skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We did eventually add a way to skip it outright per commit fwiw, to avoid merge conflicts when there were a lot of changes flying simultaneously. That may be worth planning on to some degree :) or show a warning if it's within a week or something.

I'll also recommend generally treating it lightheartedly - the person who it interrupts is not usually the person best suited for tackling it. A no-questions-asked "you can always push the date off a bit" policy helped - poke the author of the cryptic comment so they know, and that's the end of the immediate responsibility. Target just enough friction and shared face-palming at forgetting so you don't ignore it outright, like often happens with merely printed lints, but if it becomes annoying it'll be avoided and then it's just yet another Jira competitor.
Please share a reference, I am not sure I understand what you mean.

The big majority of agriculture land is spend on producing fodder not husks, stems and so on. I mean an animal need calories too, yes a ruminant can digest cellulose, but the majority is soy, corn and wheat.

I look forward to hear more. Thanks.
The fact they're capable of successfully building, deploying, and advancing nuclear technology should tell you that your stereotypes are missing some things. The Wiki page [1] is very outdated, but has plentiful information to at least start challenging your stereotypes. For instance almost 40 years ago now, North Korea had reportedly 23,000 college/university teachers alongside 4000 other postsecondary teachers teaching upwards of 300,000 university level students at the time, with an educational system largely focused on STEM.

And it's reasonable to expect those numbers have increased since. Education through secondary is mandatory, and there is then a competitive process for admittance to higher education. Adult education is also an ongoing process with workers continuing to participate in educational groups daily and also having, and having the opportunity to participate in the equivalent of educational 'boot camps' to learn advanced trades.

I feel in modern society that we are increasingly failing to learn from the past (and present) due to presenting things such that evil is evil through and through, and good - well it at least has some flaws, but tends to be more or less good through and through. Reality isn't quite so kind.

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_North_Korea
Maybe I'm missing something, but seems pretty brittle to me. From what I can tell, since the decryption key is entirely derived from the information in the PSP header (SA/SPI) a bad actor who observes PSP encrypted packets from some other sender can simply copy that inner packet and the target machine will decrypt it as if it came from that sender.

The document acknowledges this but basically leaves it to other aspects of the network stack to defend against this (maybe there is some extra protection provided by the ICV check). Google's stack seems carefully designed to be secure in this way but it feels brittle.

Wouldn't it have been better to require a checksum of some of the exterior headers (source IP??) inside the encrypted section to block attempts to repackage the same encrypted content inside another packet. Or is that somewhere in there and I'm missing it?
This is a particularly bad time to trade crypto if you don't know what you're doing. Even if you think you do, it's dangerous in a bear market.
You throw some good arguments and although I am not in agreement with such methodology let me ask would you apply the same process when hiring a senior engineer with a demonstrated experience of N+ years in tech you're looking for?

Isn't that off putting and isn't that ingraining distrust from the very beginning?
If there is a word for it I don't know it, sorry.
You’re correct, I don’t know they haven’t tried to mitigate the risks.

But post also points to being lonely of sorts and a sense of dispair. As your last paragraph describes, if OP pair programs, does some mentoring, etc, why would they feel lonely and post on the internet instead of chatting it through with the people at the company?

If so many people are coming to him/her for things, they def have some implicit power. Not knowing how to constructively use that power also lead to my support of the “don’t be a manager” post (yet). If OP figures out how to scale themself out, then by all means…
Like wood ;)

We should use more wood.
I stopped considering using Caddy when the following happened:

https://web.archive.org/web/20170913160203/https://caddyserv...

The project lost tons of good faith back then, and in my eyes (as a brand) never recovered.
They'll also blip them when traffic isn't getting out of the way, but that also seems incredibly reasonable. I honestly can't remember the last time I saw a "needless" siren on an emergency vehicle. But, like you, I am in the UK and the rules are different here
good point, but CO2 is ~415ppm = 0.4 per thousand = 0.04%
The solid rod of the pencil is graphite, not graphene. You can make a bit of graphene from the graphite by using sticky tape, I read. I'm not sure how much graphene "pollution" would appear spontaneously when using a pencil in a normal way.
> Raku is too slow for no obvious reason

I wonder when it was the last time you tried Raku. Or compared it to a Perl script with Moose.

> plus every lib has to be rewritten from scratch, including the good and mature ones from Perl.

