skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1. Movie trailers - rarely, but "yes" in principle

2. Movie reviews - basically "no"

3. Food Vloggers - "no"

4. Cooking tutorials - "no"

5. Technical tutorials - "yes"

6. Tech product reviews / teardowns / etc. - "yes"

7. Tool reviews - "yes"

8. Fishing related content - "yes"

9. Interviews (for example, the Lex Fridman ones) - "yes"

10. Adventures with Purpose videos - "yes"

11. EEVBlog - "yes"

12. Firefighting videos - "yes"

13. World news / generic commentary - "rarely"

All of that said, probably 80% of the time I'm on Youtube, I'm there to listen to music.
Ask HN: Does TopTal Work as a Freelancer?
I’m in the process of interviewing with TopTal and have passed the initial test however I’m getting some red flags with their process. The largest being they have a take home assignment which should take between 24 and 48 hours to complete! Oh and they don’t pay you your hourly rate to complete it either.

The only person I’ve been able to talk to was unable to tell me if my expected rate of USD$300/hr is realistic, all they said is you set your own rate.

So Ask HN, do you have experience freelancing with TopTal? What’s your hourly rate?

Edit: I’m Devops/SRE, but interested to hear from everyone
The distinguished idea is used fairly regularly, however unless executed extremely well, it doesn't take long to have it get out of hand.

A perfect example of this was back in the mid-00's in the US military. Often we would get emails with the subject:

HOT [Subject]

Which over the years turned into something like:

*HOT*TIME SENSITIVE** [Subject]

I can't even imagine what it's evolved into now.
More surprised they didn't use 75 feet.
I remember this when it came out the first time :-)
Full-time designers gotta justify their jobs somehow.
While that is nice, I see no reason to require that. Some people just don't care about that feature.
Hi, I have similar calculations, but Germany has a simpler model installing 800 W solar system without any paperwork for one electricity meter. Produced but not consumed electricity is not paid for. However it covers most use cases. It worked sooo well for my colleague, that he illegally installed second 800 W system on second phase (we have here mostly 3 phase systems in Germany). I am waiting for autumn/winter to get my system cheaper off season. The savings come in second year with regular prices and in third year with current insane prices.
> Due to IP reasons, this can't ship as code, so we need to ship binaries. How do you do that?

I build on an distro with an old enough glibc following this table: https://gist.github.com/wagenet/35adca1a032cec2999d47b6c40aa... (right now rockylinux:8 which is equivalent to centos:8 and good enough for debian stable and anything more recent than that ; last year I was still on centos:7), use dlopen as much as possible instead of "normal" linking and then it works on the more recent ones without issues.
Status quo is not ideal and I don't trust the government to do what is necessary to alleviate the situation.

Let's see if innovation, driven by greed, can change it.
I was offered a few employee discounts by front line associate because of using an email address with a company name. I declined but found it awkward to explain the details.
So they are tech-literate enough to use a smartphone, and apps for it, and they are tech-literate enough to type in their Signal password reminder in a hidden text field (and probably also passwords on dozens of web pages because password/keychain apps are "hard") but typing in e.g. an anonymized "user token" to add a buddy would be too "tech" for them? I refuse to believe a word of what you're saying.
My Daughter’s Boundaries Are Preventing Us from Having a Relationship
> The apps you download will now need your explicit permission to send notifications, rather than being allowed to send notifications by default.

Hallelujah!
I learnt (40 years ago) that all the gold in the world made into a cube would fit under the Eiffel Tower.
I think the en-passant rule is a bit more clever than you're giving it credit for. At the root of en-passant is that a pawn moving into the space the opposing pawn "skipped" allows you to take it, but only if done immediately.

So we're playing this version, down to just two kings, I roll a 4 and move from E6 to E2. If you're at G3, and you roll at least a two, you can move over to E3 and capture me en-passant. Or at least that's my understanding of the rule. You moved into a square my king was occupying in the turn[s] immediately following mine.
man it's always a trip to see how much of a jerk torvalds could be, even if exasperation is warranted in this context (i have no idea), by god, this is not how you build consensus or a high functioning team
> Please use wine for more than a few months before commenting on how good it is.

