skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it can be used for that, but it is also used to cut gasoline and therefore make a single barrel of oil go further. Normally ethanol is less than 10 percent, but I think it can be as high as 15 or 20 percent at the pump right now. Modern engines can handle it just fine, but it does slightly reduce fuel economy.
You didn't mention how many jobs you've had. If you've been at the same company for 9 years, you've likely just built up a ton of institutional knowledge and may not be a "10x developer" in the broader world. As others mentioned, you should probably find a place with better developers than you (I don't know what you're working on, but if you're not like, writing a programming language or a self-driving car or something it shouldn't be too challenging).

> 80% of the code base is my code

It's a bit of red flag imo that you don't seem to consider that being the author of a system naturally makes you much more productive in it, while others have to adapt to your code (essentially, you may be doing a poor job with knowledge transfer). An old CTO used to have a saying "the easiest way to be a 10x engineer is to make 5 other engineers 2x more productive".
I wouldn't recommend Cockpit on Ubuntu.

Yes, you can get it installed and running pretty easy - however because Ubuntu does networking differently it wasn't able to do a bunch of things.
Cockpit kept thinking the machine was offline, so wouldn't do software updates.
It wouldn't do network management, because networking wasn't done in the way that Cockpit wanted.

Yes, I could manually screw around and move from one type of network manager to another to make it work - but it wasn't easy, and easily broke networking on the machines.

I ended up installing Fedora instead to get Cockpit working nicely.
Exactly. We were already in a recession months ago, since November.
This is almost always related to how old the building is. Newer builds will be wired up with more access points, and even Ethernet outlets in the room.

Few old hotel buildings will tear down walls to run Ethernet wire all over, even if just to install more access points. And if it is an old cinder block/concrete building, assume the worst.

Most of the big brand hotels in Hyatt/Hilton/Marriott/IHG had to get decent wifi installed though, using specific commercial products like Meraki and Ruckus and are subject to signal strength / bandwidth testing.

The weakness is still the puny requirements around how much up and down bandwidth the hotel brands require. They are still okay with non fiber 100Mbps down / 5Mbps up coaxial cable connections, which renders the rest of the equipment moot. But that may be because many or most hotels lack a fiber option period from the ISP.
The sad part is that Rust still has exceptions, they're just called panics.

I love Rust to death, but I feel this is a huge flaw in its design. Writing any unsafe code that takes a callback function is a massive pain in the ass, because anytime you call this callback, it could panic, so you must restore into a safe state if stack unwinding occurs.

For example, I'm currently writing a fast sorting algorithm, using mostly unsafe code (by necessity). Every time I compare two elements, a panic could occur, and all elements have to be placed back in the input array to restore to a safe state. It's hellish.

There is the panic = abort flag which is great if you're writing a binary. But as a library you can not assume this.
The mathematicial physicist Ray Streater on his website did tell a story where Feynman was definitely in the wrong room.
Google, Facebook, Amazon – The rise of the mega-corporations [video]
This Ithaka poem recital by Sean Connery with music by Vangelis always manages to give me a sense of perspective.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1n3n2Ox4Yfk&ab_channel=babyl...
Why don't you try contacting a law enforcement agency, and let them handle it from there on?
Yes, and permanently.
Yeah I wouldn’t believe it if I had not seen a few of these firsthand. So much wasted effort…
Interesting story. Here is a video version of the story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6xPGriEDIM
Roaring bitmaps: A better compressed bitset
Favorite slide: "V Shaped recovery unlikely"
...?

Companies, by definition, can only be thriving when people are spending money with them. By definition, a bad economy means people aren't spending much money.

