skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"Reddit moderators", your issue is with the /r/technology moderators. While there are some moderators who are over many subreddits, for the most part it's per-subreddit. These people don't work for or at "Reddit", they are just the people who originally created the subreddit or the people who were added later to help with moderation (by the people who originally created it).

Looking at the /r/technology rules I don't see anything about submitting your own content (some subs have rules against this).

All that said I agree a total ban is uncalled for but Reddit moderation is a thankless job that makes you sift through a ton of shit (depending on the size of the sub you moderate), I understand knee-jerk bans/deletions. Unless you've done moderation on a decently sized sub you don't understand how much work mods do to keep subs "healthy", sometimes this leads to false positives which is unfortunate but most subs accept that downside to keep out the spam.
Teams is by far the worst application I had to interact with in the last decade.

Sometimes I have to go to incognito to open meeting link.

Other times I have to open link from Chrome because opening from FF doesn't work.

Sometimes I have to reinstall it.

Sometimes audio decides not to work.

It takes 1 minute to launch it.

I mean, if you have a meeting, 10m notification in advance is about right as that's the time you need to start launching it and you should be just on time or just a little bit late.

I have no idea what the team developing teams is doing.

They should be all fired and rehired just to be fired again.

Maybe they're using teams for standups/meetings or something?
Germany.

Though I have to admit an ever increasing number of details are getting fuzzy as they fade into the rear-view mirror of my attention.

As a foreigner fluent in German, with a very diverse set of German friends, and years of experience living there, in three very different regions at different stages of my life, I will make the bold claim that I understand Germany, even if I probably understood it more in the past than I will in the future.

I’m sure there are many people who understand it better, deeper, more completely; but I’m not sure any of them are Germans. Ask the fish about water, etc.

I think this kind of sounds like hubris. I plead guilty, but with the mitigating circumstance that my claim to understanding isn’t any more hubristic than the next guy’s.

Austria, on the other hand, is a complete mystery to me.
hmmmmmmmm, you can't get those IOUs back though so you need to keep a record of transaction as they are no longer under your control, if you want to be compliant
Question: Is Vite really a serious tool built for production apps? The design decisions don't give me confidence.

As your app starts to grow, you'd definitely not want 1000s of modules loading in your browser.

Seems like something that gets you from 0-60 quickly, and becomes a pain after.
Similarly, the different choice of bundlers in development and production would well lead to difference in behaviour / hard to catch bugs.
That's intentional, I'm not trying to plug my website I was just talking about my approach in non-specific terms. I'm a dev.
Hugo Performance Dispute
i think that's the most technically innovative aspect of the language, for sure

script writers shouldn't need to think about asynchronicity unless absolutely necessary

glad you like it!
yep. no more microfiber whatever and no “lens cleaner”. i discovered this a long time ago and i think it’s hilarious that others use such care to clean theirs.
In your example, demand doesn’t decrease, it stays stable while supply increases.

If anything you don’t want demand destruction if we are anticipating such a drastic increase in supply.
There are now many, many more foreign speakers of English than native. They definitely have had and are having an effect, collectively, on how the language evolves.
Actually across the street from my house is a fence and so I only have neighbors on the sides, because of that my home is not being videoed.

But also because for me the minor inconvenience of not constantly videotaping my house is overwhelmed by the opportunity to stand on a principle. Sure it doesn't do much to Amazon or anyone else but at least I know I am not participating in the Orwellian surveillance state. It also gives me the opportunity that when people notice and ask about it, to inform them about it. A lot of people didn't realize that this information was available to the government to use at their discretion as well.
Methods of self-organizing DHTs to optimize lookup performance. I had to learn hyperbolic geometry and figure out how to compute Delunay/Voronoi graphs on it, at scale, distributedly.
Nice. Fight cancer with cancer.
>>> I wish I could ... as easily as ...

;-)

Thank you - that is actually a "solution" i will looking to it
The mechanic route is something I thought about. It seems a little questionable given the shift to EVs with lower maintenance needs and manufacturers (TSLA) being restrictive.

Becoming an electrician is currently at the top of my list. There should be considerable future work with all the various popular changes (EV chargers, solar panels, old homes being updated, new home and office construction, etc).
Reddit just kinda sucks now, it has for awhile. It’s one of the most narrow minded places on the internet, full of rage bait and nasty people
For 2D you still have some other options though. GameMaker, even with all its faults, still gives indie devs plenty of room to make good games. And there’s also the route of using more barebone frameworks like MonoGame or actually make your own little game engine in C++ or C#. (You’ll be surprised how many 2D indie games were created in this way!)
The Best Engineers Think Like Investors, Not Builders
People back out because you are not using new tools? Or because you are using old tools and are not willing to upgrade?

