skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This has been happening for decades. Long before covid, saddle up and due your due dilligence.

Any decently sized company has employment contractual provisions for misrepesentation of facts, expertise, and experience during the hiring process. Use that, hire one of the other candidates you interviewed, and fire them.

The only unfortunate thing here is having to read about this because your team failed in their due dilligence. That's a team/company failure, and this looks more like fluff spin for a narrative than anything else.

Your people didn't do their jobs, and lost costs vetting a potential hire who wasn't a good hire because of it. That's the business you are in. You knew the risks.

Prior to the first interview you should have covered an introduction and some of the expected vetting processes (i.e. Should we choose to extend an offer... there are requirements for an in-person report for HR to check I9 and other forms (i.e. potentially a certification of the facts they submitted as part of the process ...), and the required process of reporting instances of fraud to IC3/FBI). [It is often across state lines].

That's just some examples, I'm sure you can figure it out with your legal team if this is really an issue, because its seriously not that hard. You set up a process that gives bad actors enough rope so that if they cost you money in bad faith, there will be consequences.
I assume they avoid jobs involving standups.

In roles where communication is fully asynchronous, a competent offshore dev whose written English is considerably closer to a native speaker than their spoken English might be able to hold onto the job for a while, especially if they're good at excuses.

If they're applying for US onshore jobs with below-local-market pay, they might even be considered relatively productive members of the team.
Imagine inventing all of this just to listen to your interview.

Incentive to do that would have to be pretty wild.
They are... several huge apartment blocks downtown that are ugly as sin but necessary. The homeless problem in Santa Cruz is mostly about drugs and mental illness. People who couldn't keep an apartment if you provided them with one.
It's surprising because at the time the mRNA vaccines were recommended to pregnant women (with next to zero testing), health authorities issued extensive assurances that the mRNA would remain localized to the injection site. Reuters even ran a fact-check article about it: https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...
See the paper "The Number of Knight's Tours Equals 33,439,123,484,294 |
Counting with Binary Decision Diagrams" by Martin Lobbing
and Ingo Wegener. Bonus points, this occurred in the 80s, when computers only had kilobytes of memory (not even MBs). So... yeah, BDDs are an incredibly powerful technique.

BDDs obtain an exact count, and are among the most efficient algorithms for this problem.

"Counting" the solutions is closely related to "finding at least one solution". But they are fundamentally different. BDDs will be "less efficient at finding just one solution" compared to traditional SAT solvers. But SAT solvers are much less efficient at enumerating the entire solution space and/or finding exact counts.
I3 v4.21
The hope in Moscow is that the people of Germany, etc will rise up and democratically remove the Washington proxies (Grünen) from their governments. Then the relationship may be renewed.
And yesterday, the Norwegian government sent a warning to oil rig operators regarding these drone observations.

https://www-ptil-no.translate.goog/tilsyn/viktige-meldinger/...
> Prescriptive answers just aren't any fun. We aren't learning anything from them, because we knew before we asked.

All of mathematics is arguably a tautology. I think what you are saying applies to everything in math all the way back to 1+1
Why is it that the TS100 gets recommended so often?

I took a look at it, ultimately got a TS80P. It's smaller, and fed via USB-C. Seems to work perfectly fine.

> solder fume extractor

How big of a deal is solder fumes of unleaded solder?
Did you run shellcheck on it, to actually recognize all the errors, before you assumed it is correct?
But it could be detected with RF.
I mulled this over a bit and still feel profound is the right word, though perhaps using leadership as the 'act' which was aided was in fact a poor word choice - 'stewardship' is better, and more accurate for the comment I intended to make. Some stewardship is leadership, some servantship / follwership. Thanks for pointing that out.
What Is a Circulant Matrix?
I think it's an urban thing. I live in a rural area in the US, and there are multiple people who make their living maintaining small engine machines (e.g. lawn tools), maintaining tractors, maintaining cars, maintaining roads (gravel roads need at least annual maintenance), maintaining HVAC systems, and maintaining fence lines. Plus, lots of folks do their own maintenance.
Nexus AI: failure detection for 3D printing
I think a lot of people are desperately unhappy and lonely and a classical relationship (either sexual, or simply close friendship) is exactly what is missing from their lives, and all the businesses and services that try to fill this gap aren’t cutting it.
The best apple pies I've made were with Calville Blanc d'Hiver apples[1]. Hard to find. There's a vendor at our farmers market that sometimes has them. When I see them I immediately plan for making an apple pie.