Specific sectors may do well during recessions. I knew of a business that used to publish bankruptcy notices for attorneys. A recession meant doubling their sales. But it's necessarily impossible that every business can be "anti-fragile".
Fair enough, just thought I’d warn you just in case.
This looks really good! I would suggest getting a designer to do a quick refreshing of the UI color scheme and design if you want to turn it into a product.
mooculus
Ah, that's a bummer. Ok!
He might have tried a burner account that never got approved (so no posting showing up).
Hearsay.
Soooooooo "Roughage Products" which is fiber, that humans also need to eat BTW, is usually something like 25% of pelleted food. The main ingredient in pelleted food is usually digestible by humans and between 6% to 15% protein, it's like 25% to 30% depending on the pelleted food. Pound by pound going by the estimates that "eat cow advocates" use you need 12 pounds of food per pound of beef produced, if half of that is grass and half is balanced (which is about what you get for very fancy "grass fed" meat, because it's rated on % of life in grass at like 75%, but the cow eats way more when it's big), you are using around 1.5 pounds of grain per pound of beef. 12 pounds is the lowest estimate, it can go up to 20 or 22 pounds. Yeah corn and soy are less nutritious, but the reason those get planted industrially is that cows eat it. Other stuff like chickpea, rice, beans, hemp, could be grown instead of subsidized crop for cows and just feed cows grass and forage, which is better for the cows too.

In San Francisco right now there's no "entire life on farm" meat on the market. If I want to eat your "ideal cow" that eats _mostly_ inedible foods I have to buy land and raise it myself or get it alive from a farm. It's not a product one buys for human consumption. Cows in the US eat mostly human edible foods.
>I don't think this is true. If you look at the cars that were destroyed as part of the CARS program, they don't have a large overlap with popular used cars in the US. The top CARS trade-ins were mostly 4WD SUVs and minivans; the most popular used cars a decade ago were (and are) mostly 2WD sedans.

Here's the top ten list:

1. Ford Explorer 4WD

2. Ford F150 Pickup 2WD

3. Jeep Grand Cherokee 4WD

4. Ford Explorer 2WD

5. Dodge Caravan/Grand Caravan 2WD

6. Jeep Cherokee 4WD

7. Chevrolet Blazer 4WD

8. Chevrolet C1500 Pickup 2WD

9. Ford F150 Pickup 4WD

10. Ford Windstar FWD Van

Everything on that list is prime shitbox, except arguably the trucks (because they cost a little much to feed).

What do you think happened to crappy vehicle prices as soon as the program was announced?

Anything that moved and qualified got listed for sale at approximately the same price as the rebate. Hence no more "$500 beaters" (not really $500 by that time but you get the point).

You see the same thing today where the scrap value of catalytic converters drives up the price of the cheapest cars because that's the alternative way of monetizing those vehicles
Like someone saying they're an alpha male... imo most devs, junior or not would love to tackle problems without the oversight of a lead. Maybe his code reviews are so heavy handed that devs would rather get his okay before rather than getting scorched after.
I meant that as a half joke bro, keep up the great work!
Do you have static IPv6 address? In my case the prefix changes once per week or so. And that change is quite disruptive because it causes all devices on my network to completely change their addresses.
First of all, I'm only telling a story of another unnamed person - besides, what exactly are you so worried about?
I'm surprised nobody has suggested contacting the FBI or other INTERPOL member force.

That's what I would do.
> Do not blog about it until and unless cleared to do so by a lawyer.

I anal but do not blog about it EVEN IF cleated to do so by a lawyer.

Get a second opinion anyways. It is you who risks prison, not the lawyer.
I mean, did you live through the new Atheism and then the Atheism+ movement of the 2000s and 2010s? I watched peoples lives get ruined, mentally unwell people commit suicide, people get arrested for embezzling donations, the works.

The “atheist community” (and it was oddly enough a real thing for awhile, with atheist church and everything! Look up Oasis on YouTube). It attracted people who were hedonistic and amoral and, in retrospect, went down in flames about how you’d have expected.

I’m not just some isolated Christian who has never met an atheist deriding them as some sort of bogeyman, I was friends with people in Poly Quads and met spouses who were bullied by their SO into being swingers, then watched 50 year olds behave like teenagers with all the consummate drama as well.

