skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>A week later, I received a few ambiguous and regretful messages from her, which escalated to a phone call in which she sought guidance on her next date

The author needs to spend time identifying how people use tactics to assert and obtain power. Even if you don't want to use those tactics yourself, which is fine, your whole life will be better served by knowing how to deflect tactics others use to submit you (lowering your perceived value to others).

For some people, all they have is power games. They can't rely on abilities or genuine personality traits, so they have to rely on manipulating perceptions of themselves and others. Other people have the privilege of not needing to do that, so they never develop those manipulation instincts through practice. They get taken advantage of because they don't even see the games being played.

Imo, the sweet spot is not needing to manipulate others in order to have your intended effect on the world, but being able to do so to when it's required.
Slashdot is still alive?
How much do you get paid? If it is less than $300k/yr (assuming you're in America), then you're just in a company that doesn't apparently value tech.

Go get a job at a FANG, and I guarantee you you will be pushed to your limits, and a number of staff/senior engineers there will make you feel like a little baby developer.
>There's no way they could save for an emergency fund or properly fund a retirement account.

I assume that is simply the way 80%+ of people in the US expect to live since it has been their reality for decades.
> about 2 acres of farmland

That's huge; I haven't seen anything like that, even in the deep country where I grew up, where people (farmers) almost didn't buy anything but grew and processed most of their stuff. Their gardens hardly ever went over a 1/4 of an acre, I'd say, that was already pretty large and provided for filling quite a number of jar of tomatoes and beans and stuff.

Didn't your parents sell anything?

Using 400-500 sq ft, I get enough potatoes for a family of 3. Not that potato is our only staple food, but...
Hi! Just wanted to ask, are the cultivars or varieties for corn for human food, ethanol and corn for cattle feed different?
I am shocked. No one has yet said 'Buy Crypto' :)
Another point is just about the maturity of language and libraries.

I started learning Rust recently and when searching how to do some pretty basic stuff, the answers are like "well you used to do this but now you do this and soon you'll be able to do this but it's not stabilized"

I figure I'll just check back in 5 years, I don't have the time or patience to be on the bleeding edge when I'm trying to get things done.
3. If you can figure out how to eat grass, you'll be rich.
Bulldozer gets too much hate IMO. Okay, the instructions per clock cycle were bad and power consumption was high but you can't forget that the FX-6300 was $100 for a >3-core chip that could be overclocked by another 0.7 GHz without issue. The price-performance ratio was better than anything Intel fielded. I'm still running it today.
Out of curiosity did you get a 5 o 7 year? What was the differential between adjustable and fixed?
Russia has already struck the Zatoka bridge south/west of Odessa, the best/shortest route from Odessa to Danube river and Black Sea ports in Romania.

Most of the trains in Ukraine is electric-pulled. Russia has already struck most of the railway power transforming stations. Ukraine has very limited number of diesel trains. It can't use European ones because of different wheelbase. (correction thanks to the commenter below - gauge, not wheelbase)

Russia has already stolen about 500 000 tons of wheat from Ukraine and delivered it to Assad, its ally in Syria. Russia runs very intensive propaganda campaign representing European help to Ukraine wrt. wheat export as basically Europe stealing the wheat. Its propaganda also celebrates the food prices rising in the "collective West" countries as supposed result of the sanctions, and Russia will do anything to stimulate the rise of the prices in order to foment public push against the sanctions.
To his credit, it wasn’t for lack of trying. He was in a lot of pretty good rooms.
Just make the US keyboard version available everywhere and worry about local keyboards later, when people ask for them.

Your audience is probably 90% devs and sysadmins, who most definitely can at least handle en_us.
I would really like to know what definition of "startup" they are using.
Impressive stuff, I hope you get to the level you want! keep at it.
In the study they mostly measured total cholesterol (S-TC), but reference other studies that suggest it may raise LDL ("bad cholesterol").

