skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I disagree. Throwing them away is the best thing you can do. These things are nasty.
uhuh.
Jonathan Blow – What went wrong in software development
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I sincerely hope you reconsider posting it. Even if you're a 100% right from your POV, it will still give off a negative energy and hurt your project. I think @wokwokwok has a good point, why not just focus on fixing bugs and building stuff instead?
Statistical Control Requires Causal Justification
"They don't like it, but they need to do it to be viable."

So they do like it.
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Now that’s funny, hiding it in worn weight.

You mention multiple use - that’s huge too. Shaving grams everywhere can add up to half a pound if you’re newer. Choosing the lightest of multiple options (lightest base layers, lighter cup, lighter pot) adds up to savings.
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We are working with Nodejs / Vue.js / Ionic / Capacitor / Typescript / GraphQL stack for both our web and mobile apps - while our micro-service backend architecture is written in Go and runs on Kubernetes.

Our webapp is SSR that requires more care and love than a normal SPA. Knowledge of best practice for core web vitals is also a big plus.

We developed our TV app with React Native.
We are currently migrating our Mobile app to React Native that means Ionic and capacitor will soon to be gone.
I can imagine that anybody who even thinks about it gets a visit from some anonymous men in suits who set them straight.
"value" is an ambiguous word. I think you understand it as "something people are willing to put money into", which certainly covers gambling.

Another definition of "value" is something which increased the economic output, a positive-sum game. Thus gambling (which is zero-sum) does not create value.

Derivatives do create value in the second sense, in that they can be used to protect against risk, thus creating value (or allowing the creation of value). Yes, they can also be used for the equivalent of gambling, but they have additional uses.
We have one too. It's great. You can put anything in them. Super simple, though I suppose it lacks a timer.
> The first two have indeed been fixed

> I didn't go through the rest of them, but expect a similar pattern.

You verified two issues were fixed, ran into one issue and then you expect a similar pattern of what exactly...?

Why didn't your comment go like this:

"Hey I went through to verify the these issues were fixed and I'm getting an undefined behaviour on integer overflow, here is how I tested (show code), are you able to reproduce this?"

That would be much less divisive and result in a proper discussion.

I think you'll find if you try to "call" people out instead of asking questions you'll be met with the same tone you gave them.

-- EDIT - replying to @paskozdilar below --

It could be that GP tested incorrectly? Since things are getting so serious shouldn't we see the code GP used to test before mob shaming?

You seem to be jumping to the conclusion the issue is not fixed. I don't think hurling "narcissism" is needed at all here.
"might be lay-offs in the next month or so, not sure... and don't know how many people will be impacted; stay tuned! In the meantime please keep doing your job as if nothing has changed."

How would this be better? I saw first hand the damage caused by 4 hours between pre-announcing lay-offs and completing them. Weeks would mean the entire company comes to a stand-still.

There is no "right" answer in this situation; it's a mistake to look for one. The distraction comes regardless and the goal of a decent leader is to minimize it while trying to be thoughtful to those leaving, but you're still taking away someone's job; you can't make that a positive experience.
Planet Money did a story [1] in 2020 about a US team running a very similar scheme with the same business model to get rid of R12 refrigerant in the Midwest.

It turns out running a business where you give people money in exchange for their junk is suprisingly harder than you would think.

[1] https://www.npr.org/transcripts/917060248
Yeah, it's not just about moderation being automated, it's about automated moderation being based on crowdsourced flagging. The debunked will always have stronger incentives than the debunking. Actually the debunking don't even have any incentive to flag at all, because they require the scandal to vlog about. It's worse than the SEO battles.
The child tax credit calculation is incorrect for 2022+

It should not phase out at 150,000 anymore, but rather starting at 200,000 for single or 400,000 for married filing jointly.

Ref: https://sgp.fas.org/crs/misc/IF11077.pdf
Exactly. I can't sympathise with any of the people who mess around with stuff like this. Surely if you had even the littlest bit of common sense, you would know not to mess around with high voltages without training.

To the people saying "mass report all fractal burning videos" - why not also take down videos on surfing, outdoor rock-climbing, and other dangerous sports?
Or you could go the other way, and be stupid and courageous and do and say what you think is right, sign your name, and damn the consequences. Chances are, you'll get crushed in the various ways you mention. However, there is an outside chance that you might ignite a change in others, that they will see in you what they want for themselves, you will inspire them to overcome the fear of being revealed, and their voices join you in a chorus! This sort of effect has worked well for the gay community. But it applies to any behavior that is currently despised but widely practiced.

So, yes the smart money is on silence, or at most, limited speech through an anonymous account, or in person. The stupid, brave money is on speaking truth no matter what. Here's to a stupid, brave future for us all!
415 volts on a 30A breaker, like you might find in an undergraduate electrical engineering lab, is very lethal. I'd hazard a guess that's what the OP is talking about.
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With respect, it sounds like you're having a bad day, and it's coming over as if you want a fight. I agree with you that prohibition causes all kinds of undesirable effects - including yet another route for racism to express itself - but you need to use more temperate language if you want a substantive discussion.
At scale, whack-a-mole take-downs and trying to idiot-proof the internet just feel kinda futile.

A suggested (IANAL) alternative, for "dangerous ways to maim or kill yourself" YouTube content:

- A "Report Being A Dangerous Thing To Try" YouTube page - with a few drop-downs, to summarize why it's dangerous. (High Voltage, Poison, Explosive, Fire Hazard, Dangerous Animals, Motor Vehicle Stunts, etc.)

