skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We use to have a review panel where techers would discipline other teachers.

They got to the point they were simply moving bad teachers around from school to school so our government had to pass laws to rebuild the entire corrupt process.

https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/s02007

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/the-current-for-june-7-2...

This nurse murdered a number of patients. her union protected her and hid her misconduct. Instead of being fired, back door deals were made to transfer her from hospital to hospital.

it was easier, firing her would create union problems and so the hospitals agreed to "go with the flow" and allow her to continue killing.
To be clear: are you suggesting the article is demonizing a specific demographic?

The article says:

> Note that bullying appears to be related to power differentials more than to gender, meaning that the reason why perpetrators are overwhelmingly male is because men disproportionally occupy powerful academic positions.

This seems to be about as demonizing of a demographic as saying “with great power comes great responsibility.” Tenured professors may not have mutant superpowers, but they do have tenured superpowers, and some of them abuse these superpowers. In my personal experience, there is no evidence to suggest that the perpetrators are especially correlated with any particular demographic other than being people who are able to do the specific problematic things they do. The perpetrators who abuse those they advise [0] are people who advise other people. There is no shortage of examples of cis, straight, white, able, male, etc people in academia harassing others who are every bit as cis, straight, etc as they are. There are, of course, also examples of males with power harassing females with less power and many other combinations.

And there are many, many examples of people harassing other people in ways that were seen as normal and even expected in an earlier era. Some of the perpetrators here genuinely do not realize that they’re doing anything wrong, and some of the victims may also not feel that they are being wronged. There are huge gray areas here! One thing that society could do a lot better is to realize that many of these perpetrators are not bad people, that they should not be vilified or canceled, but that they should learn to do better in the future.

So, while I’m sure there is a whole host of problematic and maybe even “woke” literature that is over-the-top on demonizing a demographic, I don’t think this article is it.

[0] “Advise” here is a term of art. There are academic advisors and research advisors who have very specific powers over those they advise that, in general, are only vaguely related to the common meaning of giving advice.
Seems like you're not the first to find that!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32631017
1700 dollars per day, minimum 5 days
Instead of peace propaganda, Ukrainians create memes about bombings. And not just any Ukrainians, this is posted by official Defence intelligence of Ukraine. How people will judge this in future ? IDK, but I think Ukrainians shooting yourself in the foot.
Has anyone tried the Open Source alternative OpenBB Terminal (formerly known as GameStonk Terminal)?

https://github.com/OpenBB-finance/OpenBBTerminal
I've seen a couple of the cheap pen tests by a few German companies.
The whole thing looked like a 1-2 days of work and the person doing it was doing the basic stuff, but definitely conducted by a knowledgeable person and when problems were found reasonable suggestions were offered in the report. The apps were standard - frontend in Angular, backend in Spring Boot on Tomcat.

basic DoS, XSS, SQLi, token abuse, open ports with not up to date services, generic vulnerability scanner, basic password brute forcing
> It is odd you wrote what you did because how many times has the US government ever have to intervene in a corporation due to mob involvement?

https://people.howstuffworks.com/10-businesses-supposedly-co...

https://www.mentalfloss.com/article/65365/7-businesses-you-p...

https://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/behind-real-estates-...
For me it is the awareness of your thoughts basically. I had no clue how to do it until I watched the awesome headspace series on Netflix: https://www.headspace.com/netflix

They visualize the concepts really nicely. Check it out if you have no clue what meditation is about.
Simple. Don't say either way.

How often do we see "learn to code" as a solution to jobs that have gone away for whatever reason? Over the past ~15 years I've seen it almost everywhere as literally the only advertised option for people whose profession has vanished.