The level of increase they found was, at most, 0.48 mmol/L, which is around a 5% increase (convert from mmol/L to mg/dL, then based on a 200 mg/dL ideal).

So my TL;DR: Even assuming all the S-TC increase was actually LDL (unlikely), you're a woman, and use the unhealthiest brewing method (what the study was about), it still isn't a health problem by itself.

Now can you consider coffee unhealthy? Perhaps, but I feel like that was the case without this info.
Instead of someone mentioning the bot in a thread, why not allow people to paste the tweet url, and view it in threaded format? This can be a alternative Twitter reader.
- Bought real estate.

- Got a remote-first job outside of crazily inflated tech money while still asking for tech money because the market for developer was crazy hot a few months ago.

The previous one wasn't too bad personally. I can't say I ever had problems finding a job, no matter the market. Network aggressively, sell yourself well.

Invest in people skills if you suck at it and you won't have problems landing a job, even during the recession.
The instructions at the top of the page encourage you to hot-link directly to the images they host. It would be hard to say sending them a ton of traffic is "abuse" when they literally suggest you do that.

In general though hot-linking across domains like that is bad practice because the content on the other domain might change in a way you don't like. This was a pretty common practice for a while: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HotlinkedImageSw...

If those images turn out to be important to your project such that http.cats going down would be an issue, absolutely you should serve a copy of that content from your servers (assuming all the copyright licenses are in order).
Is this satire?

The comments section has brought out the absolute Reddit of HN hahaha
Environmental toxins are worsening obesity pandemic, say scientists
To be more precise, he wrote the music which was used as the theme song for "Cosmos" -- it originally appeared on Vangelis's album "Heaven and Hell", five years before "Cosmos" came out. Apparently it was called Movement 3 from "Symphony to the Powers B", though on my old CD copy of the album it just appears in the middle of the track "Heaven and Hell Part 1". Really powerfully evocative music, takes me right back to being a 10 year old watching "Cosmos".
That makes sense! I guess being new to this it is just counter intuitive to think that you could install a big solar panel system and still suffer power outages. But I see what you mean.
I feel like being in a bullet list item restricts a lot of the rendering you can do.
Surely, we must know how to do this. I mean, we know how grass-eating ruminants break down the cellulose to obtain energy with various enzymes and whatnot. We could probably invent some kind of exo-stomach to pre-digest grass into an edible state. :)
Middle of Washington state, off I5.

The last few years I planted I got my starts going real early in my basement and we had an early spring and I was over the moon. But I had a few cold springs that didn't warm up until June and had to replant multiple times. Rookie mistakes and bad luck. :)
My biggest problem with my neighbor's chickens was that they kept getting out an coming over to my property and he'd have to ask me to let him in the back yard so he could take them back home. Never noticed any smells near their coop which was near the property line.

Never really bothered me since they mostly just hung out around the back fence far from my house, but finally another neighbor complained to the city and they had to get rid of the chickens. Chickens are allowed here (up to 10 per property), but have to be kept confined and on your own property.
I became aware of the world just as seasonal food availability was becoming a thing of the past—I remember significantly more seasonal variation, but only when I was pretty young—so this really stuck with me growing up. All those colorful jars lined up on shelves, all the gardening, all the boiling-of-jars, et c. All that work, and a can of the same thing was $0.29 at the store.

