skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If by "pretty good" you mean an absolute f'ing nightmare for the other drivers on the road, especially the ones driving behind the Tesla who must be prepared to react to it slamming on the brakes at random intervals because Autopilot misidentified a shadow on the road.

Autopilot is about as good as a teenage driver getting in the car for the second time.
I think Git benefited from Linux, but not from Linus' fame (which was next to null outside of the Linux circles at that time, it took off a little when Linux started to power phones when it became the kernel for Android, I believe). By being used for a project of a significant size, it proved that it was efficient and rock solid. And those facts overcame the fact that it came from a niche community and that its basic user interface is lacking according to many.
I was hoping this would end up being about sharks.
An Autopsy on a Zombie In-the-Wild 0-day
Something I found kind of oddball about the keto diet community is that they aren’t just recommending low carbs. They push people to eat more fat. I’ve seen a friend fail to lose weight on keto and he was eating tons of stuff like cheese and bacon.

The “eat less carbs” message is great IMO but I think a lot of people need to eat less period. Personally I found that intentionally eating high-protein foods was a good way for me to be satiated with less carbs. A protein bar will fill me up, a chunk of cheese with twice as many calories won’t.

But I also acknowledge that people are different. I’m sure there people who are easily satiated by fat and can therefore eat unmetered fatty foods and lose weight.
I simplified the argument for brevity, but drones are critical to the artillery war right now because of spotting and fire-correction.

Artillery is far more lethal in 2022 than it was in 1945 because you can spot and kill individual infantry units from ten miles away.
> And Google performs an update regularly to their algorithm. At which point all websites have to do an SEO dance and hope it rains again. Google does this to prevent people from focusing on other search engines

Now that sounds really far fetched. It's like claiming Apple's developer documentation is so terrible to make sure devs have no time left to develop for other platforms :)

What would you say if Google never changed its algorithm? Surely, that would be evidence of a stagnant monopolist no longer finding it necessary to invest in the product.
Does inflation affect a highly paid worker the same as an average worker? This feels nuanced. If you consider housing, perhaps it does. BLS/CPI inflation doesn’t include that right? Somebody making $100k may be minimally affected by rising food and goods costs. Somebody making $50k may be very affected. A 1% raise for $100k worker is $1000 which may help food cost. A 2% raise for $50k worker would do the same. Are these hypothetical affects included when thinking about inflation?
will continue? it's been strait down all year

i would like to see it recover
Another one:

https://txtify.it/

Remember, these paywalled sites are inviting in the Google Webcrawler to add to the index EVERYBODY searches; they are purposely poisoning Google's results with paid for content.

Any bypasser that either present fake credentials [ie as the google bot] or returns the contents of the Google cache is fair game.
Thats what I have heard as well. You would think a giant company like Google or Samsung could go to Qualcomm and require much longer support but it does not seem like that is happening unfortunately
I used notion for personal projects and note-taking for a while, but recently I switched to standardnotes [https://standardnotes.com/]. In my opinion, it's better for personal use (and of course, it's open source)
They are bioactive, not very radioactive....
Taking this opportunity to raise awareness about metabolic syndrome [0], a condition that is exacerbated by excessive consumption of carbohydrates. Per the CDC, it is estimated that over 30% of the US population has metabolic syndrome [1].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metabolic_syndrome

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2017/16_0287.htm#:~:text=By%2...
IIRC, when the US stopped minting the half penny, the whole penny was worth somewhere around $0.33 in 2022 currency. Lopping the last digit off of everything isn't practical for many reasons but I wish we could at least finally put the stupid "9/10" on gas prices into the grave.
-- maybe an issue of organization within your organizations - not the tool? :=) --
Whatever the reaction it will probably be something insane, like increasing short term bandaid consumption without large scale consumption reduction(1), because Americans are lead by insane people.

Also, to those insane people: please stay out of Europe. No demand for more cohesion-dissolving egoists (the rest is welcome).

(1) "The Ecological Footprint for the United States is 8.1 gha per person (in 2018) and global biocapacity is 1.6 gha per person (in 2018). Therefore, we would need (8.1/ 1.6) = 5.1 Earths if everyone lived like Americans." -- https://www.overshootday.org/how-many-earths-or-countries-do...
Most of the debt is shorter term and must be continually rolled over. So when first moving from low expectations of inflation to high expectations, there is a temporary one-time gain, but after that the government will need to pay higher interest.

And of course when the expectations return to normal there is a period when the government must pay higher than needed rates.
Not sure why anyone cares about this. We are basically living in some weird reality. They let this scam artist Jerome Powell fuck it all up for short term stock gains. That is not his job, not sure why he did that. I really hope to see Jerome Powell in jail one day.
Well I guess this is the “hit job” the CEO alluded to. Always difficult to know anything from the outside but two red flags for me:

- suing Glassdoor to unveil the identities of reviewers? Not just petty but a total misuse of company money.

