skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah anything that requires acking or creates distrust is a no go. I really want to transparently move all devices that support it to certificate-based authentication without training my wife to ignore or ack warnings. My fantasy is that IOT devices add support for it too, but that's just crazy talk.
This was also our troop. You couldn't make Life Scout before you were 15 thanks to the leadership requirements, and that meant that the earliest you could get Eagle was sometime at age 16. The vast majority of them got it just before they turned 18. The projects were intended to be ambitious and demanded that the Scout do the bulk of the planning and dealing with the bureaucracy.

Imagine my surprise when our troop went to SeaBase and ran into a bunch of other troops where everyone got Eagle at age 14.
The Russian delusions around WW2 are astonishing.

They (USSR was Russian-lead) were literally allied with Nazi-Germany and agreed to split Europe with them. They executed 20000+ Polish people in Katyn alone.
This should have a virtual file system. CF should write it so each user doesn't have to load a JS abstraction and it has better performance.
Good point. If authoritarians could they of course would take over the Democratic Party totally.

As you know Republican Party used to be the one opposing slavery.

It's like Putin is really not against USA. He is only against USA as long as he is not its for-life president. And he loves democracy as longs as he is the only one who can decide what democracy means.
That's not an answer to the question. he/she was asking for evidence or an explanation, because your claim is not intuitive.
Platform-agnostic applications built with Dart. Kinda like Xarmin
Half-Earth Socialism: The Game
The designer ones can also be tailored, though.

I'm probably dating myself by saying that I used to work at Barney's New York when there was only a Barney's New York (the Womens's Store was still being built).

The first stop the salesmen (they were all male) took the customers to after picking out their suits was to the tailor (Attila on my floor) to get them altered for a perfect fit, which was included in the price.

Of course I get your point about cost effectiveness, but the average person dropping a few k on a single item of clothing really doesn't care about that.
What's heartbreakingly tragic about this? Your statements reads as if a county having a high percentage of African American residents is negative.
You are correct. I was thinking of the "50 miler" badge.

https://www.scouting.org/awards/awards-central/50-miler/
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Answer to "What sites does this work with ?" carefully gives no useful information at all.

"Keep both your digital identity and crypto assets in this secure browser extension" sounds like a very bad idea.

"Vessel does not hold or use any of your personal data and funds." but it sounds like the browser extension does hold it ? What distinction is being made here ?
How does this compare to DocFX? One thing I think Microsoft does very well is the Azure documentation. It's consistently structured across services, but even better, it's also all just a bunch of Markdown and for any page, you can open a Github issue right from that page. And because it's in Github, you can see the history of a page, which has been helpful to see when options change or when limitations were clarified.

I think MSFT just uses stock DocFX for the Azure docs site, but I'm not sure.
I'm a bit confused. Following the React tutorials https://markdoc.io/docs/render#react I was able to render my own react components on custom tags, which I wanted. Nice! But I'm not being able to define how to render my own components for Markdown tags like paragraph or heading :(
Incorrect. It taxes all income anywhere jn the world for US citizens and green card holders, _regardless_ of where they reside or the source of their income.
This may be a boon for unlocking hardware features on GeForce. Stuff like below shows that some things are just disabled in hardware, but lots of reverse engineering would be needed to bypass it.

https://www.ibtimes.com/nvidia-geforce-graphics-card-virtual...
I mean, sortof, I guess, maybe.

Given the history, one could make an argument that they represent Asians rather than Caucasians (it's always seemed odd to me that we ended up with this name for white(r) people, but such is life).
Here’s a big one:

Real estate development is not nearly as advantaged by labor arbitrage.

In America you basically have to pay people American wages to develop housing. Not so for iPhones.
> How much of a gamble is any action when you don't have much to lose?

As a Salvadoran it really hurts to read you describing everything we have there "not much to lose".

I mean. We are in the middle of most statistics in the world. It's not like we are in the bottom for everything. Perhaps crime, but that's been improving for the past 5 years.
That is the worst homework assignment ever: read the complete history of Boy Scouts, including when an unexpanded not-common acronym visited Portland.

Was a link asking too much?
> Worse still, our leads were overworked and lacked the power to create change. Any team needs expert leadership to thrive, and expert leaders need support from the people they report to so they can do what’s necessary. Our leadership did not have that support. The V8 team as a whole had the misfortune of reporting to the leader of the Chrome organization, a careless man who continues to have one of the worst approval ratings in the entire company. In my career I’ve seen managers cry multiple times, and this is one of the places that happened. A manager should never have to ask whether they’re a coward, but that happened here.

