skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
not sure this would be less overhead than having all strings in memory. you gotta get them into memory anyhow, right?

i mean, you can store it in localstorage or wherever to save net transfer for repeated use, but i dont think it would be faster to use indexdb directly at runtime.
> While recessions are normal, I don't think this one will be.

So this time it's different? You may be interested in the book This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly:

> Throughout history, rich and poor countries alike have been lending, borrowing, crashing--and recovering--their way through an extraordinary range of financial crises. Each time, the experts have chimed, "this time is different"--claiming that the old rules of valuation no longer apply and that the new situation bears little similarity to past disasters.

* https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6372440-this-time-is-dif...
States are just a construct to make it legal to not cite sources on the internet. That’s a rock fact!
Maybe actually read the article or talk to an H1B holder before throwing aspersions around?

It changes absolutely nothing about the number of people granted or staying on H1B. Nothing to do with visa requirements, waitlists, lottery etc etc. It's just administrative.

The current system is like only being able to renew your driver's license at the exact DMV you got it, the proposal is to allow any DMV to do so. Except here the license expires every 1-2 years and the DMV is an embassy in your home country possibly a long and expensive flight away.
Wind turbines also need regular maintenance, but a lot less than big turbines.
aka everyone who lives in an apartment building in every major city in the world which will never have enough power or jacks to charge everyones cars.
>>My iPhone isn't really going to be connecting to random stuff and leaking data

Incorrect -- BT scanners and loggers have been LONG tracking your things avail...

and the fact that Apple doesnt allow you to "turn off" it merely pauses..

both wifi and BT...

they use prox sensors for BT for airtags, wifi etc and ALL OF THAT data in mined like mad.

Any Apple person that says otherwise is lying to you.
Which is what I conceded in the sentence before the one you quoted.
> My point was that we are at multiples in-line with 1990, ya know when we had 8% 10Y yields.

Is any part of you worried the S&P is headed 3600 -> 3500 -> 3200 -> 3000 -> 2800 given the current climate? I'm worried that the current P/E ratio (from EPS TTM, past 4 quarters) might be a bit "rosy", and the next 4 quarters of earnings are over-optimistically priced (not enough pain has been factored in/the effects of corporations having to try to grow for 18 months in a 4% interest rate environment hasn't been priced in yet).

If you check https://www.spglobal.com/spdji/en/documents/additional-mater... and https://www.yardeni.com/pub/yriearningsforecast.pdf, analysts are forecasting 8-9% earnings growth 2022 -> 2023.

That means if we don't hit those numbers, the market will have to reprice itself, no?
"Decentralized" is not synonymous with "equal" or "optimal".
You might want to leave a blank line between your paragraphs for less of a TIME CUBE vibe. You're still in the editing window, it isn't too late.

No, I haven't read parts I and II yet. They look interesting, maybe I will. That still puts me ahead of you since evidently you haven't read any of the three!
youtube-dl has --embed-subs and --convert-subs (currently supported: ass, lrc, srt, vtt)

The automatic thing is interesting, and i'll have to check how to use whisper, i have a ton of old DVD rips that either have no subtitles or opensubtitles that have severe timing issues that make them unusable with a dumb player (like roku).
From what I see a CTE is just an expression that you can reference.

In C#, if you did something like this

var seniorMales = from user in users where u.Age > 65 && u.Sex == “male” select u

seniorMales is just an IQueryable<User>

Later on you could say

var gaMales = seniorMales.Where(s => s.State == “GA”)

var floridaMale = seniorMales.Where(s => s.State ==“Florida”)

All three of those are just expressions that have not hit the database yet.

Then when you want to actually run the query and limit the number of rows, you can do

var result = floridaMales.Limit(20).ToList()

It would then create a query including a limit clause just as you would expect it to.

Now if you do

floridaMales.ToList().Limit(10)

It would return all of the rows in the table to the client and it would be limited on the client side (don’t do that).

Worse case, if LINQ can’t express in query syntax, a provider can add its own extensions in function syntax and the provider can still parse the expression tree.
S&P100 is $28t of that, S&P500 is $32t.
> But it's really instructive to go back and look at charts for various assets after bubble implosions.

Be careful not to just look at assets that survived. There are plenty of things that people stopped caring, for a reason, which did not survive.
I’ve used a Kinesis Advantage 2 for a long time and just upgraded to the new Advantage 360 + new palm rests, which actually achieves all the recommendations in the article. The heels of my palm (not wrists) rest on the large, nice, highly padded fabric palm rests. The 2 keyboard halves can be freely moved around, rotated laterally and tented (with 3 settings, up to 25 degrees) to ensure my hands, wrists, arms and shoulders maintain natural alignment. I also set my keyboard tray to be slightly below my elbow and the keyboards are placed on a negative incline so that my arms extend in a downward slope away from the elbow and my shoulder is not hunched. This setup allows my hands, arms and wrists to feel completely relaxed at all times.
So deanonymizing bluetooth device IDs. I know the Canadian spies used airport Wifis to deanonymize Wifi MAC addresses then set up wifi stations all over Toronto to experiment in tracking people.

