skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Ah I see, because Israel never signed the document they’re a-okay.

Yes, this is how treaties work. Countries that don't sign the treaties aren't subject to them.

> Neither of those things are the same thing as advocating/desiring genocide.

Your defense of Holocaust denial and suicide bombing is quite remarkable.
I wonder if internal estoppel is a thing? Two options

Option A

1) ethicist objects to something

2) management declines the objection

3) whistle blower reveals the declined objection

4) public outcry ensues, stock price falls

5) board members become agitated

6) c-suite wakes up to another gut punch

Option B

1) ethicist raises an objection

2) management acts on the suggestion

3) revenue misses target

4) stock price falls

5) board members become agitated

6) C-Suite wakes up to another gut-punch

Choose.
> I'd like to move the needle here for PL implementors

You read my mind, yes. That's why I said I have AST.

Is your course private? I'm interested.
Operation London Bridge' maps out the 10 days after Queen Elizabeth's death
There are currently over a million open software engineering roles in the United States alone
I use the Kinesis Advantage 2 keyboard and the Logitech Ergo M575 trackball mouse pretty exclusively these days
which team would you rather work on anyway?
Looks like they accidentally hired a high performer.
Obituary: Queen Elizabeth II
People will never accept this theory because it means having more sex is giving us more cancer. Instead they'll say our diet is worse (it isn't) and that we're exposed to worse chemicals (we're not) than 70 years ago. We're definitely having more sex but that's not allowed to be a theory. It's like theorizing that cars are killing flying bug populations-- it's just a non-starter. Come up with something else.
A cat must live the life of a cat, not the life of a doll. And yes, life sometimes is risky, and there is death in life, and there is dirt and half mice. We better learn to deal with it instead to keep running towards an hyperpuritan, hypersensitive society, unable to stand the minimum amount of frustration or to make anybody happy.

To help birds, we plant trees and dense shrubs and wild hedges full of biodiversity and fruits and insects. We build nestboxes. We build ponds and birdbaths. We stop pruning like obsessed. We put seeds in winter. We know that birds and hedgehogs trive in areas full of cats. If they find any minimum refuge, this is unavoidable.

If there are none of that things around, is not cat's fault. Build it. Children need to be exposed to free animals to turn into healthy people.
Indeed. It's just like when people say, "Well, if that's your problem, you need to fix your hiring process." It's amazing how many theories require perfect hiring.
As King Charles III takes the throne, big changes lie ahead for the royal family
Fair enough.. You’re free to believe and say whatever you believe.

That said, while I truly wish you only good things in life, if you ever find yourself not happy with your previous decisions or not happy with your current life setting, I strongly recommend revisiting this comment thread and at least try to start being the type of person that first and foremost looks to disconfirm their biases.

Thanks for your time.
This is also true for security teams and privacy teams and accessibility teams. Yet they are extremely important.
I use a Das Keyboard at home. It has a USB cord, you plug it in and it "just works". Be aware: a good number of their other keyboards come with programmable LED lights that by necessity need special drivers, but the 4 Pro has been great for me.

https://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyboard-4-professional/

For one of my mice I have a Corsair RGP0075. It's got a USB RF dongle and Bluetooth that's also plug and play. however, if you want to disable the led lights on the mouse you need to install their software.
"strange" might be the wrong word.

I mean in the sense that it feels like you're suggesting that "offsetting expenses" makes it better. When it makes it worse. [1]. So in answering the question "is this taxable income" - the answer is "yes". If you wanted to qualify it more it would be more along the lines of "not just tax, there's likely a lot of other expenses incurred as well."

[1] Yes, it's better in the pure sense that there's "less tax", but overall there's more expenses than the tax that was saved.
I like ello (ello.co). I also prefer to use Telegram & dont have FB installed on any of my devices.
It's really not a problem for me. I've worked on probably about 20k LOC of zig. Probably the one time it was an issue was when I wrote some code that wrote zig -- and then it pushed me into realizing that this was a code smell, and a refactoring fixed it.