I just spent four years at a company as a lead who uses an internal hierarchy that reinforces this. We hire non-technical managers or managers who did not reach Senior or Staff engineering ranks. Discussions with them are long and often feel like saying your ABC's backwards and forwards. Tech leads are leveled under managers and managers carry technical decision making authority proxied as business decision making. I started getting heart palpatations and my depression and cynicism was starting to reach levels that resembled what they were when I first got out of the Marines after less than a year off deployment.

Just leave. It's not worth spending time in a place where the company has such a disorganized idea of itself that it prioritizes the people who know how to make the cakes input below that of the people who push things from one column into the other. There are no amount of "hard conversations" you can have with folks like this. You speak two different languages from two different perspectives.
If you want to write in a high-level language in the browser, wouldn't it make more sense to compile to JavaScript?

It seems to me like the main value proposition in Web Assembly was to provide a target for languages like C, C++, and Rust.
"Play as a planetary planner and decide what we should do about the climate, biodiversity, and human welfare."

- More info on it by its developer here: https://twitter.com/frnsys/status/1523657100714721280

- Mini-review by Molleindustria: https://twitter.com/molleindustria/status/152400849285985484...
On the episode it was a passenger airliner but yeah :). iirc he hulked out at the last minute to apply more pressure to the brake peddle.
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I didn't work on this but I have watched it with interest for a very long time. It has been a strategic initiative in order to improve the GPU compute ecosystem. No one loves having a tainted kernel and everyone who uses a GPU with Linux (which is almost all data center GPUs) would prefer to have the kernel modules open source. It took a lot of work and planning to figure out how to do this over many teams for a very long time, and then an enormous amount of testing to prove the new drivers were fast enough to be deployed.
think about the 6 figures it costs you when recruiters damage your brand due to them alienating qualified candidates with stupid coding interviews and treating them like idiots who will work hard for shitty compensation.
https://github.com/mmicu/python-for-coding-interviews
Slowly getting used to the top bar and the rest of the layout.. Quickly tried the json validator link. I'd say its helpful and fun; although display of the json viewer could be a bit better.
Quite the opposite. They could showcase an impressive list of competitors that haven't been launched, thanks to all their would-be employees working for FANG.
I don't think one option is inherently better or worse than the other
Short term or working memory is a component of cogntitive ability. Cognitive ability has been EXHAUSTIVELY tested by many many organisations to a high degree. It cannot change significantly for the better.
With the kernel driver open source + redistributeble firmware I guess the graphics APIs can be provided by mesa.
> They are, for the most part, less concentrated in protein than animals but still much higher than most plants.

According to Wikipedia, mushrooms generally have less than 5% protein. Almost every plant food I checked was higher, including wheat (15%), corn (10%), rice (8%), and potatoes (9%). (from United States Department of Agriculture).

Protein rich plants like lentils, soybeans, and nuts are upwards of 30%.
You should learn how inflation is calculated before spewing this stuff. Maybe try providing references to reputable sources as well? https://www.bls.gov/cpi/questions-and-answers.htm
“All models are wrong, but some are useful."
2gler here. I was actually really happy for about the first 80% of my first time at Google (Search, 2009-2012). Miserable for the last 20%. Mildly discontent for my first team back, reasonably happy after transferring.

Your team and the specific work you're doing matters a lot for your happiness at Google (and presumably any big company). Work with your manager to craft a job description that's better suited for you, or transfer if you can't. You have to actively manage your career - and your happiness - in any job.
Just glancing through them it looks like perfectly reasonable telemetry collection, not sure why you call that spying.
Honestly, overall comp for both SWE and DS especially has been inflated by the FAANG. Deep down we all know $400-600K overall comp is not sustainable, for the same amount of work that people did just a decade ago for $150-250K range.
Google AI4Code – Understand Code in Python Notebooks – Kaggle Competition
Same question, do they have a reasonable component library on windows?
And the new decision is on even less constitutional grounds. There is nothing in the constitution that allows a state to force a woman to carry a baby. But it happens to be their preferred judicial activism, and therefore somehow not applicable.
I guess this is intentional exaggeration to make some kind of point, but I just checked a bunch of Google corporate pages and every single one with pictures of people had a white guy somewhere. The majority were not white men, but that's because most people are not white men.
The link is fixed. Thanks
Kind of might depend on the context, e.g. if it's was an embedded dev position that required a mix of C and assembly, and Scheme was not just your favorite language, but also the only one. But then it's not clear why they'd invite you to the interview... unless your resume was misleading... and so on, and so forth. The context is important.
I surely appreciate that
> I wonder how much of this reflected the skills they had learned or used as soldiers in that war?

