skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's correct!

Edit: That's _mostly_ correct! You don't need Envoy to have JS/TS running in a browser call your handler. If I'm being really picky, though, in that case the browser and your handler would need to use either the gRPC-Web or Connect protocol, not the backend gRPC-over-HTTP/2 protocol. Any `connect-go` handler you write supports all three protocols by default, so the short answer is still "yes!"
> The truth is no one really sells your email – at least no legitimate companies. The one outlier is political campaigns: they'll share your email till the end of time. No matter what I do I can't get bernie@ purged from any lists. Every level of government has that email and they share it as widely as they can. I'm pretty sure I only gave him $20 a decade ago.

Interestingly, when I was in Texas this never happened. I voted, I attended rallies, etc... The Democratic and Libertarian parties there just never sold my information; moreover, they never added me to lists or texting campaigns.

Then, I moved to California and the flood gates opened. I was getting back to back text messages from "campaign organizers". Later, I found out these are just normal people texting me from a burner phone because I angrily replied to one of the texts. Why, in this day and age, the Democratic party would entrust my name and phone number (and who knows what else) to some random "volunteer" or "advocate" is beyond me. You don't need to spend more than five minutes on the internet to understand many people who use that title do so with misaligned intentions.

Nowadays, I report their numbers to Google and they automatically go to spam.
Disclaimer: current employee. Purely personal opinion.

I'm curious how long ago this was? I can't find any time period where QTL (the licensing division) made more than QCT (the Snapdragon et. al division). Still, I think your statement's sentiment is the consensus-- that overall, Qualcomm is/has been the "Oracle of hardware" that milks the licensing cow.

Let's look at Q2 '22, Q2 '19, Q2 '16, Q2 '13. I choose 3-year gaps for no particular reason, simply how I personally view company timelines and how long it might take to "steer a ship", e.g. if the CEO wants to change its public perception, it might take a few years. I also choose Q2 simply because Q2 was the most recent quarter. Relatively arbitrary, but still sensible data points when talking about Qualcomm's recent history. Noteworthy also, is that Q2 '22 is about the 1 year anniversary of when the new CEO was instantiated.

($mil) | - QCT - | - QTL -- | QTL % of tot rev

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Q2 '13 | $3,916 | $2,057 | 33.6%

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Q2 '16 | $3,337 | $2,135 | 38.5%

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Q2 '19 | $3,722 | $1,122 | 22.9%

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Q2 '22 | $9,548 | $1,580 | 16.5%

Licensing revenue has actually been flat or on the decline recently. Even in business outlooks, Qualcomm usually directly says "our goal is to maintain QTL" while heavily expanding on QCT, somewhat implying an attempt to cast off this "ran by lawyers" reputation.

Time will tell, I suppose.

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> I've put in countless hours of work every day (70-90 hrs), being on-call almost 24/7, sometimes for straight 7 days for months despite only getting paid on a salary basis on 40 hr work weeks; being a loner helps with working long hours.

Stop all of that nonsense now, even if it means quitting your job. As a smart man once said, "Work harder on yourself than you do your job." Don't think you can quit your job? The profession is hungry for Hard Workers that want to build great Software Tools.

You are not a Loser
You do not need to be a Loner, many will help you
Good programming is not just DS and Algorithms, they merely help
You need a clear Head and Heart before you can be an effective Problem-Solver

Like other people have said, step away from the game for a bit and find out what you want to Build. You want to be more than a Code Monkey, and you will find a Way.
Hasn't this been shown in translation models?

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2114748-google-translat...
You made me snort beer out of my nose.
I assume we should take 'ultra wealthy' as 'billionaire' in this context. We're not talking about the people that retire with < $10m or even $50m. We're talking about these people that have extracted billions or hundreds of billions from the economy and have systemically changed the rules to extract it from the middle class.

Freedom to be a billionaire at the expense of a well balanced and healthy middle class, fully funded services (health, infrastructure, education, fire, police, etc) and not having to work two or three jobs to afford housing? No thanks.