All I am saying is I wish as much was invested into other re-training options as we've seen put into learn to code programmes.
The pros and cons of energy efficiency?
It's always interesting (for me) to learn of lost lands- from before humans were around, too, but especially those mentioned in human stories. There are many of these [1]- some of which are the subject of fascinating and informative documentaries, such as this one about Doggerland [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lost_lands?wprov=sfla1

[2]
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DECwfQQqRzo
Prison to lawyer happens though.
What is it that people hate about Rust syntax beyond the terrible lifetime syntax? Seems pretty reasonable to me.
Overview of the Association Between Alcohol Use and Aggression and Violence [pdf]
Just move on to Linux Mint like the rest of us :)
There may be a claim against the Fair, though that depends on the auction rules. (I’d be stunned if they permit day-of withdrawal.)

As for the cops, they got a warrant [1]. (It’s unclear if they had the right to return the property to the presumptive legal owner.)

[1] https://dig.abclocal.go.com/kgo/PDF/2022-08-31-Complaint.pdf page 9
Feint - Mirror signal

IC3PEAK - Зеркало (Mirror)

Feint - Stairway to Heaven (You Are Slaves)

FACE - Коттон (Cotton)

The Russian Futurists - Let's Get Ready To Crumble

Scarcity of Tanks (band)
Almost all RCTs involving depression throw a bunch of people diagnosed with "depression", but suffering a variety of conditions, all given that label, in a tank together. The treatment may help a few, harm others, and have no effect on the rest, and the treatment is then labeled "ineffective".

RCTs depend for validity absolutely upon precise, accurate diagnosis for validity. Bad diagnostics => meaningless results. RCTs are not magic. They can be as wrong as anything stupidly performed.

RCTs around depression are worse than most.
OTP is a programming library/paradigm that doesn't work without the ability to create extremely lightweight threads, which is what the BEAM provides.
I think you're reading too much into it. It's just a cool application of changing clothes in videos.

Nobody presented it as changing the fashion industry. It's generating new outfits in a video, and that's super cool.

I don't think anybody's moving too fast or missing fundamentals here, at least not yet. This is all brand-new, so people are just having a fun time exploring.
Nothing better than claiming the perks of "being a utility provider" while bearing none of the burdens lol

If CF didn't offer free DDoS protection - ironically, whilst providing cover & protection to the greatest # of DDoS-4-hire websites on the clear-web - they would have nothing else to offer that would be considered best-in-class

But yeah, they're the preeminent force in ensuring free speech on the internet lol
> Sounds a lot like cognitive bias to me. It's ultimately a placebo if you still need to put the work in.

Say without drugs 20% of the depressed population gets better, and with drugs 80% of them. Why would you call this 'placebo' (which is an entirely different topic), and from this word deduce that it is bad? Nonsense.
I'm confused, why would you think he travelled alone? He says who he went with, and then uses "we" throughout the article.
Is this linked to gun cotton in anyway?
> For me she's gonna be a woman with blue air, for someone younger it will be a bald black woman

Weird that you spend more time complaining about her skin color than her hair.

> Try doing that with Sherlock Holmes and see what happens.

Shit yeah, sign me up.

> What would happen if a Chinese company made a movie where Martin Luther King is an Albanian immigrant who came to Italy with the Vlora ship in 1991 to become a supporter of immigrants rights and got killed by a mobster in a fight over a pool game?

They might well do that. But it’s different when it’s a real person than an imaginary fairy. And also when you change his appearance versus when you change what he stands for.
Indeed. In related news, student loan borrowers are now enjoying a "final" deferral of repayment until end of the year, or so we read.
Lol for real? You think Ukrainians are the ones history is going to judge for this?
Rust's seems pretty good. I've been doing some Rust/C interop and it works very smoothly
radwagon 4. i added a few of the accessories, then added a few milk crates. i bought one of those reusable freezable igloo blocks, and place that in a light weight cooler. i carry home ice cream and milk and other cold stuff. it serves my needs, and that's about as much as i could ask

https://www.radpowerbikes.com/collections/electric-cargo-uti...
Interesting perspective on the white collar part of Amazon. But given that Amazon is the second largest employer in the world and the vast majority of those jobs are blue collar, I don't think this is exactly what the article is mainly referring to?
Yes, good suggestion, I recently started with this. Hope some Enterprise users will be interested.
I wonder what could’ve compelled him to remain in isolation, being the last remaining individual of his culture. Why not join another tribe? Why not attempt to seek out civilization?

