skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Best thing Germany could do is stop supplying weapons to Ukraine and convince Zelensky to agree to Russia's terms. EU gets it's buffer state and cheap gas, Russia gets it's buffer state and peace of mind , Ukraine.. Well, Ukraine gets ripped apart . Revolutions fail every so often, this will be one of such cases
Review is often a judgemental concept. It really should be about collaboration and compromise. So I would expand on the tools to compromise, and not just a change list
I do the coding screening interview for my company, a semi-large-ish private Bay Area company. If you tried to pull this, it would just result in either you failing the screen due to not completing enough of the problem (or any, depending on if you were willing to do the screen question we asked you), or you'd waste the 10 mins we reserve at the end for you to ask any questions you have when you could be asking a fellow engineer questions about what the work is like etc

You wouldn't fail due to my discretion by the way, I don't have a lot of leeway - to reduce bias, I can only pick one of a few questions to give, and I have to grade you against a rubric. So to pass you'd literally need to get xyz things on the rubric, and if you spent much of the time trying to screen me, I wouldn't be able to check them off for you.

The rigid format is not how I'd do interviews personally? And if it were more free-form id probably be at least intrigued by what question you posed me. But interviewing isn't very well-rewarded work at my company so the dominating strategy as an IC is to do anything you can to minimize the time footprint that interviewing inflicts upon you. Alas.

Anyway, my point is, it's an intriguing move but you're gambling on what kind of interview process you're in.
That's one way to read it, except it's more like "replying to a comment stating that EU startups (something that is about money) don't have to catch up to their US competitors with "sure, but don't get surprised when EU startups are going to be at a huge disadvantage when it comes to offering a worthy reward as a result of "not caring about money"".
Looks like it only declined from 7.5% or thereabouts. Is there a more specific figure in the full paper?
You absolutely need to prioritize getting 30-60 mins of exercise at least 5 times per week. Block out time on your work calendar if you have to. The cognitive / health / mood benefits will make up for the lost time.

A home gym setup will save you the 30-40 mins to and from the gym. Barring space for any equipment / weights some exercise bands and a yoga mat will do. App based fitness classes such as AppleFitness+ also make it much much easier to program your workouts.
It could be worse. You've still got your Amazon account, right?

Compare to Rackspace. To stop getting billed there you have to cancel your account.

If I ever need some short term cloud resources my first stops would be places that I've already got cloud resources and places where I no longer currently have anything but still have an account. In other words, places where I already know something about how to use their offerings, and merely have to log in and start configuring.

By making me delete my account Rackspace has guaranteed I'll only be looking at them when a project's hosting is going to be expensive that I need to check out all the major providers to find which one has the best deal.

I'm not sure if Rackspace intended this behavior or if it was an accidental consequence of another change. It used to be that if you got rid of all your hosts and storage and other paid services your billing would go to $0/month.

At some point they added a $5/month support fee, and that billed even if you weren't using any services. Cancelling the account then became the only way to stop getting billed.

When I cancelled I got some sort of survey asking why I cancelled and I explained that it was to stop that $5/month fee, so it is possible that if that was just an unintended consequence of the new fee they've fixed it.
Comforting, maybe, but ultimately misleading. The surety of Bob's solutions combined with the disdain for any other styles is a cancer.
Thanks! Following the thread of the story, it will be fascinating as these tools evolve (deliberate word choice) to create narrative-driven video. GPT-3 seems to already have the narrative side down, as evidenced in my story, but probably lacks “state” between prompts. If GPT-3 can gain memory/state for my prompts, then I think we’re spiritually quite close to a young lady’s illustrated primer of The Diamond Age. Which is wild.
He writes very effectively in the voice of a 1980s regional newspaper columnist; you'd have gotten the same take on "if it bleeds it leads" news culture from one of them.
It's not about being the best.
I also have a resting heart rate in the mid 50s and LDL of 46, but in my case it is because of beta blockers and 80 mg of statins daily.

3 years ago I found out I had 3 total occlusions and needed an immediate coronary artery bypass graft. 3 years later and my heart is still only half as efficient as a normal man my age because of extensive scarring! Take care of yourselves people, there is more to life than shipping software!
That's how it used to be, but from what I understand, cheap alcohol from supermarkets has shrunk volumes to levels where overall profits are thinner than in food.
Is that the same Rosseau that abandoned his own children to suffer miserable, short lives in an orphanage?
I will give non-standard advice.

I would argue against all the people saying you should read John Sarno or other mind-body connection books. Been there, done that, did not help with tendonitis. There are alternatives thesis that explain why those books help certain people and how the advice did not in fact help them. A good exposition can be found here:

https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/BgBJqPv5ogsX4fLka/the-mind-b...