I want bridges that don't collapse. I want to pay our teachers what their value to society is. I want sick people to not go bankrupt (even with insurance), or to rely on GoFundMe to pay medical bills.. But most of all, I don't want my kids, parents, or myself to have to work when we're 80.

Billionaires are a failure of society.
One of the (many) problems with cryptocurrency is that it’s holders are financially incentivized to generate hype and get people to buy in to it to drive the value of their coins up.

Thus I am extremely skeptical of people with pro-cryptocurrency views on this website.

If I had significant holdings in crypto, you can bet I would also be on hacker news trying to legitimize and defend anything to do with crypto to get people to buy in.

This is also amplified by the sunken cost fallacy, and not wanting to admit someone convinced you to spend thousands of dollars on fake coins and an ape jpeg for your twitter profile.
One of my deepest worries about the field of software engineering is what happens when people in general stop responding to ads or irritating demands to engage. Suddenly, the demand for software becomes much smaller than it is today.
Traditional unix talk. Who needs chat apps, when everybody can just ssh to a shared server and chat using 'talk'.
How do you find the Skytrain in Vancouver? As an occasional visitor I've found it reliable and friendly, but it is also a fully-isolated track (right?). I'm not sure how well current automation would cope with the semi-open train yards and crossing points that we have in Seattle's Interbay or SODO districts.
> I don't really know exactly, but she told me something about me using their stuff without their acceptance, when I tried to explain that's my own domain she told me I cannot use their name, because that's a copyright infringement. Weird.

I can't tell you how many non-techy people think I'm part of their company because I have yourcompany@mydomain. Sigh. Big companies have ruined the internet by having everyone have @gmail or @hotmail or something.
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Check out some of the generated queries this extension [1] pumps out and you might have an answer.

[1] https://github.com/supabase/pg_graphql
I'm guessing the licensing is much more profitable. Especially if, accounting-wise, all the costs of developing the the patents is attributed to the chip division.
That reminds me of NetWare's job execution tool that worked on MS-DOS way back in the late 1980s. Back when we had a shiny new 386 in my uncle's office, we would use it to submit large compile jobs to the unfathomably fast 386.
I was being a bit facetious, but it is really hard to work remotely from Tims, and it doesn't really function like a cafe in the community sense. 24 hours is nice, I'll grant them that, but they fight tooth and nail to not pay their workers even 10c more per hour and strive for cheapness above all else. There's a place for that, but if the only cafe within a 20 min walk is Tims, that place would suck to live, and that's pretty often the case.
> firstly musk doesn't live a lavish life

The alleged sexual assaults on his private jets, among many other things, would suggest otherwise.

But maybe we have a different definition of "lavish". Speaking for myself, I don't have personal masseuses on my private jets.

> He did nothing but create a valuable company, which is the opposite of evil.

And exploit a non-unionized labor force. And engage in illegal market manipulation and stock trading on multiple occasions, including in just the last month. And defame people on twitter because they didn't like his insane ideas. And lie about his stock sales last year (which were part of a prearranged filing way before he hosted his little PR gimmick disguised as a twitter poll). And there's the whole masseuse thing...

But you're right, he's otherwise totally cool. Definitely not a narcissistic megalomaniac that's utterly obsessed with his personal image.
Why assume bad faith?

You said "past few months" and so I quickly pulled up a 3 month history which is a dropdown option in the UI I was looking at. I replied with what I saw.
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I'd love to see a movement where more engineers write tooling in-house to solve technical problems. Not adapting existing and promoted ones.
You can use Connect for flatbuffers, too - the gRPC, gRPC-Web, and Connect wire protocols aren't tied to protobuf.

https://connect.build/docs/go/serialization-and-compression#... covers this, and coincidentally uses flatbuffers as the example :)
> you do have to set it up so that you can send email from the addresses

