skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If working 40+ hours at Tesla makes you into a millionaire in the same way using other people's money to start a company does, then I will stand corrected.

Elon is a smart man, many of these executives are smart people, they know working for a company does not pay off in the same way that entrepreneurship does. They admit as much when they describe why they deserve so much money.

I'm not even saying employees should expect that type of return, what I'm saying is that executives should not use their hard work to become massively wealthy to try and influence their employees to work just as hard, when they know the payout is not there. It's manipulative.

Everyone knows Musk "slept on the factory floor" to get Tesla working. That type of investment has paid out well for him. It won't pay out well for the workers on the factory floor.
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It's one of the most carefully reviewed pieces of cryptographic software on the Internet. You could just use Google, or, if you like, Google Scholar, to verify that for yourself. Please don't write troll comments on HN.
Shouldn't there be a corresponding monthly discussion: "Ask HN: Who wants to be fired / laid off? (June 2022)"
Hey it beats working for the man for 40+ years, enjoying a modest retirement, then dying.
I have yet to explore this area, I'll check out S.js!
> will likely remain in orbit for decades or centuries

How much debris though? If I put orange juice in my coffee mug, after a few runs through the dishwasher there may technically be a few particles of orange juice left, but my taste buds probably won't collide with it.
I can't see your original comment anymore because it is flagged, but note that it is more clear to say those link are on PubMed, not from the NIH. While the former is hosted by the NIH, the content there is not necessarily endorsed or funded by the NIH.
Maybe software. I personally know multiple mechanical engineers (smart ones from Berkeley) who were worked into the ground at Apple. Like >55h work weeks.

Even if tsla is massively overvalued (which I agree is likely) that doesn’t mean it’s a failed business plan, a crash of stock price back to “normal” does not mean the business plan is a failure. Aka even without high valuations tsla could have a toxic work place and still be stably producing successful cars.
It famously was not working well before, and no such "history" exists.
Employees can unionize but particularly the HN cohort never will.
'Make it' is subjective though. I work in IT, own a modest home and I would say I've made it although many commenters on this forum would say I am broke by their standards. Everything is relative - I hope you are able to find joy, peace and rest in your well-deserved accomplishments
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Buf has done an amazing job simplifying the whole proto generation process, and now they're at it again, making gRPC easier to deal with. I've been using buf for years now and am excited to dive into connect! The team is rock solid and I love their development philosophies. This is a technology to bet on.

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Amazon has a starlink competitor in project kuiper. AWS has made massive investments into solar and wind energy.

AWS owns a chip company (Annapurna) producing cutting edge networking, virtualization, and server chips. AWS has a leading industrial IoT / computing at edge platform.

AWS played a huge role in the development of Alexa, especially in regard to network latency. Even 15+ years later, S3’s new sharding algo and use of formal methods and proof based testing are as cutting edge is it comes.
There you go. This is why committing insider NFT trading using a public blockchain where the transactions are traceable where the authorities can use that and the transactions all end up being connected to this employee (even though they tried using multiple wallets) is quite futile and eventually they can be traced all up.

Goes to show that such blockchains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, etc are NOT anonymous and never intended it to be as such in their white-papers. So it's quite disingenuous for anyone to keep suggesting that they are 'anonymous' whether or not if they are skeptic, supporter or neither.

What you are looking for is privacy coins like Monero, Mobilecoin, Zcash or Grin that specifically aim for privacy guarantees which are used to hide wallet balances and transaction details. But the regulators are going to crackdown on privacy ones anyway by making it harder to trade them for fiat via exchanges.
This has been mounting across the entire sector. My wyze and adorcams have had features stripped from the free plans and price increases recently too.
This sounds like a websocket version of Astro (https://astro.build)! Very cool stuff.
Not even uLisp? That looks like a PIC like CPU to me.
Comparing Facebook access to a utility is pretty wild. It's more like how watching the $sportsball game is "not optional" if you want to hang out with a certain friends group.
Ask HN: HN but for Performance
Where do folks keep up with and ask questions about sota performance code (e.g. simd, hashmap tuning, allocators, Dan Lemire, gaming code optimizations, etc.)?

Stackoverflow? Particular forums?
Yeah on the one hand I’m not against trying to get out of the grind and achieve that sweet financial independence.

Would I throw $25,000 into NFT’s to get there though?

Eh. Probably not.
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Main/official discussion over here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31579357
Hard agree, but the HN cohort is not a majority of any class of worker.
Because "we as a species" evolved to work in groups. Humans are not loners. We eat, work, recreate and live in groups. To ship any complex groundbreaking product, you have to collaborate closely with a big group.

Only in the last few decades, and only a minority of Human population in that period, has there been so much emphasis on "privacy".
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There are some industries, activities, teams, & individuals who can work as well, or better, remotely. There are other industries, activities, teams, and individuals who can work better with more in-person/same-site time.

