skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
While you bring up great points, similar points were made many years ago.

You still have the most challenging things to work through which are general people/team problems:

- Language barriers

- Timezones

- Craftsmanship/Quality

- Leadership involvement

- etc

I've read over 300 books in the last few years on companies/leadership topics and I would really challenge that this time will be any different regardless of the economic conditions.

The tech industry is still at a deficit for talent. Companies are still hiring faster than ever and the supply is limited between them all and future grads/bootcamps/apprentice programs. India and China have a thriving tech education system and the growth definitely is showing, but most of these companies hiring on full blast already have huge developments for these regions and will continue to expand like US.

While more business opportunities may land in these major regions, the article suggests worker shortages, limited immigration, etc as a means to "offshore" current or future work from the US. I think both the US and these major regions will continue to grow at unprecedented paces. Perhaps slower during a recession, but most of these big companies are growing faster than ever, not showing signs of slowing down too much.
Software such as Kubernetes uses it with different processes writing to the same data fields, but different subsets. If you have a typical API with only one main blob that gets updated in its entirety, you might not avoid conflicts using the PATCH approach.
> YouTube account named Roel Van De Paar

> The account has over 2 million videos. Approximately 0.2% of ALL videos on the ENTIRE platform of YouTube can be attributed to this account, and if you check now they've probably uploaded a few videos in the past couple minutes.

I thought that this must be an exaggeration but I just looked at the account and at this time the account has 20 videos posted in the last hour.

I know Youtube/Google has a ton of resources -- but won't accounts with garbage/spammy content like this cause long-term issues in regard to wasting resources? Surely, Youtube would protect itself against something like this in its ToS, right?
That's cheating. On Nethack and derivates, there's the wizard mode but just for exploring.
This is an egregious example of statist overreach. The free market would never...oh wait, Binance has set a $0.70/UST floor price. Never mind.
"And by the way, you can buy this house-tile contract as an NFT!"
Acho Marketplace (YC W20) – An Open Data Marketplace
At some point StormWorx creations need some significant planning to pull off. Star Citizen even in it's current alpha form, you can plan mining and trading activities to get the best results.
You know why I’m using the term, though. It’s a battering-ram-of-a-tongue-in-the-cheek. Each time I’m encouraged to engage in a community, it’s called vibrant for some reason.

It’s like the “incredible journey” term for companies that get swallowed whole by other companies, leaving their customers to dry.
Actually, I HATE youtube search. Any search engine that changes and reorders responses when I click back to it drives me up a wall.

I infrequently use youtube (maybe 2-3 videos a month) and because the search sucks so badly, I never search using youtube, but rather with Kagi or DDG video search.
With that low an orbit you need hundreds of satellites to get decent line-of-sight coverage of the earth. I'd expect most satellites that go there are "mass produced" for that reason alone and are happy with a lifetime that's about 10 times less than that of the ISS, and a safety factor that's much lower.
For me, the former is easier to understand.
I played Eve for a few years and had plenty of fun without a corp, although I think it steepened the learning curve because there were too many competing interests.

I landed on a number of fun activities that I enjoyed and felt an adrenaline rush while doing solo, like stealing loot from pvpers and, especially, gate campers, disguising myself in a Venture and killing other miners, killing MTUs, and hauling through dangerous places (especially Pochven).

Overall, I think the game became more fun for me solo when I started putting myself into danger and hanging out around pvpers. I had to get accustomed to dying in cheap, replaceable frigates to get a sense of what was safe to fly and not get angry and ragequit the game because of some loss.

I think corporations alleviate a lot of that by having generous buyback programs and, often, free ships for members. Definitely still possible to forego all of that if you’re so introverted you don’t even want to join some corp’s comms.
> That may be true for open access publications, but traditional publishing (with Elsevier or others) is typically free of charge.