[1] https://www.orangepippin.com/varieties/apples/calville-blanc...
If you were concerned about the civilians trapped in a despotic regime, why would you give the regime leverage over the people you are trying to help? It would make sense in that light to do exactly what Apple is doing, and nudge people to other platforms.
Having worked in business travel tech, and run a LOT of customer interviews, travelers have very different views on it. Some love it, some hate it, some are in it for the points or for the tourism.

The only thing business travelers have in common is that they all think everyone views business travel just like they do.
FYI ... I probably never would have gone to look if not for your warning.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
sorry I didn't mean to claim that mypyc does have better optimizations, I meant to be asking if that was possible. My superficial read was: this post about mypyc goes from type hints to compiling to "faster", and then I remembered the pypy FAQ which says type hints didn't help with that.

But if mypyc has no runtime information to go on (which pypy does have), then certainly having some type information is better than having none.
DJI Enterprise – Introducing the Mavic 3 Enterprise Series
Yes, and, in fact, Nord Stream 2 did not move forward.

The German government simply didn't grant approval to begin operation.

No underwater bombings necessary.
I just need a firmware that will connect to Home Assistant so it can track my soldering habits.

Just joking... mostly.
Homeless is a problem but Santa Cruz tries to handle it a progressive way, for example, by setting up the homeless camp next to the courthouse and providing it with services

Claims of "progressive approaches" are simply bogus here. Santa Cruz' response has been typical for any and every city with a homeless problem. Santa Cruz has never established a well-ordered, permanent tent city. Like just about everywhere with a huge homeless problem, they tolerate homeless camps for bit and then tear them down, destroy people possessions and move them on 'till a new camp appears. [1]

Just as much, Santa Cruz closed all institutional free food distribution locations at the start of Covid (Saint Francis Soup Kitchen may or may not have reopen but if it has, it is all). This left the anarchist group Food Not Bomb as the only source of food for homeless and Food Not Bombs has been repeatedly criminalized by the city of Santa Cruz. [2]

In the context of what cities provide, one has to keep in mind a broad court decision that essentially cities can't evict people from public areas without providing them some sort of housing - which has meant that every city has formally given housing to the homeless in terms of shelters and camps but every city makes that housing as miserable as possible since they really want to push the home out since every city thinks of this as a "local problem".

[1] https://www.santacruzsentinel.com/2022/09/08/first-zone-of-s...

[2] https://www.cityofsantacruz.com/home/showpublisheddocument/8...
VenturesList: The Startup Investment Library
The RL came with a hard drive, so bluedino's wasn't that one.
Unfortunately, bookmarklets don't work on Firefox mobile. Fortunately however, the "Hide Fixed Elements" and "Scroll Everywhere" add-ons do work on mobile:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/hide-fixed-el...

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/scroll-everyw...

