skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
that's absolutely your right. But don't try to force what works for on everyone, or confuse your desire for what the market overall will do.

There will be plenty of remote work but the articles about death of in office are exaggerated. In a recent informal poll of a top VC startup CEOs (via a private mailing list) many were bragging about how they went back to the office and the benefits they are seeing as a result. However, this is an unpopular opinion you won't see on twitter.

Finally, if someone can hire you in the middle of nowhere they can also hire folks in South America which is a huge engineering demographic and currently underpaid. Same timezone. They can also more easily hire people in different timezones like India or Eastern Europe. Because of that, I do expect over time salaries of in person to diverge from salaries of remote work.

Remote work may still be a great value prop for people like you, but as I said don't pretend everyone is moving to remote work or expect the same benefits as those living in major urban hubs and showing up for work in person.
It might be better not to speculate online but come on - this isn’t an in person group where you can see there’s a person waiting in the wings to answer questions.

If my blunt speculation motivated you to give the answer you did then it kinda worked, did it not? Of course that point is moot if you would have taken the time to answer the OP’s question.

And I wasn’t that far off anyways, just wrong on the timing in a persons life. From your answer apparently the motivation for infosec comes from an early need to obfuscate online identity from parents/family because of non-traditional sexuality. Is that humiliating for a person or is it trying to avoid feelings of humiliation that discovery would bring up in a parent. Does it really matter?
I didn't notice any deliberation on the goals of the project and whether there is any benefit at all to creating a typed recipe model, whether it's a simple one that only covers some cases or a complicated one that tries to cover all of them.

If the goal is to publish the recipe on a website for humans to see, you just need the raw blob of text.

If the goal is to calculate calories, you can drop anything that isn't edible, focus on ingredients with a standard unit of measure, and notify the user if the recipe contains ingredients for which the calorie contribution couldn't be determined.

If the goal is automated production, all of this is likely irrelevant.

Etc...

If your goal is to cram types into things to make them cool, unsurprisingly this goal does not give you a basis to make design decisions.
Why would CDBC cost less if it is an improvement in value over the previous systems of credit cards, checks, and cash?

Because it will be *truly* computer automated and operate 24/7/365 without middlemen processors charging outlandish fees that are hidden from the consumer.
We're in a thread about social networks, so the content is still provided for free by users while the host company tries to monetize. You can't be making the point that providing content for free wasn't sustainable...
Miami beach is a better place to look at. There's no chance it doesn't go below sea level at some point this century and there's no way we could build walls around it yet people are still paying millions for homes on the island.
If you are getting paid 5x then your healthcare costs aren’t nearly going to approach anything close to that amount.

As a percentage relative to healthcare maybe (say $10 generic drugs instead of $2) but if you are getting $100k more a year who cares ?
Creating words from the symbols of periodic elements
Look I made a thing which allows you to see how much of a given string can be made from periodic element symbols. It's rare to find a full name that works, but they are out there. It was a fun little programming challenge using recursion.
Did you just commit edge case poisoning?
Exactly. The advice doesn't quite scale. I find the better approach is: if this feels like a question that the wider team would benefit from seeing and contributing to, post it in a public channel. If not, then message it privately. Use your own discretion.

At some point you should trust your team to be adults, and to make the best choice for the situation.
It's probably mining crypto when idle.
They are not hoarding anything people need (like food or clothing).
They are not even hoarding anything people don't need (like gold or diamonds).
The "money" (they don't hoard cash either) they accumulate is _investment_ which translates into _power_ to change the world.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power:_A_New_Social_Analysis
World on brink of five disastrous climate tipping points, study finds
> Imagine not wanting to move near your new job because your monthly property tax bill would double.

Imagine having to move because your monthly property tax doubled.

Our property taxes are assessed every three years, and the price of my home has gone up significantly in the four years since I bought it. These are unrealized gains; my income has not gone up a penny. But, when the assessment is made, my property taxes will skyrocket.
I am not a real scientist, but I really want this kind of content to be eternal, especially when somebody has linked your work in his one.