Some workplaces that were more-remote for transient pandemic reasons (including government mandates) will become less-remote, either because they think, or they know, that will offer them an advantage. Others, their eyes opened to remote's potential, may continue to encourage or expand remote work.

Employees & employers should absolutely self-sort into the situations that work best for them. There's no one right answer for the whole economy, across many industries, teams, and individual work-styles. And those employers that erroneously choose one style, despite another working better for their teams, will receive negative feedback from the markets for both hiring & their products.
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You might find this interesting:

ZUMA: An Open FPGA Overlay Architecture - https://www.cse.wustl.edu/~roger/565M.f12/4699a093.pdf

To run an FPGA on an FPGA.
A nice start, but definitely needs some complex_filter options
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> The only benefit is that I'm able to tell when companies are breached before wider disclosures because I start getting spam emails sent to thatcompany@.

My big problem is that this is worse than useless.

I started doing unique-address-emails back in probably 2002 or 2003 and did it for around a decade before giving up.

A couple of times per year I would start getting spam or similar on an email address and would know exactly what had been breached and I would try to notify the companies involved. I'd probably spend an hour or two finding emails for key contacts and send a few paragraph email explaining how I knew they were breached etc...

90% of the time I got absolutely no reply whatsoever.

5% of the time I got a pleasant reply and someone said they were already aware or they would look into it.

5% of the time I got confused emails from a non-technical person that didn't understand how their PHP shopping cart software which hadn't been updated in 2 years got hacked, and didn't know what PHP or Linux or anything else was because the neighbor's kid had installed the site one time 2 years ago and now was too busy in college and why are you bothering us about this we have orders to ship!

5% of the time I got incredulous replies from technical people who insisted that I was wrong. That email address must have leaked some other way!

Then there was the last time I ever sent one of these emails. I guess I had found and emailed the owner of a company to email who had then added in his tech person. I explained why I had huge confidence something on their side was breached, but, couldn't explain to them what or how. They eventually got rather hostile about it, first accusing me of extorting them for the information (I never asked for money, but bounties weren't really even a thing back then like they are today). Eventually culminated in them adding in their lawyer with more threats and demands for my full name / address (presumably so they could actually sue me). I ignored them and fortunately the whole thing went away.

That was the last time I sent a report about one of my emails being compromised and shortly thereafter I stopped using tagged addresses entirely.
I suspect there is something going on with the number of people I see describe brain fog symptoms. If you look at google trends there was a marked increase in 2020 (probably covid related?).

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&geo=US&q=b...
Embarrassment (really?), minor as it could be, seems like a really low bar for failure here.
I'm not sure I see the problem. What does it matter that program A is shorter than program B because language A has a richer standard library? Program A still required less code.
I dunno - the blind test results sort of prove that they are the gold plated monster cables of violins :p
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Id argue the framework is more interesting than Rawls' conclusion.

I don't agree with Rawls that it tends to imply maximin (most humans aren't that risk averse) but it doesn't imply maximising expected utility either (it's pretty rational to prefer 'levelling down' to an incredibly unequal society with a low chance of elite status). And whilst the implied risk of the "veil of ignorance" is a hypothetical thing (as are many utilitarian arguments and arguments against utilitarianism) it underlines the fact humans reason differently about value when downside risks are significant.
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I think this is a wrong take which will be proven by time.

The past is not a predictor for the future; if so we would still all be using horses instead of cars.

Big reason that there will likely be a fundamental shift to more remote and hybrid working options is that just there is a mountain of inertia from the Industrial age which carried over to the Information Age.

The pandemic has initiated a great experiment which individual companies would have never tried for risk-avoidance reasons.
That "unstable" orbit can take an awful long time...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgxWuFj7d9I
So basically, yes it's a bit of extra work, but simply worth it.

Life without it is worse than life with it.
This looks awesome and I really like the tone of the documentation. Great work! At the same time I'm sort of worried, that such a deep change in the memory management of my day-to-day browser opens up a significant security risk for a considerable time, until new bugs are found and closed. I'm sure this got more than one pair of eyes at apple, but I'd really welcome a specific bug bounty on such a change...
I used mail@firstname.lastname.name and sometimes even like the op "service"@firstname.lastname.name for some time.
This lead into all kinds of trouble, social and technical. Social as in people did not understand why I "owned" "service"@..., why I did not have something like firstname.lastname@t-online.de/web.de/gmx.de/googlemail.de, that a third level domain is even possible, or they did not recognize .name.

Technical trouble was almost the same:
Systems did not recognise the new at the time .name or Systems had trouble with third level domains. Somstimes I could sign up, but something in the backend broke and I never received mails.
Words mean different things to different people. Your premise that "justice" had some universally agreed upon meaning prior to Rawls' "orwellian" corruption is silly.