Fastmail's webmail allows you to specify the sending email address for a catch-all mailbox in the message composition page, so there is no additional setup there.
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She was positioning herself that way years ago, with the book and lots of press etc, before it became widely accepted that Facebook was a pestilence upon the world on her watch. I think that ship has sailed.
This is one of those "enjoy the journey as much as the destination" games. I like seeing the green bar go up even if I don't get it all the way.
I don’t know about you but I’m not qualified to evaluate the enormous amount of evidence required to ascertain whether the globe is warming and so I’m inclined to believe almost all scientists rather than some kook on YouTube who basically doesn’t google. That’s the nature of considering the opinions of experts on subjects in which you’re not an expert.
Here’s an example wrt cannabis:
https://saltonverde.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/17-Handbo...
I'm also curious about how to get these kinds of contracts
I mean a single V100 GPU (~= 100 TFLOPS) has FLOPS throughputs similar to top end mid-00's supercomputers like Blue Gene, at least superficially. And you can squeeze like 4+ in a 1U if you have enough cooling and power.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_supercomputing
Edit: The S combinator is not exactly Hypothetical Syllogism, which is also known as double implication elimination, but may be used to derive each other with simplification and implication elimination: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypothetical_syllogism#Alterna... and the K combinator is simplification and not Peirce's Law:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilbert_system#Further_connect... Also, the first exact instance of S is likely P3 in Frege's propositional calculus.
I dislike working with closed-minded folks for reasons such as this. Where's the danger in exposing GraphQL to a read-only replica containing non-sensitive data?
Sure, if you rate flexibility highly, you don't want this financial instrument, but you are insulated from total society risk since you can ensure that you take money out of anyone's pocket to keep your housing instrument strong.

It's probably the safest instrument one could use and definitely the safest instrument with leverage. But we don't have to discuss. We can each take our bets to the market and see what manifests best.
That's a very strange perspective. If I don't care about presence, I'll use email. The whole point of IM is to have synchronous realtime communication.
Shut It Down
Another parent mentions the lack of support in GraphJin for cursor pagination. That's something that Graphile does very well.
Thank you for this. I love that you have little patterns in the back of your mind that you might use, but haven't yet.

Any others like that? An opportunity to ask someone about that is pretty rare.
Transformers aren't doing (just) curve fitting. They represent a step-change in capability.
> But we put in a fixed amount of money

We did not put a "fixed amount of money". Money is created by both the Fed and by commercial banks. Whenever banks advance new loans, they create money out of thin air. Whenever they refuse a borrower to renew a loan, they destroy money.

When the Fed pumps money in the system (by QE), the banks act as a multiplier. But the multiplier is not fixed. The banks extend loans, businesses load up on debt, then they swim in cash, they do stock buybacks, stock go through the roof, people who own stocks feel they get richer (at least on paper), they consume more, businesses profit, then they want to expand, they go to banks, and the banks seeing how profitable the businesses are are happy to extend new loans, which is the same as to create new money.

It's a "virtuous cycle", depending on your definition of "virtuous".

A different way to look at it is that the economy overheats. The cycle of money creation has gone out of hand, and the Fed has to apply the brakes.

Yellen knows very well all these things. She was the head of the Fed, she is supremely smart. She's just lying through her teeth saying she "didn't fully understand". Of course a statement about her own state of mind is not a falsifiable statement, so she has the luxury to say whatever she wants. But she knows perfectly well how the economy works, it's absolutely impossible she didn't anticipate the results of pumping trillions and trillions of dollars in the economy.
You decided to self-publish and got what you wanted. If you wanted a real person to take the time to sort it out with you, you should have found a real publisher willing to take you on.
> The whole point of IM is to have synchronous realtime communication.

No. That's one capability. But the whole point of IM is to have online communication. Realtime is one possible aspect. I very much prefer asynchronous communication even in IM.

If I want synchronous communication then... call or use voice chat.
I changed industry at a significant pay cut (30%) to work in construction of public transport. Sure the day to day still often sucks but you at least know you’re building a good thing which meaningfully improves my city, especially for those who cannot travel by car, financially or because of a disability.

