skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stop looking for a technological solution to a people problem; move.

There is nothing you can personally do to make them stop legally, and anything you do illegally comes with a risk to your personal safety. So if the police won't uphold the law for these guys, your best bet is to simply get out. Improve the quality of your life by living somewhere else.

Other option: just wait it out and see if the problem doesn't go away on its own. This may fail though.
Except same thing on D3400.
Yes, when what's for sale is a handful of pick ups, a ton of SUVs and maybe one sedan, the sales will undoubtedly favor bigger vehicles. When the only new homes that are being built are sprawled out, that's where you'll live. If you can only get factory farmed food at the store, that's what you'll eat. People want what is marketed to them & what is found for sale. I'm not saying individuals aren't blame free here, but that they have less and less choice.
There must be no respite.
I have a 4th idea for syntax. Use a similar syntax to media querys, where you use the `@nested` query with parentheses. Maybe too verbose?

.has-nesting {

@nested (> .nested) {
/* rules */
}

}
I work at a large healthcare company and we also lost email for an afternoon because of this. The funniest thing is that you get responses like: “All, I know I’m replying to all as well, but let me be the last and let’s just stop it.” … Not realizing that all those similar emails have been send in the hours before and are just now finding their way through the clogged system. It’s like a DOS attack driven by Human amplification.
Its html code is "&commat;".
It's particularly popular in Yendor, I believe.
Pentium FDIV Bug
There's one of these near me in the US. It's run by anarchists, on donations, but is used and beloved by the multi cultural working class neighborhood.
Yeah I think the original definition retains somehow in the hobbyists communities.
Sometimes your interview was the same as the past three interviews. You did as well as them so I can't point to what your weakness was where you were rejected. Maybe you did good compared to a dud four interviews back. Then after you I interview someone who answered every question I asked correctly and in great depth. They are also pleasant. They get the offer.

You are not taking a pass/fail test, you are in a marathon and the first person who crosses the finish line gets an offer. Your weakness is they got to the finish line before you did.
I do think there's an interesting conversation here, so I'll bite.

People have in the past raised concerns about violent video games causing violent behavior, but as far as I know there has never been any evidence that violent video games can lead to increased aggressive behavior.

In contrast, we've seen a number of racially motivated shootings in recent years, and many of these terrorists were radicalized online.[0]

It seems like there's a big difference in outcome between playing a violent game, and being part of a community that continually makes reactionary jokes targeting marginalized people.

[0]https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/3/16/18266930/christchurch-...
I do grant you that for some prolific (borderline pathological?) note takers who wouldn’t mind paying that money for an app they spend a lot of their time in. That’s why the price alone was not a dealbreaker for me.

The other points were though.
Crypto Breaks the Rules and That’s the Point
Saudi Crown Prince Releases More Details on the Longest Skyscraper City
https://archive.ph/FEUmZ
Research grant for scalable atomic scale processing
Would libraries be allowed now if they weren't already an established tradition? I may be cynical but this seems like a pretty clear "no" at least in the US.
I kept a collection of names for @ on my first website: https://web.archive.org/web/19981202002949/www.student.nada....
Show HN: Quarter Life List – Stories and Resource to find your purpose
When I was a child my parents did a brief experiment grinding our own flour with a cheap grindstone. I can clearly remember the sensation of the bits of stone in the bread.

It is possible to make flour without this problem? Almost certainly! But this n=1 anecdote demonstrates it’s a thing that can happen.
In case of such research prodigies, it is a risky thesis. More important were the interaction factors.

That said, almost all of them come from families that did not have to struggle to put food on the table or quickly eacaped this environment with external funding.
Let finding is that you need "free" time to actually do science.
The phones look to be S7, Note 8 and S10+

I had an S7 edge swell its battery before, but I just replaced it and it worked.