Perhaps if the outreach organizations could’ve gotten to him after the first massacre, he wouldn’t have been habituated to the idea that all outsiders were out to kill him.
Be honest, this whole post could be summed up as "damn I hope the good times could continue for us and I don't want more competition".
This is an agenda.
I do believe there was a game which had an easter egg based on this. While the game controls were keyboard-based, it detected the erratic mouse moves to display something like "Don't whack your table!".
> The initial SpaceX Falcon rocket was entirely privately funded, at a total cost of of ~$100 million.

And just to put things in perspective: SLS (not Orion, just SLS) is projected to cost a total of $30 Billion

The shuttle cost $1.5BN/launch and SLS, forty years later? Over $2BN/launch.

Absolute insanity.
What a coincidence! Last week, I wrote the following:

"Had an idea I’ve been stewing on for a few days now… a decentralized (not tied to any one company) Amazon Prime. As a user, you would pay a yearly fee and get free shipping from all the participating eComs. As a partnering eCom, you get more repeat customers."

I can see this being a product (or a feature) you can offer down the road.
He lost half of his Spetnaz regiments during the first week, and 80 to 90% of the para (that means close to half are dead or incapacitated).

It would be like France loosing half its marsouins and chasseurs alpins, and 80% of the legion in a week. A disaster.

And the worse is that Ukrainian migs are still flying over occupied territory. That's unforgivable. It's the proof that the fox3 capabilities they were boasting about are in fact shit. Now they lost Thales for their optics and avionics, so that might be an explanation on why their engagement range for air to air combat seems limited, but this is a bad look.
> Stating that white heterosexual men are at the intersection of privilege is quite different from "mandatorily demonizing white men in everything they publish." That is quite the chip on your shoulder, I think.

It's very much a racist statement in my book. Of course, that's the core of the intersectional ideology, a racist ideology. The first and most important divider when it comes to classes is wealth. Identity politics as practiced by intersectionalists served the elite well.

If one pushes that obnoxious and absurd intersectional logic to its paroxysm, then one can deem people from jewish origin "at the intersection of privilege". Sounds antisemitic? Indeed, because that whole ideology is indeed racist at its core, under pretense of "social justice".
God, that was a rambling article. Overwrought prose that really doesn't strike at the real issue: The e-bike is a hack to avoid regulations. If you don't have a mechanism to power the bicycle with a human, then it is a scooter/moped and would require taxes, registration, and so on.

Furthermore, with motor and battery tech as good as it is, it would be nice to take the concept of e-bike (get places efficiently with a small vehicle that keeps me from sweating) and move it one step up: Some kind of vehicle with sun protection, perhaps some stability (add a wheel or two) , even a windscreen! But now, that's a "car" and that needs to weigh 3500 lbs and withstand and F-15 crashing into it at Mach 1.5.

Cities that want to court a more European, renewable, Gen-z WFH mindset should be building controlled infrastructure for such styles of transit.
The imagined memory of you dancing with peter brings a huge grin to my face. Thanks for this.

Fuck (and cure) cancer.
Pretty similar to the story of Rungholt[1], which is clearly no longer myth, but fact, with lots of remnants being found.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rungholt
there maybe an option, its really not accessable with its high price of around $25,000 a year ,compared to gorilalterminal.com around $17 a month tho its not as powerful as bloomberg terminal it really gets you covered in all ways, most individual investors invest in equities, this is specifically made with equity research in mind
> were careless and a wild animal killed the goat, theyd not of unconditionally committed a crime

Yes. Same way if I sell a car and then a tree falls on it, I didn’t commit fraud. But if I sell it and then refuse to deliver, the cops can execute a search-and-seizure warrant. Intent matters.
i hope you’re trolling

do you see how with the framing your proposing it’s extremely difficult to reason? might even be impossible.
there is always an inherent bit of arrogance anytime someone reworks the works of the original creator, so i'm still not sure what you're distinction is. just by attempting to update/modify the story signals you think your version is better. arrogance.
I like that you are talking about market economies because capitalistic market economies are a wash. Some of them do well, others extremely poorly, see Russia.