Well, there are cobol devs for hire. So, tech alone is not sufficient to drive away all potential hires.

There might be other red flags
the worst subreddits are the ones that have like 10-15 mods who just do nothing.

You don't fix a subreddit by adding more mods to the modlist.
Wow, this just straight rips off my (not very great) simple example I've been maintaining for a while:

https://github.com/meheleventyone/zig-wasm-test

Thanks for the credit yurivish! :(
Can you still share your screen with this version?
Def sounds like shitty behaviour from your neighbours.

In terms of decreasing crime I live in Oakland in a duplex. Downstairs was empty and crooks broke in and stole a bunch of stuff over several hours earlier this year. We only had a camera doorbell for our upstairs unit and I have footage of one of the crooks walking around the corner with a crowbar, seeing the camera and immediately turning around and walking away. The camera was a huge deterrent for them and I believe the only reason our upstairs didn't get broken into where we were fast asleep.

We now have cameras on every door + a floodlight in the backyard.
Master that entropy and you too can enjoy sending data over Internet without changing one bit of data: pulse-width modulation of inter-packet delay gaps.
I am sure Amazon sees it that way, but I am not at all sure customers see it that way. The "Buy It Now" button doesn't exactly show INCOTERMS.

Ultimately, this is all a zero-sum BS game until we start talking about actual solutions, but I don't know enough about what Amazon offers to have an opinion about who needs to do better. If Amazon offers porch locker delivery and convenient central locker locations, sure, let's push customers to use them -- but if Amazon refuses to deliver to porch lockers and offers central lockers that are 20 miles away and open 10am-3pm, let's push Amazon to do better.
I'm confused by your comment, L2 transactions are by definition run by centralized entities.
My girlfriend. Of course it's not a complete understanding, and there's always new things to learn. But that's part of the wonder and enjoyment.
Reminds me of the Amazon ones.
It «works», but still takes up a lot of resources (gigabytes of RAM and a whole CPU core while in video meetings),and depending on sso policies might require you to sign in several times a day. It’s also limited to four video streams.
Ah, I see: it wasn't "eat at least two eggs for breakfast", but "eat only two eggs for breakfast." The addition of carbs makes you hungry earlier, I suppose.
- decentralised: why is this good?

Imagine a world where the web is controlled by a single entity, say Facebook. They get to decide who is allowed to create a website. They get to decide how much it cost. If they're not happy with the site's content, they can take it offline. Do you believe that would be a better world to live in?

- trustless: I trust the companies I use, it works

That's because there's usually no alternative. But when there's a trustless alternative, you may find that it is less risky or costly. Many people chose e2e encrypted messengers because they don't trust a third party with their private messages.

- censure resistance: OK, fringe case for most

"[...] Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me."

It may be fringe but it's a massive issue for those who are censored. It's also not that uncommon. It is estimated that there are over 1 billion unbanked people worldwide. Also, try "PayPal horror stories" on Google.

- pseudonymous: why do I want anyone to be able to see my transaction history?

What parent meant is you can transact with people without knowing their real identity. I could send you a BTC tip on HN without knowing your name or address. Regarding your concern about privacy, no one can really determine your transaction history by looking at the blockchain. It's possible to do some guessing but all you really see are transactions going from opaque addresses to other opaque addresses with no attached identity information. Also, this can be further solved with CoinJoin[0].

[0] https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CoinJoin
Use Google for fun, casual, fleeting things. Never trust them with anything important.
Thanks. I had tried Reko and your description matches my impression.

I hoped to try hunt down the DOS Tetris easter egg described on the original authors website. https://vadim.oversigma.com/Tetris.htm

The executable is linked in the image.

I managed to decipher some functions (video memory pointers were actually kind of helpful) but didn't get far.
this is basically what I do, more or less.
I was wondering if MS use Teams internally, the answer is yes.

(asked here before and asked a friend moved to MS... haha, not sure how they could bear with it...)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31186894
search feature is horrendous. Very difficult to remind yourself about something you know you talked about person X with.
Are you aware of the censorship going on around anyone who deviates from the official narrative?

As the other poster said, you are aren't attacking the argument, just the fact that it is anonymous.

What's your username on here? epups. The irony.
Depending on the state you live in, e.g. California has two party consent to record audio, meaning if you don't consent then what they're doing is illegal.
Congress Has Roger Stone’s Encrypted Chats with Proud Boys and Oath Keepers
Color Histograms in Image Embedding and Retrieval
Not OP, but another data point. I have been wearing contacts since I was 16, in 1994, most of the time. I keep a pair of glasses and wear them occasionally (perhaps every couple month on average, or more rarely) for a few days or a week. First monthly lenses, then dailies for a long time. I got lazy and started to sleep with them for days/weeks, which is not to be recommended, but it's mostly worked fine. I've had an infection two or three times over the years.