I think it happens because the phones are not actively used.
the bigger issue is why is it only Samsung phones? And not the others?
Please expand on your trajectory and how it changed when you got diagnosed. I'm not diagnosed but I definitely have some traits and have similarly gotten stuck and pushed through multiple times and reinvented myself in different ways but as I get older the energy to do so becomes hard to summon up.
Are people using Valgrind on Python packages?

It seems some packages (even basic ones) are not compatible with Valgrind, thereby spoiling the entire debugging experience.
The 90s had something similar (but made to 90s safety standards so a little more boring).

It was centipedes and the like made out of a rubbery material that you melted into moulds.
I use xxd for this and the problem is far from solved. Around 5MB or so, the compile times explode. Somewhere around 7MB I could no longer self-host on 32-bit platforms and had to cross-compile from a 64-bit machine with more memory. Around 10MB the compilers start crashing. These are not very big files. The time added for the couple of resource files far, far exceeds the time it takes to compile the whole rest of the project. I had to add special compile-time options to exclude resources for development builds so I wouldn't drive myself crazy with the long compile times. I previously used all the platform-specific methods mentioned in the article and they don't have this problem, but it's an absurd amount of complexity to handle every platform's little way of doing it in my Makefile.
Also related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32216275
If you like etymology, I highly recommend The History of English Podcast. It covers the history of ampersand among many, many other things.
Ask HN: Why are there so many shady browsers in the iOS App Store?
A search for ‘web browser’ in the iOS App Store yields the usual: Firefox, Chrome, Brave, etc but if you keep scrolling you get sketchier and sketchier browsers which have questionable privacy. Things like Aloha Browser, Puffin, and things like Private Browser Deluxe among a slew of others. How are they even allowed? They’re mostly a reskin of Safari with additional features like AD blockers and bundled VPN, but they’re also a huge data grab and I don’t trust them one bit.

Why all the shady browsers?
> It's much easier to pass a law saying that makes it prohibitively expensive to be an oil company than it is to say people need to limit their driving more, and the downstream effect will be the same with less people using oil

I do not see why this would be the case. Politician who is advertising that they will vote against proposals to increase gas taxes would also advertise that they will vote against proposals to make being an oil company prohibitively expensive so that gas prices can go lower or stay low.

In the US, we still have a whole political party that removes drilling restrictions and is eager to install pipelines and do whatever is necessary to enable fossil fuel consumption, and they are a very popular party.
Just a warning. I too created ramnotes. It’s my own take on zettlekasensnfir.

I think there might be a few hundred if not a few thousand of them now. I’m realized and gave up :/

As long as the tool you created is useful for yourself and that’s sufficient for you, you should be golden. Otherwise it’s a potential world of pain!
a { ... } a { ... }
a b { ... } a > b { ... }
is to is to
a { a > {
b { ... } b { ... }
} }

That's what I want. And it appears to fail correctly.

The lookahead argument doesn't warrant poor syntax.
Probably not applicable to GitLab, but may be useful to some. I think too often FAANG and startup interviews are discussed here vs. major companies that aren’t primarily tech yet have 1,000s of developers.

1st level is HR. They don’t understand the job and are just matching key words to the posting. Sometimes we can get the HR person to just give us all the applicants, but often that list is so huge it’s not worth it. They’re basically clicking an auto rejection.

Hiring managers are then not permitted to say “why.” They send the rejection to HR, who hits the button.

There is 0 win for the company to say why, and it opens up a ton of legal risk. It doesn’t even matter if it’s valid or not, legal doesn’t want to spend time/money on defending a frivolous law suit.

Now, the what to do if applying to a non-FAANG megacorp.

My company is so concerned with bias, we can’t do technical interviews and are limited to a list of canned behavioral questions. Some do ask for technical stories. We can request additional ones, but the process is too onerous. The same questions have to be asked to every candidate, although prompting for more details is allowed. Have to have multiple managers who are the only ones allowed to ask. We can have technical folks sit in and feedback into manager scoring and help prompt, but cannot ask questions or score results.