The spirit of the free market is not a market without regulations that lets existing power structures entrench themselves, yet capitalism is all about entrenching the power of capital and forcing the rest of society to obey. It would be more appropriate to call the market we need a liberated markets by that I mean liberated from special interests, monopolies and other forms of market distorting powers that take wealth without creating new wealth.
And yet, Amazon continues to be a highly ranked employer [1] consistently.

Last I checked, these employees don't _have_ to work for Amazon.

[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/06/amazon-is-the-no-1-company-t...
I’m consistently surprised by how effective the “scientism” push has been at muddying the waters, and places like HN show it most readily. I have more than several friends who are smart, highly educated individuals, working in tech or tech adjacent jobs, who are absolutely convinced that the scientific community is all blowing this “climate change” out of control and that it’s really a symptom of some deeper problem with academia. It’s incredibly effective too, because academia is certainly not perfect.
This is exactly why anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medications are prescribed - to help people realise what an "undepressed" state of mind feels like. Even with "talk" therapies, like Cognitive Therapy (that have proven to be as effective as anti-depressants, and actually better than it in the long term), psychiatrists still prefer to combine it and start treatment with such medications as it really helps you to understand how different you think and feel when you are not depressed.

Please note that if you are depressed it is better to start with well researched medications like anti-depressants (whose working are still not fully understood) than psychedelics. To be safe, consider shock therapy or psychedelics only as a last resort, after you have exhausted both anti-depressants and Cognitive Therapy under a good therapist and are really desperate.
I guess Germany thought that Obama and even Trump were joking when they both warned them about their dependence on Russian oil and gas. Now Germany is scrambling to save themselves for the winter as Russia turns off the gas.

Looks like Germany is going to learn the hard way and Trump seems to have the last laugh.
Finally, data goggles:

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Data_goggles/Legends
It's funny watching the same neckbeards who complain about DRM in their over-the-top RGB LED Windows laptop but line up around the corner for DRM in their saltine-cracker Prius if it means they still get to drive without paying attention to the lines on the road.

How did you get from "...the PC should be a general purpose computing machine that executes arbitrary commands given to it by an operator" to "I really want a car that tells me when I need to count backwards from 10?" Like seriously, no wonder why traffic was so much better when you all WFH.
One proposed solution is to get rid of Sunshine laws. Make legislative votes secret again, and legislators are harder to hold to account. Cuts both ways, but it might have an outsized effect on moneyed interests' ability to buy their way.
Not sure how the author wrote an entire article on pre-rendered backgrounds in gaming without once mentioning Baldur's Gate / Infinity Engine games, of which the developers largely pioneered this with DirectDraw API.
Georgism is fundamentally flawed, and really has no benefits. This critique (https://orionsarm.com/fm_store/Critique%20of%20Georgism.htm) goes over some of the key problems with it.

The idea that "housing can be either affordable or an investment but not both" is also incorrect.

There is nothing wrong with having profitable housing investments, and that doesn't make it un-affordable, just the same as any other good or service does not become un-affordable just because it is profitable to provide.

As a general principle, something being profitable is a signal that said thing is necessary, and decreasing said profitability will only result in resources being diverted away from providing it. If you think housing is expensive now, you will be very unhappy with how expensive it will get once you make it unattractive to provide it.

The fact of the matter is that the high cost of housing has one primary cause, and it is not due to high profit margins. Indeed the high profit margins are a symptom of the cause.