Compile times of 2-5 minutes can happen in langs that are not rust. You mentioned rust, not me. And anyways the 30s to hn thing is real.
Yep, blockers like:

- should we do this?

- who do we hurt by doing this?

- oh god people are hurting why are we still doing this?
To build an application a framework was always a requirement. Developers either used an existing one or created their own. And I believe it is true for any application development, the code you see in tutorial or courses are not the same in a professional environment.

Same goes for HTML/CSS/JS, in fact, CSS and JS are the answer to the limitation of HTML and static page serving which was the vanilla www. As for your question, I don’t see HTML/CSS/JS going anywhere, they are the building blocks of web development and are written as such.
> The Metaverse bet is dumb

I see it as an attempt to keep propping up the stock value, I don't even think they believe it themselves
Impossible. It is safe and effective.
No, humans contribute an order of magnitude more CO2 emissions than volcanos. And I hate to break it to you, but plants are not a new discovery hitherto unknown to scientists; "global greening" was discovered and quantified by them long before it became popular with cultists determined to believe in the myth that volcanos emit more CO2 than humans.

What is arrogant and disingenuous is to argue that as something is complicated, scientists' models can't possibly hope to compete with your desire to seek out misinformation on the subject
You most likely not one of those who were at the end of her might. You were not the one who suffered when she went on a tour to curtail the independence movements in the colonies, making her one of the biggest PR person for death and destruction.

Or one of the Children that her son raped and who she protected.

And so on and so forth.

One less evil person in the World.
You literally cannot imagine that someone might not care that much about outdoors? And you’re posting on a site mostly frequented by computer people? That’s pretty closed minded.
Being Opinionated for the Sake of Dialectics
A factor in my judgement about whether the people I’ve met who dwarfed me with their intelligence were actually intelligent? Yeah I’d say it’s a factor :).

Is this some kind of nihilistic moral relativism thing you’re playing at here? Otherwise I’m unclear what your point is.

You implied I’ve never been exposed to extremely smart people and couldn’t fathom someone like Bob existing, I think I’ve made it pretty clear that’s a silly argument you made from a bad assumption.
If you don't understand the problem they are solving, you're still very green in the field. Try to implement a basic data bind input field and display the value in the DOM with react vs with just "vanilla js". You'll see the difference right away.
Why does people having different opinion upset you? People claim dogs are also unfavourable. I personally do not like cats but the personality effect is more pronounced among cats because they do not express themselves as much as dogs.

In general I do not like pets or children. If you think they are amazing, great! but know others may not share your opinions.
"...We do not fight for honor, material wealth, or glory, but solely for freedom which no true man gives up but with his life...". The words from 1320 in the Declaration of Arbroath seem as applicable today as they were then. Slava Ukraini!
Anyone who's been at Meta will be able to walk into any high paying job they want. I don't think it's an issue.
It's still an open question how life formed from non-life(look up abiogenesis).

It's also an open question whether it formed on Earth at all or came here from elsewhere.

So there is no answer to your question as yet. Or at least there's no scientific consensus on one.
Fact-checkers respond to Twitter’s new edit feature – Poynter
Byte Magazine: The C Programming Language (1983)
I feel like there has been a great increase in mental health issues: anxiety, depression, etc., especially among youth. I don’t recall these being major issues from when I was a youth in the late 80s and early 90s. I’m told that I’m wrong and people just didn’t talk about it so I wasn’t aware of it. But even amongst close family members and friends it wasn’t a thing. Now, I’ve seen some claim it is the post 9/11 world or social media, but I have to wonder if there is some chemical we are exposed to more that might be causing mental disorders in addition to early onset cancers.
It's not the environmental radiation that's the problem, it's ingested isotopes. See e.g. strontium and leukaemia.
> Even if you grant the idea that a person working at MTurk is just a normal person,

Just want to point out that surveys are not looking for "normal" participants. They need a representative sample which, given human diversity, would include many people who are "abnormal" across a wide array variables.
Im just dumbfounded that they would take a burgeoning technology like VR and set the impossible goal that it would one day supplant the absurd profits of their ad business.