One thing is to edit some typos and another thing is causing the situation which JS community has observed when Lefpad's author decided to remove his work because of some emotional reasons, causing some obstructions to all the JS community.
I'm typing my code very often for static analysers.
The third point is plain old corruption, so there's no reason for anybody to be surprised that the second point is incompetence.
Yep. I would find it incredibly distracting to have to wade through piles and piles of discussions about things that I trust other team members to handle, just to search for something that's actually relevant to something I should be involved in.
> Private firms shouldn't be in the business of evaluating the harm they cause to society

Private firms have been evaluating the harm they cause since tobacco. They need to know precisely what they need to cover up under the guise of discovering societal dangers for social good.
Yowsah. I’m so grateful that I’m not required to use Teams frequently.
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I wish you luck in your investments, & encourage you to hire an accountant!
Remember that once upon a time, there were options outside of Javascript for high interactivity, most prominently Flash. At the time there was no need for Javascript to be more complex. So harkening back to a "golden age" when Javascript was simple is only telling half of the story.
You are oncall on your team's services. No matter how old those are. The frequency depends on your team size, and the level of tickets/incidents depend on the quality of the codebase. I have seen everything from one high sev ticket every 2,3 months to constant paging (3am, etc...)
> slowed its hiring amid rumors of potential layoffs

From a Silicon Valley veteran: if you work there and read this, and you don't already have your resume circulating, it's too late. You want to be out there before all the other Meta employees.
Are you a 100,000 employee company?
Does Teams have a docker image that you can run with cpu/memory limit?
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Thanks for the feedback! The only reason I made it use those links was because the original links were so long and didn’t look that good in the terminal, I’ll add an option to show original links
I'm sick of armchair climatologists like yourself. It's amazing people who have just read maybe a book or two and some youtube videos think they know better than an entire scientific community full of people doing this full-time for their entire adult lives. Get your ego checked.
Private firms and businesses are run by people. What you're essentially saying is that people should not care about how their actions harm society as long as it makes them a profit.

"If society didn't want me to kill all of those people why didn't they stop me?" is not really a good look. Abdicating all of your personal responsibility to "society" is just an excuse to be a sociopath.
Academia is a series of bubbles. It very much depends on which school you went to.

The selection process in schools stratifies intelligence levels between institutions moreso then the corporate world.

It also depends on country. For example in china the education system relies heavily on quantitative results similar to an IQ test. In the US there's more leeway for bias, opinion and affirmative action. Thus, if you're in academia in china the people who surround you are much much more stratified then academia in the US.

Where you went to school illustrates your bubble. Were you in the top bubble or mid bubble or bottom bubble. Saying you're in academia further emphasizes my point.
typically not addictive.

Anyone who takes them runs the risk of being addicted to the experience hence the abuse of these drugs in the first place.

It may not be the same kind of addiction but they still go back time and time again.

Furthermore various mental issues can come from them so even if you don't get addicted you can still be harmed.

Its a useless past-time thats dangerous and is less fun than other mediums of entertainment.

Rather than reduce yourself to an incoherent mess for a while you can spend the money doing basically anything else for a better time.

Hang out with friends, travel somewhere in you state or country, play some video games, anything else is better.

Its a useless risk that should be banned, other than medical use, to protect society.
In great majority of countries there are no jurors, just judges.
You’d wager that people rarely allow their cats outside intentionally?

I imagine you’d lose that bet.

Indoor/outdoor cats have been common everywhere I have lived.

My next door neighbor’s cat, Mr. Freckles, almost completely wiped out our chipmunk colony and I still find dead birds he has killed every few weeks.

I live in a small neighborhood of 43 homes and there are 6 cats that I know of that spend the majority of their time outside.

I wish I lived where you live where it was less common.
Each one hes been characterized as both of the things you've listed, because with 8 billion people on the planet you can find many people who have any opinion you'd like.

Empires invading other countries is a bad thing, period. You seem to be implying hypocrisy when the actual difference between the two is perspective. For the invasion of Iraq, the dominant US/western media sold it to the American public as a good thing. For the invasion of Ukraine, the Russian media sells it to the Russian public as a good thing. Two decades later, a majority of Americans have woken up with a hangover and are able to finally say "golly gee maybe those wars and subsequent occupations weren't such a great idea". Two decades from now, Russians will do the same. Probably sooner, with the way their war is going.