Now on your problem. If it is related to chronically pain, you could try to come to Chile and get physical therapy for cheap. The medical system on the US cannot afford to pay for physical therapy, but can afford the pill subscription. There are friends in the US that have used pills for month for what known physical therapy exists, it is sad.

Locals tend to use FONASA, which is like the NHS for the UK. Paying from your own pocket (private) it is not cheap for locals, but for north-americans I argue it is. I would say

- 40 USD for the private medical session of diagnosis.

- 140 USD for 2 months of physical sessions (3 times a week).

You can heal a lot of stuff with those cost.

Plus the attention has a good cost / benefit ratio. Sure it is no mayo clinic, but you get cured in the end. The physical therapist (kinesiologo) I ended up attending was a college professor on the side. This was in Quilpue, not santiago! Plus he had great attention too!

I had RSI. The physical therapist uncompressed the muscles with needles and low voltage electricity. That made my brain realize "oh, those muscles _are_ overloaded" and uncompressed them; it is no acupuncture mumbo-jumbo. Then gave me a routine of exercise to develop the other half of the muscles that were overworked, so they got aligned. Afterwards on the third week I was back at work. I have to do complementary exercises every three days as a precaution (stretching, weights etc), but certainly this is sustainable. I had to do that anyways after 30.

I can see myself working for a long time. I don't feel afraid of hacking on OSS at night ;-)
> Can you update the software on the ec2 instance without turning it on, for example?

Yes, you can build an amazon machine image for ec2, update your cluster with the new image, without scaling from zero.

> As others have already pointed out, it is also important for us to remain independent from Google Cloud / AWS.

This seems like a good reason to use k8s, although as the original article touches on, it seems like switch cloud vendor rarely ever happens.
I don’t believe anything written by Rolling Stone. I just don’t trust them as a source.
The definition you offer doesn't appear to be compatible with either half of the sentence I asked about:

>>> it sets a precedent that licenses american civilians to be terrorists against other nations, which has historically been a privilege reserved for the intelligence community.

in that, as you note, the activities being endorsed here would not qualify as terrifying, but also in that this is generally not something the intelligence community tries to do.
Liner-Community based on a highlight of your favorite quote
MVC examples in this article do not represent MVC in Cocoa. E.g. last time I checked cocoa tables were bound to array controllers, which controlled filtering, available actions etc. Not to bare models. Older-style cocoa mvc rendering was also based on the view<->controller connection, which may act as a “store” or do something more sophisticated, depending on what you write in delegate methods. These comparison graphs always involve some “head & shoulders” vs “grey regular shampoo” style narrative.
Celsius Network is pretty big
Neat! I did an exploration of sql parsers in different languages [0] and couldn't find much for python. But between this project itself and the couple it lists in the benchmarks I have a few more to look at.

[0] https://datastation.multiprocess.io/blog/2022-04-11-sql-pars...
I would love to see an io_uring comparison as well; while it's a substantial amount of work to port an existing framework to io_uring, at the point where you're considering DPDK, io_uring seems relatively small by comparison.
Russian what?
Are you calling the train wreck a "good thing that happened"? I don't think even Dietrich would go that far... We can probably agree that neither this author nor his audience care much for "nuance", which presumably in this context means that each community in some sense "pulled together"? In one case they pulled together for several hours, in the other case it was forty years. In both cases they pulled together for a good cause, so I don't see a "counterpoint"?
Oooh, built-in Zigbee support would be amazing, especially if the core could properly sleep to get minimal power usage. I'd love to create my own Zigbee devices easily.
seanmcdirmid surely knows that; I assumed he was saying it was unlikely to be used as a username. But I don't know why that would be.
A lot has to do with alcohol prices outside pubs, i.e. supermarkets and shops, as well as taxation levels.
I do. It’s a big country so maybe your corner of it is as you describe. I have personally lived in 5 different states and visited most of the rest and never encountered anything like what you describe.

Much like all over the world there are lots of bigoted idiots, but they are very much the tiny minority of Americans and they do not represent this country or its values.