Once we had kids we totally removed ourselves from that situation and it fell apart a few years later, after the leader (who was originally a Christian pastor, I might add) got #metoo’ed for (surprise surprise) having sex with half the women in the organization.
I think your whole self-reflection, while laudable, could reach the same conclusion much quicker from the very start:

> part of me goes, "oh no, am I a narcissist? Am I one of those horrible people?"

If you ever worry enough that you might be a narcissist that you are tempted to seriously explore the possibly, you are most definitely not a narcissist. That's not to say you are guaranteed to be free of fault, but being self-critical and feeling concerned about your own behaviour is incompatible with narcissism.
You've seeked for a key, found it, then deliberately gave it to burglars, in which country is that not a crime?

I understand the urge to share these feelings to someone, but this is way stupid. I've flagged your post btw.
An entire gender group that contributed.
This is fascinating, thanks for sharing.

As someone who had classical training and learned analog instruments (guitar and bass) growing up, making music with MIDI controllers is starting to make sense to me after years of feeling frustrated and not getting it. Having the tech skills made it easier, and now that I started learning about software modular synths I'm really curious about the tech behind it all, like how someone implements the MIDI standard.
If you're going for shelf life I've eaten canned chili that was more than 15 years old and it was fine. Most things seem to change texture in unpleasant ways sitting in a can that long but chili doesn't. Not that it's viable to live off of in terms of calories and storage space, just an interesting observation about shelf life.
Maybe you can find more respect for the contributions of his workers to those achievements, than he has as an anti-labor union buster employing illegal tactics
I have seen rice stay without any problems for more than a year. It was dried under hot sun for hours before storing. Most likely, the extreme heat took care of the weevils and the lack of moisture had a protective effect on the rice.

They take the rice out and soak it (as in soaking, not washing) like beans before cooking. Probably for re-hydrating it.
Stop everything you are doing. Contact a lawyer immediately.

Do not do any of the things you are considering. People go to prison for this stuff.
Sigh. Seems this is only for their business platform. I'd happily use their API if this works for sending messages to my friends and be rid of their iOS app.
KeenWrite, my desktop editor for Markdown and R Markdown documents, provides real-time rendering of TeX equations:

https://github.com/DaveJarvis/keenwrite/blob/master/docs/scr...

The choice of using TeX over LaTeX is deliberate. Documents written using plain TeX can be rendered by either ConTeXt or LaTeX. I prefer ConTeXt because it makes separating content from presentation easier. One of the benefits of using Markdown, IMO, is to be agnostic as to how the documents are presented. Math could be rendered using ConTeXt, LaTeX, KaTeX, MathJax, JMathTeX, XeTeX, or any other compatible TeX typesetter.

https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Installation
.. deliberately given it to burglars? Absolutely nil has happened besides finding this.
My Skoda CityGo tries to run my car into the barrier every time I drive, and that's without me deliberately turning on any driver assist features. I just overpower it with the steering wheel.

Occasionally it prevents the car from getting close to the centerline though, so it's not always a killer feature.
Isn't that the effect of ETFs becoming wildly popular?
I often wonder which companies are Sun and Oracle this time around. Sun was doing a ton of revenue to companies with extremely marginal future prospects as the dotcom took off.

Amazon perhaps, though they have successfully penetrated enterprises.
I agree. I really thought the whole thing would split and kill the community but within weeks after Libera started everything was as if we never left freenode. With some improvements even. Really well done.

Also kudos to the Libera team to not continue trying to fight the battle, after the first few weeks I don't remember freenode ever even being mentioned. They just focused on getting back to life as usual which worked great.
You are taking American conceptual categories and applying them to explain things elsewhere in the world. I think that's a mistake.

"Races" are fundamentally colonial categories. When you are in a world of ethnic nation states, the lines separating the ingroup from various outgroups are based on combinations of ethnicity, culture, religion, language, and history. The differences are often very subtle by American standards. After all, the most important outgroups often consist of people very much like you who happen to live across the border.