Yes, and Elsevier has open access journals with APCs (article publishing costs).
This thread by Kenton Varda (one of the engineers on the Workers platform) explains it in different terms: https://twitter.com/KentonVarda/status/1524033314448891905

Put really concisely: you want to add serverless functions to your own SaaS platform. This is how you do it.

Expanded: Imagine (e.g.) a first-party Slack or Discord "Functions" offering, or a CRM tool (e.g. "Notion Functions") that allows you to consume + handle events directly as a user. Don't need to ask your users to sign up for, configure, maintain, (etc) $SERVERLESS_PLATFORM on their own, outside of your product. Give them an editor, do your own pre/post hooks, and plumb through relevant metadata that they can consume in their functions out-of-the-box.

(Disclaimer: work at Cloudflare, not on Workers, feedback on blog content is helpful)
All of the good foreign developers are in America making 10x more than they would be in their home country.
I for one hope the Roe decision diffuses the abortion question in the long term. At least theoretically, having the decision state by state means more people can agree with their local legislation
It's made a pretty remarkable recovery to .91-.92 USD/UST.
are google cloud TPUs available in mumbai region?
Electricity makes Venus fly trap's “mouth” open/close
It depends on the field. Accounting and finance journals have significant submission fees. For example, the Journal of Financial Economics, an Elsevier journal, charges $750 for the initial submission and then lower fees for each resubmissions ($500 for the first resubmission, $250 for the second)

https://www.elsevier.com/journals/journal-of-financial-econo...
Having used VA healthcare, what data do you have to show that the gov provided medical services will be a “good benefit”?

I have some medical issues now due to those wonderful Drs decisions.
I'm not sure how to avoid this sometimes.

I have a Rust project I've been working on.

It has dependencies for:

axum: the web framework in use

serde, serde_json: Serialization of API responses

sqlx: To talk to sqlite

time: Standard datetime format with localisation and serde support

tera: templating

tracing: async logging

uuid: UUID generation

Of these, I feel they're reasonable dependencies. You could maybe quibble about uuid (which itself only depends on rng + serde with the features I've enabled), or tracing maybe, but they provide clear value.

Anyway, those direct dependencies expand out to 300-odd transitive dependencies.

So what do I do? Do I write a templating engine, HTTP server implementation, SQLite driver and JSON library from scratch to build my little ebook manager?
In my experience, it's less about surveillance and more about Executives having absolutely no technical skills.

The only way to cover this deficit is to have bums on seats who will come and help at a moments notice.

Your experience may differ.
There absolutely was evidence for the 2020 election of Trump telling state officials to "find the votes" and giving them an exact number of votes he needs them to "find" for him to win.
Hey there - PM of Pages here. Thank you so much for surfacing this piece of feedback. We are so excited to get to work on our build image and make some massive improvements. Completely understand the frustration, and will make sure to relay this to our team while we design
There isn't 240V to ground, which is the usual path for shocks. To get 240V through your body, you'd need to touch two hot wires at the same time. And you feel it when you touch the first one, so I think this is rare. You should be working with one hand most of the time.

The 200A is a danger. A direct short from a bus bar to ground can peak at 1000s of amps before the main breaker blows.
I was surprised to find Deno was 85mb. Hope you can make workers much smaller.
I have this recurring idea of a game where each player can construct their own islands, and players can travel around the world from island to island. Think Animal Crossing meets Skyrim.

I have no clue how a "contract" would contribute to that idea at all, and would in fact pose more risk to vulnerabilities and hacks than would exist from a centralized architecture.
I don't know about in the apps, but the web page has a row of tags above the videos that let you filter by topic. They're personalized, so you might have tags for those topics.
I don't think value exists in the way you believe it does.
States like California, NY, NJ basically try to inconvenience you out of owning them, banning normal capacity magazines and random arbitrary features on rifles, and making it difficult to impossible to get a handgun permit. The tactics are often similar to those of anti-abortion states. The last remaining gun store in Los Angeles (or some similar area) was forced to close a while ago.
Show HN: Approximate image GPS data based on other images
"far from perfect" - well that misses the mark by a long shot. We still have unsettled shorts happening every day that are often naked and regularly stay naked for months on end - companies are destroyed from this blatant market manipulation.