If this country is so terrible why do we struggle to keep people from coming here to live illegally, or “undocumented” if you prefer that term?
CogView2: Text to Image AI
Is Sigrok better than Saleae Logic?
Sure, current leading pharma companies will keep making money if they don’t invent an obesity cure. But most people aren’t in the pharma business, and even most scientists with the relevant expertise aren’t pharma magnates. If there were some one-and-done obesity chemical that no drug company bothered to market yet, it would actually be a great act of charity to the industry for everyone to unanimously ignore that opportunity. Realistically, there are a bunch of also-ran pharma companies who would jump at the chance to be the exclusive seller of this miracle drug for 17 years until the patent ran out.
Your place sounds hellish to interview with, to be perfectly honest. Rubrics?
Fair enough. The customer may order some soft-drinks or alcohol drinks at the bar. Also I hear deserts are high margin. My point is that relative margin is not the thing you would want to optimize on. You'd want to maximize profit per customer per hour.
Here is the full report from the original source, along with the methodology used.

https://localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu/research/state-...

https://localnewsinitiative.northwestern.edu/research/state-...
> Yours looks like selection sort but with more swapping...

Well, shooting for the simplicity (as posited in the Fung's arxiv paper) -- this one is on par with TFA and somewhat simpler in expression than the selection sort.

This is also direct, less 'magical' and indeed less wasteful than TFA. So for those roll-your-own-sort moments I'd rather remember this one instead.
Yeah no idea what that part is about. The margins are absolutely in the alcohol, and the food is to get you to spend longer sitting there drinking with friends.

Src: Ran a bar for 4 years.
I'm seriously tempted to try this just on a throwaway just to give it a shot. Sounds like it could be hilarious.
You can just dispute it with your card. Then you get the big companies to fight each other for you.
a lifetime ago my physics prof quipped that fluid dynamics was so difficult to model injector nozzles were still bit of a trial and error, wonder if this is still the case with all the modern computing prowess and perhaps better understanding of fluid dynamics?
If the Sony Walkman’s player isn’t perfect, you can’t replace it, because it’s not a general purpose computing device like a smartphone.
I've been a Prime member since 2005 and I guess will remain until I die. I think I average about one order per day, so I bow to my corporate overlords.
1. Get more exercises and build up some muscles. You will lose a lot of sleep and need to hold baby so good health is essential. This is the most important advice I can give you. Two months is not much but whatever.

2. Mother is going to focus 100% on the baby at least in the beginning so you need to learn to take care of yourself. Make sure you know how to enjoy life with just yourself.

3. Learn to do chores efficiently. Learn to cook stews and other food that can easily cover a few days of needs. If you are a very tidy person, learn to lower the standard.

4. Know how to drive to the closest hospital plus the one for delivery. Practice at least twice to know the quirks in Google Map. You don't have much time if there is an emergency. Actually, try parking there for once and know the way to get to the delivery room. Hospitals are like mazes, you don't want to play a maze game at the time of delivery.

5. Be mentally prepared that your partner will ignore you for a while, maybe a long while (years). Know a bit about Postpartum Depression -- this can happen to men too! I'm pretty sure I have it and are getting worse.

6. Send the news to parents, friends and such. Ask if anyone is willing to help. Your parents usually would love to help but in case they are not available ask someone else. Some friends can spare toys and tools, don't be shy -- take them!

7. Buy baby bottle warmer, some size 0 and 1 diapers, formula milk, milk bottles, etc. My brain is not working very well after two years of lack of sleep so this list should be much longer. Oh btw buy a warm blanket for yourself if September is cool. Sleeping on sofa without a blanket makes one's back uncomfortable.

8. After the delivery, follow doctor's advice, not someone else's. Some culture may have their own ways to "treat" but most of them are not scientific.

9. Save the phone number of the hospital (of delivery) so that you can call easily during an emergency (e.g. blood clot coming out).

10. Good luck. Hopefully you enjoy fatherhood more than I do.
A salad will do it except the tasting like a pizza part. Pretty damn good compromise.
As far as I know the i960 was the follow on to the iAPX432 (a joint venture with Siemens called BiiN) and not at all related to the i860.

This led Intel to have three options for the future in early 1990s: x86, i860 and i960. They decided to bet on the x86 and moved the i860 to the graphics card and the i960 to the smart i/o cards.
Exercise is a long term investment though. Life really is easier when you're fit. And all the gains you get in your younger years cannot be easily done when you're older especially for muscle mass.

This specific amount of cardio fitness is probably not strictly needed. Given the choice I believe most people should chose more strength training. But at any given time, being able to pop out at least a 5km run or equivalent is probably a good place to be.
> Sure, I have customers to assist, servers to manage (not that they need much management), and business accounting to do; but professors equally have classes to teach, students to supervise, and committees to attend. When it comes to research, I can follow my interests without regard to the whims of granting agencies and tenure and promotion committees.

As a fellow developer/owner, this is the mantra I'm always repeating.

Is running a small software biz a great job? Meh. The job has higher highs and lower lows than when I was a dev for other companies.

