skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Better than that - talk to people at companies that work on things that you find interesting. Catch them at conferences, go for a drink with them, ask them what opportunities there are. They’re likely not listed on the careers site. I’m happy with the jobs I’ve had and they were never listed on a careers site.
> 7,360-GPU cluster would be capable of about 100 .. petaflops

How is an A100 worth "only" 17 tera-flops?

There are multiple home gpus and even mobile chips rated at tera-flops.
And the A100 really is a gigantic chip.

I realize all about bandwidth, and full vs half precision, and inflated marketing vs actual benchmark.

But can a 10-node-iphone-cluster really match an A100 for pure flops?!
Good recruiters. They are out there.
Dwarf Fortress, but with Durin and Moria
Historically I think the tk UI lib has been considered the always available UI library in “batteries included” python.

You’re getting the permissions error as by default pip installs system-wide, for local stuff use the local option or a virtualenv.
I like the idea of stashing tabs for later. But doesn't saving to bookmarks remove the History of the tab in the process?

That's what I think we need is a way to save the whole session of the tab. Not just the last page. Or maybe a way to graph multidimensional browsing history.
Love it, I would 1000% buy this. I see so many awesome mechanical keyboards but it's rare to see one that looks great _and_ comes in an ISO layout!

Will it be possible to pick switches, or will it be hotswap to change them later? This says linear, but I'd much prefer tactile.

I'd echo the other comments about the rotary encoder looking fragile too.
What's the rotary encoder for?
No citations this morning but I can help narrow it down: the claim (which has backing but isn't universally accepted) is that Omega-6 fatty acids are just unhealthy, there's no amount of them we should be eating.

Omega-3 is crucial to health, and the very middle-mainstream of nutritional science talks about Omega-3/6 ratios, the more extreme claim is that the ideal ratio is infinity: while there's some amount of Omega-6 we can digest without health consequences, there's no advantage to doing so relative to consuming none at all.
Sorry for the cache, the live version would just redirect to a premium article about Juan Soto with no way of getting to the requisted article. Extremely confusing and agressive “marketing” strategy.
From a HN thread 6-years ago where @cperciva wrote:

> Some things fall into the category of "we can't change this overnight because we have users, but it will be changing in the future".

I get and appreciate what’s said above. But, 6-years also seems like a long time for FreeBSD to not address some of these things.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11318788
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#/media/File%...
It should be like that in the EU (https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/de/MEMO_1...)

2.1 Why does the proposed Regulation cap interchange fees at 0.2% and 0.3% for debit and credit card transactions respectively?

The 0.2% and 0.3% caps were proposed by schemes (Visa Europe, MasterCard, Groupement des Cartes Bancaires2) in competition proceedings and appear practical as providing legal certainty while not threatening the viability of these schemes. These levels are based on an estimate of the fee at which a merchant would be indifferent between being paid by card or in cash. The figures have been developed using data from the central banks of Belgium, the Netherlands and Sweden on the cost of payment instruments.

However in practice, fees are still 3%-5% for merchants. No idea why.
The headline is editorialised by the HN uploader.

I have no input if their research is true or what an overall mortality reduction is. It's beside the issue here.
I’m curious if you worry about Airtable incorporating your add on into their core offering? I feel that’s always my worry about building on top of someone else’s platform.
Response from Pine64: https://www.pine64.org/2022/08/18/a-response-to-martijns-blo...
What you want is not what "bookmarks" are.

You're asking for a combination of bookmarks+start page+history. You can have all of those things, and it's probably not too difficult to build an extension which provides the cohesive system.