Thats like trying to tag your kid as a Heisman trophy winner as the kid is being birthed. Sure be a proud parent but understand you are delusional.

Facebook is a company with nearly two decades of big tech experience, 40,000+ employees, and unfathomable amounts of capitol/IP/assets. To see them make the same logical leap as a two person startup of fresh-out-of-college optimists.
White House report proposes possible restrictions on proof-of-work crypto mining
Has any one seen teams like this actually work? They seem to mostly exist for PR purposes.
I don't think its particularly healthy to be purring, you are most likely causing damage to your vocal chords. The way cats do it are completely different and it causes their whole body to vibrate. You are better off humming to your cats.
In most of my big league Fortune level gigs you’ll watch plenty of videos eventually about compliance, sexual harassment, phishing, quarterly results, and internal training videos.

You will eventually learn what Peter in “Office Space” refers to it as ‘zoning out’ - you look like you’re watching the video, but you’re only doing just enough to get through the quiz at the end.
That sounds like they have quite a lot of leverage because the acquiring company cannot let the deal fall through... Or they don't have any because they already agreed to stay.
I'm not talking about displaying just numbers. Bars, numbers, animated things with shadows, filters and tweens. All trivial to do in the DOM with CSS while making it from scratch in a canvas (not using any engine) would be extremely cumbersome.

And even if it's just text that's explicitly something you shouldn't do in canvas if you care about performance: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Canvas_API/...

> Avoid text rendering whenever possible.

So then I'm forced to create rendered font glyphs and use tooling for the texture atlas when drawing characters. Again, much easier just overlaying an element and do it in the DOM.
Police officer's commit domestic violence and adultery at a rate far higher than other non-LEO civilians. Some of us who have experienced it first hand may talk about it in jest to help alleviate the anxiety and other problems it has caused.

My aim wasn't to offend anyone. Well unless you're a cop that commits domestic violence. They should probably be offended.

It was a tactless analogy, but a strong analogy nonetheless.
Sometimes that's what you need.

EDIT: I don't know about these specific people or whether the blockers they put in place are justified. However, I've definitely worked with developers who obviously prefer to just write code until something works with little regard to the reliability, efficiency, security, or maintainability of their output. I spent almost all of my time cleaning up messes rather than getting to build anything new myself. It's a terrible experience.
Companies are buying large numbers of carbon offsets that don’t cut emissions
Same with QA. Msft rolled QA and dev into a single role and (IMO) it was a detriment to the dev cycle. It's difficult to switch builder and blocker hats.
Great to know! Thanks!
It really whips the llamas ass
They are bullshit jobs for the overproduced elite who demand high status. Now they are going to find out these are only viable in the bull market.
Gotta love mocking people who were just fired.
It’s not 2006 anymore
The article is extremely illuminating. It aptly illustrates how minority racial politics do not map neatly into the left-right dichotomy defined by white people. If you think about it, Black nationalism was in many respects quite conservative and patriarchal. It was at odds with white conservatism, but it's often the case that different conservative factions don't get along (e.g. evangelical christians and fundamentalism muslims).

I was recently at an event where a historian/community advocate from the Gullah community in Georgia was invited to speak. The audience was expecting a lecture on the evils of slavery. Instead, more than a third of the presentation was about the great "Chief Justice Clarence Thomas." For good measure, the speaker noted at the end how he had been part of George W. Bush's "Pro Life" outreach. The discomfort among the overwhelmingly white and left-leaning audience was palpable. Of course it shouldn't have surprised anyone that a Gullah speaker would share Thomas's social views, or care more that "he's a Gullah like me" than about their respective roles in white politics.