Even today, Marine recruits are trained to fight with pugil sticks and padding — part of the idea is to get them accustomed to being hit without losing focus on the mission.

https://rp.marineparents.com/bootcamp/mcmap.asp
I had the same thought. What, do people think the politics of a region gets routinely shuffled without any influence from geographical or historical context?
Let me put it this way: Most livestreams of this game end in several minutes of silence staring at the screen. It needs the intensity of a chess match, not Solitaire. But if you just want to veg out clicking around the map for hours, it probably won't satisfy you.
I saw this message scroll by during booting, somewhere in 2004? I searched for it online and those were my first lessons on foss and the GPL. How great to see this happening. Is it the hack (I don't think so)? Is it the succes of Steam (Deck)? Is is Proton? Deep Learning? Probably all of it…
You can search using the USPTO's practitioner search. You can work with a patent attorney located anywhere in the US and you're not limited to your state. https://oedci.uspto.gov/OEDCI/practitionerSearchEntry
Probably a n00b question but where did the commented machine code come from? Did IBM publish their original PC BIOS code, comments and all? Was the original "PC clone" bios just a clean room reimplementation?
I thought "obscure and ill-suited technology" was a reference to SPIR-V or something. Was not expecting it to be about an executable spec in Ocaml.
This is bassakwards. A therapist isn’t supposed to be - let alone pretend to be - your friend at all.
How did you know that?
The sheer amount of intestinal fortitude required to write and publish this is amazing. I am glad somebody did, but I fear for Leor Sapir's life.

He may not understand just how unhinged supporters of this movement are.
The proposal is that by default the compiler would refuse to do an infallible conversion from `u32` to `usize`, but if you declare up front "this code assumes at least a 32-bit target", then you gain the ability to do infallible conversions from u32 to usize. And if you declare up front "this code assumes at least a 64-bit target", you gain the ability to do infallible conversions from u64 to usize.

Also, you can already convert u8 and u16 to usize infallibly, today. Only u32 and u64 currently require fallible conversions via try_from.
I thought Signal has some three letter agency with a budget that has a dozen digits behind it.
The abortion banning part is provably true at this point.

And it is very fair to guess it was plan from the start, despite pretention not. Despite calling those who guesses it 100% correctly exaggerating and hysterical.
Life for life?
On one hand, I'm excited, on the other hand, I'm using a Flutter app right now as essentially a utility for my own personal use.

I'm horrified if I upgrade it everything will break and I'll have to commit to fixing it.

Still, I'm very excited about this, I'd argue flutter is what react native wanted to be.
Hey.
Great to hear.
You can hide any of the apps (with tiles) through your preference menu.
Eg. some folks dislike W3School -> top right menu - preferences -> thumbs down and it won't show up.

Our idea here is to give users more control rather the SEO'd sites.
The oldest company in the world is only 1443 years old (Kongo Gumi of Japan.) Most companies don't last a single human lifetime. It's completely besides the point to bring up things that play out over billions of years in that context. It's just trolling.
I had a couple of hundred dollars with coinbase and they were going to charge me 30% to get the money out. I thought to myself want a bunch of thieving cunts.
Well, then... hopefully FreeBSD and illumos will finally start getting support for CUDA.
no worries at all.

Even though as you said it's "not capturing what people are actually paying" it's related, and still horrifying to me, as a measure of overall housing affordability. Esp when you look at places like vancouver, sydney, melbourne.... At 10x I cant understand how the market keeps going - how do home ownership rates stay so high? how are people affording these multiples? It just doesnt make sense to me how it can keep going. To your point this measure includes the people who cant afford to buy at all , but theres still enough ownership % overall that it doesnt add up to me.
Anyone know if this makes it easy to hack in SR-IOV support for desktop class gpus?
Yes, I'm aware of all that. But when you pick an analogy, you should pick one that helps your case, not where the central dynamics are opposite from or incomparable to the dynamic you're trying to illustrate.

If you don't believe that loaning to a human is analogous to loaning to a country, you really shouldn't be the one introducing it as an analogy!

The purpose of an analogy is to more clearly convey a dynamic, not muddle understanding by reference to a case with the opposite implications.

In the likely event that it still isn't clear what's wrong with ak_111's points, let's review.

"People are obviously going to be reluctant to lend to <country> because <country> is behaving like a human who spent his money frivolously after borrowing your money again. Because you would not continue to lend to that human, you can see why others would not lend to <country>."

"Okay, you misunderstood my analogy. You can't conclude anything about countries based on how you would handle a human. The situations are completely unrelated, to the point that it is impossible to reason about one from knowledge of the other."

Am I the one who doesn't understand analogies, or is ak_111?
Have they already tried to ban phones in schools?
Likewise. I was 15 when I finished and it was a monumental amount of work. The troop you're in matters a great deal.
Hey, basket weaving and leather work were super fun, and I have all cool ones like shotgun, archery and rifle. The most boring are probably your citizenship badges. Don't knock it till you try it.
With limited resources you have to choose. If flutter focused on UI elements before Mac OS + Linux stability, the top comment would be "Flutter is a solid option for Windows but without Linux or Mac support it is useless."