The data is already in your browser. The challenge will be deciding exactly what you want and what the UI should be.
I use and love pinboard.in
It takes pretending to be someone you're not from 'a prank' to 'fraud', and as such is actually valuable
That's because I vouched for them. Your comment was still immediately dead. Contact the admins to resolve that for the future.
BoA customized cash rewards and premium rewards with the 75% bonus by having $100k at BoA/ML. And Costco citi visa for fuel and appliances (due to extra 2 years on warranty).
Wow we have a completely different definition of "hobby" - this goes way beyond the work of a mere hobbyist! It looks fantastic, I'd definitely be interested and I'm sure I'm not the only one here or around the mechanical keyboard community.
I've used Disroot in the past! (Also Autistici/Inventati, etc). A few reasons:
- You are relying on the creators to run it fairly and not change their principles [0]. For us, it is impossible to not run it fairly because code, once deployed, is permanent.
- Paying only for the compute used makes much more sense than paying a fixed fee every month. Imagine this:

You move into a flat and the landlord gives you 2 options:
A: Pay only for the electricity you use
B: Pay a fixed fee and use as much electricity as you'd like

I would pick A. Not only is it more fair, but it also reduces overconsumption ("Leaving the lights on because I need to fully utilize the $200 I paid"). Isn't that what we need?

[0]: see https://raccoon.ebin.city/guides/privacytoolsio-nordvpn.html which was shared on HN recently

Edit: Move [0] down into permalink
But they will left me with a bad taste in the mouth.

Somebody is taking a dump of something I cherish, with no care for its beauty and with money as a priority. It feels like somebody broke my trust or some social contract and walked away with the benefits and little consequences.

It may sound stupid, and it's definitely irrational since it's just a movie, but sometimes after I see this kind of action, I experience it as a personal insult for some weird reasons.
Julia 1.8
What's the optimal length for a 2FA code?
So how do you suggest you deal with a loud neighbour? Apparently, pleading to them politely is not something you consider a valid option.
I’d say it very much depends on how you define “interesting”.

For some “interesting” means working with specific technologies. For others — working in different capacities (e.g. project managememnt when before you was IC, or dab into product design when before you was an engineer, etc.) or environments (e.g. corporate, startup, gov, etc.). For yet others it’s about working on technical solutions to social/polititcal issues. And there are many more definitions you can think of. Also, different defintions can be adopted by the same person at different times. There’s also a question of deep passion vs novelty seeking.

Anyway, what I’m trying to say is that you probably won’t find anything until you understand what you’re looking for. Once yo know it probably won’t be too difficult to find it if it actually exists.

The usual places to look for work will be a good source of your top of the funnel so to say. It won’t be difficult to filter it out when you know the thing you’re looking for.
In the approach. Programs, whether the actual instruction set, the ux, the workspace they implement, what have you, are not essential to programming.

They're the output of model building, in so far that with model precise enough, you get tooling to create programs for you. Hence the program can't be the fundamental building block, the essence of computing.

We are limited in expressing our ideas in the language the computer speak when tooling doesn't help with higher abstractions, and this happens layers after layers after layers, from microcode all the way to bpel.

But the essence of using a tool is not using the tool, it's achieving the goal the tool was built for, using the tool is, at best, incidental to the tool not being automated enough.
One of the concerns I have about calling customers come from my previous experience with it: once they get contact details to a technical person, they will contact that person for every single problem they have. Do this with enough customers, and you will barely get any real work done. Not to mention that I'm not great at juggling lots of threads of conversation – that's part of the reason why I'm not in customer-facing roles, so I'm bound to drop some.

What has your experience with that been like? Or do you know how to avoid it?
Anyone here remember the 1990 video game?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J.R.R._Tolkien%27s_The_Lord_of...
Looks nice. I would not call this "ultra low profile". That isn't really possible with mechanical switches. Even with mechanical switches, there are alternatives that are thinner, like the keytron/keychron line. The k1 would be the perfect keyboard for me, if it actually worked reliably.