- Verified-as-dangerous videos stay up, but get a few seconds of skull-and-crossbones warning. With a death count, and "report yet another death" link. That last has a high enough bar ("crippled-for-life doesn't count, include official death certificate and certified police or medical report, ...") to make it clear that there are real dead bodies behind that body count.

Unstated goal: Encourage less-stupid people to realize that following cool-sounding directions from the internet could maim or kill them. Whether or not anyone has yet gone to the effort required to get a specific video flagged as deadly.
What tool do you use to write software design docs and what don't like about it
I wanted to know what documentation tools are people using to write software design docs. I have mostly seen that people use whichever general purpose Docs application is being used in their organization to write software docs too (Google Docs, Notion, etc).

If there was to exist a documentation software especially for software design documents, what features would be the most important? Are there any tools which do this well?

Also, as a software engineer, have you ever felt that the documentation software you use is lacking and does not help you communicate your ideas well, due to lack of native support for content like diagrams, schemas, state machines, etc.
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I'm not an urban planner but it's hard to separate effects.

You also have the ongoing Seaport buildout and, as you say, Boston (and Cambridge) was well-positioned in any case to take advantage of technology/science industries and many educated young professionals moving back into cities. (The Cambridge biotech/pharma buildout had very little to do with the Big Dig for example.)

On the other hand, the Big Dig did improve downtown and airport access in various ways so I'm not sure the degree to which the Seaport expansion would have been possible without fairly large-scale road work. (And, yes, the public transit infrastructure done to service the area is sub-optimal.)
I live in an urban area in So Cal near the foothills. Mind, this is not the San Gabriels, which is more chaparral, this is more high desert.

We have some open fields nearby, but we're less than 5 miles from the actual hills themselves.

Less than a month ago we had a bobcat "in" our backyard. By that, I mean we had her running along the top of our cinder block wall. What we actually saw was her litter of kittens. We just saw them running back and forth on the top, we did not see the mother. We saw her later in the afternoon as she came back to round them up.

It was a tense few minutes as the mother waited on the ground for her kittens who were hesitant to drop down from the wall (it's a 6 foot wall). They were clinging to the neighbors gate. We were more worried they'd fall on the inside of the gate into their backyard. They're not home, and the gates are locked. It would have been interesting to see how she would have got them out of there.

But all was well, they dropped on the outside of the gate, and they scurried off. A teachable moment for the children, no doubt.

We've also had coyote's on this wall. There's something inherently creepy about being stared at by a wild animal.

We have to assume that they live in one of the nearby fields. There's a nice 10 acre field that's overgrown with deep grass. Most of the fields have much less cover. But still curious what brought her and her kittens to our house.
They’re an empath
I'm also in Europe and my concern is that this, like many things, starts in the US and then we get the same at a few months down the line.
No.

Also it's incredible difficult to touch the elements even if you wanted to: there is a mylar sheet covering them (and they are behind a cage...).

See:

https://assets.dualit.com/images/landscapehalf/50027-classic...
Consumer pressure would help to ensure that the FCC understands that people are paying attention to this decision so they should make sure they are confident in their analysis of the evidence. It's Friday before a long weekend, so I have my rose-tinted glasses on.
It’s true that anyone can fork the code. But splitting the user community and plugin ecosystem with forks should be a last resort. This discussion is about how a FOSS community can improve software while avoiding forks that result in incompatible code-bases.
> a couple of hours of my time wasted on removing every last piece of burnt greasy cheese from inside the toaster

I'm not (currently) a parent, so this may be off base, but I am currently in the crunch part of the process so looking to learn:

Is there not a better opportunity for this to be a learning experience by making it a couple of hours of your kid's time to do that cleaning? I know my adult life has benefited from my parents' insistence that I clean up my own messes, and 12-year-olds are certainly capable of generating elbow grease.
You can still find lower THC cannabis at any dispensary. Most carry from 10 to 30%. Most also carry CBD flower and very low dose edibles.

I also don’t understand this argument because you can just take 1 hit and be done. No one is forcing you to finish a whole joint. Should liquor be outlawed because it is stronger than beer?
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Their description here is misleading. Even if the employer is large enough to be covered, WARN act requirements only apply to "plant closings" where some particular site is shut down or "mass layoffs" which have to include either 33% of the people at a site with 150+ people or 500 people overall.

Their detailed worker guide makes this clearer:
https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ETA/Layoff/pdfs/Worke...
Without any evidence? Really? Here's the account I was talking about: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=vlang1dot0

Everything else can be found in the "V is scam" articles. There will be a big article by me covering all that.

"Immature" != "not ready for production".

Regarding that immaturity comment, here's a good summary by someone else from this thread:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31945442
We blanket send these to every vendor we use, but OSS doesn't qualify and would not get one of these from me.
> Lockheed is in charge of development, just like the SLS program.

Several big defense contractors are involved, but Lockheed isn't one of them.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Launch_System
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… where the glue gun has orders of magnitude more power and speed and the “use electrical resistance to create heat” portion of the show necessarily happens OUTSIDE the housing. It’s a cute comparison but a MIG welder is a lot more dangerous than a glue gun.
Unlikely to have effect on a PC.

On a dumb device where the power button is part of the actual circuit, let’s say an old radio this will work.

On a PC, the power button isn’t hooked to anything but the chipset or some micro or an upstream circuit that tries to start a micro. Which means to have any effect, that processor needs to be executing code, or needs to have enough power to start the chipset itself. Both of these are unlikely to have any effect on CPU capacitors or caps in the power supply.

I’m fairly certain this is placebo at best on a modern PC.
But you could already disable likes/dislikes if you want
There are tons of examples in the examples folder
Youtube shouldn't exist. Video hosting and discovery should be separate, like they (largely) are with podcasts.