I’ve used it for several years, and even to play Sims 2 from time to time, and while I’ve had issues the experience only gets better over time. It’s gotten to the point where I can confidently install any game on my Steam library and expect it to run. And be right most of the time.
Have you checked out MidJourney? Makes Craiyon look like crayons :P
I was thinking exactly about this comment, or a variant of this comment.

I do agree, but the thing here is that, we are now in a setting where individualism has been able to replace every single person. In an atomized society everyone is replaceable.

I'll give you an example which is very real, in Japan you can rent a person, say you want affection of a father(because your real father was emotionally absent), and brother etc. You can experience them. Although in the west, it is not done due to many reasons, but it makes sense to have these paid services where a person who is a complete stranger can pretend to be your father or brother.

The rest of the professions are meant for hire anyway.

I think the only relationship which seems to be unconditional love is between mother and sons, because women obviously like their children more.

What I meant by men are not needed, is that men are not needed for protection(the state protects you with Police, and Armed forces), for finance(no need for husband's salary or dad's inheritance dangled like a carrot in front of you) when you can find a job through education, the law protects you legally in many ways, the society now is pro-women than it ever was and that's a good thing.

Men are not explicitly needed by women anymore because the system set up civilization now makes men being implicit supporters and protectors of women. And it's completely good, because they are no longer in the shackles of men wanting to be protected. They can be themselves and choose men they feel like it.

Maybe this is the harsh truth many men don't want to acknowledge or feel uneasy when they look at the facts and figures and these articles blindly say men need to somehow figure out to be not lonely and single. What if I'm a shy person or a depressed person or a lazy person or simply an ugly person? Some attributes are immutable and they become a part of one's personality and outlook and from this point, it makes sense why people recommend therapy to cope with the idea that you need to accept who you but still put out the best parts of you and hopefully those best part guide you to become a more rounded person, even if you don't end up being a well rounded person, you will find yourself surrounded by people who accept you and at least that will make you feel well rounded.
I'm surprised your bluetooth headphones don't just cut out when you do that. My experience is blutooth has a range of like 30 feet and that quickly diminishes when you introduce walls into the equation.
Imagine how angry Nintendo is going to be when they realize Linux has mainline support for their platform and is therefore directly competing with their console.
> browser-only and some being node-only.

Browser, node (OS-level), or serverless worker, these are all fundamentally different roles and need different API requirements. Node and serverless don't have a DOM. Serverless can't have unfettered access to the host OS. Node should be as capable as any host language (Python, Ruby, C, etc.) with an API equally powerful. The browser obviously needs a more limited sandbox.

There is a parallel universe out there, where Sun had success with Java in the browser, the JVM evolved to better support distribution and HTTP standards as well as replaced the need for WASM. And we all lived in a happy world with Java on the server and Java in the browser and everything is cross-platform and Just Works(tm). Cats and dogs also live together in harmony in this world. We had big dreams in the '90s.
Was surprised by the same. Does USGS measure in metric??
If you have a better way to justify prices than supply and demand curves intersecting in markets where there is no barrier to entry or other manipulation, I would be interested to know.

Corollary would be, if you earn income, how are you justifying your price(s)?
I feel we've had this conversation before. IIRC this is where we left off:

E-mail as a complement should work fine and supported in all contact lists. It wouldn't change a thing wrt what you're describing.
Setup a pi-hole: https://pi-hole.net/

Although doing that for just one domain is overkill.
>The first approach is a lot of work, and suffers from breakages from time to time

Are there any distros that treat their public APIs as an unbreakable contract with developers like what MS does?
In graphics, dual quaternions are used in skinning, but rarely for orientation and translation.
https://archive.ph/RxUu5
> since the fridge compressors from the 1940's and 1950's era were very efficient

This statement is very suspect without a citation, because since the 1970s, new refrigerator energy consumption has dropped 3x while volume has doubled [1]. As far as I can tell, fridge efficiency data from before then isn't available, but it's highly unlikely that compressors were more efficient even further back in time.