It required research into the industry and real consideration of how my skills transfer so I could convey that during interviews, and I started in a quite junior role. But once I proved myself I have risen fairly quickly.
It doesn’t pay anything like the monster salaries I see here, but it’s more than enough for me to live on.
> But the fact of the matter is, that $75k profit was incredibly useful to me that year, whereas having or not having that $5k wouldn't have made any difference.
[...] And gambling on crypto was my only chance to get the 10x+ return I needed in such a short time span

Are there no roulette tables close to where you live?

I'm not even being cynical here: If the upside of winning 15x your bet is more than 15x more desirable to you than that of losing your bet, the rational solution for your problem is called a casino. They offer all the odds you could wish for and more, transparently and usually at a moderate price point too (1/37th of your bet in the case of roulette).
Oops! My faulty CPU sent a missile destined for Kiev to land on TSMC.

So sorry about that!
ah, thanks for that!
That was 4 million people in an event that was so rare that it's the standout example of the last 40 years. The majority of people in North America seem unlikely to experience such an outage.
Once upon a time... ICQ.
The problem with "stopping hurricanes" is that even if we figured out a way to interrupt their formation, hurricanes ultimately stem from the temperature gradient between the ocean at low latitudes and at high latitudes - a hurricane carries heat away from the equator, warming the high latitudes and cooling the lower ones. If you somehow interrupt that process, the gradient just gets steeper with even more potential energy available, leading to a bigger, more destructive hurricane later on.
In 1822, Byron, Coleridge, and Wordsworth were alive and writing. In Germany, Goethe was alive and still writing. In France, Chateaubriand was publishing.
I doubt this will change your mind or even pique your interest, but - Look into how PostGraphile and pg-graphql combine an entire request into a single SQL statement. Something that REST is not well-suited for and requires multiple requests to accomplish.
The degree to which the main FB product rotted during the last few years was extreme. Scrolling FB was still a daily activity for me until the medium was overtaken by outrage.

It seems like FB goosed conflict on the platform until everyone decided they’d had enough and left or stopped posting. There is nothing in the newsfeed from my contacts at this point, the feed is either entirely ads or bottom barrel MLM scams. Instagram is going the same direction with everyone growing exhausted from competition for likes. TikTok seems successful in part because the primary purpose isn't to engage with your friends.

So where does that leave social networking amongst your peers? SMS seems to be making a comeback.
why does it need a sqlite database?
We're moving to a smaller office that doesn't fit everyone, while growing the team by hiring from anywhere in the country, while some staff are moving up/down the coast. Expectation is 1 or 2 days a week in office, but it won't be mandatory even if you're in commuting distance.
well definitely not. Today the correct thing to do with brand confidence is cut costs and cash in on consumer trust.
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Please link an LI or resume if possible too.
> Or if I chat while I have the thing set to idle they're like "oh lying about your idle status because I'm annoying you" and things like that.

Surely at some point they'll notice you've been on idle or do not disturb for 90 days straight?
Tcpls: Modern Transport Services with TCP and TLS
That was exactly my point: steamers are not streaming games only. Look at twitch, you have IRL, travel, makers...

So it is wrong.
They could also do different crop rotation schemes since they are more likely to have excess land laying around that can’t be used due to government quotas.

With all the organic food demand they probably have to do something like this to ensure the health of the land. Next time I pick up some organic produce at $day_job I’ll have to interrogate them on how they manage their land.
Yes. In my case, it defaulted to a URL with coordinates in England. Tried editing the URL with localish coords, pressed enter ... nothing. Plenty of space in the toolbar to implement that. (Not the only map service that makes it hard to enter coords.) Also, don't see much need for more than 4 decimal-places after the Lat/Long values.
I'm always befuddled by why the GraphQL haters have to come out of the woodwork to shit on a new project in the space, rather than just quietly saying to themselves "this isn't for me," and moving onto the next story.
you know what, i had him in mind when i was writing that comment. A true inspiration.

PS: it's spelled "Kaczynski"
The job-keyword targeting was automatic of course, but to answer your second question: any attempt to access an individual's search history without valid pre-authorized reasons (rare) will result in immediate termination. Not kidding, Security will show up at your desk and escort you off-campus within a few minutes.
Awesome, do you have any example code for flatbuffers?
Avada kedavra

Abra kedabra