skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think I’d have trouble explaining this joke to someone. There is a way to say ‘I’ve stopped’: 我停止了, but I think they’d probably just answer me 我從來沒有打過我的太太 ‘I’ve never beaten my wife’.

It does make the binary logic humor answer ‘yes’ to ‘do you V A or B?’ impossible, because there are different ways to express ‘or’ for questions or statements. I suppose puns and humor dependent upon word play is one area where I do think differently in Chinese vs English. You can crack jokes if you know how similar sounding words might be mistaken.
Agreed, but that would not be fast fashion.
The chemical engineer has an engineering degree. They are possibly also a professional engineer. To retain the PE license, continuing education is a requirement.

> Chemical engineers must, on average, complete 15 hours of technically focused continuing education courses each year. State requirements vary, and some also require courses on ethics, state engineering laws, or professional behavior. Acceptable formats include online courses, live webinars, seminars, and college courses.

So while the PE doesn't have a personal portfolio, they do have a professional one, the tests that they've passed to reach that and the continuing education completion certificates.

The "do things at home" is a way to get a similar type of value as the PE has for continuing education... but not as any formal way of stating it because software development hasn't come up with a good way to do licensure.

So, for all those other technical, scientific, medical, and yes, business fields (the 'C' part of a CPA) which do have licensure, this is a solved problem.
that was fantastic, but i feel it's cheating a bit when you just make fun of yourself for being fat for 3 straight minutes. If you took away the obesity, i wonder if it'd have been as easy for him to get laughs. The same thing happens when people harp on their ethnic quirks constantly in sets. Take that away and what else do you have?
As it is likely that the number of launch customers for this node is one (continuing the trend), this may be necessary simply to reach agreed upon volumes.
Can you share the German language phrase? I tried to Google for it, but I cannot find anything.
It might be a good thing that Australia actually has a competitor in the field which is otherwise dominated by US tech giants. Though one has to ask why Murdoch gave up Sky and 20th Century.
There is zero law suggesting financial transactions are subject to Article 8 protection.
I don't often check that part of the shop, but in the monoprix (near Paris) where I usually get my groceries, there hasn't been any Dijon mustard for a few months
> In practice

This is the difficult part for me with Cryptocurrency. Sure, the idea is cool, but I can't really use crypto with any of the services I use except for maybe my VPS provider or other technical services (which requires me to provide an email address anyway). I'd love to hear about mainstream services allowing financial transactions through cryptocurrency. Pornhub is the only mainstream/non-tech service I can think of.

The only practical use for me with cryptocurrency would be to convert it back into USD eventually.
I don't know about India, but it really is the case in less-developed countries. The sluggishness of the legal system is a catalyst to corruption - so anyone can do anything, and suing is useless because the case won't even be heard until years later.

The only way anyone is gonna get sued is because of such "stubborn" individuals that keep on going. But alas, a few individuals can't fix the whole system.
Lower class people are the ones being exploited for fast fashion. If you buy a $10 shein tshirt and own it till it's thread bare, it's less environmentally destructive than tossing it after 3 wears, but some desperately poor people were underpaid to sell it at that price.

Not to mention the other dangers of turning a blind eye to production--kids clothes tainted with lead? Heads should roll for that.
The full Anandtech article link:

https://www.anandtech.com/show/17452/tsmc-readies-five-3nm-p...

Covers a lot of variants of N3 as well.
One more clue to the Moon’s origin
It stops being negligible if the page gets popular.
I can't find anything about that online is this a joke or is this actually real
I don’t think I like commercials either, but the enforced pacing of the shows with commercials is something that I miss when I rewatch shows built for commercials on streaming services. You’ll come up against a cliffhanger cut and then a second later it’s resolved because there’s no commercial break.
Sean's breakdown is ironic, because every point he makes against MOND also applies to DM theories, particularly given new evidence. I have no problem acknowledging that MOND is inadequate given the data, but apparently it's difficult for DM supporters to similarly acknowledge that DM has been refuted. The core argument for DM rests on a theory (GR) that we already know must be incorrect due to its singularities.