So I assume they all developed these super-similar habits for really great reasons. And since the ~1960s and earlier were just normally pretty similar to what a significant food shortage would probably look like now (at least in countries that will almost certainly be able to maintain adequate supplies of staples, like the US) it seems to me that might be a good first place to look. Stock up on canned veggies, worry less about the rest of it. Maybe get some chickens and plant some berry bushes (they also all loved keeping a line or two of berry bushes, and it seems like in their generations you just alway kept chickens, if you weren't smack in the middle of town)
I think the first one, in the Manhattan Project, was built in 18 months and nobody was pissed at the cost by any means. In fact that's when they first started doing the whole "How many piano tuners are there in Chicago?" which is the whole science of doing estimates and budgets. Really the question, credited to Enrico Fermi. The real question, which he himself answered quite satisfactorily, was "based on these flying scraps of paper [and a world-class education, and being well-read and a strong physicist] how powerful was the Trinity bomb in kilotons of dynamite?" And he got it to within a factor of 2. Same goes for the Manhattan Project's counterpart, the aviation industry's development of the B-29 Superfortress, which was $6 billion compared to the Manhattan Project's $2 Billion. Wright brothers nailed a lot of estimates of the power output of their engines, weight, lift, very exact a lot of the time. And those $8 billion were considered very well spent by the Department of War. I think some went way under the quoted price, I think the squash court pile, the first man-made real nuclear reaction, was totally McGyvered (hence the squash court). But we're talking totally, it was insultingly cheap to make. And only then could they impress Einstein--from my limited visibility on the subject--and only then could the three of them write that letter to Roosevelt, and then the whole thing got started.

It also was a super cheap way of finishing World War Two. Germany and Italy had to be flattened and invaded, occupied completely. Japanese were hunkering down, the were going to fight to the last cartridge, they hadn't been invaded in the Mongol Invasion. The had stood up to a lot, that's why there's all these 800 or 1200 year old companies there, no genocide. So that would have meant...just wretchedness, as if that word were better than any other, no poetry would spare anyone a second of suffering. As if burns or bullets were materially that different than irradiation, they're really not. Radiation is just really weird, poorly understood, and it's effectively totally under GOD's control. So you get some people exposed to crazy amounts of it, like the guy who took the selfie with the corium (molten uranium mixed with other parts of a nuclear core, like maybe some halfnium control rods, the cement, idk the other stuff, maybe some tungsten I think they use that), why is that guy still alive as of a few years back?

Also, I believe Russians, Rosatom specifically, can stick to budgets for real. They were selling boats recently that delivered power off-ship, if they're selling them they have a budget they're sticking to.
I'm currently building a homebrew system built on the TMS99105A CPU, one of the final descendants of the TMS9900.

It's a nifty little CPU. There's a lot of hidden little features once you dig in. It can actually address multiple separate 64k memory namespaces: data memory, instruction memory, macroinstruction memory, and mapped memory with the assistance of a then-standard chip. Normally these are all the same space and just need external logic to differentiate them. There's also a completely separate serial and parallel hardware interface bus.

The macroinstruction ("Macrostore") feature is pretty fun. There's sets of opcodes that will decode into illegal instructions that, instead of immediately erroring out, will go looking for a PC and workspace pointer (the "registers") in memory and jump there. Their commercial systems like the 990/12 used this feature to add floating point and other features like stack operations.

Yup, there's no stack. Just the 16 "registers," which live in main memory. There are specific branch and return instructions that store the previous PC and register pointer in the top registers of the new "workspace," allowing you direct access to the context of the caller. The assembly language is simple and straightforward with few surprises, but it's also clearly an abstraction over the underlying mechanisms of the CPU. I believe this then classifies this CPU as CISC incarnate.

There are some brilliant and insane people on the Atari Age forums! One of them managed to extract and post the data for a subset of those floating point instructions, and then broke it all down and how it all worked. Some are building new generations of previous TMS9900 systems. One of them is replicating the CPU in an FPGA. A few others are building things like a full-featured text editor and, of course, an operating system.

I've learned a hell of a lot during this project. I've been documenting what I'm doing and am planning to eventually make it into a pretty build log. I think this is a beautiful dead platform that deserved better.
What We Lose When We Don't Speak the Same Language as Our Immigrant Parents
Does suspend work reliably? Is battery life ok? Does the trackpad suck?

I’m tempted but every time I’ve tried so far to leave Mac hardware I regret it - seems even harder now with M1 performance.

Still, the framework laptop is super cool. Might be worth trying anyway.
Doesn't work on github's builtin wikis
This is something like 10 years old.

