skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As far as I know, there’s no specific button or action to trigger iCloud sync. I haven't notice issues, but I use the mobile Obsidian app much less frequently. It always seems updated to me.

This [source](https://help.noteplan.co/article/86-how-to-force-sync) says that opening the iCloud Drive on Finder will trigger sync. On the mobile Obsidian app, you can flicker the page down to download updated data, obviously it will only work if the more recent data was uploaded.
I spent a few years as a RSE in the mid-2010's. Supporting people doing actual science is a rewarding job.

The worst parts of that job are the same for every body in research that isn't a PI pulling in lots of grant money: low pay, terrible or non-existent benefits, bureaucracy ran by non-science people, making do with older equipment.

There is also a breaking in period where you have to prove you are not a moron. Since you come from a different educational area, and most likely aren't as educated, this can take some time and effort.

The best part of the job: getting to work with highly educated people, getting to see science be discovered, being able to actually plan and execute projects because everything isn't on fire, regular business hours with no after hours support calls.
Such a dumb problem they've made for themselves. Just adjust the price per screen in a plan if password sharing is that big of a deal. They should be encouraging password sharing. What a killer feature to mine for brand loyalty.

Handing over your Netflix deets? Next step in your relationship. It's sweet and romantic. Now you can watch Together even not on date nights.

Kid's going to college? Add a screen for them so they don't feel alone. Enable cross-profile personal recommendations so your lonesome kid gets the warm fuzzies when they see Mom and Pa enjoyed the latest Stranger Things.

Sister getting divorced? Add 2 screens for her so she and the kids have some sense of normalcy and fun as they go through the hardest part of their life they've known.

Got a huge family? Enable account payment splitting. Enable gifting free months. Allow profiles to share watched data onto a huge master profile. Generate "Everything the Howards Loved - 2022" playlists for nostalga.

Just charge per screen and lean into it, goddamn.
Hi! Thanks for the question! There are a few important differences:

- MLEM automatically extracts the metadata from the model for you. With MLflow, you need to specify ML framework and environment.

- For the Model Registry that you can build in Git with MLEM, you don't need a separate service and Database up, except for GitHub or GitLab.
I suppose it's "let" in the sense that there is not government financial or policy intervention. Though I agree "let" might be the wrong word because there's a slight implication that failure is allowed despite available solutions when, in this case, alternatives are all bad just in different ways.
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thanks!
> 5%? 1%?

Why would you estimate so low? There are a lot of mediocre engineers, myself included, but even they are “capable” depending upon what they are tasked to do.
See also the userscript I posted in that thread 4 days ago, https://github.com/easrng/redactor. It redacts your selection though, not the whole page.
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What a surprise, even QuickBasic would have managed such feat.
Who do you have in mind? I can't think of a techno oligarch that hasn't pledged to the current establishment.

However you feel about the Biden laptop stories, how many of these oligarchs allowed its spread? I think you're kidding yourself if you think oligarchs work against the establishment, but for some reason it's a pretty common view; that of fighting the more powerful, when really that's you.
The dog walkers in my neighborhood do know everyone. BUT make sure that you are committed to having a dog before you get one.
Yeah I take it back.
> Consequently, passing a function pointer (or struct of function pointers), where the pointer points to an always_inline function and the callee is always_inline results in specialization akin to template monomorphization. This works to any depth; the compiler won't be satisfied until there are no more always_inline function calls. This fortuitous development in compilers allowed me to write very nice template code in C. Libpas achieves templates in C using config structs that contain function pointers -- sometimes to always_inline functions (when we want specialization and inlining) and sometimes to out-of-line functions (when we want specialization but not inlining). Additionally, the C template style allows us to have true polymorphic functions. Lots of libpas slow paths are huge and not at all hot. We don't want that code specialized for every config. Luckily, this works just fine in C templates -- those polymorphic functions just pass around a pointer to the config they are using, and dynamically load and call things in that config, almost exactly the same way that the specialized code would do. This saves a lot of code size versus C++ templates.

This document is incredible!
Nope. But if I make the right decision, people manage to misunderstand long enough that's no longer an option. It's a vicious circle.

All I can do is make people own that absent the ability to break the law with impunity, I may not make good decisions if folks exhaust me when I tried to make great ones.
A lot of Windows applications are like this too. People who use the CLI are extremely lucky to be able to benefit from so much free software.
It's almost like the economy is designed to funnel money away from labor.
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There must be community theater groups--acting might be a good way to meet people.
for what its worth, and if im not mostaken, there is some support for JSON, ie. kubectl get deployment xyz -o json
Really interesting.

I tried out "Hey, how are you? I don't understand how it can be so warm today." in my native language, and systran is the only one that got it 100% correct. Google was close, but reversed an article and a noun. The others mixed up "don't understand" with "don't know", which are similar but different enough to sound unnatural.