That is, if you jump through the hoops to make more than the default 8 add-ons available on Firefox mobile:

https://blog.mozilla.org/addons/2020/09/29/expanded-extensio...
Iz just bizniz :-) OTOH there are the Apocalypsewowians praying: Komm Oh Herr!
Errlösäh unntz von dem Böhsähn! The sooner, the better.
I would say the Ukrainians in cooperation with their biggest friends: the Polish government. It's in no interest for the Russians to destroy their own pipeline. They could as well just shut down the supply.
I don't wanna speak to negative about Ukraine. But don't forget that the country belongs to the most corrupt and dirty countries in Europe. The state is controlled by oligarchs. In fact the Oligarchs brought the Zelensky team into power to make sure their needs are executed.
Definitely a Jerry Springer moment when he "could not stand this anymore" and jumped back into the conversation.
That just means cheaters will have to embed the devices in their body.
Sure. It is easier to throw an off the shelf analysis at source than worrying about binary decompilation with ghidra or whatever (well, for binaries - for bytecode it is almost exactly the same when given bytecode or source). But is this a meaningful difference? Real researchers, both academic and non-academic, do inspect open source code and report vulns they find. But this isn't actually actionable information from the perspective of a user who wants to make a risk assessment about their software choices. "Hey, you can run ${STATIC_TOOL} on this app" does not actually convert to "app is free from vulns." It just doesn't.

I love static analysis for vuln detection. I did my PhD on it. It remains my day job. It helps us find vulns. It doesn't actually convert us from unsafe software to safe software.
>Where can I, as a single hetero male, go to approach women

https://www.reddit.com/r/socialskills/comments/vw4cw1/places...

https://www.reddit.com/r/dating/comments/t4il6w/what_are_the...

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/jtii14/women_of_...

https://www.reddit.com/r/dating_advice/comments/ipdr0k/is_th...

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskWomen/comments/sn08h/ladies_when...

https://www.reddit.com/r/dating/comments/v1nqha/should_men_s...

On a personal note I have 3 sisters and I've always heard from them (and their friends) that a lot of women actually disappointed that men doesn't approach them irl. It's a 2 way game for sure but generally men expected to take the first step for sure.

But on the other hand there is also a social pressure to "not fuck up", everything is online nowadays and pretty much kept forever. No one wants to be labeled as a creep or such. So a lot of men just choose to not play the game, why risk to lose when you barely have any chance to win at all?
We're all in this together. Thank you as well.
I know it’s too late for you, but I have a personal rule that’s served me very well: never touch any Samsung device ever. You can’t avoid the chips they make as part of other devices or appliances but that seems ok.

The Samsung branded appliances and devices however are total garbage and Samsung dgaf. It might actually be part of their business model.

I have rarely heard someone say how happy they are with their Samsung anything, especially not their fridges and other appliances. “Built to fail” is something that often comes up, however.
what if I find svnpenn strange for such an unspecified callout? Is that wrongthink if I'm unable to get svnpenn's approval?
Learn about hedging. Basically, for $100k, if your prediction could consistently beat some index, you don't just buy a stock, but you sell some other(short) stock/index at the same time. So you own 0 worth of stock but you get the difference in the increase as your profit. Obviously in real world, you would need some sort of deposit, but you could bet millions for $100k.
This is true in so many systems like MMO games too. I was an avid player of one for a few years, did OK but not especially well, lost interest. A few years later I visited again in a moment of idleness, mainly to see if my account was still live. Completely different experience: other players would look at my account age and flee, assuming that I was packing all kinds of whoop-ass.

I use SO all the time but just search for other people's answers and apply them to my existing problem. To some extent this is simply more convenient for me (I don't have to wait and translating a solution to my context builds my skills anyway), but the institutionalized antipathy to general/conceptual questions make it feel like an unfriendly environment.
Crystallization Up Close
Way more user friendly but maybe it's because it doesn't have all the competitor features yet and then the complexity kicked in.
> Increased density is coming to everywhere in California, like it or not.

If you're hoping to have a well intentioned, successful argument with NIMBY folks, this is _not_ the way to do so.

People who own the land & houses in an area are saying they do not want this. No matter how much you say "but I _really_ want it, and it's going to happen" is not going to change that.

And they've been winning for _decades_....hoping for yet another election to somehow change that is not a winning strategy.

There are thousands of other colleges in the US - if you make the choice to go to a school that did not have the foresight nor ability to house the students they let in, that is not the problem of the Santa Cruz property owners and tax payers.