Finally, I'll just note that literally nothing in Sean's post suggests McGaugh's work is "dubious" in the least, so I have no idea where you got that notion.
This would justify any number of attacks on the US.
He was a Windows programmer if I'm not mistaken.
Den Bock zum Gärtner machen
Usually when there’s an ongoing investigation the default is for police to not release too much information to avoid jeopardising the investigation, then release all the info when the investigation is complete. It’s frustrating and often a principle that’s applied too broadly, but I do understand the reasoning behind it.
yes, why do you think for instance big oil was behind (as in campaigns, big funding) promoting plastics recycling and getting everyone to focus on that and their neighbors' behaviors. it's valuable to give people a framework they can follow to correct a problem and feel satisfied or feel enraged at their neighbor with zero systemic impact besides enabling unchecked greed at scale
All the OSI I'm looking at indicates fairly even loss rates and the lack of any meaningful progress by the Russians in the last 2 months belies your claims. Let's see a source.
i am a legal practitioner operating in these courts and let me be the party pooper, cases like these are the reason why the judiciary is fucked shit.

courts in india have like 100 year backlog or something crazy amount. reason? i get the whole "principle" thing but get in line.

because of "principled people" like this man, inmates incarcerated for 10+ years without a trial are being delayed because once admitted, each case has to be completed to the full and these shall i say "worthless petty cases" are one of the causes of delay.
want to know how much delay? apparently the case, over 22 years had over 100 hearing. that means, the 100 times the court was in session, some other case got pushed back, just a tiny bit but over 100 times, that counts to a lot.

now, i am not saying people should not fight for "principle" but when you are being pompous assholes for fighting over pennies while innocent men and women are being subjected to horrendous conditions in indian jails or thousands of victims of sexual crimes or other more serious issue, these principled people are causing the delay.

why dont you do arbitration whereby you go outside the traditional court system and fight your battles however long you like. why are they holding up courts?
People seem to argue about the wrong things. I am not advocating for abolishing the practice of take home assignments. Far from it.

However it has become a common practice to require from applicants unreasonable amount of time to complete said assignments without any commitmet from the company. That's just toxic.

This would not have been such a big problem if companies provided decent feedback on what went wrong with your assignment.
Show HN: Render dancing videos from hand-drawn anime characters
I'm not sure what's confusing about regional shortages.
Using C for all processor intensive calculations at the back end of web site.
>It's just a number that the ACCC and Google both agreed upon.

Both groups agreed on it being fully aware of Google's revenue, and if Google had the revenue of an average company it's likely neither side would have suggested the amount. Somewhat revenue based.
possible a scalable blockchain might provide 'distributed' platforms with novel ways of income that doesn't involve selling your data or showing adverts

reddit/moons thing is interesting as a kind of experiment of all issues there and problems to solve

im not convinced yet that the result will be something good, a kind of hypercapitalistic zero-sum internet rat race
It's the same for board games. Luckily the board game people I know keep buying so many new games that any particular game doesn't get replayed often enough for minmaxers to dominate.
> criminalizing its creation or possession is the worst possible action to take

Sure. That’s not what’s happening.

Tornado was used illegally. Its leadership kept developing it, kept getting paid, and made no apparent course corrections. This wasn’t simply a GitHub repo; it was a remunerated enterprise.