The flutter team has proven generally capable of developing UI elements on mobile across iOS/Android. Getting platform stability is a welcome step and i trust them to continue to build out the desktop element set.

Flutter has been my go-to for mobile app dev for years and i haven't considered returning to react native, pure native or cordova since i swapped.

All that being said, i have spent my afternoon debugging an issue with Flutter's first-party camera plugin, so it isn't all roses.
Sure but I'd rather not use people who graduated from Stanford, MIT, etc. as a baseline. These are inherently super exclusive and small communities. I'm saying that most people who didn't go to a top program but are at least grindy enough to do leetcode are capable of getting to $500K/yr as long as they are open to FAANG-etc.

I'd rather us not use Stanford as a baseline even if the crowd is numerous and abundant on HN and SV.
I wasn't at all worried BEFORE that swim test, but afterwards I can safely say that was legitimately difficult and pretty terrifying. Especially when you realize the lake we did it in was full of leeches, which was completely foreign to me at the time.
The standard counter to that is "come and invade".
I mostly agree with your points, but it takes certain personality traits to be able/willing to take chances with your career when the bottom rung is "eat at soup kitchens and sleep in your car". After all, society doesn't exactly make it easy to live without debts or financial commitments. Few of us are still homesteading.

I'm not convinced the alternatives are net better for the overall wealth of society. But the fact that anyone can sell their services to the market is also something that's hard to view in isolation.
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Safer it might be, but that's probably due to sociological effects rather than improved policing.
WASM as in the spec or as in the V8-wasm implementation?
Exactly; DHCPv6 would allow to force the device to use just a single IP address. In IPv6, you need extra IP addresses for tethering; XLAT464 needs entire /96 prefix. Allowing DHCPv6 would allow network admins cripple functionality like this. It's not like IP addresses even in the smallest subnet (/64) are a scarce resource.

For carriers, it is not necessary at all. LTE networks use different mechanism for communicating assigned IP addresses.
That's the way it is for our troop. Most of the kids aren't able to get Eagle before they are HS juniors and are 16 or 17. A few just made it in before turning 18.

The bureaucracy is a mistake. I know why Scouting does it - BSA organizational culture, abuses in the past, trying to apply standards across local troops - but a lot of it falls on troop volunteers to and parents to nag scouts to death and fix the inevitable problems that crop up. It's not right.
Nouveau is still needed because Nvidia's drivers do not conform to Linux kernel standards, so they can't be upstreamed. Nouveau is conforming, so it still has a reason to exist. Fortunately Nouveau can more easily improve by using Nvidia's now-open source as a reference.
My late father-in-law and his buddies used the expression "uglier than a hat full of assholes," and I always assumed that "asshat" came from that. Guess I was wrong.
When you look at the direct benefit over the course of your lifetime I agree the benefit of things like Eagle Scout of Honor Society are minimal, but I think that's missing the indirect benefits.

Speaking personally, I firmly believe that being an Eagle Scout and HS Honor Society student helped me get into a good college.

I frequently discussed being an Eagle Scout (and scouting in general, which I was deeply involved) during engineering internship interviews and the interview for my first job out of college. I do believe this contributed to starting off my career strongly.

Now about a decade removed from college I don't bring these topics up, but I do still feel the positive contributions they had on my trajectory. Not even to mention the benefits they had on my soft skills.
The HF subreddit also has good discussions on the quality of various tools. I'm kind of dissapointed that the HF quality and price has been going up over the years. A lot of people are only going to need that random tool a couple times a year, or maybe only for this one project. HF was perfect for that. Now they're trying to be a slightly cheaper Milwaukee/HomeDepot. Might as well spend a little more and get something that you know is going to last, in many cases. I'm mostly referring to their power tool line. RIP Chicago Electric.
Yes, USSR had a pact with Nazi Germany. Until it hadn't.

So?
Proverbs 22:6
"Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart
from it."

the elites don't want "unapproved" ideas getting into the minds of malleable youth...shaping the minds of youth is solely the province of our benevolent elites...
> I'm picking up a lot of subtle things that make the whole experience more interesting.

That's a common experience. It's like some people are reading the books in low resolution. That's why they think the characters are simplistic. If you re-read, you start realizing that all the little details matter and are part of the story.

> Moreover, her take on female sexuality must have been revolutionaire at the time

It was. What other work of art published in the 1950s or earlier has a female protagonist, a businesswoman, with multiple lovers?
Nvidia Linux Open GPU Kernel Module Source