Disclosure: I'm not taking sides on this, because I don't live in California (anymore) and bought in a pro-growth city...largely because I evaluated my options and made the choice to live in that type of environment that was more welcoming.
Pretty sad that our biggest success story is the Collisons, who knew to get the hell out.
This is a disingenuous argument. Do you not see the problems with using application-specific units? They are jargon and don't form a coherent system.

When you have a jumble of units, it is hard to relate them. If an acre of land gets an inch of rain, how many gallons of water is that? If you did this in millimetres, metres, and cubic metres, it is easy.

If your car's motor is rated in horsepower but electricity is measured in kilowatts, how do you compare those?

What about fitting copies of a product measured in ounces in a shipping container measured in short tons?

Typesetting measured in points, but paper measured in inches?

Fitting metalwork done in mils but woodwork done in binary-fraction inches in a house measured in feet?

The list goes on and on. It's easy to say "but my domain is special and deserves its own units". It's much harder to resist and say no, there is a perfectly suitable unit with power-of-1000 prefixes to use in your application.
That was already a big problem in 1995 [1] for concert pianists. I wonder if it is now worse, better, or about the same as it was when that essay was written?

[1] http://performancerecordings.com/essay.html
New bicycles won’t have 27” wheels, but they’re still out in the field and manufacturers still mass-produce 27” wheels and tires.

But if you want fenders, you’ll have to struggle through mounting a 700C set. At least the tubes are backwards-compatible.
It is actually bipartisan idiocy. Goes beyond Obama/Biden perceived weakness and weird foreign policies. Don’t forget Bush ambassador to Russia - current CIA director who personally managed to convince Putin that entire former USSR is solely RF sphere of interest/influence
Probably about 90%? Apple is writing software in an attempt to replace native software and whenever their software doesn't perform as well as the native software performs it's on them.

I do understand that Apple needs to integrate with hardware from hundreds of different manufacturers and I feel their pain - but nobody is twisting their arm and forcing them into the market.

I'm sure 10% of the time or so the car maker is just being completely incompetent in using incompatible hardware or switching things out at the last minute without warning - but yea, mostly on Apple.
A good interface helps performance in a way. If I don't have the right information and have to work at it I get slower reflexes.
It's not clear how much of South Africa's Apartheid collapse was due to external pressure, and how much was from internal problems.

They had widespread and growing internal rebellion for a long time, with independent internal discussions and controversies going on about the unsustainability of Apartheid - both from a moral and economic perspective. Hell, they even tried Mandela for Treason in '56 and spent 27 years in prison after he started the revolutionary group in '61.

Apartheid didn't end until the early '90's.

Saying external sanctions caused it, is a bit like saying the USSR collapsed because of embargos.

They definitely weren't helping make it stay, but it's hard to say those where why it collapsed.
Why faxes and floppies are bad? All what is coming to my mind is that faxes may overspend paper and floppies are slow, but do they deserve to deprecate them? For example, if to consider USB flashes as a better medium than floppies, keep in mind that USB2 may be deprecated as well - and let me guess - another deprecation is coming?
I guess the study was too small
There are people out there right now putting a truly astounding amount of information on their wholly-public Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn profiles.

My main message for people is to resist the social temptation to share every detail of your family's life on social media, in the long run it's better for your privacy, your family's privacy, your security, and reduces opportunities for malicious data mining.

It's sufficient to build an entire identity theft kit if you're a malicious actor wanting to impersonate somebody. Somebody would combine whatever is available from social media with things like linkedin profiles, CVs, github projects, other github-like-project profiles, and linkedin-type business networking site data.

Or at least a good enough to pass cursory inspection/examination identity theft kit to impersonate somebody with a close-enough email address, or a throwaway custom domain name registered for the purpose.