The good and mature ones from Perl can be used from Raku with Inline::Perl5.
> I can’t remember ever being frustrated by having a simple 3.5mm headphone cord

I've got a couple devices with bad jacks, and I've ruined the cables on a couple of sets of headphones, but overall, wired headphones continue to just work and don't have batteries, so any device intended to use headphones that doesn't have a 3.5mm jack is defective.

Bluetooth seems to work ok enough in my cars, most of the time.
> While they were still solvent it behaved as if there were more BTC present. Sure, they didn't create more on the blockchain, but they were able to operate as if there was more.

So as I said - they can't lend more than 100% of the BTC they have. They can make up anything want within their own exchange of course.
It was just to ensure it wasn't forgotten. If it's "long term", stick it for a year out or something, it's fine. Truly timeless? Year 2999 works pretty well, or just don't use "todo" because it apparently isn't gonna happen.

We fairly often used it for stuff like "X should be upgraded to fix Y by now, see if this hack is still necessary". If was not, just push it out and check again then. Or do whatever else might be necessary since it didn't meet expectations.

I've encountered many codebases with todos that are years old, sometimes authored by people no longer at the company. A date ensures these aren't lost forever. You can always just push it another year out.
I used to create a lot of TODOs in the code to track things but some developers just do not prefer this way.

My team later switches to more formal project management tools to keep track of TODOs and other tasks (e.g. follow up with clients, etc) and this seems to work better for us.
I believe the "Cosmos" TV documentary series would have not been the same without Vangelis' soundtrack. I just need to hear the first notes of "Alpha" and I can also hear Carl Sagan's voice (well, his Spanish dubbing actor) pondering about the secrets of the Universe just like 4 decades ago.
That includes having short positions? Why would that be particularly bad if the momentum is downward?
Ahh GRRM, the patron saint of procrastinators :D

I just realised that all of the Expanse books (9 + a bunch of novellas) AND the full 6 season TV show were written and released during the time GRRM has tried to write one damn book.

And now that the GoT series went down the hill so fast that it's used as an example of something disappearing from the zeitgeist surprisingly fast, people don't even care about the books anymore - because the chance of getting the whole series finished is nearing 0.
Actually it matters quite a bit. That's why countries which are literally filled with desert sand import river/sea sand for their construction. Finding a way to make desert sand usable for construction concrete would be significant.
Apples and oranges.

You likely refer to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31397137 which looked at public active accounts over a 90 day period.

Twitter's 5% was "Twitter users who logged in or were otherwise authenticated and accessed Twitter on any given day through Twitter.com or Twitter applications that are able to show ads".

Twitter's definition include lurkers while the 19+% number does not. And there are a lot of lurkers.

As ramblerman pointed out at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31397679 "25% of Twitter Users Produce 97% of All Tweets", citing https://www.pewresearch.org/internet/2021/11/15/2-comparing-... .
I looked through their soundtrack discography before putting the reply together, and while those were all successful movies, but I didn’t consider them to be on the same level as the Blade Runner or Gallipoli soundtracks which, to me, are amazing in their own right. (Carlos’ A Clockwork Orange naturally goes into the same category).
And attacking them with truncheons and rubber bullets if they do anyway?
Yes it is, but not a a good low level systems language mainly due to garbage collection and runtime requirements. It still is used for writing keyword here systems.
Going 18 years strong
> There are better, more efficient solutions/means than crypto and nft for this already.

lol people like to repeat this without pointing to any solutions.

with crypto art an artist can sign their cryptographic key on a transferable and ownable digital asset published on a distributed ledger, set its scarcity and supply, and then use the blockchain as a sales and auction mechanism without requiring an intermediary auction house to handle escrow like sothebys or christies.

what is the proposed alternative for these digital media?
> Incredible synthetic guitar solos that inspired Jan Hammer

"Metallic Rain" comes to mind
I’m typing this from a computer I’m holding in my hand that’s more powerful than the ones used to put men on the moon. A box with three connections - grid, solar, and house (four if you have a battery) with sensors and disconnects and the smarts to not backfeed and electrocute linemen just doesn’t seem impossibly complex. Especially when we’re talking about home solar installs, which cost several thousand dollars to begin with. There’s got to be some other force at play here preventing this device, which is the most obvious way of implementing a supplementary power system connection, from being widespread.
My team also dates its todo items by the date of creation.

I have played with the idea of failing building or linting after a specific date, but I have said no. I want to be able to check out a specific commit and have the same experience as when the commit was created. Having the linter fail based on the current computer clock setting would make that impossible.
I live in Cyprus. The previous apartment my family lived in was 215 meters from an avenue that the motorcycle imbeciles raced on. End result: I had to run the AC all through the night, every night, from May until October, just so I could keep the double glass windows closed. That was the only way to avoid being woken up 4-5 times per night.