I've always thought that the best way to assess these systems is how they handle colloquial speech, stuff that we often take for granted but that's really quite strange to translate "literally". I bet even that phrase -- "take for granted" -- would be difficult to translate even though I'm certain most languages have a phrase for that exact sentiment.
$250k ain't what it used to be. And salaries aren't keeping up with inflation. All the wage inflation is happening at the bottom of the pyramid. Nobody is having trouble hiring software engineers.
Keep in mind that the survey was done by a company whose business model is short term loans. The last time one of these Lending Club surveys was posted here I dug into their methodology and some parts of it seemed designed to produce a certain result. For example the "living paycheck to paycheck" bucket is self-reported. Like 95% of the people in that group also said said that they aren't struggling to pay their bills and/or that they'd be able to handle an emergency expense without taking on any debt (like by putting it on a credit card and paying it off on time)
true, but it's worth pointing out that it's possible to not be defined by your job. some people need to be reminded of that for their own good; i'd say most need to be told this at least once in their careers.
How often are you testing on low end devices like say 5 year old budget tablets or netbooks? Speed also correlates with energy use. Does using your site drain batteries faster than it needs to? I find these things often aren't given appropriate consideration, although speed improvements could easily be negligible for your app and its users.
I think that part of the problem in general tech is that many developers don't understand they're being marketed to. I really have no opinion on whether or not K8s is a smart choice, and will save you time and effort, require more effort but provide benefits, or is a bad trade-off. But the crazy push for k8s as the one size fits all solution for everything that you get from some corners of the webs smells like hype cycle.
I wonder if a bunch of folks in the last 2 years bit off more than they can chew by getting expensive houses.
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What is the name?
I knew when I wrote this that someone was going to conflate early venture capitalists with employee shares. There are probably some very early employees who became rich from their stock, sure.

To amend what I said a bit, we're talking about employees with shares (or any other comp) that they get from their "hard work" that turn them into millionaires.
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Well, I doubt you'd be looking back at this thread at this point, but you're probably right. There are at least a few little things I'd need to get in order, plus some cleaning, but maybe I can get this done sooner.
Not a joke:

Maybe he could pick up a superyacht (I suspect one could get a lightly used model at a really good price right now!), and spend a month each quarter deeply relaxing. Delegate more internal and external responsibilities (like talking to the public) to other people. This might increase Tesla's success, improve his public image, and ultimately add another half-trillion to his net worth.
To add to your all’s points, here’s the link to the labor force participation rate for all ages:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CIVPART

We simply have a larger share of the population that is too old to work, when compared to previous decades.

We’re entering a new era: expect more unions, more livable wages, a lessened quality of life on average, and above all - a higher level of inflation than the last 40 years. There will be winners and losers. If you’re a worker you will be fine, but make sure to take care of your parents.

Also, be sure to keep your parents from voting to secure access to the value created by your labor. Expect to see tons of measures to freeze property taxes, add price controls, and expand exclusive senior benefits they will kick and scream for to keep their purchasing power high at the expense of anyone capable of having a child.
There's a tonne of low hanging fruit google completely ignores, for example any page with an amazon referral link is almost certainly spam.

"But wait!", you say, "there are some legit reviewers out there." Yes, there sure are, by my starement is accurate, because for every legit review site with aws referrals, there are tens of thousands of ml created spam referral sites.

And so the real review sites are often lost in the mix regardless, which makss arguments to keep those results pointless.

But google leaves them there, and this is the same sort of site which, if it were an email, would immediately end up in a spam folder.

And beyond this, the other part of the problem is their ridiculous aliasing of search terms, which helps spammy sites come back as a response.

You say google lost? It's not losing, if you just don't care.

Frankly, it's just a return on investment thing. As long as only a few people per tens of thousands bolt, why spend the r&d?
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Yup.

I work for a small company now. The "extra" time I put in is stuff I WANT to do. It's so much more fun / easier to work extra on the thing I want to do, especially when it is optional as it is for me now.

Optional and what I want = energy to do it.
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The messaging is... problematic, which is nothing new to Musk's style, or lack there of. But this isn't very far fetched from what Nadella was saying in 2020 of Cook has started to say or Google has been saying of late(but with MUCH better messaging). These corporations with huge offices and large management infrastructures mean they have invested large amounts of money in both.

To completely retool their management style/concept and leave their gaudy, one-off offices half empty would be a huge waste of capital and, more importantly, ego. To begin from a place of "Get your work done and we'll review that" instead of "let's see how many hours you're willing to work to show your dedication" is a giant shift in the relationship dynamic, as well. I understand that this isn't all managers and companies, but I think most people can agree that there is a prevalence in the software industry (and others, I assume... I only know a few, so I stick to software, art and cooking but only software seems relevant to this conversation).
It's the other way around actually: Crypto is currently NOT covered by most of the things you list (securities laws, regulation etc). Coinbase etc just want to keep it (mostly) that way.

This is an important difference because really you should be able to explore tech without having to show up-front (to the satisfaction of a government agency or a self appointed group) that it is sufficiently interesting technically to be permitted.

Also, I don't entirely buy that Coinbase (specifically) want to prevent regulation. They've worked hard to position themselves as the regulated, above board, professional option in the space. More or Tighter regulation (but not an outright bad) would likely help them as they would likely already be compliant and other providers would either fold or close to US users or scramble to catchup...
Not just poor impulse control, typically obese people and compulsive spenders are compensating for some psychological trauma.

For some reason they lack a positive emotional stake in their future
FYI - there's a quicker way to relaunch Finder: hold option and right click the Finder icon in your dock, and there will be a new "Relaunch" item at the bottom of the menu
The logistics of handling support for 2 billion users are kind of insane--it's a very difficult problem. I know people that work on support at Facebook at they do care about the users but it is very challenging to provide support for that many people.
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Perhaps if we weren't subjecting the tens of millions of Americans in the $15,000 - $40,000 income range to effective marginal tax rates of up to 103% [0], we would see more labor force participation. Between income tax and benefit phaseout, it can literally cost money to get a raise in our system today [1].

[0] https://fullstackeconomics.com/103-percent-the-hidden-tax-ra...
[1] https://www.heritage.org/taxes/report/effective-marginal-tax...

P.S. if you account for need-based financial aid scholarships for college, the situation is even more dire.
"Or else" always sounds like the preferable option when dealing with Musk.
what does live paycheck to paycheck even mean. all of my retirement investing, mortgage, and bills are automatically withdrawn monthly. we make something like that amount jointly but at the end of the month there's very little cash leftover. we don't buy luxury items and we don't have nice cars.
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