Make sure to cater your resume to the actual posting. Repeat the key words, not just related stuff obvious to technical people. You have to get through HR. It’s not common anymore, but I think it’s a good idea to say why you want THAT job. It stands out, especially for folks with little/no/different experience. We see too many spammed resumes.

To prep for these interviews, read up on “STAR” and typical behavioral questions. Have a library of situations in your mind. Multiple conflict situations. Admitting failure is fine, don’t worry about sounding perfect. Don’t focus on blame. Focus on a positive outcome. You can say you f’d up, but then how you changed your behavior. And then make sure you say how that made things better. The “results” are the most commonly ignored part and they’re the most important to the nontechnical managers scoring. Technical folks sitting in are mostly there to call BS.

Show leadership. You don’t have to “I” everything, but show your influence.

If you have no experience, talk about times you volunteered, had a random job, worked on a group project, did some extracurricular. Non-tech is fine for behavioral questions regarding conflict, etc.

Show in your skills section weird non applicable stuff you taught yourself. It shows interest beyond “I went to class.” Weird programming languages or projects always are cool to me.
This looks super handy
That still leaves most papers in expensive journals or available via institutional access only.

(PubMed, arXiv and biorXiv help a bit with that, but it's still not enough.)
did a bootcamp. got into programming and a better life. bootcamps get a lot of flak and deservedly so sometimes, but also dont diminish the power of a bootcamp to change lives for those who happen to be a good fit for them
This is great: there is actually a way to refer to "@" – at per se!

(In German, it is often referred to as "Klammeraffe". My attempts at conversely referring to the ampersand as "Brezelzeichen" didn't show wide success. The at-ligature is also sometimes referred to as "Internet a" or "email a" – as in "em@il", i.e., "ematil" :-) )
It's an interesting way to view these things for sure. Marvin Minsky believed that it doesn't make sense to talk about the physical reality of our world, he thought it was a possible world and that's all that matters.

I take my cue from the physics of information theory and computation. In that view a computation is a process physically performed by a system. The same applies to mathematical calculations. The result exist independently in some transcendent sense, but in order to actually obtain a result a physical system has to perform the process. That physical system exists independently of the abstract mathematics, and independently of any other system performing the same calculation, or computation.

In the same way my brain can have a thought. I can perceive a colour. The pattern of activity might be extremely close to the activity associated with you perceiving the same colour. It might be identical with the pattern of an identical clone or twin of mine experiencing the same perception. Nevertheless they are separate, unconnected, completely independent activities that just happen to have similar interpretations.

That's a strict physicalist view, and it's one I subscribe to as being the most plausible. Nevertheless I'm a human being, I have children, I care about my family and friends, and humanity generally. So clearly patterns matter to me as a person, but that's just in my nature. I don't see any reason to think it's fundamental to anything, because thinking that way IMHO leads to some very wooly thinking. just because gold is shiny and pretty, that doesn't mean I think there's something cosmically magical or special about those wavelengths of light. The experience and appreciation of things is important to us, but it doesn't define reality.
A tiny subset of patients (about 1 or 2 in 1,000, although estimates vary) have reported “accidental awareness,”

That's just what I wanted to read having my first ever surgery planned for next week, another thing to be afraid of happening!
I wrote undocker[1], which converts a docker "container" to a rootfs tarball. I really wish docker container format were documented as well as squashfs here. Surprising, given Docker Inc should have had enough resources to make their most important format well documented. :)

Anyway, undocker requires extracting the archive before using it. Squashfs wouldn't. Perhaps I will write a docker2squash, so we can mount and run these images immediately after download.

[1]: https://git.sr.ht/~motiejus/undocker
The evolution of Pokémon cards through history
I was diagnosed 9 years ago, but still struggling in individual contributor roles. What did you do to break the cycle and start scaling up?
I don't get this, there are a lot of other ways to take risks to have fun. Like motorsport or adventure travel. Stuff that you can brag about after, which is way better than the pressure of keeping a secret.
>> Rockstar employees described a workplace culture full of drinking, brawling and excursions to strip clubs.