And please spare us the utter disingenuous bullshit trying to create ambiguity about the techniques the Russian army is using. The only reason Russia might not have torture "chambers" is because they raze entire cities before they arrive. So they torture in ruins.

As an American, I've been strongly anti-US-empire my whole adult life. Intellectually, I understood the stories from my family who escaped the Soviets in the aftermath of WWII and came to the US, but didn't particularly identify as I saw the US economic empire as the presently inescapable power structure. Seeing horrific destruction Russia has done to Ukraine, in 2022, under some regressive nonsense of Make Russia Great Again has completely upended my perspective. Nobody wants to live (die) under Russian née Soviet totalitarianism.
I'm not so sure about that one, despite clearly being in the company of people who feel attacked, I'm not the one attacking people here. I'm commenting on code practices, and baffled at other people's rage about the compiler demanding that you don't have unused variables, but I haven't attacked anyone.
I would disagree with your disagreement and instead argue that the UX is indeed horrible.

SAP is very inconsistent across different views. It's not about learning a different concept, but memorizing each little detail.

On some forms you need to press <enter> to get to the next one. Sometimes it's clicking a button. Another time it's <F3>.

You can become a pro in SAP UIs, of course. But it's tedious and your knowledge applies nowhere else.
and another few years...
I've used both Foobar and MusicBee (on Windows) and personally I prefer MusicBee's interface. It works well with my library of 21k files - not sure how it performs with libraries much larger.

https://getmusicbee.com/
US lawmakers warn Apple on using Chinese group’s chips in new iPhone
>While I don't know what their value and impact was

Seems like that's an important piece of information to have before passing judgement on the decision, I think.
I would say the opposite: shanghai citizens into serving as cops, prosecutors, judges, bailiffs, etc., so that there is some hope that they might influence the process instead of just being another material that the professionals process (like defendants).
Diesel fuel has gone up a lot more than $0.09 per gallon in the last year or two. It's close to doubled in fact, maybe more in some areas.

Yes in competitive markets you'd expect the pricess of commodity services to be close to the same. There isn't much differentiation other than price for something like trash removal. People will naturally choose the cheapest option. So all the services will cut their prices to the point where they will making their minimal acceptable profit.

Of course it's possible that the trash services are colluding to maintain higher prices. That's illegal, but it probably happens especially in something like trash removal where there's a history of corruption and the people involved all know or are related to each other.
The comments. The idea of someone doing things really well triggers tons of insecurities.

"Until that guy burns out and crashes."

"Are they abusing drugs?"

"Bob is doing things without really understanding what he’s doing"

"Bob is working far beyond what he’s billing"

"To me, this sounds like the “smart guy” who if left unchecked will leave a trail of destruction."
You completely failed to respond to any of my points about anything substantive except quarreling about how great a video game Civilization is using subjective opinions.

> Sid Meier's Civilization is considered one of the most influential computer games in history

An extremely subjective list with hundreds of viable candidates for it. What does "one of" even mean here?

> a critical and commercial success

Which, alongside "one of the most influential computer games in history", are all literally completely irrelevant to the topic at hand, which is "does it have educational value".

> a pedagogical boon to humanity

Citation needed. I've never heard anyone call Civ anything like this, let alone anyone who is a professional educator.

> The statements you make only reveal your utter ignorance to the subject at hand, as even the most cursory of web searches will squarely establish these facts

Incredible arrogance, the old trope "look it up for yourself", and blatantly false. You know what my very first result is for searching "most inflential video games of all time" on Google is? A list of ten games[1] that doesn't have Civ at all. My next result[2] puts it at position 73. Then another list of five games[3] without it.

The very fact that you consider these subjective opinions, which are literally the opposite of facts to be "facts" proves that you have no idea what you're talking about, nor the most basic understanding of logic. (the fact that you don't know what search engine bubbling is doesn't help either)

> Video games are almost bigger than TV, movies, and radio combined.

Which is, again, completely irrelevant, because (1) you're ranking those by some consumer metric, not educational value, and (2) every one of those are entertainment fields. Which is more important: video games, or the study of physics or history itself? (this is a rhetorical question, and again, regardless of the truth of these claims, they simply do not matter to the discussion)

If you seriously think that video games are at all comparable in educational value to actual education, then you better provide some extremely convincing evidence, because it's pretty clearly false at first glance.