In many Asian and European countries, discrimination is primarily based on whether people perceive you as a foreigner or a local, and on how favorably people view that particular group of foreigners. That correlates with what Americans would call "race", but there are important differences. America in contrast focuses much more on "race". You can often fit in better as a white foreigner than a black American, which is weird by European standards. All those differences that separate us Europeans from each other suddenly vanish, and you can easily fit in the ingroup, at least if you don't make too much noise about your foreignness.
> airtight enforcement of all laws is a serious threat to liberty

Only because "all laws" now includes all manner of micromanagement of people's lives by the government. The proper way to fix that problem is to stop the micromanagement by repealing all of those laws, not by making the micromanagement discretionary. Nobody complains about "airtight enforcement" of laws against, for example, murder. In fact, the common complaint about those laws--i.e., laws that actually encode a prohibition against an obvious crime--is that they do not get the airtight enforcement that they should get--because law enforcement and politicians are too preoccupied with all of the micromanagement to just do their basic job of protecting people's basic rights.
From Craft: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vBkzm4a7iY4&feature=youtu.be
On Alpine...

I have had such a positive and lovely experience with it. It's the reactivity I've always wanted; ie plays nicely with VanillaJS without imposing a complex build process.
> I don’t think it’s unexplained at all. People just don’t like the explanation. People simply eat too much and don’t move enough.

It wasn't sourced, but if the claim that animals on controlled diets have also gotten fatter over recent decades it would mean that there is something more going on here.

While weight gain is nearly always an issue of excess calories that doesn't explain why it's suddenly a huge and worsening problem seen all over the planet. An explanation for that is certain to be far more nuanced and will likely involve a large host of factors (your "secondary reasons" for example).

At the scale and timeline we're talking about here "People simply eat too much and don’t move enough." is about as useless an explanation as saying "Don't eat so much fatty!" is a solution.
I will tell an anonymous person to do this, but I’m not sure if Troy Hunt cares about a random one-of-thousands service and a few thousand affected users.
You do not need to be based in the U.S. in order to be prosecuted for a crime against the U.S.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_jurisdiction_over_int...
"A clear conscience? When did you acquire this taste for luxuries?" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNKjShmHw7s

[You do you, but "letting people know a crypto company in Russia(?) is a bit shady" is not at the same level as walking past a person in trouble and ignoring them. The risks to your person and life of 'hacking' a multi-million dollar financial company, accross national borders, into a country in an active war and sabre rattling to the rest of the world, have got to be worth some serious consideration and not just a hurried blog post written in a couple of days].
Ah yes, I knew his name sounded familiar. He's the one proposing that weird mix of NFT and cryptocurrency stuff with Tea.
No blogging.
Taking Liberalism Seriously: Why we should study liberalism and its critics
For others, Mount Evans is a programmable network device: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/platforms/d...
> odd edge cases (which it turns out, are common)

If they're common, they're not edge cases. The whole point of having prosecutorial discretion for edge cases is that such cases should be extremely rare. If they turn out to be common, it's a sign that the whole system of law has gotten out of hand, not that some boundaries need to be tweaked.
SpaceX paid $250,000 to cover up Elon Musk sexual harassment of flight attendant
Since merely knowing what the OP knows already likely implicates him in at least one felony, you (and he) might want to think about that very carefully.
The irony is that data brokers often have this information and will sell to unscrupulous 3rd party buyers.
Yeah, monomorphization of a method is probably cheaper and faster than boxing every argument and result. I expect value types to help a lot in JVM footprint.
Coat it in concrete!
Your Monkeypox Questions, Answered
Of course it's possible to mature, but only if people want to. People who actively want to become less self-centered are not narcissists, by definition.
Ongoing discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31440931
To know what you just admitted to knowing, you did commit a crime in at least some jurisdictions (US being one). Rarely prosecuted, but still.

[https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/1030] 18 US Code 1030, section (a)2(a). Section (b) is something to be wary of as well.

