skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also they only include startups headquartered within city limits, not in the suburbs and the greater Chicagoland? It's a funny omission, like a list of SF startups eliding the rest of the Bay Area. :)

For anyone interested - BuiltInChicago maintains a different list which is good, it doesn't have funding info but it's more comprehensive:

https://www.builtinchicago.org/companies
Yeah his post could be interpreted that way, especially by the open topic about "personality types" and your implication that your better jobs were in person.

But I doubt he meant it that way. Some people are so used to talking in impersonal generalities it is assumed to be an impersonal statement, even in oddly personal situations.
Will be interesting to see if the newish UK Supreme Court will attempt a US style supremacy power grab ala Marbury v Madison and subsequent cases.

There was no explicit right to appeal constitutional rights in the US wrt to laws being unconstitutional until SCOTUS declared one.

Since House of Lords handled the appeals role historically, it seems like much of the case law would be based on the assumption of legal appeals being reviewed by a sovereign entity, ie, parliament.
You proffer that people should be fine being second-rate citizens so long as there is a policy outlining their second-ratedness?

This is not the star-studded retention policy you think it is.
Do you think they don't?

We have already seen law enforcement ask for identification of users and other data of all phones in the vicinity of a crime. It's not a leap to imagine them asking for this same data using a geofence around providers and using that to obtain search history, communications, or other records
Indeed. I'm the guy he thanks at the end of the video, and the inspiration I passed along came directly from that book. This video would not exist without it.
Bro. I'm older then you. Lol.

Your very narrow minded to assume that just because someone has a different opinion then you it's from a person younger then you.

In fact talking to someone in such a patronizing tone isnt itself exactly the overly polite tone dang seems to ask for from users on HN. I offer hard controversial opinions with no cushion, you treat me like a child lol. We are both bending the rules here.

If you ever raised a child past his teens, you will know treating a teen like a child, patronizing him is not only a surefire way of making that person your enemy, but it's also wrong and in itself very immature. Shit like "it's ok to be curious and immature when your young" is raw venom cleverly disguised as advice. I will tell you the truth. By saying shit like this you display both immaturity and you show that you are manipulative. Immaturity can be "fixed", manipulation cannot. Don't fuck with me bro.

>BTW, if you share a Chinese saying that people can Google and be educated and delighted by, I think it would be welcomed. Even in Chinese.

The proper way to do this would be to share it in English, and explain it. Thats proper communication. Leaving it in Chinese and expecting you to Google it is a very unnatural thing to do by someone who's intention is to communicate. So obviously there's a secondary intention here.

What this person is doing raw snobbery. You just happen to likely agree with this persons initial opinions on blade runner and the MCU, so during your little team up here your supporting his every move his every tactic, however obviously snobbish.

My tip for you is to always stay neutral. This is the internet so unique to the internet you can take a position where you Have no allies and have no enemies and only offer your raw opinions for everyone to agree and disagree with. At times everyone can disagree with you, at other times everyone agrees with you.

If you find that everyone is agreeing with you all the time... then you're just not a very original person and your not learning anything.

When I offer a controversial opinion occasionally I'm flipped. I'm changed. The other side convinces me and my entire outlook on a topic moves to another dimension. That's what I live for and that's why I offer hard hitting opinions. Because I want people to offer them back.
Not OK to use nonconsenting human subjects for research, OK, I'm on board for that.

But, after you do all your oh-so-ethical research, why is it then OK to intentionally build products that do damage to unconsenting humans? It's not OK to emotionally manipulate people to write a paper... but somehow it's just fine to emotionally manipulate them to sell useless crap...
You can do it, but it becomes tedious to write all that boilerplate as your data model grows.
Or mandate surveillance software (keystroke logging, etc.) on the phones or computers. "For the children".

End to end encryption doesn't matter if the ends are p3wned.
I just don't find this argument convincing. The tasks does not change because its remote, rather the costs have gone up to hire junior developers while costs to increase producitivity in existing devs have dropped significantly.

Namely, github copilot, which removed a lot of "hey junior can you write a class to talk to this CRUD api" to "hey github generate snippets of boilerplate code that I can tweak to my exact needs"

Lot of companies are realizing that their existing senior developers are now armed with this amazing tool and that its leading to faster turnarounds. The door appears to be closing for entry positions that used to take in high school drop outs, code bootcamp grads or single moms.
Will electric motorbike sales take off across Asia?
So this just exposes the lie of "nothing to hide" for more people?
Companies should at least commit to challenging this type of data collection in the court system. Also, the minute we agree with tech companies cooperating with bad laws in the US we lose all moral basis for insisting they don't cooperate with bad laws in authoritarian regimes around the world. Do we really want to live in a world where we accept the idea that companies don't have moral obligations beyond "comply with local laws no matter how immoral"?