To sum up: aside from the small part of your comment that is objectively false, this entire thing is purely subjective opinion with absolutely no substantiation whatsoever, in addition to being utterly irrelevant to the rest of the thread. Please make points that are actually related to the subject at hand.

[1] https://www.hongkiat.com/blog/greatest-video-games/

[2] https://www.animationcareerreview.com/articles/top-100-most-...

[3] https://www.digitaltrends.com/gaming/most-influential-video-...
If private firms are only beholden to the profits of their shareholders (i.e., the way modern capitalism is mostly structured), I agree with you and I think that's what we're seeing here: Facebook dissolving this team because they believe the costs (to them) outweigh the benefits (to them). That being said, I think this entire structure is arguable: why are private firms only beholden to shareholders when they're built on the back of public resources: infrastructure, education, talent, laws, knowledge, etc.
It should all be banned by Visa and Mastercard like they do with porn platorms and forced to use cryptocurrencies. Then eveyone and thei neighbour is going to associate online gambling with crypto ponzi schemes and North Korean ransomware.
You are right, but for a different reason than you think:

Whenever there's a lawsuit against Meta, the plaintiff can do discovery and demand all this stuff. So the only defense is not to have it.

"Meta top management was made aware of all these harms, but did nothing about them." -- that's not what their lawyers want to hear.
Just file your TPS report. It's not like anyone reads them, anyway.
And the alternative to an ERP in an manufacturing environment is what exactly, in your opinion?
The thing I've found about working with React (and the web frameworks like Vue and Svelte), is that once you embrace a component-centered model, it makes virtually all web development easier, even relatively simple projects.

There certainly is a decent subset of web development work where HTML/CSS/JS is still reasonable and viable, but it tends to be less complex, and low-code/no-code tools like Wix or Retool are quickly taking over that space.
> For a LONG time bodybuilding touted the 6 meals a day to lose weight strategy.

Pretty sure it's to gain weight. So you're all day eating.

To drop in weight, it's better to eat lowcarb,keto,carnivore. Fat/protein is makes you more full and eat less.
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How One Man Lost $1M to a Crypto ‘Super Scam’ Called Pig Butchering
I may have been mistaken about that, then. I thought it had been more or less mocked and false-flagged out of use by now but I guess not.
I never got on with Winamp and switched to foobar2000 after getting hold of a fairly early release (pre-v0.3) sometime in 2002. It's been my mainstay audio player ever since.
I remember that! He was so fastidious. God, what an incredible portrayal. I remember this coming through clearly in The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, too.
> so the guy who was President for the last 8 years leading up to the crash must be blameless.

That's not the argument being made. The argument being made is that actions under a president outlast the president and have to be considered as part of their legacy. Bush isn't blameless but that also doesn't mean Clinton gets off Scot-free.

The argument is about how attribution to current events doesn't solely lie upon the current acting head of state.
How is "too late" when there haven't been any layoffs? Are you claiming there's a mass exodus ongoing from Meta right now?
Golf is really the key here, much nicer to play a few rounds of golf with Dietmar in his Club than think too hard about ERP processes.
Ah yes, prototyping. The stage of coding where one has lots of snippets of code meant for trying things out quickly. Definitely a context full of long chains of dependent variables.
It's only relatively recent that you could write vanilla HTML/CSS/JS & have it work. There were inconsistencies across browsers and browser versions. Frameworks like Jquery came about to paper over those inconsistencies.

It's similar for CSS with the added twist that it's a fair amount of work to get something non-hideous. Much better to start with something reasonably good looking and tweak from there.
You can tell how outdated that quote is and it's a shame because so much has changed.

You don't need to submit anything any more, they can steal everything they want behind your back.
Of course! So long as they don’t affect business objectives.
A feature that Winamp has had since September 2005...

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They also don't use Access to store Windows Update catalog. I don't see anything wild here, appropriate tools for different jobs.
If you agree to hike in a group, become the pace setter in front, and don't let the slower people in the group take a good rest after you rest to let them catch up you look like and ARE functionally an asshole. All it takes is a little self-awareness to treat group hiking as a group activity instead of an activity where you get to as fast as you possibly can go.

This article is a dumpsterfire