In that vein, what I find remarkable about white peoples' reaction to Clarence Thomas is that they hate him much more for his views that are typical of his community, than for the views where he is atypical. It's his views on abortion, etc.--which are shared by for example half of Black people in Georgia--that trigger invectives like "Uncle Thomas." He doesn't get that kind of hate for his views on small government or economics.
I think there is no way to directly link 'lifestyle choices' and chronic diseases. All we have is intuition like yours.
There is always going to be aggressive push-back from people who will get you on lack of data linking those two.

I agree about 'big pharma marketing.' part spreading misinformation that all these can be 'treated' with drugs that even educated fall for
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32744412
I live in mountains pretty much my whole life and do regular hiking.My advice, you start together, you walk together, you return together. Full stop.
Show HN: A map based Web3 app that launch coffee chat by staking
Let's host a chat by joining coffee chat.
Make sure you are using polygon network.
At least things didn't completely escalate. Tangentially, these exchanges reminded me of "Computers Don't Argue":

https://www.atariarchives.org/bcc2/showpage.php?page=133
The notifications you're referring to are based on team rules that the team establishes for itself and not on Slack data mining - https://teamplify.com/whats-new/4987/smart-daily-standup/
How Single Sign-On Works
Can't the term "Australia" just refer to the place on the globe? Like if someone was telling me what Antarctica looked like 50,000 years ago, I wouldn't tell them that Antarctica didn't exist back then. I'd know what they meant.
Yes, this is an obvious mistake. What you wrote is the right statement.
There are plenty of non-KYC fully decentralized exchanges and platforms.

SideShift.ai for example or Bisq.

Check out https://kycnot.me/
It's affectionately known as a Fuck You stop, and the easiest solution is to put the slowest people up front, instead of writing lengthy blog posts about why it's a noble thing.

https://slowerhiking.com/skills-techniques/the-fu-stop-or-ho...
An Offering for the Dead: A Short Tutorial on Reading Hieroglyphs
Been using it since it was around but it's now too tiny on 4K. I've long migrated to AIMP with a signature "Heavy Metal" equalizer present which I just can't leave.
Mine slowed down for a few months and recently they've been as high as ever
I really despise working with people who behave like this. The main problem is this turns the disucssion into written and asychronous. On a phone call there is so much more nuance, so many more questions that can be asked and so much more information for both parties.

When it's just async written messages, I'm constantly only able to say 1/10th of what's on my mind only for it to be misunderstood by the other person hours later. Sure you can blame it on me for being poor at written communication but I'd argue the other person is always just as bad too. They just think it's the other person and not them.
The VR stuff is interesting. But it still boils down to being some type of video game, which I don't think is going to achieve the kind of adoption and sales to justify itself. We'll see I guess.

FB and the ad sales are still growing internationally for now. So I wouldn't count them out completely yet, but I think you're right to be nervous about hitching your wagon to their star.
Honestly the behavioral lifestyle of modern humans is so far off from what we developed that diet is probably a drop in the bucket relative to many other factors. Consider how much movement a persistent hunter in a tribe still engaging in these practices does compared to the modern human, who sits for 95% of the day. The elders in these tribes look lean and still might engage in hunts. The elders in our tribes frequently can hardly walk or access the second floor of their house without difficulty. We went from a species that has to go out and forage or hunt for resources, into one that basically sits in a cave all day and poof there is a couple thousand calories in front of them that they didn’t have to get; no species operates like this. The things that made us humans and improved our fitness to allow us to survive and colonize the globe, our intelligence and endurance or strength, are no longer being selected for in modern life.

Then consider the arbitrary stress that society puts on us. How you dress should not matter, what you love, how you work, where you work, what you do for fun, etc, but we make people hand wring about it all. We have a cruel society in many ways that stifles unorthodox thought and behavior that doesn't ultimately further someone else's dollar. The daily stress of sitting in traffic or waiting for the bus to finally show up on a hot day definitely triggers stress responses. How about the fact that social media has sapped many peoples attention span? The mind is no longer allowed to be bored or to rest or dwell inwardly if you are constantly using every available second to check a website on your cellphone. You see it in kids an adults everywhere: elevator door shuts and out go the phones along with any chance of serendipitous organic thought that doesn't come from an advertising network.