They do get sticky sometimes, and I really have to blink to get started in the morning, or late nights

This summer I tried with contacts made to wear for up to a month without taking them out. When testing them out I learned I have also become astigmatic, which is a new experience; the contacts adjust in the eye to stay in the right angle, which makes mornings harder, as it takes a while for them to adjust. During daytime they mostly work well and I see much clearer now. However, I'm also getting older and these are now adjusted for seeing far, so for reading comfortably I'm going to need reading glasses/terminal glasses.

My old glasses are scratched pretty badly and the various coatings have rubbed off in the middle, which is pretty annoying. I mostly wear them for giving my eyes some rest (I have recently rediscovered how nice it can be too just remove them and not see anything) and because I really like the frames (Shuron Ronsir). They also have great looking clipons making them my favorite sunglasses.
There is no good answer. I think Lyn Alden said the same in a tweet recently. You will most likely lose no matter what short term.

My conclusion is that long term it's probably good to be in stocks. The problem is that stocks might go down a lot before recovering, years from now. And of course you cannot time it.
I should say, for the avoidance of doubt, despite my negative tone: I think you’re in a good position, Product Management has a low bar for transitioning — and greatly benefits from soft skills — and so as long as you’re in the right organisation, with a good product culture, you’ll be able to progress your career very quickly.

The downside of the low bar for transitioning is that struggling companies will shoe-horn anyone who expresses an interest into Product Management and they’ll really, really struggle. A software engineer in a struggling company can live in relative ignorance, not so for a product manager, a product manager’s ability to work effectively is dependent upon the company functioning effectively.

If you can get into a good product company, in any role, you’ll be on the right track!
>I worry less about the police than I do about Amazon having this surveillance in the first place. The former head of the NSA sits on the board of directors and they have multi billion dollar contracts for services to the intelligence agencies.

That's just being worried about the police with extra steps. An F15 doesn't stand on a street corner and a surveillance dragnet doesn't kick in your door.
Are you running the apple silicon version? Still beta i think. It’s a whole lot better.
If you prefer, there are LN-like systems that run with other L1 chains.
It was a solution. Google Drive was great until they turned user/customer hostile. Arguably, no one could really have seen this coming, because this doesn't even seem to make business sense. Google are seemingly acting against the reputation of their own services.
I can only assume the bosses at Microsoft are out golfing all the time and not using Teams or rather iMessaging each other.

Otherwise it makes no sense that they themselves would put up with the garbage that they have control of fixing. I would also be embarrassed of such low quality product, but I know that sentiment may not be shared universally.
Lockheed Martin Introduces the Distributed Team (AI Wingman)
Would you mind explaining a bit what you mean with understand Germany?

I am German and my girlfriend is from Brazil. We talk a lot about cultural differences and how Germans are. So I am curious.
Cubes OS care about this problem and have a really great solution. If you’re linux-savvy I would recommend it. There are some friction points but it is 100% usable even as a main work OS (I did this for a while in one of the startups I worked for).

As an example of something you can do trivially in cubes, say someone sends you a PDF that you don’t trust you can just right-click on it, the OS will spin up a temp vm, copy the PDF over and start the PDF viewer in the VM. When you’re done, the VM is nuked and any nefarious b/s the PDF tried to do is gone. Typically these tempvms have networking disabled so there’s no way it can communicate with the mothership either.
I'm doing something along these lines.
In a distant past I started working on something similar, but reached the limits of my mind before doing anything useful. Tangential question: is there a difference in the context of graphs between canonicalization and normalization?
It's because you submitted so many of your own articles.

> It's not strictly forbidden to submit a link to a site that you own or otherwise benefit from in some way, but you should sort of consider yourself on thin ice. So please pay careful attention to the rest of these bullet points.

> If your contribution to reddit consists mostly of submitting links to a site(s) that you own or otherwise benefit from in some way, and additionally if you do not participate in discussion, or reply to peoples questions, regardless of how many upvotes your submissions get, you are a spammer. If over 10% of your submissions and conversation are your own site/content/affiliate links, you're almost certainly a spammer.

- https://old.reddit.com/wiki/faq#wiki_what_constitutes_spam.3...

I'm sorry they banned you instead of just telling you that and asking you to stop.
You violated Reddit's self promotion rules by only posting your own content to that subreddit multiple times and are railing against the mods for doing their job?

https://www.reddit.com/wiki/selfpromotion

And you're posting the complain on HN which also has a rule against it:

>Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff occasionally, but the primary use of the site should be for curiosity.
It's a scary thought process, but yes - you will have to assume it and technical[1], not legal countermeasures will be thought out.

Sure, one can have laws, but these kinds of laws are incredibly hard to enforce when it becomes trivial for everyone and their grandmother to break the law. It's frankly much easier to police Lyft/Uber usage than this.