- a 31 page manifesto? For all the noise made around how SJWs are ruining the workplace having to read over 30 pages of manifesto in order to work somewhere? No thank you.
Related (but different): I'm wondering how much inflation will shift tax payers into higher brackets and increase the overall income for the government from those taxes.
I didn't think it was widely used, I'm sure it's very very rarely used. I was saying it was relevant because it represents the "future" of cryptography.

I would think that any kind of key exchange algorithm that relies on a constant time algorithm is vulnerable to this. I could be wrong.
95% not 97%
That's an odd conclusion; yes real growth is impacted by inflation, but inflation is a reason to seek growth rather than rent.
mid-atlantic US checking in. We've had three cases in our family since 2010.

it's always a bad year for ticks, it feels like :(

still hopeful for a vaccine, though. https://www.cdc.gov/lyme/prev/vaccine.html
Actually the cables weren't targeted, so this is clickbait.
I'm expecting to rely on pen and paper IOUs in this situation. That's really no different than cash, presuming you and local businesses have already established some trust.
I don't find it fun at all. I want to focus on what I want my program to do, not on how the computer does it, as long as its doing it reasonably efficiently. I want a successful compile to give me a decent amount of confidence that my program is correct, and is free of some classes of bugs.

Life is too short to waste time tracking down double frees, out-of-bounds writes, memory leaks, and weird concurrency issues.
Reading this all I could think was that it’s an excellent idea, and that the government should be tripping over itself to give this program scholarships.

> The university has existing collaborations with the U.S. Department of Defense’s SCALE (Scalable Asymmetric Lifecycle Engagement) program, the American Semiconductor Academy, and other CHIPS Act workforce consortia
What good is a higher wage if inflation is worse.
I notice most of the jobs listed involve cryptocurrency, sometimes called "prosecution futures" by skeptics ;).
Growing up not rich in the 60s and 70s was useful on the balance. I was willing to take risks in business because when you don’t have much to lose you are perhaps a little more free to try scary things. I read tons of how to succeed books and biographies and learned a lot about how failures are learning experiences. OTOH many of my peers wound up dead, on drugs, or incarcerated.

I do tend to be hoardy and my clever technique has been to just buy more houses, so not a great role model in that regard.
For execution, a stack is a continuation. For debugging, we pretend like it's a historical record, and mostly get away with it. Various things break the correspondence slightly. TCO breaks it a lot more.

Debugging is important. It doesn't get enough respect. Stacks are a pretty critical component of debugging, for better or worse.

It would be great if we didn't depend on this fiction quite so much. With native code, there are definitely alternative options now, such as rr[1] and Pernosco[2] where if you want to look back in time—well, you just go back in time. For JavaScript, that's becoming more and more possible with things like Replay[3]. Perhaps before long, the debugging argument will just go away.

[1] https://rr-project.org/

[2] https://pernos.co/

[3] https://www.replay.io/
This completely disregards the question of why is it easier to overeat on carbs than it is on protein/fats?

Protein is as calorie dense as carbs, and fat is twice as calorie dense as carbs. So it isn't mere volume of food in the stomach that causes the difference - if it was, it would be easier to overeat on protein/fats than on carbs.

Basically, it sounds like you're treating the human body like some black hole that calories get thrown into, when in reality there is a very complex feedback loop taking place based on what your bodily inputs and outputs are.
unfortunate they included the word "nightmare" in the title. hardly a nightware in the overall scale of nightmare-worthy things
As someone working full-time in Canada, wish I could roll back my life 10+ years and get into one of the semiconductor schools. Good luck to all who are admitted into this program, looks very interesting.

Link to online degree:
https://engineering.purdue.edu/semiconductors/degrees#online...
Easy capital means more people with the ability to demand things.
The war in Ukraine started with the 2014 invasion of Crimea.
I have always seen Postdocs as a 'desperation' position. The struggle to recruit post-docs might indicate healthier alternatives for phds instead of living life as white-collar slaves.

I am surprised that universities haven't created formal part-academia-part-industry partnerships with nearby companies just yet. Instead we are stuck with post-docs and adjunct roles, which get you the worst of both worlds.

Good Riddance.
So it wasn't "undersea cables off Hawaii" that were targeted, but rather servers on Hawaii that service those undersea cables. I expected submarine antics, which would have a much smaller list of suspects. It sounds like this might not even be state-funded.
Unfortunately the mile-level data simply doesn't exist. From the NHTSA:
"Reporting entities are not required to submit information regarding the number of vehicles they have manufactured, the number of vehicles they are operating, or the distances traveled by those vehicles. Data required to contextualize the incident rates are limited."
What's the good play here? Cause a recession or price those lower middle class out of being able to afford the cost of living? Typically they aren't the ones with the best negotiating power.
I hate this headline
What's the ELI5 version of how to interpret this trend line?
Stocks rallying is just an indication that the Fed under-raised compared to market expectations.
It is telling that, when a yes-or-no question is offered, the regressive tech contingent cannot stop themselves from posting and yet also can't answer the question.