At the end of the day, there's no better way to make sustained progress on groundbreaking, long-term dev projects than to run a company that dedicated to building such projects. If one is fortunate enough to find a stable cash source (like Tarsnap), it serves as a perpetual license to work on the most interesting dev projects one can fathom succeeding at.
It's two clicks, but the second button you have to click will be bouncing around the screen like a 900mph DVD screensaver logo
Oh boy. I didn't put on my glasses to read it so I didn't notice that ≍ is not = and that's important.

I think in the context it just means the result is in the range of "function applied to object"
since we’re on hn i’ll assume your comment was in good faith and not a bad faith attempt to paint entire segments of our citizens and their legitimate concerns as if they are somehow unreasonable.

your comment assumes a perfectly functioning system and ignores the many non-hyperbolic, very real and very rational concerns which our citizens of all stripes have explained repeatedly.
The ill-conceived demonetization certainly led to a disruption to economic growth in India that outstripped global declines in growth.

I'm not sure it was actually a net-negative for the long term growth of the Indian economy, as the resulting lack of trust in physical cash accelerated the digitalization of Indian money and faster adoption of e-payments with Rupay and UPI, which should improve economic growth.
> The definition you offer doesn't appear to be compatible with either half of the sentence I asked about:

Yes, I agree that privateer hackers aren't terrorists and I wasn't trying to bolster that claim. But it's not because they're given letters of marque, government sanctioned terrorism is still terrorism as far as I'm concerned. Rather, privateer hackers aren't terrorists because they generally don't use tactics specifically intended to inflict terror. Rather their aim is to disrupt industry and the economy.
> plonk it down next to a simple OpenID server for authentication

Could you please elaborate on this solution? I'm not sufficiently knowledgeable about OpenID to quite understand what you mean, but I'd like to avoid any of the mentioned SSO providers, as they're all blocked on my systems for personal use.

Added: Found these as per mention in your post:

[0] https://openid.net/connect/

[1] https://simpleid.org/

[2] https://www.keycloak.org/

... so I assume you mean that I could install one of [0-2] along with Headscale [3] to get the similar effect of installing Tailscael, just without those annoying SSO providers? I will see if I can find the time for examining that solution. Anything that can keep MS and Goog away is most welcome

[3] https://github.com/juanfont/headscale
Ha, I only meant your children's. Did it not used to be 12y as long as with a meal (and adults) or something?

Otherwise that's pretty much the same as the UK, except the 16/18 distinction is drink/buy rather than low/high ABV. (That's my recollection anyway - I'm almost as far past needing to care for myself as I am away from caring for anyone else!)
whetherspoons don't have "habits", they have corporate strategies. If they think they need a marquee building in a given area (typically to achieve a higher degree of brand acceptance, or to disguise), they'll occupy an old one; if they don't, they'll happily go for a recent build. They don't have values or habits, they are only interested in what makes them money.

In my neck of the woods (NW England), most Wetherspoons are in new buildings, except in the city centre. Not that it makes any difference to me: I have not stepped in one since it became very clear in 2016 that the owner is a racist piece of work.
Wait a minute - is that true lol? I vaugely remember epoch time being a 32-bit signed integer, which seemed silly to me, but did they actually use that sign prior to 1970?
> Why did our legal system enable this behaviour all.

Because there wasn't a law against it. How else would you expect the legal system to prevent it?
A bit OT but American English is becoming very popular over here in the UK. It's very common to see z instead of s in words for example. I wouldn't be surprised to see the u dropped at all.
He popularized Rank & Yank, Stack Ranking, or any of the other names the practice has been called. It was one of the most pernicious trends ever promulgated in corporate America. The practice promoted one of the most toxic work environments that I experienced in 40+ years of managing. When the practice was finally scrapped, productivity and employee job satisfaction both surged.
MIT is an R&D corporation which has a college attached. MIT filed 358 US patents and had 435 issued in the year ending June 30, 2021.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2022/02/23/1044184/5-mit-pa...
Yeah, about that...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/06/13/celsius-c...
What is your narrow area of expertise? Passwords and memory-hard functions?

I figure scrypt is, but I'm not using that. I'm implementing OPAQUE with Argon2.
Real estate is an outlier in your examples due to there being limited supply and people need shelter.
Russian interference has been absolutely proven, and was in plain sight to see being openly invited by 45. The Mueller report’s conclusion was that there was interference from Russia, read it.

The current supreme court has lost it legitimacy considering how some justices were appointed, and how Mcconnell blocked Obama from appointing his own judge he was entitled to appoint, and how Thomas has refused to refute himself from a case where he clearly has a conflict of interest.
Intermittent fasting works for me, one coffee in the morning, lots of water, tons of dinner. Always on my feet, standing desk, cleaning constantly:)