Some previous discussion:

3 years ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20283794
That's extremely busy and chaotic for no good reason. Accessibility isn't just text color and aria tags. Accessibility means lowering barriers to people with information processing disabilities of all kinds, and this layout hurts my addled brain.

If the visible presence of the graphics were reduced it would probably help a lot. Right now they directly compete with the text in a very bad way.
End the dysgenic forced redistribution of wealth, and people will be forced to adapt to reality. If we continue to tolerate forced redistribution of wealth, it only goes one way, and it's the opposite of "addressing it".
You know, not to promote NixOS too much but the reproducibility of it makes this specific OS especially easy to support. There's already a community driven hardware support module to use [1]. If you look at it it doesn't hold a lot of things though, since NixOS is quite bleeding edge (Wi-Fi already supported) and you Framework is otherwise quite Linux friendly (Please make a 1080p-ish display tho, until Wayland is 4 real).

LPT: NixOS installs by themselves aren't good for much, use NixOS-hardware and look into power configurations if you have specific requirements.

1: https://github.com/NixOS/nixos-hardware/blob/master/framewor...
Another front page item is pretty appropriate: https://integritytalk.substack.com/p/the-eternal-battle-for-...
I believe I have the habit of putting it on the end because the final type might be different. Consider:

let array = ["DE", "AD", "BE", "EF"];
let new_array: Vec<u32> = array.into_inter()
.map(|x| u32::from_str_radix(x, 16))
.collect()?;

In this case you need to specify the Result generic type on generic. This has come up for me when working with Stream combinators. Most projects probably end up in needing some lifetime'd turbofish and you have to be able to parse them. They aren't rare enough, IME, to argue that Rust isn't noisy.
Looking at some of the comments in this thread, I wonder if Hacker News will ever render LaTeX.
Both this article and your comment sum-up what I have really been struggling with lately at work. I’ve never experienced such a narcissistic person and have had a hard time not only dealing with their behaviour, but identifying it for what it is in the first place.

Thanks for the insight.
U.S. DOJ will no longer prosecute ethical hackers under CFAA
Only I can stop narcissism.
Agreed! I was just getting into it and trying various things. If I had grown up with family that did it I probably would have had better odds. Also, I've always wanted to try a root cellar, too, but alas, no space for that.
He´s trying to identify the strongest power dynamic. The natural balance is towards Meta, since she needs more to have her account unbanned, but if it was also her plan, and it worked, it balances out.

According to the tweet: "She said she got her Instagram deleted so she just started messaging Facebook employees on LinkedIn and having sex with them until one finally gave her her account back".
Big discussion yesterday https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31421961
I’ve had to go through the mortgage process three times in the last two years when my income was based on a prorated two year signing bonus and a back heavy RSU vesting schedule over 4 years [1].

The first time for a refinance and the second time for HELOC. Both times they would only consider my base. Luckily I lived in a relatively low cost of living area and we weren’t talking about that much by todays standards - a $300K refinance and a $160K HELOC a so my base pay was enough.

The third time when I tried to get an investment property, my DTI was too high to qualify based on solely my base. If they had counted my RSU grants even considering the 30%+ YTD decline, it would have been more than enough. I ended up doing a no income documentation loan and paying down the loan by a point. I also had to put 30% down.

For the second one, they still questioned why my stated income for 2022 was much lower than my actual income for 2021. I had to re-explain my compensation structure.

[1] How do you say which BigTech company you work for without saying which BigTech company you work for.
> Why would it suddenly be WWIII? Is russia really going to say "Well, they shot down our plane so its global thermonuclear war time".

Because Vladimir Putin is currently very very defective.
> Again, Putin has said as much, he's the one fighting for a multi-polar world with multi-polar values, so to speak. I think the same holds for Xi, in China.