How would they do the same for bluetooth? Broadcasting "Dans iPhone" doesn't tell you much.
That's not Quebec specific [0] - in fact, growing up in Ontario, it wasn't until just now that I learned that this was a Canadian thing at all.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skill_testing_question
There's a tool called Anonymouth, written by folks at Drexel's PSAL lab, which is intended to help writers with anti-stylometry analysis.

If anyone is looking for an impactful project, Tails OS maintainers and it's author academics seem receptive to bringing it onto that privacy-minded platform:

https://gitlab.tails.boum.org/tails/tails/-/issues/5726

https://github.com/psal/anonymouth/issues/6

https://github.com/spencermwoo/anonymouth
Maybe "ezQuake". but you also need to download the .pak files which are easily found out there.
So what is supposed to replace all of these obsolete technologies that currently account for the vast majority of energy generation? Lithium batteries, solar power, and offshore wind power?

There are so many problems with this scheme, not least of which is that you have pretty much no base load and batteries can't be manufactured at anywhere near enough scale to successfully do this "transition" for at least the next 20 years.
I would not really include the Ukraine footage in this discussion. Pretty much every media company has loosened their rules on this topic in the interest of allowing the free flow of information. There's a time-sensitivity that doesn't apply to child programming.

It's really really easy for one side to abuse the moderation system and get the other side silenced, when all the content is horrible.
I'm one, and I wish they worked as well for me as people in this comment chain are making them seem.
> seeing that a piece of terminal kit is written in Rust gives me a quite high Bayesian prior on the quality and usefulness of the tool.

I maintain clap, the most common CLI parser for Rust. When soliciting feedback on changing some of the `--help` formatting, a piece of a feedback I got from a couple of people was some of the distinctive look told the reader it was written in Rust and using clap and "that means a certain baseline of quality and behaviour".
Shady like trying to upsell as much as possible?
I mean, there's no way I could possibly be sane. I'm reading/responding posts on HN on a Friday night. No person in their right mind would do that
> Even Debian/Ubuntu is a bit more towards the don't care side (albeit not by much). Their stance with e.g. the openSSL EC patents comes to mind: Fedora decided to cripple OpenSSL here (hobble_openssl patchset) but Debian did not.

I remember Ubuntu also causing a bit of a stir when they announced that they were going to add an option to their installer to allow users to use ZFS (which is considered to be licensed in a way incompatible with Linux although not closed-source). Most things I read about it at the time seemed to predict that they would not get away with it, but I don't think I ever heard anything about it again afterwards (although I don't personally use Ubuntu so I don't know if they did in fact go through with it or if it's still included in their installer today).
Marcan directly said at one point that AsahiLina wasn't him. But, I can't tell if it's really not him or if it's "not him" as in "it's not me, it's my character" and he wants it to be ambiguous.
The US inners bossmang want unmask but we know better sasa ke for beltalowda

Perhaps it is time for Creole
im happy with fuse js - in my case i need to match against messy data sets (typos, underscores for spaces, etc) and it works quite well; in this dataset it's hard to compare how ufuzzy would fare. what algorithm does it implement?
Oh I agree, but if attendance is a performance metric then the work going on doesn't need an expensive white collar management infrastructure, which I think is part of Dr Burry's point (even though the article is referencing cooked studies about WFH productivity loss and couching the reference in weasel language).
Based on my prior experiences, I am thoroughly convinced of wanting to be a solo founder going forward. I know the statistics of VCs and whatnot are conducive to co-founder startups but I just don't care. It's liberating to work by oneself.
just creating a honeypot for the 3 letters agency. Microsoft loves doing that.
just dont use edge I guess?
As all of my friends start to have kids, I'm noticing that they are basically completely different people.

It's almost as if 90% of their brain is dedicated solely to making sure their children are safe and looked after. It's like - at any moment - they think their children could just spontaneously combust or something. And I'm not talking infants. These are like 3 & 4 year olds...

As a non-parent, this is so bizarre. We all grew up with parents that weren't perfect, and we all ended up just fine.

I'm not sure if this is what's always happened to people when they become parents or if it's something new.

But the complete irrationality of their constant fears - something MUST have happened to their brains.
You can live more than comfortably on $10m in sf, but it's not going to go far for very long if you are blackballed from any work or other income.