It also means very little that Google and other companies are committing to provide out of state abortions if they are only willing to do so in a way that the insurance provider tracks and reimburses those expenses before handing them over to the state so you can be prosecuted for undergoing a medical procedure. This doesn't actually accomplish getting people safe access to abortion, it's theatre.
> Be aware that low blood pressure can be bad just like high blood pressure can be.

Not in the way high blood pressure is. Chronic hypertension is associated with a variety of complications and conditions.

Other than in case of a sudden drop (e.g., due to blood loss or a severe allergic reaction), low blood pressure very rarely is dangerous. Common symptoms include lightheadedness, fatigue or, in more severe cases, syncopes (commonly known as fainting). By itself, even the latter isn't immediately dangerous (depending on the situation its consequences might be, though, of course).

If low blood pressure is a mere symptom of an underlying condition, such as bradycardia (low heart rate), that's an entirely different matter. In those cases, however, just addressing the low blood pressure instead of the actual condition literally would amount to treating a symptom but not the cause.
>My personal Kubernetes nightmare is having to build a cluster from scratch on bare metal.

One's heaven is another one's nightmare, i like building it from scratch because then i know every single knob, and doing a excellent job in documentation makes sure that others have that knowledge too.

But hey since "administrators" is a forgotten art, you are probably better of just buying some black-boxes with terrible performance.
What? But you're the one writing the client.
> As far as legacy projects - optics are awesome for refactoring complex nested state operations like you would see in many business-centric applications.

Motivating lenses will consist of concisely demonstrating this in a RecordDotSyntax world I think.

Optics by example does a really good job, but I think we need like a hotel reservation app architected with lenses or something.
I have a Fujifilm X100T in a drawer, it’s fun for a little time but a smartphone is a lot better in everything except the pictures with shallow depth of field. But it’s a bit cliché.
I don't think being junior is the issue here.

Many people start their dev career with OSS and that was remote before it was cool.

They have a asynchronous remote first culture from the ground up.

This can't be said for the average company. Those have mostly no processes and getting up to speed at the water cooler mentality. No shit that people with little experience fail there.
"Can the government also see if I walk 10,000 steps per day?"

If they pay for your data (like other entities can and do), yes they can.
Testicle count. I guess the average will be around 1.8.
Lol we both know the intention here was snobbery. Just reference the painting in English instead of communicating with terminology everyone has to Google.
Assuming this is your project, great job! The who design on this is beautiful!
One insight we found (with just a calculator) is that 85% of our customers that say they will leave, will stop beign our customers.

Sometimes you don't need a huge machine learning model. Just ask the customer, record answer, and outcome.
Not finding anything in the Wikipedia article, I did come across this post[0] from the museum which says he sold a few commissions and traded for others.

Of course, the point of my opening the story that way was to point out that Vincent did not and could not have survived on today's gallery system -- the same system that says his paintings are among the world's most valuable.

[0] https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/art-and-stories/vincent-van-...
debugging has significantly improved, it works great for D types https://github.com/Pure-D/dlang-debug

kotlin became very useful for focusing on being able to consume Java code

it allowed them to have a huge presence on android, that's enabler

it profits Zig as well

not everything needs to be ranked #1 in TIOBE index

there is value in being the way it is, it's organic, and no companies get to control its faith

> the C interop is so good, that 1) most libraries provide a 1-1 translation of their C APIs, which ends up being ugly, non-idiomatic D that forces me to think in both C and D when coding;

what do you mean? it's the same, function and data

struct Data {}

do_this(&myData);

this is valid D, it's also valid C

the problem i think you have is you are abusing OOP and think it's the only way of doing things, which is wrong, and this explain the sad state of software nowadays ;)

but it's weird when you then say you decided to stick with C, you contradict with yourself
Sometimes I want to listen to an album straight through; sometimes I want to skip to specific tracks. Either way, it's the same amount of experiencing the music/game; it's just a shift in what parts of the work you're giving your focus.
The WHO's assessment does seem to suggest that it may be sexually transmitted but doesn't explicitly state it. Here's what they state:

"The clinical presentation is often atypical, with few lesions localized to the genital, perineal/perianal or peri-oral area that do not spread further, and an asynchronous rash that appears prior to the development of a prodromal phase (i.e. lymphadenopathy, fever, malaise)." [1]

[1] https://www.who.int/news/item/25-06-2022-meeting-of-the-inte...
Mouse Echo Neural Net
IMO a bigger aspect is just the exhaustion of the artistic medium itself and exhaustion of creative talent.