When I’ve brought up the legal issues around mixers, a common response involves the impossibility of governments to enforce their Will on blockchains. If these guys messaged similarly they’re justifiably boned.
It's a main reason why ipod won so big too, they bought exclusive rights to the only existing small hard-drive tech for music player applications (you could still buy the drives for things like PDAs). Everyone else had to use laptop sized drives.
Less pessimistic than 5-10 years ago, but that’s not saying much. Carbon-free energy sources like solar and wind will soon be cheaper than fossil fuels if they aren’t already, so greed will push us rapidly in the right direction. Unfortunately the climate is a big ship, and we have been steering it toward warming for a long time. Things will get much worse before they stabilize, particularly for the poor and for most species other than humans. Drought, famine, migration, war, and xenophobia might even get bad enough to temporarily make our population decline.
There used to be a PE for software engineering in the US. It got eliminated because basically no one got it. Though, to be fair, PEs are relatively uncommon outside of civil engineering and people who do a lot of expert witness work/signoff for regulatory authorities and so forth. Typically PEs require an undergrad degree and some number of years in industry working under a licensed engineer.
His time isn't free, so a person could reasonably make the argument still. Granted, I'm not sure how that would look exactly.
Are you saying litestream is deprecated or some specific feature? I see its very active https://github.com/benbjohnson/litestream
My last big project Kalendar (https://invent.kde.org/pim/kalendar) is written in C++, mostly because i could reuse tons of library for all the low level spec implementation and because QML is a great UI language.
>Maybe if they didn't restructure their organizations so as to avoid taxes in all but the lowest tax jurisdictions, they wouldn't be fined by places where they actually make the money.

So to be clear, these fines aren't legitimate but instead are backdoor taxes meant to compensate for the government's inability to capture the taxes they've established? Is that your position here? And you're insinuating this is a good thing?
Not at all. People coming from different industries or stepping into a new type of function description in a different company.
Oh, that sounds interesting. I'll give it a shot!!! Thanks!
Good luck! I hope you find happiness in the game dev space. I'm sure there are some great employers out there if you look for them. Just don't get lured into a big compensation package at a giant lootbox company that will crush your passion.
We've done this with real-world PRs from our code base (chosen from a project that matches the job they are interviewing for), especially for more senior devs it is good to see how they parse through the code, what they look for, comments they make, and how they communicate.

The one thing I didn't feel just asking for review/discussion accounted well for was their ability to build/add something new to the code, and so we have followed up the code review/discussion with a very specific/small exercise to evaluate the process (architecture, pseudo-code) they'd use to do that, and then discuss that as well.
Simple curiosity would be to request information about general practices in moderating unspecific users.

"Will no one rid me of this meddlesome priest?" is not such a form of simple curiosity; it's a tacit request for action against a specific person.
> Going straight to full employment is like going from strangers to marriage

Not when employment is at-will.

It's more like going from one date or few dates (depending on the length of the "interview process") to an exclusive relationship, which happens all the time. And non-marriage relationships are also at-will, so they can end quickly if necessary.
You dont want the government silencing people. You dont want to go down that road. Eventually it leads to you.

The way you combat these people (and I didnt look deep into this persons views) is to call them out and provide truthful information. And then people have to decide for themselves. You will always have a fraction of people who are fools (on any topic) but most people will side with rationality.
> You answer a question with the verb that was asked. ‘Do you like coffee?’ ‘Like!’ or ‘不like‘.

Surely this explains that Chinese bootleg Star Wars translation meme where Darth Vader's "Nooo" is subtitled as "Do not want"?

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/do-want-do-not-want
Until a year or so ago 'nasa.gov' didn't work; you had to use 'www.nasa.gov'.
They are not just written to the registry but stored in a .pol file, and not all policies are easily managed via the registry. There are hundreds of policies that impact security and privacy. With policies you can easily print a report of what is changed with descriptions, and see deprecated policies or misconfigured ones. I'd recommend anyone to try it out and see the difference for themselves as to why it is much easier to manage these using local group policies vs a bunch of registry entries.
> People don't seem to realize that there is little fundamental distinction between a crypto privacy service, and encrypted messaging apps like Signal and matrix

A dollar in a bank account is similarly abstractable. Anyone equating crypto to speech is undermining actual privacy rights.
Smells like law-evasion, so scam the state.
What assets/values do you need to manage? What does permissionless means in that case? And why is crypto superior to existing solutions? And no, self-sovereignity is not an acceptable answer here, unless you life in north-korea.
Or maybe it's just total bullshit.

https://news.yahoo.com/fact-check-vaccinated-people-dying-14...
So? It's not a field known for solid, repeatable science.