Perhaps that's what made Rockstar Rockstar in the 1st place? Any by losing this you lose what made GTA special.

GTA: SJW

A gamedev team consisting fully of bro's might make an interesting game as they will be singulary focused.

A gamedev team consisting fully of feminists might make an interesting game as they will be singulary focused.

Buy you mix the two groups together and....

>> Can a kinder, gentler Rockstar still produce the chart-topping caliber of game the studio has become known for? Some employees aren’t sure.

>> Morale across the company is higher than it’s ever been, according to many staffers.

According to the new SJW staff? Or to the ones who actually made previous GTAs?

They did have crazy overtime though:

>> referred to as “death marches”—months of mandatory 14-hour days and weekends that took a toll on employees’ lives, mental health and sometimes marriages.
Note that this story is not accepted by historians. It's not clear that this is still the official position of the CIA or US government.
I'd be honest, my approach is "everything is utf-8, right? And every terminal has at least 16 colors at the ready?". It does not degrade gracefully, I checked. It's more of a party trick than something reasonable, but nothing stops you from doing it correctly, it would just be a hassle to serve in a static way (every variation would require a different txt file to be generated and sent).

> EDIT: doesn't work when piping to less.

try -R
I think a lot of people look down on Meta in the same way they look down on Big Tobacco and (increasingly in the face of climate change) fossil fuel manufacturers. It's not that the individuals aren't very talented and the businesses very successful, it's that there's a lot of practices associated with those companies which are seen as unethical by the public at large.
TIL: The “shave and a haircut” tune has WILDLY different meanings. See Mexico
Still a pretty common technique if you need to weld together a couple 3D printed PLA pieces, since there isn't really a great glue for that purpose.
> information camouflage

Ooh, a term for a relatable problem, apparently coined yesterday by this blog post,
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32241020

"when piece of information A has a name similar to another, very different, much more popular piece B. This makes searching for A difficult because you always get results for B instead."

(Wow, Yandex was what found the HN submission, not Bing or Google, in whose results it was ironically camouflaged by other consecutive uses of the two words)
Same.

Yes, it was also a hallucination, as other commenters have pointed out. But if you allow yourself to be affected by ideas, or art (i.e., synthetic visual or audio experiences), shouldn't you be open to being affected by a unique positive experience generated by your own specific mental architecture? Almost definitionally, it's possible that such an experience could impart you with something more meaningful than something generated externally.

Also, to other commenters: such an experience is obviously very difficult to communicate about effectively. It was formulated by and for your own brain, and so will be hard to translate effectively to a different architecture.
You nailed it buddy.
> when you're increasingly only being given a choice between a pick up and an SUV, the sales will undoubtedly favor bigger cars.

Source? As far as I can tell, Prius, Corolla, Camry, Civic, Accord, and a plethora of small vehicles have been easily available for purchase for decades. And continue to still be available.
Comcast might not do those things (yet?), but other private companies sure do:

https://www.nytimes.com/2001/07/26/world/union-says-coca-col...

https://colombiareports.com/terror-for-profit-colombia-charg...
How to Make a Palaeolithic Hand Axe: Flint Knapping with Phil Harding
Two Older HIV Patients Offer New Clues for a Cure
Toxic ads will continue until morale improves.
I feel like this should be a pinned question on HN ... seems like it gets asked every couple days :)
That's probably bullshit.
Microsoft Asks Google, Oracle to Help Crimp Amazon’s US Gov Cloud Leadership
I've added [1] to my reading list. Do you have suggestions for others that relate specifically to WAF?

1. http://supertech.csail.mit.edu/papers/BenderFaJa15.pdf
Going there in person and destroying equipment is going to get OP killed. Don't suggest these things.
ZX Spectrum Next Update 20 – Board comparison, events, editors and dates
> This made me realize that the rules are arbitrary and what matters is if people can understand what you're saying.