Like someone else said, it's not easy to gauge the size of this one from the graphics on the landing page.
If each RIR is limited to one /3, they can hand out 2^45 /48’s or over 8,000 entire IPV4 worth of addresses that can than be each subnetted 2^16 times and each subnet support billions upon billions of hosts. And if we reserved a private address space at another single /3 like 10.0.0.0 is for IPV4 each one of those billions of hosts could have 2^45 addresses behind them as well. Even if there were 15 billion humans and 15 billion businesses and government entities and so on, a single /3 could provide enough /48s with over a billion of addresses to spare with everyone getting their own /48. IPV6 has no lack of addresses.

Allowing for hosts to use a full /64 allow for additional features such as an “address TOTP” like this[0]. I will concede that they implemented this with just a /80.

[0]: https://github.com/aidansteele/ipv6-ghost-ship
Not all PoW mining were created equal, monero for instance uses a pow algorithm that was designed to be resistant to ASIC mining.
Beautiful, but it’ll be a pain to find contract manufacturers willing to do that keycap design. From the render I can already count 8 different injection molds required, which doesn’t sound feasible for a low-volume production run. You'd either have to price it very aggressively or be advised by your manufacturers during DFM to use standard low-profile keycaps instead.

For folks curious about keyboard manufacturing, Jesse from Keyboardio wrote an entire crash course on it with his Model 01 Kickstarter updates: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/keyboardio/the-model-01...
I don't. Even in average non-that-evil workplaces the main motivator of those holding the hierarchies is paying off their mortgage. Your creativity, ethics, motivation, experience, skill set are irrelevant - if you're on their way for pay off their mortgage, you're out of the carousel. Occasionally I drop CV to some matching openings and make a video call from pure inertia. Shutdown of Stack Exchange careers noticeably lowered the quality of openings in my pipeline.
It must be said, that just because an IP management company would like to sell the rights to make some movies does not mean any studio is interested in buying them or funding such a title.

Microsoft spent years "exploring" a Halo film.

(It must be said, I think a studio might bite on a Gandalf film, but I doubt there's enough in any of the others.)
"Our famous director delved deep into the ideas embodied in a mysterious wizard trope and reinvented them in a way easier to immerse in for modern audiences." Or something like that; don't let a couple nerd fans dictate some minutia of how to make films that earn actual monies, which we know much better! And we don't need read no books when there's extensive visual material already available!
It's important to remember that if this were the 80s, a well-informed consumer would say the same thing about margarine vs. butter.

Turns out we were tragically wrong about that, causing tens, perhaps hundreds, of millions to suffer in old age and die prematurely.

So if I saw some mild evidence, like most nutrition scientists retiring, that the industry has reformed, that would be one thing.

As it is? I think they're lying, from Doing My Own Research™, but your mileage may vary. The important part is that you'd be a fool to trust the industry consensus with your own health.
Agreed. Why is that though?
Doesn’t that mean hearing the song from another source will still break the hdd ?
Wow, did dang really change the title AND the url of this post? Didn't know that was possible!! This post was pointing to mitre.org, now it points to Raymond Chen's blog...
I can't wait to see the corpse of Tolkein's IP bastardised by more "modern" content.

I miss being 10 and watching LoTR for the first time, I genuinely don't think I could work up the interest to watch another piece of entertainment released after the disappointment and insanely high levels of bloom-filter in The Hobbit. Amazon's upcoming show does away with the Elvish languages, and the established appearance of the universe.
That's a standard compact Mac layout, so muscle memory will work fine for Mac users. Maybe Fn is elsewhere for the PC one, but I detect a tiny bias in the website.

Whilst I always used a full keyboard with a PC, for the reasons you give, the Mac has practically all of those things mapped to cursors + meta keys so your hands don't need to move from the normal typing position. I now see the extended bit of the full keyboard as dead space that makes me reach further to get to mouse/trackpad. But as you say, everyone is different.
>pain of childbirth

Are you being purposefully obtuse? The pain of giving birth is the least damaging long term effect of getting pregnant.
Human meaningful names are useful when used in configuration files and the like, because otherwise you have no way to recognize what host is being referenced, and to easily communicate with others about it. I would maybe prefer the term “human-recognizable names” for that reason.
In this paper, CHD is used as an abbreviation for coronary heart disease, not congenital heart defects.
> You can change industries, etc.. but those are personal choices.