Some of the improvement in efficiency is undoubtedly much better insulation and seals, but the compressors have definitely become more efficient, which is also why refrigerators are so much more quiet today than they used to be.

1. https://www.energy.gov/articles/proof-pudding-how-refrigerat...
I was also getting at the possibility of a SLAPP countersuit. I don't know where you are but your state might support them. In California there is the California Anti-SLAPP Project which you could look up.
The real question to me is if intelligent life exists.

If you look at the history of earth, there have been several filters that very nearly wiped out intelligent life.

Further, we needed a few extinction events just to have a world where our intelligent life could reach the point of developing science. We wouldn't, for example, have been able to thrive in the Jurassic period. There were simply far too many predators to keep us from doing anything more than hiding in caves and trees.

Then if you look at the evolution of humanity, we very nearly went extinct a couple of times. We were estimated to have been whittled down to 10000 citizens at one point. [1]

Evolution, it seems, doesn't necessarily select for intelligence. It selects for better killers and better hiders. Being smarter than the predators doesn't immediately grant enough benefit. If it did, we'd probably not be the only intelligent species to ever exist.

[1] https://www.npr.org/sections/krulwich/2012/10/22/163397584/h...
"DT_HASH is not part of the ABI" is like saying "DNS is not part of the Internet".
Scans security vulnerabilities in third party dependencies, packages, libraries inside your iOS build/test env built on top of AWS EC2 Macs.
> Something like /etc/resolv.conf is part of the user-visible API on Linux; if you change that, you're going to break applications.

Apps were not supposed to open /etc/resolv.conf by themselves. If they did, they are broken. Just because the file is available, transparently, doesn't mean it is not a part of the internal implementation.

Even golang runtime checks nsswitch for known, good configuration before using resolv.conf instead of thunking to glibc.
So unpaid leave. Not super rare to take some of that in Europe, though quite often there are some limitations like max 3-6 month sabbatical every five years.
$*.final.02.FINAL.docx

vibes for sure.
Happy Nixon Shock Day
which is very very very common (squatch and stretch)
Wouldn't a stack machine also present difficulties for branch prediction and out of order execution techniques?

I have no proof of this and I am not a processor designer. Just a hunch that this kind of analysis would be harder to perform on a stack oriented program flow.
Hover pulled the same stunt on me. After bargaining the price went from 150 to 90 usd.

Would not trust Hover after that. They will just as likely to make you pay as any other registrar.

Edit: btw, Hover also has your phone number, so if you don’t reply to your email in time they could just as easily send you an sms.
Of course they don’t do that, and rather wait it out so you have to pay.
Real question for people who use it, do you like it?

I have an old OnePlus that need to be changed but I look at that sad yellow-ish absurdly rounded UI with bland icons and I just want to postpone my purchase until the Android design team wants a bonus and rediscovers colours and shapes and change everything once again.

(I'll admit that I'm someone who frequently launches the wrong app because nowadays the icons are all round and blue)
Glibc is GNU/Linux though and cannot be avoided when distributing packages to end users. If you want to interact with the userspace to do things get users, groups, netgroups, or DNS queries you have to use glibc functions or your users will hit weird edge cases like being able to resolve hosts in cURL but not your app.

Now, do I think it would make total sense for syscall wrappers and NSS to be split into their own libs (or dbus interfaces maybe) with stable ABIs to enable other libc's, absolutely! But we're not really there. This is something the BSD's got absolutely right.
I was at a phone repair shop and a guy came in saying he got hacked because when he did "something" a new thing popped up that was different from the one he wanted.