To address the but-for in better faith than it deserves: as a cis white dude, I absolutely do not care what a tech leader says about much of anything. I do care what my co-workers say and believe, but my co-workers are not of a political, religious, or cultural persuasion that implies that I should be killed for being a cis white dude, and I would expect my employer to do something about it if that were the case.

Wouldn't you?

So, let's try again: queer people should be expected to work with those who believe that they should be killed for being queer. Yes or no?
> Quick Google search reveals several sources claiming Left bias

Why are these sources authoritative? Why is the chart you linked authoritative?

> NYT opinion pieces are extreme left

So when they published an op-ed by Tom Cotton calling for the mobilization of the military against American citizens, that was "extreme left"?

> Not a single source claiming WaPo is center-right

Not a single source /of your sources/.
What other industries and critical supply chain components do we need to do this for?

Anything at this scale?
One day if things turn out well we will see Jerome Powell in jail
Curious to see what BoE will do
Almost all Keto programs include some minerals you might be missing out from limiting your food selection- zinc and potassium come to mind.

While I generally agree with you, I think many people have a strong rebound after a few months, that does not teach adequate portion size for later on, and after some age and some health conditions, it can put stress on kidney / liver
AFAIK it was how Keynesian economics was supposed to work. Also AFAIK the only country that did intentionally tighten at the top always Israel as they were worried that an economic crisis would leave them vulnerable to attack from their neighbors *

* source is from a bar talk with an economist, I didn’t do my own research here…
We use it for mini supportive apps, but have the core of our product on AWS directly.
That's a straightforward, non-cynical thing to say just like 'what comes up must come down.' People don't seem to think so.

Anyone with $1,000 has the resources to stop any (or several) of a large number of unfortunate circumstances that they may encounter. $10,000 even more so. $100,000 should be years of runway along the same lines. So it makes sense that when everyone is riding an economy downward, the people with the least cushion get hurt the worst.
I'd take 8 hours in a A321 with Jet Blue's layout (in mint or economy) than any wide body from AA or United.
And this is done without any violent process of physical capture. Others could play that game too, and the US could play it as well as it once did. All the participating parties would benefit directly, and "the world" indirectly.
I've done keto a handful of times and found some really great snacks. Low carb cheesecakes, macaroons, peanut butter cookies, brownies with walnuts. They certainly don't taste as good as the regular version but they'll fill a craving.

Typically you're swapping flour for almond flour and sugar for erythritol.
The fed is aggressively raising rates as the economy goes into recession. The last time something similar to this happened was in 1980. A very bad unusual situation, but on the other hand, the worst may be over.

I think Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, and other large cap tech stocks are good buys at these levels and are more immune to macro factors (compared to other sectors ) and can hedge inflation by raising prices.
Bit of a myopic take, don't you think? Everyone but the most extreme recluse is probably going to have run-ins with less-than-savory characters at some point in their lives no matter what they do or how they act. Your personal information does not belong on Google.
Not a bad idea, do you think it would come off well in an interview setting to come right out and just get that question out of the way by (politely) beating them to it? Genuinely curious if this could be a good approach.
This is a yes-or-no question. Should queer people be expected to work with people who believe that they should be killed for being queer?

This is the contention at hand. If you're going to participate in the discussion, you're going to need to grip it with both hands. I obviously think that it's a ridiculous statement, and nobody should be expected, either socially or contractually, to work with somebody who believes they should be killed. Do you?
Sorry. You appear to be in the subset where it didn't get better.

For many men, it works the other way. You become smarter. More confident. More emotionally, psychologically, and financially stable. All those make you more attractive. Your prospective partners are the same. Everybody has more experience, and doesn't freak out and act self-destructively like they did when they were 23. People are more aware of what a relationship entails.

Simply, relationships are just more pleasing.

At least for some subset of those growing older.
> I work with ultra-privileged people who by all accounts are “well adjusted” and I find them harder to deal with than people I grew up with from home. Many of them have no history of and don’t understand trauma, and as a result they’re unempathetic to what the literal majority of people experience.

Financial issues aren't the only trauma in life, by a long shot. Plenty of people in that group have trauma. What makes people unempathetic is often that they don't come to grips with their own trauma; they deny it and thus deny it for others - if it's too painful to admit to yourself, think how dangerous other people's trauma could be!
The US effectively had that with the executive and legislative acting the way they did the years before COVID.
> you don't usually have to use semicolons

That's compensated by the use of double semicolons :O)
The Fed clearly doesn't understand how to MMT properly. What J Powell was supposed to do her was to raise the income tax rate.
Completely appreciate the points you laid out in both of your comments, thanks for sharing!