I would highly recommend anyone that does keep an account somewhere like Facebook to stop posting photos of your house, family members and to set all of your 'privacy' settings to whatever is the friends-only/maximum setting. Try looking at your own profile from a different browser with no cookies in a burner account or incognito mode and see if any of your personal life is visible.
If your concern is about deliberately inserted exploits by the WhatsApp developers, that's got virtually nothing to do with the topic at hand.
Okay great, let’s build housing for addicts. What do you think happens next?

We are talking about people that get kicked out of shelters because they are dangerous and can’t act coherently.

Why is the solution everything else but the obvious: arrest drug dealers, outlaw drug use in open air drug scenes, offer real recovery and/or jail time for those that refuse.

These people are here for drugs: outlaw drugs (for real) and they will leave, and just like that, no more housing crisis.

Does this look like a housing problem to you? https://twitter.com/ericajsandberg/status/157377720286841651...
Apparently in every single case they played at least one instrument at a world-class level, and in at least one case they were said to play "most of the instruments that comprise an orchestra", though presumably not at a world-class level. Hanging out with musicians leads me to believe that probably nearly all these conductors could play most of the instruments in the orchestra at a basic level, because it's totally normal for musicians to play around on instruments they don't specialize in, and there's a lot of skill transfer.

Evidently conductors who founded orchestras without having world-class skill in playing at least one instrument did not achieve the level of excellence of the ones in my list above, and the folks who select conductors to conduct existing orchestras evidently consistently select conductors with world-class skill in playing at least one instrument. Perhaps, as you seem to be saying, they are wrong to do so, and a basic level of skill in one along with understanding the realities of playing each one would be sufficient. Conceivably it's an outdated or simply incorrect prejudice, similar to how almost no women were selected as conductors or even orchestra instrumentalists. But that doesn't seem like the way to bet.
Show HN: Create ultra shortcut like hn/ to Hacker News
The ACLU and the NSA may soon square off in the Supreme Court – over Wikipedia
It is extremely common in many parts of Asia not to have sex in your teens or even before marriage for variety of reasons
> Remote "butts in seats" policy/monitoring.

I don't think your parent commenter meant that you have a camera on for the whole duration of the workday, I think they were talking about having a camera on in meetings.
I’m Feeling Lucky is a free browser extension that takes you directly to your top result without stopping at the search result page. You can also predefine your own keyword that will take you to your favorite destination. With I’m Feeling Lucky, you can simply enter yt/ to go to Youtube, fb/ to go Facebook, hn/ to go to Hacker News, etc.
Who was defrauded?
Still living in your parents’ house is something of a barrier to sex.
Any particular kind you like? I'm still using some lead solder my wife had; maybe I should go lead-free if I'm buying some?
Given the thread on Volvo and polestar bemoaning all the issues with the new Android Auto versions, I’m not so eager to continue in that trend. Let the car companies do what they do best. Build an automotive grade car that does the car thing really well and leave the entertainment to the CarPlay. Getting hud and center driver console display driven by CarPlay would be awesome though.
This comment thread feels like a game of Mafia[1].

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia_(party_game)
So i've definitely heard of cantor's proof before, but one thing that struck me just now which i didn't really connect the dots on before, is how similar the diagonilaztion proof is to the proof of the halting problem.

Maybe its just coincidence, or maybe its not as similar as i think it is, but it does feel a bit surprising to me.
Is that sarcasm ? Anyway I'd like my app to stay account-free (no account required to access any feature) so I don't really know how I could collect data
NVidia (and AMD for their own line) did not talk about these in the public much as they were really bad PR during the worst moments of the gpu shortages.

To the point that they never even updated the site for the later/better models (like the already mentioned 170HX). Only mentions of it you can find are the sellers you have to go to to get one (NVidia did not sell these directly to anyone as far as I know)

https://www.viperatech.com/product/nvida-cmp-170hx-professio...
That is why you need your own rams or non-ranged warriors to destroy their rams. Also if you can deny your enemy's access to metal, perhaps with towers or guerrilla attacks, then they won't be able to build (more) rams.
Does know what the optimal database schema to store these diagrams would be?