It was still uncomfortable to sleep because at night the outside temperature goes below the set point of the AC so the compressor switches off and the room gets humid. You can lower the set point to keep the compressor running all through the night to pump out the humidity but that would increase my power bill significantly. I was already paying a fortune just leaving it on like that.

It's too dangerous for the police to stop them while they are racing, and they don't even have license plates on. They should just get them when they are parked.
> Why build something fresh and not join forces with pihole? Reinventing the wheel for a niche function doesn't get traction much.

What harm does it do? Sure, some combination of 3 or more other things might give you most of the same functionally but why shouldn't people have the option to chose whichever works best for them? Even if the capabilities were 100% identical it's still worth it because it gives you an option if the thing you're using goes evil or stops updating or turns out to contain a vulnerability that takes months to fix etc.

Even better, it could lead to innovation. Maybe Privaxy does something better than pihole does, or has some nice feature they don't and pihole sees it, loves the idea, and makes that improvement or adds that feature too and suddenly everybody is better off. Maybe just having competition helps improve things.

I'm really struggling to understand how anyone loses here, or why it's preferable to have our options limited.
This being the United states, I'll go ahead and assume it was designed to go through (or isolate) a black neighborhood.
Somalia is the freest market possible, excepting only what the warlords confiscate.
You can do something about stress: Ashwagandha reduces cortisol levels. This is not an ideal solution, you should still do something to fix/remove the stressor, but it's better than nothing for sure.
Wow... TIL that the placement of the bang in the search string (and even the position of the exclamation mark) doesn't matter!
Link to said message?
While the quoted poster appears to be getting their news straight from Kremlin, there is something to consider: the average russian is VERY experienced in taking abuse. We're talking about a country where around fifth of the population does not have access to indoor plumbing. Only couple of the largest cities there have living standards comparable to what average HN poster would consider livable.

This whole thing is going to cause a financial recession. More so in some regions than others. But as a citizen of a very small country bordering russia - that's okay. As long as it breaks the back of their military, and sets back their military ambitions for a good long while, there's a long list of luxuries I can live without. I want my kids to worry about global warming, not global warming and when's the next time the neighbours re-discover their imperial ambitions.
> 5. Skateboarders, one of the most anti-social hobbies

I hear you - skateboarders skating on the street can be a nuisance sometimes, and yes they make a racket - but that's precisely why skate parks are such a great addition to a community.

That said, calling skateboarding an anti-social hobby is a bit misleading; on the contrary it's a highly social hobby, and in many ways can be socially uplifting.

In the part of town where I grew up, skateboarding gave my friends and I something enjoyable to do, that kept us fit - and crucially - kept us away from other more destructive past-times typically associated with rebellious teenagers (drinking, drugs etc.).

I don't mean to pick a fight here. Just felt it was necessary to better represent skateboarding culture (as a past skateboarder, who owes some of his success to the benefits that hobby provided at a very critical time in my life).
Never underestimate what Joel Spolsky can do next.
Mandatory video to watch on this topic:

Cities Aren't Loud: Cars Are Loud:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CTV-wwszGw8
Definitely agreed, don't tie linting like this to your build system. It'll also suck if it blocks fixing an urgent problem.
Thanks for answering this, and it definitely makes a lot of sense. Last paragraph is an interesting tidbit.

My original point was in the sense that passion can also cause a bit of tunnel vision. On the other hand I certainly can't say Canonical isn't innovative.
I can't empathize. Im only good when my edit compile run cyclus works normally and that's unfortunately never the case.

But I have a tip. What I think is really important for senior developers is to be team players and not try to hover over your colleagues work. Like right now there's this guy who is more experienced with some things than me. But now he's often checking out my branches, testing them and fixing things on them, often in the evening when I'm off the clock. I would like to be able to finish some of my work myself, ideally. With him on the team its just not going to be possible for me to be of much value, because it always will look like I need help. Even though I could possibly fix these things myself. Could be that this applies to you or maybe it doesn't, but it's important regardless.
Idk spend more time on the robo phone line with CVS trying to get a prescription you need to live and tell me it’s a preferred state of order
Possible dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31433687
I found out the hard way that the older concrete gets, the stronger it gets.

Was trying to make a 30cm x 60cm hole in a DIY concrete wall that the last owner of my house had placed over the mains pipe that was leaking from two joints underneath it (I suspect he also DIYed the piping, given its rather unorthodox setup). I had to make room for a plumber to access it.