Yes, I looked around see older colleagues in NYC spending 5/7 days working and traveling to and from work just to get 2/7 days to live and decided pretty quickly it was not for me. It is okay in your 20s beside you can work and then party and work and party, but if your goal is to raise kids then that 2 hours on a train commute per day is soul crushing.
Well...

Novels tend to be written one person. They get written at that person's pace. Sometimes authors stop for years, then return to books. A lot of them have tons of uncompleted chapters, scenes and such sloshing around.

Films are a group effort. They're produced by a company. They hire people, set schedules. All that results in different strengths and weaknesses. Thematic consistency or artistic integrity tend to be strengths of the solo artist. Hence the difference in quality between novel and film story quality.

Also, a lot fewer films get made. That means there are a lot fewer people who get to try, and the chances of exceptional quality goes down.
Careful, you are gatekeeping!!!

An inclusive and safe community should celebrate the Marvel-ification of the LotR universe ;-)
> Always ask to see code and talk to engineers about what their days look like. I believe there are very few legitimate reasons they won't show you their code, but more likely if they're refusing, it's because they're hiding something. When talking to an engineer, ask them how their code goes from idea to production and have it explained in detail.

In an ideal world it makes sense to have a look at the code and understand how the company works from a holistic standpoint. However in reality I doubt that many companies would allow that to happen at interview stage…
So you're saying it's well within realm of the lore for the immortal angel sent by the all-powerful diety to take the form of a young, fit hollywood celebrity and kick the face of orcs as part of a three part imax trilogy? Actually, and I don't want to annoy too many people, but with this context, I think they should go all out and make Gandalf team up with other angels in the form of butt kicking women, a fantasy charlies angels, where Charlie is the diety. I doubt angels in that lore have gender anyway.
I was thinking, for a city of 800k inhabitants, it's not that bad. But then I lived in Bordeaux which has 250k inhabitants and public transport was so amazing. I basically don't take public transport in SF anymore because I find it too dangerous, whereas I never once took a taxi or drove in Bordeaux (in 2 years there).
Imagine a 7-part retelling of the original trilogy, entirely from the perspective of Bill Ferny’s pony.
Seconded!

This approach has worked for me several times over the years.

It takes time and patience. The companies you target aren't always hiring the roles you want. I've been lucky a few times, with opportunities arising just as I've been laid off, but part of that is the groundwork. I keep looking at them even when happy and secure, and tweak my skills in the right directions.

This can also work for other factors, like nice offices or short commutes. I also keep my eye on the jobs board at a company with a landmark HQ nearby.
The reason I think that matters is that I had originally read the blog post, but I thought it was interesting on its own that there's an actual CVE published!!
"The Adventures of Young Gandalf"
I have always wondered how does one go about restricting user actions based on which pricing plan they have selected? Do they have to code it manually or is there a SaaS / library that does the job?
In Firefox you can right click and select show controls.
This shows you the controls for the 17s video that is being looped and you can seek and pause at will.
Glad you like it! Working on the bugs today
I think this will be the way towards general intelligence, multiple decentralized 'brains' working together. For example, you may have something that processes vision, something that does task planning, something that does motion planning, something that processes audio, etc.

One day we will bring these parts together into single systems, but for now it's much easier to train and test these independent 'brains' until we figure out a proper architecture. There are quite a few different things we need to answer, for example, can motion planning and motions be de-coupled? Can vision detection be de-coupled from object classification? Can hearing be de-coupled from vocalization?
https://protonstatus.com
"Embracer’s operative group Asmodee Group is already one of the most successful licensees of The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit..."