Turned out he just upgraded Android to the next version and when swiping down the top bar all the icons were completely different (I imagine it's Android 12?). Can't wait for him to upgrade to 13 or 14 and see what else they can uselessly rework
That's been the biggest step back for me. I have plenty of wire length on my headphones, never felt like I couldn't turn my head or was in any way hindered. Having to keep them charged up and buy replacement batteries every few years seems a lot more annoying.
What would this list contain? You don't have a signal username. If you did you'd have to claim it somehow (degenerates to email or phone verification). It's not that simple.

Using phone numbers allows signal to plug into the existing state of the world and leverage it to upgrade the security of messaging for everyone who uses it. The one compromise is that it treats phone number as a short identifier (importantly, not cryptographic, it uses real crypto for that).

If you don't use phone numbers, your product would look more like Keybase. You have to somehow facilitate key exchange between people in a way that's actually usable. Otherwise all your security benefits go out the window because nobody uses your product. Signal understands this nuance perfectly which is why they're a successful product.
Is it not possible to use an Authenticator app for Signal, given their privacy setup?
Yet another "open" model that isn't open. We shall see if they actually do release to the public. We keep seeing promises from various orgs but it never pans out.
Finally, the feature I've been most looking forward to is finally here:

- A shortcut to turn on the flashlight

(The "Quick Tap" gesture can now turn on/off the flashlight)

And this concludes all the features I was looking forward to in Android 13.

Thankfully 3-button navigation is still here. The day they remove it is the day I stop using Android.
Imo no matter how great Android is, Samsung ruins it with their awful bloatware. There seem to be no way of removing them either.
Does tru.id work for people using apple’s private relay service or just a VPN in general? If keeping those off is a requirement, I don’t see how this is a significant improvement over existing solutions since some people prefer to not share all their web traffic with TMobile. Webauthn with Face ID on iOS and the equivalent for android seems more compelling.
> Abandonware could become a relic of the past!

That would eat into some business models though, like Nintendo's quadruple-dipping with its virtual consoles
No idea, but it has been common since forever, and of course you miss the advantages of dynamic linking (the ability to update libraries separately) which is the whole point.
I am looking forward to shared photo librairies in iOS.
Also, the super duper locked down security mode looks nice.
For safety, yes. For performance, no. Cheap Chinese inverters can create all sorts of nasty effects on the local distribution segment, but IMO performance requirements should be up to local distribution utilities when they allow the interconnect, not a matter of national concern.
Of course it will given enough time.
If I don't use Signal, then I'm not going to keep a list of my friends' Signal usernames on my phone.

If I subsequently sign-up for Signal, then I have no way to discover which of them use Signal - short of contacting them via some other method and asking for their Signal username, if any.

By making the Signal username the same as the user's phone number, I actually DO have a list of Signal 'usernames' on my phone already. As soon as I sign-up, I can send my list of friends' phone numbers to Signal and they can tell me which of those people have Signal accounts.
No doubt this existed before the media. Think of when you were a kid, and your parents were always making you pick up your things, saying people would trip on them. But you knew how dumb they were, because nobody ever actually tripped on your things...what you didn't realize is that was largely because your parents made you pick them up.
Broken on Mac ;)
California County to Consider Ban on Rodeo Events, Gear
I think it's both the individual personality as well as growing up in an online world. I'm not an expert but I'm thinking it has the power to actively rewire a person's brain. If in your entire lifespan so far you do not know any better than for everything to be available always and instantly, that creates an entirely different creature.
Nintendo is still a multi-billion dollar company, they can afford to sue him and burn through his time and money even when they know they're wrong.
Hey look, the centralized nature of Signal has come back to bite it. Who could ever have predicted?

Edit to try and make this less snarky and more productive:
In n number of threads regarding Matrix, and the Matrix vs Signal controversy[0][1], the point is that Signal took a single, simple approach and tried to proclaim it was necessary because it allows them to be agile and responsive and integrate new features or security standards and not be weighted down. However, they jumped in and married themselves to a centralized service to do that, and have just essentially ignored that the centralized service may have faults. Whereas Matrix, while slower to evolve, is setup to be far more resilient to a single point of failure.