[1] Cone of Silence from Get Smart...?
I bet those very same people, without awareness of the irony, promote the outrage about concentration of wealth or income inequality.
Those are two very different areas. How did you come to learn about each one?
Yeah audio is sketchy, I don't want to record that anyway. The impetus for the whole thing was my neighbors having a porch pirate experience. We all got together and since I'm the only nerd in this immediate area, I got nominated to run a couple cameras in case it ever happens again. Not like it'd likely result in anybody being caught, we're realistic about it, but still.
Citing the cost of an Apple product doesn't really add weight to your point. :)
In this case, I'm happy to use another adjective like "traditional cloud" or something. My inquiry is into why @sub7 thinks FileCoin is a money-grab.
Why was Woz unwilling to add floating point support?
Reminds me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReGIS
I didn’t see anywhere above 6.69 in Pasadena
Someone must be working on one, in light of stuff like this, surely?
JWST AWS Bulk Download Scripts
> ...do you have somewhere I can follow your work on your language?

Not really. Not committing to anything publicly has let me feel more free to tear down and start from scratch an embarrassing number of times, and experiment a bit more. Makes it easier not to get over-invested in any one technique.

I have written a little bit, as I've slowly changed my approach. But it's haphazard. Not a whole heap. You can, though, see a few of the previous versions, that do "work":

+ 2 years ago: https://git.sr.ht/~shakna/esom

+ 3 months later: https://git.sr.ht/~shakna/stackly

+ 6 months ago: https://git.sr.ht/~shakna/james_scriptlang

It's still evolving. You can see where some things have stuck, and others have been tossed by the wayside. The current incarnation isn't public at all, yet.

If I ever get satisfied that I've got the right approach, I'll probably do a big write-up, then.
Yes labor shortages are a problem.

But in this context, the Uber methodology would be useful for busting through the archaic city approval processes + frivolous environment lawsuits aka the prime driver of the housing shortage [1]

[1]: https://www.npr.org/2022/03/29/1089174630/housing-shortage-n...
podcast boosts? is bitcoin interesting again?

are there cool applications using Taproot and Schnorr? are lightning network openings and closings looking identical as any other transaction or script, improving confidentiality?

where are the current communities that talk about whats going on there? I don't visit bitcoin reddits anymore and the cryptocurrency communities are about pretty much everything else
> If you've ever used it even for killing weeds in your yard, you surely know that this stuff kills almost anything in its path. It's not something you want on your body, let alone inside of it.

Neither would you want most organic pesticides inside your body.
Yes, but it defeats the purpose of the intent to share with as many relevant people as possible; since you have to build up that membership count in the first place.

So it really sucks when the Reddit mods get out of control from time to time over what should just be simple situations able to be remedied with a simple 'sorry'.
I really do believe this is getting better -- though not at a rate where it's obvious yet if you aren't plugged in.

A few years ago there were tons of frameworks and they all worked a bit differently. New shit every week. IMO that's because no one had really figured out the right paradigm yet. Now we have (it's components) and the framework race has slowed way down (it's pretty much React, Vue, and Angular now). Even big changes in React like Hooks didn't break backwards compatibility. You can move pretty slow and steady on that front, if you want to.

Tooling is the next frontier. It's become obvious that compiling js in js itself is just not performant enough for large applications. We need a faster solution. There are a few contenders right now (esbuild, swc, bun; vite wraps esbuild) but I suspect within two years we'll have a pretty clear winner.

In general I think things move faster when we haven't found the right ideas yet, and that's why backend is more stable -- it's just older. There has been more time to iterate and figure out what works and what doesn't. Frontend will probably always be more chaotic than backend, but I think it'll be much less so as we start to agree on the web want it to look like.
What are some major issues/concerns that you see for the present or near future of Germany?
Or you'd get miscategorized as a car which is probably the best case scenario.
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Experienced (10 years) operations/cybersecurity/engineering person interested in part-time work. I like painless deploys, solid well-documented infrastructure, and I try to automate everything (except feature estimation).
This might help someone.

Do you have adblock of some sort? Especially something at the DNS level, like the PiHole operating on your computer or network?

Because that will absolutely destroy Teams.

Teams tries to send Telemetry to MS, and the code is poorly written, where it keeps stacking up all those messages it was supposed to send, and keeps trying to resend them. This adds up and brings it to a grinding halt.

Try disabling the ad/dns blocking and see if it helps.
What passwordless adoption means to enterprises – Bitwarden Blog
On my own. I’m also analyzing my copy of my very own DNA strands.

What’s harder is finding a sequencing company that will respect your privacy and actually do so. It helps to have a friend in biochemistry.

That’s the hobby. The real paying work is vulnerabilities.