I think we tend to view the major artistic mediums that we are born into as something eternal when in reality they get stale.

Whatever can be said about movies I am sure people were saying 50-100 years ago about paintings.

Or think about the last great sculpture?

The same thing with movies has happened with music. The LP was nothing until the 1950s but it feels like something eternal. Creative people move on to newer mediums that are a blank canvas so to speak. Youtube, Tiktok, podcasts, long series TV.

I think as you age obviously it becomes harder to impress just from having consumed so many masterpieces of artistic expression. You have a much higher tolerance for amazement.

I think superhero movies are totally unwatchable but I am sure this would be different if I was starting closer to a blank slate when it comes to movie expectations. I love mob movies but there is no grand comment on society that caused all these mob movies to have been made outside a type of fashion trend.
Well, besides the obvious "suspicious search terms" (eg. anarchists cookbook), there was a general concern of the fact that the data collected might be used against be in some unknown way in the future (sort of like how posting stuff on social media might cause you to get canceled a decade down the line).
Asserts play different roles:

1. Invariant assurance when entering/exiting an operation.

2. Argument checking. Enforcing requirements as to how an API is to be used.

3. Documenting the state of an operation as it proceeds. This is a kind of logging.

4. Acting like a kind of insiders (pre-)unit-testing. Ensuring certain assumptions are not violated as a function is put together, or as it evolves in the future.

I consider debugging, manual (initial) testing, automated testing, asserts, logging, long-term monitoring, and even commenting as somewhat related. But I don't know the best way to unify these things or even if that's desirable.
not sure why this was downvoted - the global US tax is a thing that citizens have to deal with
I think you want people to disclose their total compensation to the first significant figure, for example 6x10^4 or 6x10^5. Just giving the first digit 6 would be ambiguous.
If you found someone else on, say, your college network, you could download songs from them faster than you could read their titles.
Charity and compassion are one thing, but sometimes you need to fight your enemies in the interests of justice. People in need or people who have made mistakes aren't necessarily your enemies. I thinking more like lying down in the face of unchecked aggression. I don't believe there will be justice in any sort of afterlife, so we have to deal with it now or never. I mean, what would St Benedict say about the Trolley Problem?
I know I am only a single data point, but I have not experienced any issues at all with the following configuration:

- HP Pavilion 32 QHD (firmware AVT111)

- USB-C/Thunderbolt connection (apple brand thunderbolt cable)

- M1 MacBook Pro 16"

I keep the laptop lid open as a second screen, when I plug/unplug things just go where they were the last time it was in that state.
I mean, a 28" is basically two medium-sized screens' worth of space side by side. But yes, quality on things you use every day matters a lot.
How many AGIs can dance on the head of a pin (2020)?
Well if you looked further than 2 feet ahead, you'd be worried about getting a secret personality and political profile assembled on you, that a subsequent administration (or anyone that hacks them, or does the same kind of data collection as the NSA/Google/Facebook/VISA/China [1]/..) could use to extra-legally exclude you from payment systems [2], services [3,4], government jobs [5], and..

Oh, wait, I said "further than 2 feet ahead", but this is already happening. Well it can always get worse, who knows how close towards China the US will move in the next few decades. Or maybe your political stance will continue to be so totally in-line with the establishment, that even living in a state-corporate panopticon, you will have nothing to worry about. The ideal citizen of the future.

You saw the cage closing in around you, but thought "Why should I worry? I'm on good terms with the warden."

[1] https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/security/china-spent-years-coll...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Chokepoint

[3] https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ahead-far-right-wing-ra...

[4] https://www.foxnews.com/travel/airbnb-bans-white-supremacist...

[5] https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/18/us/politics/military-capi...
While the file specification is for Docker Compose, Docker Swarm uses the same files, and supports multi-node deployments.

There are a few differences in supported features; for example, IIRC, only Docker Swarm supports `secrets`.
Your experience as a child learning from a laptop?
Comparing CVE rates is NOT pointless. The bad guys have basically the same toolset as the good guys. Therefore the rate at which vulnerabilities are being discovered by the good guys is indicative of how fast they are being discovered and exploited by the bad guys.

Second the thread pointed out that many iPhones remain vulnerable and unpatched to openly disclosed security holes WITHOUT an option to update them. One must assume at that point that they are being exploited. The fact that alternate browsers don't have this problem is a significant version.

But you do have a good point that it is bad for third party apps to bundle their own browsers to bypass controls, and then leave them vulnerable.
Facebook has "That's not me" after a failed login. I think denying then triggers the original person/IP to be banned for a while.
For the first one, I see why it would help, but why is it better not to use mugshots of other random people? I can't think of a way the real people are harmed by being used in that group of photos.