One counter-point, just from my own personal experience, but adopting a pseudonym online has actually allowed me to be more authentic and more sociable. I've made a lot of awesome friends that I don't think I'd have made had it not been for being pseudonymous. It can be quite liberating and reduces the fear/impact of trying new things, speaking to new people, and more.
I've done Keto and for some periods of time I liked it. But I think what really happens is that most people are not eating Real Food (which is an actual term btw) and when they switch to Keto they cut out a ton of processed crap and wheat/corn derivatives and that is actually what makes them feel better.
> it just seems that he wants to be an edgelord ceo in his little kingdom.

What's the point of being a CEO then /s
Had to take doxycycline for 2 weeks after a tick bite. Man does that stuff destroy your digestive system. 7 years ago was on a date, just casually walking down the street. Coughed a couple times for no particular reason but my doxycycline lined stomach didn’t like that and boom projectile vomiting. Luckily he thought it was funny/ felt bad for me.
TfL delays contactless payments upgrade due to Ukraine war
After Brexit it was much cheaper to just move London into the middle of France, apparently.
No pony in this race, but no. He is saying the exact opposite.

To prevent this confusion, should have said nothing at all.
I’m a 30 year old male, running a little over my third ‘diaversary’, don’t have any other type 1’s in the family so diagnose was really surprising at first.

Have always thought my Ketogenic diet period, which I ran for about 9 months approx 1.5 years before diagnose, could have had something to do with me ‘developing’ type 1. Did discuss this with my doc, she assured me they found the markers in my blood work indicating auto immune disease etc.

Still intrigued by these kind of papers that seem to relate the different topics.
I expect to die at approximately 94, all things being average. I also expect that I’ll be bedridden for the last three months, and that I’ll spend most of those three months fighting with technology and cursing its frustrating interfaces, not entirely missing the irony of the fact I spent most of my life avoiding anything IoT.

My last words before I die of frostbite will likely be ‘hey google please please switch the heating back on’, to which the reply will be, for the fifty-eighth time, an apology and an offer to give me web search results on ‘swift the heath in baton’
while I can see how your statement is true-ish - and maybe meant as snarky rebuttal or something, maybe funny - sure.

I think the GP was meaning that without being able to extract and sell gas and oil, Russia would be nothing compared to what it is today... I would guess that if the whole world shunned oil / gas and went electric only by the end of the year, that Russia would not have a lot of other industries to make up for lost sales, and the whole country would be what, more than 50% poorer or something? With not much else to sell to make up for the lost export money. (I am guessing from very little study)

indeed it would be catastrophic for the US and many other places if it were not for oil and gas today and tomorrow - but that was not the point of the conversation direction at the time I believe.
If you report the income and pay the tax, there isn't tax fraud afaict. Eligibility verification if the work is in the US might be a different matter.
Hey now, sharks are people too - they're not all bad guys.
Rust, or maybe I'd try something new (to me) like Zig or Nim.

Window managers don't do all that much most of the time; I bet you could even write one in Python and not see performance issues. Hell, Go would be more than performant enough.
I use FDE so I’ve also configured gdm3 to auto login, login and screen lock are two separate concepts and I only use the latter :)
Inflation is largely being driven by import problems and oil prices, therefore, it is unclear if a recession is a golden key to lower inflation. Keep in mind that oil is internationally expensive, and even a reduction in the US may not bring down prices significantly.

So we could see recession AND inflation at the same time. Then tack on higher interest rates, and everything goes squish.
Who can afford a therapist?
Thinking you can make another person happy is a grave mistake.
Imo it’s a better approach to ask the salary range first and respond whether it’s adequate or not. This way the ball is on your field.

And btw i think you can make 90k+ eur as a contractor in europe, even more in companies with homogeneous pay across regions.
Yep, most airplane things are measured in nautical miles.
The raise is 75 bps not 0.75%.
While balena is great for getting up and running quick, you'll quickly run into issues when more specific application requirements arise, or you need to tighten down security.

It's fantastic for small-scale IoT deployments, but you very much need to play nice in their ecosystem, and there's many features missing for deployment and version management still, and balenaOS and the balena supervisor can often introduce breaking quirks, and managing networking is a nightmare. We're very happy with how it allowed us to get off the ground and running quickly, but are moving to a more "traditional" build using yocto on its own moving forwards.
> Any sort of competency test is likely to end up being gamed by one side or the other.

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/07/23/trump-mental-fitnes...
This. Even in today's announcement, they seemed behind again claiming "American companies are in a strong position to weather through" - but we are already seeing mass layoffs and hiring freezes.
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U.S. targets Russia with tech to evade censorship of Ukraine news
notion intimidates me with all the hype