Nor does it stop author from believing his own lies.
Generally companies succeed in hiring by filtering resumes and interviewing candidates. That's it.

It's weird if a company feels it needs to do more than that.

Companies either have trial periods or can let go of non-performing personnel. Hiring is critical but I've not seen any study that would correlate "high scores" in any type of hiring test to actual work performance.

This implies no matter how elaborate interview performances are orchestrated, their capability to do anything else except create false negatives increases as their complexity increases.

Hiring, in essence, is always a gating process with very little predictive capability beyond. The only thing you can know is the percentage of new hires who fail at their duties, and if that percentage is oddly high, you realize there is a problem in your hiring process.

I suppose you can gauge candidate agreeableness and conformity by subjecting them to all sorts of hazing procedures but in our field I don't see how that translates to good outcomes either - technically speaking. Might be good for creating cult enclaves, though, for lonely gurus.

I was a bit tongue in cheek here but my opinion "less is better" holds as it comes to hiring practices - this does not imply lack of diligence from the part of the hiring manager.
>Murdoch has an outsized influence in Australia

>Australia's very robust consumer protections. It's something Australia takes very seriously

Quite the irony here
Fair enough, still one option among many others.

A quick search gave me Moose, Moo, Class::Accessor, Class::Tiny.

So kind of hard to make it the Perl OOP way.
Yes, we routinely write tests that interact with dependencies to make sure our application works.
The reason I've posted this link was, I'm using this feature myself and decided to look into its background. The minute I saw it I knew I'm not the only one who has this Twitter addiction :-)

Thank you so much for this extension!
It's a common trend to make claims like this, particularly about food.

For instance, my brother loves to tell you how there's no "real chicken" in a McChicken sandwich.
Definitely, and there are several other areas that need to be scaled up as well.

- Completing the gen 1 constellation, as well as getting gen 2 up.

- All of the ground stations

- Meeting the bandwidth requirements

However, there are potentially other ways SpaceX might be able indirectly benefit.

Another idea I've heard floating around is that Starlink can be used to link ground stations together. This might be very important in those especially hard to reach locations where laying fiber or establishing line of sight, etc might be too complicated/difficult/expensive. I've heard that this is not really a viable solution with gen 1s though.
Do you mean the goat is eating the tomato fruit, or the tomato leaves?

The latter are toxic to (AIUI) all monogastrics, same as potatoes and other Solanum family plants - you may want to reign that behaviour in, assuming the animals are still alive.
Didn't you mean to search for "what is the capital of Florida?" ;)

Because that, amusingly, gives me an info box with the answer. Either way, the Wikipedia page for Tallahassee is the third link on the page.

It is amusing that DDG seems to be assuming I spelled "capitol" wrong, and pushing the correct results down as a result. I know the difference.
I can assure you that in the US tons of working degreed engineers (and others) with engineer titles don't have PEs even if some state licensing boards whine about that fact from time to time.
People spend a lot more than six hours pursuing dates only to get ghosted buddy. Welcome to the real world. Not every effort bears fruit
One fact is that it’s Dutch law enforcement, not international law enforcement. A second fact is that Dutch law enforcement have stated “multiple arrests are not ruled out,” so we’re not talking about “just one guy” anymore.

Finally, I’m not optimizing for credibility when stating my opinion, nor am I defending a single person. I do not think arresting developers is an effective solution for preventing money laundering. It matters not to me who the “bad people” may be.
Not from the consumer, just the manufacturers. As a consumer you bought a piece of hardware that could read the format and it worked across-the-board. With Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo, you buy the game and not only is it linked to the format, but it’s actually linked to their proprietary hardware. You can’t buy an Xbox game, which is exactly the same as the PlayStation version, and play it on the PlayStation. But I can buy a song online on my Mac and play it on VLC on a Windows machine.