Great pole there! /s The West may have it's problems, but Putin is trying to resurrect the same pole that was led at one point or another by Hitler, Stalin, Mao. The world doesn't need that again.
It's more than 10 years old.

I don't care. It's so wonderful that I WANT this to show up on my feed every so often.
On the other other hand, you can easily use the same reasoning in favor of mandating safety features:

Not making them mandatory means they remain expensive extras, more expensive than if required on all cars. That means second hand cars with these features will be significantly more expensive than those without. Which means that some can never afford these features, while others have to do without other things to compensate. Either way, quality of life is reduced - and more than in your scenario, because the features do not benefit from economy of scale as much when they're optional.
Dig more lacunae?

The impulse to "help" other people is noble. Except for those quotes around "help." This isn't about helping others so much as dealing with them. And that's toxic in itself.

Narcissus liked to stare into his lacuna. So harm reduction might be digging more lacunae. With enough reflective surfaces, Narcissus might have a "normal" life.

I've experienced environments where everyone constantly gets praise for the least little aspect of existing.
https://archive.ph/9qedb
RIP Vangelis, legendary composer behind Blade Runner
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKF3qcJh45Y this guy, the wu-tang clan's chief producer
"To support this, we are making PSP open source to encourage broader adoption by the community and hardware implementation by additional NIC vendors. "

...so...no nic vendors mentioned?...what are we supposed to do with PSP but wait for a private company to build a PSP nic?
Awesome article!

> Typing can be the bottleneck
Agree! Learning touch typing (at 30 :)) was a big relief for my fingers and wrists. Also it's important to have a good mechanical or scissor keyboard so that typing actually feels good.

> Hiring is hard
And it's like dating: you only get to know the people who you actually hire and never learn what would have happened to the people that you have rejected. That is some selection bias in the system.
The largest portion of "unfettered stimulus" went to private companies in PPP loans... but that's rarely brought up, which I always find interesting.
Right, its always a good idea to have short term reserves but it's way more important to build out local and regional resilience and a less vulnerable, more robust, diverse food supply
There's that apathy again.
It was a good experience in the sense I find it very unlikely I'll ever have an interview worse than that - ever, unless the interviewer physically assaults me or something.
So you live through a 45 minute ordeal and understand that life goes on, there's that.
> I mean, she claims she was literally hunting for Facebook employees to achieve her goals

Yeah, and if you check her IG page, as of today it explicitly states that she is looking for TikTok employees now, probably for the exact same purpose (but that one is just a speculation on my part).

As a sidenote, on her twitter she referred to the whole incident as "When Instagram tried to cuck me so I took my power back"[0].

0. https://twitter.com/Kittylixo/status/1527021683256659968

EDIT: looks like her IG went private at some point earlier today, so I cannot see that statement about TikTok there anymore (and no, I am not going to request to follow her account just to find that one post).
When we gonna get AMD
I went to Fullstack Academy in 2017 and React and Redux were both part of the core curriculum
Can somebody shed som light on Miami Vice song? I always thought it's Jean Michel Jarre and Vangelis song, but apparently it is called Crocket's Theme by Jan Hammer
Does AdGuard also use this approach?

https://kb.adguard.com/en/general/how-malware-protection-wor...
Routing in React Using Redux
Haven't you have problems with emojis emails? They are supported everywhere?
I think shortage of grain makes for a global food shortage, which causes tons of problems.
>It tells them they are valuable

Does it?

>and that their passion is important.

Yes, but this is the point. Whatever passion young students have is unlikely to propel them through life and satisfy them.
2 workers each on 2 entrances
According to the official definitions:

1kb = 1000 bits

1Kib = 1024 bits

1kB = 1000 bytes

1KiB = 1024 bytes

Obviously in practice nobody uses the decimal ones.
Those look incredibly spindly and fragile, even if they were in good condition. I don't think I've ever seen a road bridge constructed as delicately as that here in Scotland.

I guess you don't get wind, rain, or snow there.
Hiring 101: What to know before growing your team