That's about the level of cleverness I had hiding my villains' names when I was playing D&D in 5th grade. I feel disrespected.
You can pre-order the book on Amazon. It’s like a PETA selling furs to support their anti-fur campaign.
Silicon Valley is wrong about the future of transportation
You'd be surprised.

One of the best things about books is that it triggers the imagination, every reader imagines a slightly different version of the characters and settings.

Once a visual portrayal exists, it's quite difficult to not 'see' that character in your imagination as that version, be it Daniel Radcliffe, Ian McKellan, Sean Astin, or whoever.

Not that it "destroys" it as such, but it does affect/influence it.
Good, I say.

Being raised knowing in your soul that your generation was chosen to be permanently infantilized by a decaying nanny state is an excellent recipe for a revolutionary cohort.

Which NZ is likely to need.
As an owner of a reptile this study has another angle for me. The insects tested are all classic reptile food and aside from some creatures being illegal to import or breed the production and selling of edible insects for animals seems pretty unregulated. Every producer claims their bugs are all parasite free so seeing ~80% actually do have parasites is alarming.
I think there's one real thing that's important to decide first which is "What would make this interesting for you and what defines useful for you?" The most useful things in the world are often absurdly boring. Vanta is a great example of tremendously useful company that strikes me as being nearly paint dryingly boring. I'd focus on that first, and once you move from a generic mindset to some specific subset of things, I bet you'll find something.

For what it's worth, I really struggled so I ended up deciding to start something with some friends, and that has really succeeded for finding something interesting. There's no better way to have an interesting job than to make one doing something you find interesting, and hopefully useful.

(https://www.apolloagriculture.com/ which may or may not be interesting to you.)
https://tefter.io
It also supports teams and shortcuts (url aliases).
Looks really cool, I will probably buy one when they're available.
> Whoa. The response to this blog posting seems to be extremely polarized.

Well, duuuuh.

I kinda get the argument. Nobody wants to spend time maintaining the tools they use to make other stuff, but the tools written in Python by Python developers are likely written that way to be useful, maintainable and in a language they're productive in. Immediate time is an important expense when you're writing tools.

You talk about sunk costs, but sinking time into becoming as proficient in (eg) Rust as Python seems ridiculous. Especially for smaller tools.

And why are we picking on Python? Javascript toolchains eat themselves every 18 months. Yeah Python versions upgrade but we're going to pretend that Node doesn't?

If you don't want a fight, don't pick one. Let developers use their own expertise and experience to decide what they use.
>What documentation is needed

A receipt from the library - this is standard practice from the organizaiton when they get a donation

>I also think the donation deduction is valid if you waive the standard deduction so you'd have to donate $12K+ in order to get a tax savings

Donating a hundred books (even at a "face value" of $50) isn't going to get you over the threshold, but combined with other donations during the year, it may (or may not) be helpful
your argument is "if smoking should be allowed, then everything should be allowed", so yes
And if you min/max in that way, you're likely going to be introducing some other problem (perhaps one that takes a long time to recognize) into your complex biological system which is accustomed to having a variety of inputs.

Granted, for non-plant protein, small/young sardines are probably the best. Not only do you get fish oil, but you get load of calcium which is difficult to get elsewhere unless you consume a lot of dairy.

Beef and eggs are trickier, because their downsides tend to be related to how they are produced/raised. Also there's the animals in captivity factor which does not scale well (or humanely).

Pumpkin seeds are an amazing source of protein (and some other minerals which we don't normally get much of). Dried, I think they taste horrible. But roasted with a little seasoning, they are quite nice. And they can be added to other dishes to give extra texture.

Chickpeas are good. Peas are good. Cashews and peanuts are good.

And if you consume a variety of vegetables, you can get the complete assortment of amino acids (so usable protein).

There is virtually no way someone could get fat from eating the foods I have listed. If they do, then they have some other underlying health issue or a gut biome that's way out of whack (which most of ours are pretty far out).