Not that you can learn anything unless it sticks to a certain set of rules.
It seems that you like using GDrive. I developed docjumper.com which is a better interface to GDrive. It runs entirely client-side in your browser so that there are no added security concerns. But I don't know how much that would help you since there isn't any extra usefulness with Google Keep.
That's just details the question is whether to name such events or not
Shadows and Light
I think that's exactly what the second half of the quoted paragraph is trying to say.
I've definitely heard it referred to as "ampersat" though from OP sounds like it ought to be "atpersat."

The other name I'm familiar with is "Commercial At."
Almost definitely - they're using MGI sequencers, which can't be sold in the US or Europe due to patent infringement (until August 29th in the US). Some have been sold outside of China in Asia.
That's literally what the header means according to the rfc.
I've been adding to mine over the years at https://datente.com/main.feeds (the list that shows up when you load https://datente.com)
Hahahaha, this was fantastic. And educational!
I live in Europe, but I would love to move to America someday; the opportunities to start something there are vastly more visible (European startup culture is nearly a contradiction in terms). Sadly, it becomes increasingly more difficult.
Posted this one on here a few days ago, but seems there are only a few of us that are mourning the death of the choco taco :(.
Very troll-ish kind of prank, for sure.
If men are trash, their mothers, sisters, aunts, girlfriends, wives, and grandmothers helped make them that way.
Interesting application. This video does not work for me: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ilse-langnar/notebook/dev/...
I wonder why people pirate TV shows.
Whatever doesn't have a /feed option, I'll pop the page source and do a quick search for "rss" or "atom" or "index.xml"
Hasn't DALL-E done this already?
I'm glad I'm not the only one who has bounced around between note apps with varied success. I too have settled mostly on Obsidian, especially for work. The Markdown support is excellent and I am finding some useful plugins.

I do still use a mix of Apple Notes and Standard Notes for personal note taking. As the author mentioned, using Obsidian for both personal and work feels a bit cumbersome - especially in my case since I can't use the same Google Drive for both due to corporate policy.
Actually all cheap "unlimited" hosting is like that. Someone just noticed it on Hetzner. Next month someone else will notice it on $LARGE_AMERICAN_ISP.

Although I bet $LARGE_AMERICAN_ISP will not warn you, but just shut down your site and lock you out of your data.
Not just kill them to make jerky, but bring nursing mares along, using them to convert human-inedible plants into milk products. You can also make a small slit and drink their blood for the same effect.
It started with you taking action though. Lots of people wait and hang around for serendipity to find them.
My No. 6-1/2 Gilbert Erector set. Got it for Hanukkah about 62 years ago. The smallest set that still had the full electric engine, a plug-in motor with a gearbox fully assembled to it.
The bigger question, in my mind, though, is why some sites don't offer RSS/Atom syndication (or why some choose to disable it)
Guys, if you want to do - "but my favourite is x", please spend some time going into why it works for you and why it can work for others in general. Also kindly mention their presentation stack on desktop and phone.
congrats on the release :)
And when it goes to court they usually lose. They can ban you in the future if they want, but they sold an "all you can eat" meal and are expected to provide that meal even if you're extra hungry.

Much like the Hetzner article, there's an obvious physical cap that can't be exceeded, and they're supposedly selling up to that cap.
Please stop telling me and my family what to do with our private messages. If you want to destroy them immediately, that's fine. But stop demanding that Signal destroys pictures and messages my grandmother cares about without her own input.

This arrogance is the worst cancer on "privacy" software. Essence of privacy is _control_ over data, not destruction.
There have been 6 major releases since 10.12 (which was from late 2016). In other words, valgrind has basically stopped supporting macOS.
when I think about all the notes I have I'm always worried importing and exporting might be an issue
Because it potentially exposes them to exposure/criticism/lawsuit and has no value to them, which means it has negative definite expectation value.
I'm also happy with Joplin. If I could change one thing I'd make it plaintext based, instead of SQLite. I don't use it for media/web clipping and I suspect it would speed up syncing (which takes around 5-15 seconds, even for incremental changes).