The cause is a lack of strong property rights that enable property owners to do what they will with their property without anyone else, including the state, being able to tell them "No".

That's it.

It is very simple.

Everywhere you go in the world, you will see that in places where property owners have strong rights to do what they like with their properties, a competitive market forms and prices are subsequently reduced through that competition. You need only compare San Francisco to Tokyo to see this in action.

It is the urge of people like you, who wish to expropriate property owners of their property, either in full by taking their property away from them, or in part by imposing taxes on said property or restrictions on said property and its use, that cause high prices.

And it's inevitable that those high prices arise, after all those things are costs and property owners, investors and society in general will always bear those costs.

If you truly want affordable housing, then you need only do one thing... Nothing.

Tell property owners "We will not tax you, we will not restrict what you can do with your property in any way", and then act according to that.

Alternatively you can keep going on this well trodden path that for millennia has continued to cause the same problems it claims to want to stop.
> How people will judge this in future ?

Probably quite favorably. There appears to be broad support for Ukrainians across the entire political spectrum in the western world. I can’t think of any other recent issues that have united the western world so completely.

What kind of judgement did you have in mind?
Everything on the Internet is fake. For all I know, all user reviews are negative because they are mad at diversity and all professional reviewers are positive because are paid for by Amazon.

Reading reviews just biases taste anyway. My plan is to watch the series, recommend it to my friends if I like it, and continue ignoring everything written on the Internet.
Ask HN: Twitter results not showing up in DDG
Noticed today that search results of twitter pages are not displayed in duckduckgo, even if twitter is included in search term. Is it a glitch or a change?

Ex:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=codinghorror+twitter&ia=web

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=office365+twitter&ia=web
This article barely seems to use critical theory (do you mean critical race theory? the article is barely about race. the article falls solidly into Wikipedia’s definition of “critical theory” simply on the basis of its overall topic.)

For better or for worse, “intersectionality” here seems to mean primarily acknowledging that more than one independent variable exists that may affect privilege or ability to be easily harassed and that the effects of these different variables are nontrivial. I do think the article could have been slightly clearer by avoiding uses of the word “intersectional” and its derivatives, but the article actually seems pretty good at explaining what it means.
Regarding the Apple headset, I'll only believe it's real when Apple officially announces it — it's been bouncing around the rumour mills as "6-12 months away" for at least half a decade, with whatever specs sounded good that year.

(Also, I remember the initial rumours for the iPad; everyone I saw was saying it would run normal Mac OS X).
RCTs are not magic. They are not always strong evidence, and not always any sort of evidence. The details always matter.
I've replied below on various other comments asking similar, but for easier use, I'll repeat here:

> how you find clients

Word of mouth & referrals from existing clients

> what software stacks you work with

Next.js

React-Query

Prisma

Tailwind CSS

Kubernetes

PostgreSQL

Caddy
My unpopular opinion is that you only forget what you have not learned and that you only learn what you do.
The vast majority studies only to pass exams. So your situation is pretty normal.
> At a certain point they will just deny Dubai was created

That reminds me of a (reportedly fake) quote attributed to Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum:

“My grandfather rode a camel, my father rode a camel, I ride a Mercedes, my son rides a Land Rover, and my grandson is going to ride a Land Rover, but my great-grandson is going to have to ride a camel again.”
That's why I'm jaded that IVONA TTS, a world-class product from my hometown founded by graduates of my alma mater, was acquired by a company with culture like this.

I guess someone else would acquire them regardless, but Amazon seems the worst outcome.
You are right. I was focused on the bubble that persons with good tech careers live in— they almost never come across the resentful 33% in their lives.

By the way, those “resentful 33%,” in their own way, are not wrong. I saw a YouTube of what a young woman did when home from college. She sat in a cramped enclosed office, 20 feet off the ground with a narrow 18” (450mm) shelf with three crappy looking PC’s. She was plowing about 100 acres of farmland, riding in this combine. If farming can be automated to this degree, of course manufacturing can.