Experiment with your diet, sure, but don’t neglect the other ills of modern life if you want to be truly heathy in body and mind.
I am glad I came across this post. I was thinking I was going to need to buy some new ones. My right one has a static issue and the left one has a weird clicking.
Perhaps it's my commie block upbringing talking, but as a child I never saw bike paths as necessary to get around.

Sure, I cycled, but for leisure, not transport.
makes sense. i rarely use bluetooth devices, so I had just never looked into this.
Ah yes. Eco box. Then we are safe!
... says an article which attempts to load Javascipt from Facebook, DoubleClick, Amazon and 12 others ... hurrah for NoScript
I agree :-p. If you want to exercise, and are going in a group, you can simple hike forward and backward in the trail, to make sure everyone is doing ok. When hiking in groups, for example with families, we do that, either some adult or a kid with a lot of energy is asked to go forward and then backwards to tell us how we are doing, and they enjoy the explorer role, while at the same time the little kids, or the grandparents in the group are also kept the loop and accompanied the whole way.
So why would India need, or benefit from additional CDBC?

What makes the UPI system work *is* effectively a CBDC. It's not possible to have instant transfer without *something* that functions like a CBDC --- though it may be named something else. The EU calls theirs a "credit transfer scheme" --- same difference.

The word that seems to be confusing people is the word *currency*.

A CBDC will be used by *banks* to benefit consumers but it is not something that consumers will consciously partake of. Consumers won't carry CBDC in their pocket or in a special digital wallet.

One way to look at it is that a CBDC would be used to add the functionality of digital wallet to everyone's existing bank account.
WSJ very well may be propaganda platform but I think of it as a dog-whistle channel from true owners of our society (.01%) to the wannabes (1%). And its good to see whats being signaled there.
I don't know what this team is or did. However, to paraphrase Jeff Goldblum from Jurassic Park, if everyone is preoccupied with building things, who will be the one that stops and thinks whether they should?
Turing completeness is about simulating a Turing machine, not being one.
'blockers' like "have moderation staff speak the language of the country you operate in"? feature velocity is not an inherent good
Similar to this, I recently used https://github.com/websockets/wscat to great success.
I'm not sure if ngrok would work - my understanding was that they only offer public domain names, which point to (a limited amount of) their IP addresses, and which client to route to is distinguished by HTTP Host header (eventually SNI). Which wouldn't be usable in this case, since you're dealing with raw TCP
How Do Japanese Show They Care? By Sending a Telegram
Central bank policy isn't perfect, because human beings aren't perfect. But it's far, far, far better than having no policy at all -- economies used to follow crazy harmful cycles of booms and busts, bank runs, runaway inflation, and so forth. It's easy to take for granted how effective central bank policy is because many of us haven't experienced the lack of it at home in our lifetimes.

The central bank doesn't have a crystal ball to know with certainty where inflation will go. Much of that depends on historical events outside the US that are by definition unknowable -- how will food and energy prices be affected by war in Ukraine, for example?

But central banks are able to plan and then adapt appropriately as circumstances change. And citizens have long voted for effective central bank policy -- economic fears about inflation and recession are reliably the #1 popular concern. If a digital currency can help this, most voters will be very happy with it. After all, for people (like myself) who already make 99% of their purchases with credit cards, they're not giving up much.
> but the cost of housing in Frisco TX and San Diego CA are about the same now.

I do not understand this. Do you mean cost of housing excluding purchase price?

The cheapest 4BR/3BA in or around San Diego is $1.4M, and there is only 1. Property tax will be at least $14k per year.

https://redf.in/s4hVXR

Frisco, TX, on the other hand has a ton of 4BR/3BA, and this is a comparable new construction for $1.4M. 4x the lot size, 2.5x the interior space.

https://redf.in/hwqzX8