It was poured in the early 70s, looked pretty, well, homemade, so I figured, easy! Borrowed a concrete breaker, got to it.

3 weeks, very painful wrists from the vibration, and a hired concrete saw, later, I finished my hole.

But holy crap, I had vastly underestimated concrete.
Fair, I was just comparing to the NTS-1 in my head :)
Having a monopoly is not a crime, so nothing you can be convicted of. It was broken up because it was a monopoly.
What's up with all those "bring your whole self to work" mantras?

Anyway, you ain't gonna stop people from discussing whatever they want over lunch, why is it any different over messaging systems (other than there being a "paper" trail)?

I guess what you want is to hire people who simply know better than to bring these in general, public channels, but banning is totally weird.
Rainy day fund?
isn't tracking date and username provided by git (blame)?
Yes, noting the "powered with renewables" aspect.

and keeping in mind that any 1 ton plus vehicle is going to take substantial energy to move around (vs, say, an ebike).
As a motorcyclist with really loud exhaust pipes:

"Loud pipes save lives" is nonsense. When a driver is concentrated on visual stimuli, has his windows up and music playing, there are no pipes loud enough to make him notice me.

Why loud pipes then? Because it's so much fun to open the throttle wide and hear and feel the roar vibrating through the bike and myself! Makes me feel like I'm riding a rocket into space.

Do I do that in towns? Very rarely. I mostly try obeying speed limit with calm hand on the throttle and reasonable engine speed and shooting off when leaving a town. I'm super noise-conscious when riding after dark. I also don't rev on red lights just for the hell of it. I live on both sides of this problem, as a city dweller i hate being woken by noise, but it's more often some doofus in a knocking diesel car letting the engine idle for 20 minutes as he picks up his friends at 11 pm. I guess cars like that wouldn't be punishable, because they are not tuned to make noise. And when I hear the whine of a motorbike from the hills on the outskirts, it just makes me smile and plan a next ride.

To sum up: yes, loud pipes can be obnoxious, but it depends on the driver. If they get banned, people like me will lose a part of their hobby and noisemakers will find another way to be obnoxious (burnouts? screechy braking? loud music?)
If it's a digital / quartz watch, it might stop working if the electronics got too much radiation.
Need one for SF to get the loud ass motorcycles out of our streets.
What do you think about when it comes it Web3, crypto and DeFi?
It's a Java backend using Spring Boot, and all the data is stored into Elasticsearch. And then there's just a small Python script that collects the data from the Telegram APIs (couldn't manage to do it with Java).
Tell HN: Reddit does not allow comments post via old.reddit.com
Can Reddit go much worse than this... I can accept the pain of using new.reddit.com to login. But as soon as switch to old.reddit.com it shows that I am logged out? What are the product dev teams aiming for?

1. Reddit now forces you to use new.reddit.com to dismiss the cookie banner

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21780092

2. Since forcing people to mobile all the time to
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24208958

3. To forcing create account to read threads:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21780092
I think for new mopeds they should be required to be electric starting 2026.

Mopeds don't need big batteries and the batteries can be taken out and charged at home.

It's really the perfect vehicle to electrify. Yes, it will make them slightly more expensive at start but it will remove a huge burden of noise and smell from the communities.
,,The crypto slump has been brutal’’

I’ve been holding Bitcoin since 2013, and this 50-60% retracement from the all time high was nothing compared to what I (and other people) were living through. I advise people to look at past volatility of Bitcoin before making an investment decision.
And there are some missing steps between "code got a bool wrong" and "tweet shown with verified mark"

This implies that they don't just screenshot the tweet, they somehow generate it? Some kind of automated "photoshopping", you might say.
It includes shorts because you don't know when the market will turn around.

It does, however, exclude DCA, which is almost always a sensible investment strategy.
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>It's incredible that it's legal.

That depends on the jurisdiction. In NY it sounds like it's already illegal, and this new law will be stricter.
Well I understand that new surgeons don't come out of nowhere, everyone is green at some point so I understand the basis for this but I guess I would have appreciated the heads up prior.
Hah, yeah I have been teaching my 10 year old, he's very competitive. I never really gravitated towards chess but, its quality 1 on 1 time with a physical game, that is quite challenging.

I love it when he wins.
LiIon batteries apparently benefit a lot from not never being at 100% and 0%.

I think there is a reason why car manufacturers over-provision (i.e. the better designed electric vehicles never charge to real 100 %)