Section (c) seems to say it’s ONLY up to 5 years in federal prison though and $1k fine.

Honestly, doubt anyone would bother if you didn’t try to profit from it, but who knows.

Edit: add link to US Code
I am confused why you are just taking the least charitable assumption based off OP's short post, and writing these long screeds just taking it as given that your assumptions are true.
> We always communicated and worked in that way, we also asked people who basically lifestreamed the decline of freenode, which looked a mixture of a bad trash tv novella and a dumpster fire, to please move it out of our main channel. The blog post basically just continues in that spirit.

This really helped. You focused on "getting life back to normal" from the get-go, looking to move forward instead of looking back at the anger and despair. This really helped to make Libera the home it always was within a matter of weeks. Really well done and thank you.

For me this mature and positive mindset only increased my trust in the team, there was never any need to rebuild it because none was lost :)
While the anonymous person understands some of the responses, and will make super sure to do absolutely nil until they have spoken to an attorney (and obviously not access anything on purpose now), they too are a little bit surprised to see some users worried they might get kidnapped and similar.

It is like they have never seen any other regular person with money before.
I'd have thought the more obvious alternative is that belief in God has no impact on innate narcisstic tendencies, but that the nature of individuals' belief in their relationship with God gets shaped by their narcissistic tendencies or lack thereof.

(and some secular belief systems are much more dismissive of how "special" individuals are relative to groups and systems and processes, though narcissists can still try to find ways to be the best Communist, or one of the few temporary agglomerations of matter determined to be smart enough to acknowledge hard determinism!)
Rslocal – An easy-to-use tunnel to localhost built in rust
Wonderful news!

Unfortunately they don't work on GitHub Pages yet. I still have to resort to GitHub Actions to invoke a container to render my RMarkdowns into a GitHub Pages branch --- wish one day I can retire that pipeline.
Another simple option is envsubst which does one thing well.
You might have fun becoming a developer evangelist, from what I can tell it is more social and you can help teach customers with development teams. Not sure if such roles exist anymore.
If there is something they will not do until they have spoken to an attorney it is exactly this..
The "right thing to do" is to contact your local CERT (don't give personal information and best use a throwaway email over TOR. Don't trust your local authorities).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_emergency_response_te...
Recently the governor of Missouri, Parson, tried to prosecute a professor who found a huge leak of teacher data. The professor informed the state about it before writing any articles on it and made sure it had been fixed. It just embarrassed the governor, who's office was responsible for security. The governor then proceeded to embarrass himself even more by calling him a hacker (it was raw html) and threatening prosecution and ordering a two year investigation. The professor still had to hire a lawyer and deal with this for two years.

https://krebsonsecurity.com/2022/02/report-missouri-governor...
Steps 2 and 3 are definitely illegal.

Send an anonymous email to the site owners / contact info if you want to be a good citizen.

Then forget about this. Not your leak, not your problem. Every user in the US has had their personal info, many passwords, and their social security info leaked by now anyway. Don't get personally involved.
Is anyone aware of other general purpose text manipulation tools concerning documentation within source files? I've been trying to find something like JSDoc that I can use to get some editor hints around parameter types, return values, etc.
This seems like bad advice at this point. I’m not a lawyer. Deleting things could be perceived as destroying evidence. Before doing anything get a lawyer involved.
You'd be surprised. For every person that things exit early is good, you'll run into another that prefers a single exit. At worked at a C++ shop that preferred "single exit", and some methods with an ungodly amount of conditions just to make this possible. Ugh.
I bet you can't use them offline...
Rachel's Song is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. RIP

https://youtu.be/YnwKeiJflBw
I'd say no.. go fill the other days in the week with more clients. Keep the flexibility to say no. My 2 cents. 20+ years of consulting experience working mostly with single clients or small business.
They are, or I wouldn’t be posting here, but I sincerely thank you for your concern and advice.
>"Memories of Green"

Memories of Green and his work on Blade Runner in general are on my list of best music. Beautiful work.