You'd also have the issue of the defense claiming that the victim could subtly detect the CG people, which would probably be true for the next few years at least.

As for the movie extras... I think it's still more expensive to have pure CG extras than human ones, but I can imagine that might change in the future. It's kind of a small benefit though, right?
I don’t know why you are being downvoted.

In fact, it is your local McD franchisee who is doing the most to ensure that min wage workers do not get organized.
The exact same things as now. When information is collected, it's potentially available forever, to any future government (and hackers).
I've had the same sense of deja vu on various topics, like Electron. I'm pretty sure the HN crowd revisits favorite themes regularly, and repeats basically the same arguments back and forth, usually adding new information or ideas on every iteration.
So, considering adaptation would take years and depending on widespread adoption, this seems a very useful tool to employ for some time. Very far from “stupid things humans do”.
Clearly this person is not throwing shade a pair programming, but lazy employees who might skate by doing lots of "pair programming" without pulling their weight.

I've come across people that are very good at getting "help" on their work to the point that they do very little work.
Well, not with that supreme court.

The current one, on the other hand, might work great for the FBI. In 1868, Vigenère was considered unbreakable. If it was good enough then...
I grew to agree, but that doesn't mean that's not annoying.. i'm nitpicking
3? Try 2.

Linux my-host-name-here 2.6.18-128.el5 #1 SMP Wed Dec 17 11:41:38 EST 2008 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Nearly all the (medical instrument) hardware where I work (a major hospital) is on 2.x, mostly running RHEL 5.
Agreed, that doesn't seem too bad for the RAM they gave the system. Wonder how stable that number is when things are running? My assumption is it should be about the same since electron is running the emulation program, regardless of what the OS does.
Sounds like they should fix this with better laptop encryption. There’s many cheap methods to make source code on a stolen laptop useless. Using this as an excuse may mean that the org is stupid or lies to employees.

Since this is Google, I think this just means that they don’t trust employees. And that’s a bad situation.

If you can’t trust employees to not do bad things with the tools required for their jobs, then it’s going to result in unhappy and unproductive people.

It’s like not giving carpenters nail guns because someone killed someone.
«Science and the humanities which represented "the intellectual life of the whole of western society" had become split into "two cultures" and that this division was a major handicap to both in solving the world's problems.»
I generally agree. One thing to point out, they could probably delete it right now before there's any case law that states the information can be used in these sort of cases, and what type of data that is. At this point it's all hypothetical, and much of it hasn't been well defined or tied to the actual act.
Don't forget evolution: Business do change.
A simple sistem far easier to evolve than a complex one, too.
I'd be pretty concerned if I was a Muslim in the US or related to anyone in the wrong part of the world.
Corporations that pay employees below subsistence levels are indirectly bailed out by food stamps programs. I wouldn't depend on them for moral anything.
Then their university/college has failed them. Learning how to think/learn/work independently should be the primary goal of tertiary education. It almost doesn't matter too much what your degree was in.
No. I mean cease to work until reskilling.
I have a blog

And my LinkedIn history

And a resume

So does everyone else (well...maybe minus the blog)

And yet people lie (or don't tell the truth) on their resume and LI profiles all the danged time
> It is a claim without proof which discredits people failing in a remote job. Comes pretty close to an insult TBH.

It was an opinion. Given based on someone's anecdotal experience.

I'll stand by my original statement regarding whether that is a personal attack:

> No it isn't.

___

> lol.. what a blanket statement.

agreed on that point. I believe that statement definitely missed the mark, imo.
I think an advertised 400 miles range giving an actual 350 miles in real world driving is the sweet spot. Most humans need a rest at that 350 mile marker. With a quick charger, most trips would be possible.
Which ironically also clashes with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lynx_(web_browser
I have been following my version of low carb\keto for 17 months. I'm down 80 lbs from 325 lbs.

I eat lots of eggs, meat and leafy greens. I use a breathalyzer to track ketones and blood test strips for glucose.

My lab results at 3, 6 and 14 months show improvement. My A1C is back below diabetic levels.

My father died at 68. I'm almost 67, so I want to find what works for me.
Privacy isn't the same thing as secrecy.

I know what you're doing in the bathroom, but you still close the door.
You may enjoy this look at an easter egg from 50 years ago :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z97TfAhDKGk
Related:

Kubernetes Failure Stories
A compiled list of links to public failure stories related to Kubernetes. Most recent publications on top.

https://k8s.af/
So they are saying that they can't make a secure sandbox?

Why is running other applications somehow secure?
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