Gamestop was 140% short! Is this uncommon? Many people seem to think not.

The corruption in wall-street runs so deep that tax payers have to foot the bill when no middle class person would look over the toxic loans being packaged up pre-2008 and think that wasn't a scam. This crashed the world economy, it's hard to imagine a bigger scam ever being possible without the former bank CEOs running every financial branch of the government promising bail-outs to the "too big to fail" scammers.
Cable’s Last Laugh
Don't be obtuse. As widely discussed in this thread, we aren't talking about "bastard."
Give me back my monolith (2019)
All I see is 2 tweets from random Karens and we need a blogpost for them?
OK, but no one is talking about working on the inside of panels.

It's been clear throughout the thread, but yes -- don't open breaker panels and work on them casually.

Flipping a breaker in a closed, code-compliant panel is exactly as safe as flipping a lightswitch in a closed, code-compliant wall box.
Signal's Founder, Moxie Marlinspike, on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast (2020)
In practice states do whatever they like, even if something is wildly unpopular with voters. Exhibit A: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Florida_Amendment_4#Imple...
The senate minority leader already started talking about banning abortion across the entire US [0]. The states are gearing up to fight each other when they pass laws banning abortion for their citizens in other states like Texas either has done or is doing [1]. And on the other side you've got Connecticut allowing their citizens to counter-sue [2].

So no matter what side you're on it doesn't seem like it's about to be diffused. It seems like without federal law one way or the other states are going to be fighting each other. It sounds like chaos.

Edit: Also, although it's tempting to think of "red" and "blue" states, the minority party in each state is humongous. Almost 40% of New York state voted for Trump in 2020 [3]. Desantis in Florida only won his election by 49% [4]! And a higher minority percentage in Mississippi voted for Biden in 2020 than minority in New York voted for Trump [5]. As much as it is easy to think of there being separate political halves of the US it's just not the case. There is huge Democrat and Republican presence in every state.

[0] https://thehill.com/news/senate/3480725-mcconnell-says-natio...

[1] https://www.texastribune.org/2022/05/09/texas-republicans-ro...

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/30/nyregion/connecticut-texa...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidentia...

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2018_Florida_gubernatorial_ele...

[5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_United_States_presidentia...
PoS, to my knowledge isn't a viable alternative to PoW. There are too many similarities to the traditional financial system. That's partly (mostly?) why PoW was invented.

PoST (Proof of Space and Time) is PoW 2.0 essentially. It addresses the energy consumption of PoW using the same Nakomoto Consensus mechanism that provides true decentralization and the security that comes with it. It does this by doing the work ONCE up-front and saving it to space (generating plot files) rather than doing the work for every block. Lookups are incredibly energy efficient (farming plots). The Time component ensures that a certain amount of time passes between blocks, and is responsible for moving the chain forward.

There is also the added benefit of utilizing datacenter drives destined to be scrapped // still perfectly usable for storing plot files.
I can't exactly predict the future other than giving my opinion about the divisions and what I suspect is going to happen, but historically speaking, even the strongest empires ultimately get displaced by other powers and collapse. I'm sure there were Moscow-based Communist writers who wrote things towards the end of the Soviet system writing about how the CCCP would reign forever. I'm sure there were some Roman historians towards the end writing about how the Empire would be eternal.
Back in the days I and others made an end of junior high school year project on military planes and we had a monitor playing clips of F-16 Falcon, F-29 Retaliator and Fighter Bomber. I did however use the F-19 Stealth Fighter game manual as an inspiration to write texts on the improvised stand we were using. We also had some model kits on display.
My favorite story about White House records was from an Arlo Guthrie concert I attended. Supposedly some relative of Jimmy Carter had found a copy of Alice's Restaurant which was left over from the Nixon days, and Arlo's theory was that it explained the suspicious gap in Nixon's office recordings. "There aren't many other things that are eighteen and a half minutes long."
Abortion is a great example of an issue where the resolution of discourse isn't adequate to actually address the problem. It's not a binary yes/no question and biologically cannot be, but somehow people are stuck debating as if it is.