Imagine if any music I buy on bandcamp could only be played via a bandcamp app or software on bandcamp’s proprietary hardware.
you wanna know a secret? well when indian income tax department announced a new web portal, they made a big deal out of it but guess what, they still haven't gotten the memo how incompetent they are and that they know it and don't care.

case in point, www.incometax.gov.in works but incometax.gov.in does not.

haven't you learned in domain setup tutorials to set your A records straight? i guess they didn't and its been like 1.5/2 years and its still a problem. go figure
This is cool. Thank you
I dont mind.

I dont mind that opening email on my top of the line laptop is 5 second process just to view the list of emails, and another 5 seconds for anything on the page to become responsive to clicks.

I dont mind that when email notification shows on my phone, I cant make one of the buttons in notification "mark as read", and have to go trough loops of setting up a google script running every minute that scans my email, and moves all unopened archived emails to Inbox while marking them as read, so avaiable "Archive" button can work as "Mark as read".

I dont mind I have to look where they moved "new email" button this time.

I dont mind that I will now start getting spam emails I cant filter.

I dont mind... Ill be using different email provider soon, and the above are main reasons why.

I wonder if Google is now wilfully on the path to kill the email. It must cost them much, and probably doesnt bring much options of direct monetization, so screw it, eh?
I assume this data collection law does not onlu apply to phone operating systems, but any such service that collects data and could hide disabling it in multiple places.
What If Cells Kept Receipts of Their Gene Expression?
> What if instead of throwing them away I give all my clothes to oxfam is fast fashion still a problem?

Yes – if they're not durable, they end up in the trash and if they're made with high-pollution materials which break down into a bunch of plastic fibers they're inherently more polluting and non-repurposable than things made using natural materials. When you donate clothes, only the best portion ends up staying in-country and a lot of it is shipped to Africa where a large amount of it ends up in landfills — this story includes a video of the 60 foot mountain looming over a poor neighborhood in Accra:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-12/fast-fashion-turning-...

https://www.textilemountainfilm.com/
The situation implies that the person selling the rabbits as pets would attempt to rehome them or care for them as pets.

There's a difference between being technically correct, and being moral. While the language used is technically correct for the situation, omitting the information about where the rabbits end up is immoral.

Clearly OP understands that if the whole truth was told, they wouldn't be getting a free source of rabbit meat...
Kudos to the free remittance feature, genuine social good there. Wishing y’all success!
There's a distinction, you can't transfer a dollar in a bank account by sending text messages. You could instruct your bank to transfer; but the actual irreversible _movement_ happens out of band.

You _can_ transfer a cryptocurrency by sending its private key on an encrypted messaging app.

What happens if someone makes a mixer that operates over Signal messages? This is not a bad-faith argument: The entire CoinJoin protocol used to operate over IRC; before they developed their own communications system for increased efficiency.
Demos are down, if anyone from the project is here.
2030: "Amazon Studios plans lighthearted show of Echo recordings"
This gets said out of context too often but I suspect this is actually unconstitutional. Demanding a private company silence someone is right up against that line and very likely over it.
I don't find it difficult.
The Summer of NIMBY in Silicon Valley's Poshest Town
Nothing says "inclusive" like targeting customers based on their ethnicity
The sad state of our government is that I don’t care if this does anything I’m just glad something passed. That is tragic.
Archived: https://archive.ph/EFkEM
Looking at the number of conference t-shirts I have, that number is plausible.
Last time I was in a supermarket (Tesco near blackpool) I saw a sign for "5 items or fewer". I don't remember seeing an "or less" sign for a long time.
https://archive.ph/YgmfB