[0] https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/

[1] https://matrix.org/blog/2020/01/02/on-privacy-versus-freedom
Justice delayed is justice denied.
Linux tutorials. Conspiracy videos (Max Igan, Icke, Tsarion, etc). UFO videos. Movie trailers. Tech products unboxing and reviews. Low level kernel debugging videos.
thats PATRIARCHY, real and rude. some intellectuals will think that patriarchy has arised from top-down institutions, but a bottomup approach is more realistic: a lot of angry, rebellious young men with nothing to lose were appeased by constituted power for minimal social order (marry,reproduce so you will be less rebellious).

with the progress of society certain appeasments were no longer possible, and certain social conditions either. this is a primal way to share dissens and ask for things, not cool with our society but the appeasment that should be offered should be mental health care to "unradicalize" and some kind societal integration. understand the game to understand the player or you want to tell them to bootstrap themselves?
Flatpak is basically Docker for linux, there are layers and everything. What you're saying should be possible if you make a AppImage/Flatpak out of the Steam Runtime+Proton(if needed)+Game, it should run anywhere with the right drivers.
No, the black ball is a technology that, once invented, humanity cannot survive. Nuclear weapons have been invented and humanity is surviving. Same with plastics.

A black ball would be like - suppose nuclear weapons ignited the atmosphere. We test the first nuke, it ignites the atmosphere, a global fire storm consumes all breathable oxygen, kills all plants and everyone on the surface and everything else suffocates shortly after. Plastics aren't even close to this level of harm.
To put that into perspective, that’s only enough gold to bathe 3 metric Scrooge McDucks!
By that definition, wouldn't the whole of POSIX simply be an "emulation layer" ;-)
I was honestly massively disappointed with the introduction of Android 12 and its "bubbles" UI; with it came some new pretty animations, and from my experience, the interface was more fluid, but less responsive.

I now run Android with animations completely off because even setting them to .5x duration was too slow.
Prematurely closing a nuclear power plant sounds like the pinnacle of wasteful governance.
My wife got a high-end Android phone for work (she just put the SIM card in her iPhone, which her employer allows). Of course, I couldn't resist playing with it. Besides what you say, I was also surprised how laggy rending of animations, etc. was. I kinda expected that they'd have solved it by now.
Is android mainline happened? Like updating many system services, security things and apps through google play without upgrading OS?
tbf the ability to buy days off isn't exactly rare in Europe either, it's just the number of starting days off is a lot higher.
No? In the “college towns” described, rent is far cheaper than dorm costs.

15 years ago, dorm costs were >$1100/mo, and rent was $550 where I lived, 10 minutes from the university.
Samsung phones have customised UI which is significantly different than what this Android 13 Pixel rollout looks like. You and the OP aren't talking about the same thing.
I suspect many Twilio support reps need access to outgoing SMS, because manually looking over those will be an important component of handling a "someone is using your service for spamming" complaint.
I think they're non-binary.
Are you suggesting that all world views, no matter how ignorant or contradictory, are equally valid?
Road crews been working those hours for outdoor work in the summer in Arizona for at least 20 years, if not longer.
So … like $12,000,000,000,000 of gold?

I'm not sure if that's more or less than I'd expect.
Can you provide a link to this interface?

The log package in stdlib doesn’t let you specify levels, just a Printf unless Iam mistaken, and it is not an interface I believe.
Most of the people who talk about neurolinguistic programming are complete charlatans but I have a strong feeling that David Snyder has his feet on the ground and knows what he's talking about. For instance he made a very reductionist analyst of people perceiving auras that fit my own analysis of that experience.
Been using Hide My Email from Apple’s iCloud and I’ve been really loving it!

Semi permanent fake addresses ending in @icloud.com that forward to my gmail address. Apple is also one of the few companies I’d probably trust to the task.

Wish it was a standalone app rather than buried in the settings menu.