In reality it is a matrix with time on one axis and extenuating circumstances on the other.
The conversation is quickly going to turn to a federal ban that the GOP will use to bring in voters.
This is the critical step. I don't know who will bell the cat though!
Ask HN: How do you take advantage of global economic down turn?
The shell quoting rabbithole goes pretty deep, especially when you want to preserve the whitespace within arguments. Has this been solved generally yet? I suspect it requires full knowledge of whatever shell is running on the other side of SSH.
There are several similar tools (slack with a twist) emerged in the last couple of years.

* quill.chat Slack but more social. bought by twitter and shut down. WTF?

* geneva.com. Slack with a feminine touch?

* twist.com. half way between email and slack?
More companies find that people who accept offers are never heard from again
> What exactly is America's future here? I really don't think you can be deficient in both or there is nothing left but pure balls.

Shithole country that can't do shit, with a capitalist upper-class that's rich enough to insulate themselves from the shithole aspects. It's the libertarian utopia we've all dreamed about.

It will last until the foreign societies cease to recognize the American upper-class's paper ownership interests.
Nintendo announces surprise 10-for-1 stock split; expects Switch sales to fall
Fedora Linux 36 Now Generally Available
Why would it make more sense? You'd first have to sort the keys, then pretty print, then diff:

https://www.jvt.me/posts/2020/08/24/pretty-print-json-diff/

I'm also using a JSON-diff format in my data store[1], which is accumulated during insertions/updates/deletes in-memory and serialized during a commit, admittedly for large JSON instances (a few Gb and much more).

[1] https://github.com/sirixdb/sirix
Last time I checked, you had to change a few lines to use torch_xla.

If there are cost savings depends on your workload. If you are training huge models, it might be cost effective, but honestly most tasks I have seen would have been fine on a CPU.

The pricing page lists preemptible instances: https://cloud.google.com/tpu/pricing#single-device-pricing
That's one level, the other was "connect your Metamask wallet to this game, where every tile is an unvetted smart contract"
Show HN: Generate Art with Python (No NFTs)
Central banks are saints walking the earth compared to the kind of exploitation going on in the crypto space. Remember "Save the Kids"?[1]

[1] https://www.insider.com/faze-clan-save-the-kids-cryptocurren...
Non-paywall:
https://archive.ph/AXMqO
> I for one hope the Roe decision diffuses the abortion question in the long term.

If this is what you hope I don't think you've been paying attention. They're gutting the right to privacy with Roe, so they're coming after gay marriage and contraception next; their legality is predicated on exactly the right to privacy that the supreme court is about to gut. Religious conservatives are salivating at the thought of making Plan B and IUDs illegal. There's no diffusion going on; they lit a match next to a powder keg. Roe is just the beginning.

And if you think this is going to be left up to the states, Republicans are already talking about a nationwide ban on abortion. This has never been about leaving it up to the states, when one side believes they are fighting for the rights of unborn defenseless babies in the name of God.
Yea, what a click bait headline. Was also worried.
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You are assuming remote people are OK with being second or third class employees. I'm not sure how long this is going to be true in the post covid world.

https://elsajohansson.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/what-does-a-w...
Adjust your adblocker settings, browser extensions, and remove/change your mobile/smart TV app so you do not see recommendations. My life is way better without recommendations, homepage, related, etc. Here are some of the things I use:

- uBlock Origin (allows me to hand pick items on a page to hide)
- Enhancer for YouTube: Firefox extension that gives me control
- SmartTubeNext: YouTube app for FireTV that lets me skips ads, hide home page, and even skip in-video promotions. It's still magical each time.
- NewPipe: YouTube app for Android that allows ad-skipping, Shorts hiding, etc. There's not anything in the App Store like this but you might be able to build one your own using open source (https://github.com/MrAdamBoyd/DownTube)

If anyone else has similar tools that you like, I'm very interested.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-odd-and-even

I don't know what to say.

/**
* is-odd-and-even
* Github: https://github.com/fabrisdev/is-odd-and-even
*/

import isOdd from 'is-odd'
import isEven from 'is-even'

/**
* @param {number | string} i The number to check if it's odd and even
* @returns {boolean} True if the number is odd and even, false otherwise
*/
export default function isOddAndEven(i){
return isOdd(i) && isEven(i)
}
Grindr Dating App to Go Public Through Tiga SPAC at $2.1B Valuation
I truly abhor this trend that views authoritative detachment as a virtue. Do you read things the stoic philosophers wrote on other subjects? Do you read about the actions of their lives?

This article claims it's not endorsing passivity but it is. It is reassuring you that doing nothing is the correct course, and that you are noble for having the detachment and self-knowledge to choose not to act.

It's no different and no better than the appeals to emotion that you believe you're above.
Might as well not breathe the air, drink the water or eat anything sourced within 1000 miles of an industrial center. Good luck with that.
It's not clickbaity or misleading at all, though. Eve has an official partnership with Microsoft to make an Excel integration, and the fans literally cheered it during the fanfest. I don't understand what's clickbaity or misleading in the slightest.
This feels like a real interesting article that was chopped up and mixed. They will mention something interesting for a paragraph or two and then go on to something completely different. Its difficult to read for me.
Well, if something goes wrong and we do an insurance claim, they would take a look and not pay our claim. I am not quite good enough to hide the CNC machine. Ask any homeowner how good these folks are at avoiding paying claims.
Maybe every society everywhere.

The fact is that wealth and power protect themselves and always have.

While crafting a fair society we must recognize this and deliberately skew the rules to favor those without wealth and power. In the US we mean we’ll but have utterly failed to do so. Our legal system is a prime example. The fact that we more often tax minimum wage workers than billionaires is another.

Our society is shamefully unfair. But I actually think opportunity zones are a step in the right direction.
ACM TechBrief Urges Policy Leaders to Make Smart Cities Secure, Fair and Sustain
> Both groups have the same signal-to-noise ratio

I kinda doubt this, to be honest. In real life, I discount the opinions of people who only ever have negative things to say. Seems as though serial dislikers might deserve the same treatment.
I have no degree at all (unless an art degree counts for something) and I transitioned from web development to a different sphere (cloud / backend engineering). I decided to switch and within a year I'd acquired enough skills to get interviews in my chosen field. Granted, I'm not working at the sexy companies, but I'm not interested.
I think many public figures, including Karine Jean-Pierre, pushed the narrative that Russia helped Trump cheat in 2020. But yes, the gerrymandering issue is also at play. Using the term "stolen" is very serious, and people in authority certainly must understand the power of their words.
Damn this sounds like William Blake
Developing to 120 beats-per-minute: Q&A about music and rhythm-action
Accidentally fork bombed a MacBook and had to wait for it to die as well. Had to put it in the fridge for a bit of that time due to overheating as well
".. will be available to consumers across leading devices and platforms"

Did someone said "Best of Breed™"?

Also good to know everything that isn't FIDO is already considered "legacy" by these techno Gods.
> But now you need an s-expression parser (ok so a very simple thing to do) and a json parser.

No, the original document should be S-expressions, too:

((baz . "qux")
(foo . "bar"))

Also, HTML should be S-expressions, CSS should be S-expressions and JavaScript should be Lisp. I have one hammer, and everything looks like a nail