But I guess in that case you might as well take the bag of money and go live not in sf.
"Respected"? Since when is Microsoft respected?
Two discussions about state machines on HN from 2018:

1. "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the State Machine"

link: http://raganwald.com/2018/02/23/forde.html
comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16468280

2. "More State Machine Love: From Reflection to Statecharts"

link: http://raganwald.com/2018/03/03/reflections.html
comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16606379
Not exactly what you asked for but VidAngel is amazing for that on streaming.

You get as broad or granular set of filters you want.
From nothing blocked, to individual instances of swear words or suggestiveness->nudity are all there. Or even things like crudeness, smoking. Etc. Incredible detailed control if yoy want it.

With easy toggles for the main categories.

And you can see the instances of each of those on each episode based on what you have. It's listed out before you hit play.

I have no affiliation, just thought it was cool for if I had kids.
Keynote: Paul Graham PyCon 2012 (2012)
> At today's prices, thay $12B could instead buy 6GW of solar at 20% capacity factor, and 24GWh of batteries.

I don't think that can actually be done. The world's largest battery installation is less than 1 GWh AFAICT. OTOH we're not doing great at nuclear either.
From what I've heard, their original device was pretty incredible, but large, and they weren't able to keep all the same benefits in the portable version. But that original version is what got everyone so incredibly pumped up.
> I have kids and attempt to convince those who ask me about my experience not to have them

Sounds like you might need a little therapy
Simulate Pydantic using Exception groups
I just got an Altair 8080 replica and I've been going down a rathole of 1976-era computing
To be restricted to 18+? If your kid goes to public school they learn these words in 1st grade.
You guys check the license?
But why do you prefix years with 0?
No. As rates rise, when you sell your lower yielding stocks you are selling low and buying high, iteratively. Rising rate environments like we are in right now are a disaster for any bond etf that doesn't have short duration. You need to wait until interest rates have peaked or at least eased off.
Christ that demo is laggy. Can you move the search to a web worker so the UI doesn't lag whilst typing?
The animals definitely do not look fine to me, all the results for "cat" I saw were pretty squarely in the uncanny valley.
You do realise this is the company that claims to be righteous. Where they fight for fundamental human right ?
Clinton conceded, DNC recognized they lost, Obama invited him to White House to smooth transition.

Contrast this with Republicans who continue to deny the 2020 election following the lead of the former president.

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/nov/24/jody-hice/...
Sure, but then that's pretty much the core thing to solve on the fuzzy search problem.

Anyway, not being a hater (as that other commenter suggested), if you could add support for this (even if it's limited, one or two typos at most) you will blow all other libs out of the way since what you have now is already quite good :D
What’s this have to do with being ruled by rent seekers? They don’t have an absolute plan, but Powell has been projecting his goals for months; stop the rise of wages. Deflate asset prices. That sure sounds like a plan. A vague one, but a plan. Opioid addiction was an intentional plan given the evidence at various trials.

The economy and where possible, the outcomes, are intentional. Cushion “the right people” with free money so they can ride the long hard dip. Gamble with everyone else. It’s all part of the spoken traditions so we readily accept it. The lords of finance demand sacrifice!
> With a lot less Yakuza.

Hey, we’re talking about the future - there’s still time.
Sutter's rendition (from C++ User's Journal some decades ago) has a more poetic feel, in my wildly subjective opinion.
> Ada offers security and simplicity and is already part of GCC but also has llvm now. Linux kernel drivers have also been demonstrated.

Yet the Rust Evangelism Strike Force(tm) got Linus to finally agree to use a language other than C within a couple years while Ada couldn't pull that off over a couple decades.

Community, for better or worse, is relevant to programming language acceptance.
> The high costs of building new powerplants is a result of going decades without building any, leading to a loss of experience

current economic model assigns $0 to skilled and experienced workforce. In reality it is worth billions.

This productive asset is degrading or beind destroyed through union busting, precarious working conditions, wage fixing, etc.
It would be stupid to spend money building out storage before there is renewable generating capacity to charge it from. So, they spend on that, first.

Most of the storage, in the end, will not be batteries. Most existing storage is pumped hydro, because the dams were already there. There are lots of alternatives: underground or underwater compressed air, liquified air, underground hydrogen, tanked ammonia, buoyancy, mineshaft gravity.

Most places will keep a few days' ammonia that they can burn where they do NG today, and order more if it looks like they may need it, and can't book transmission line power. Other times, they will synthesize ammonia for sale.

Regional storage of underground hydrogen is already under construction. Hydrogen synthesis efficiency is now well over 90%, up from 60% very recently.

Until ammonia synthesis ramps up in the '30s, they will burn NG at need, without apology.
Correct, but its a more insidious web on this level...

they have so many correlation engines for device location, that it will soon be impossible to be "off grid", if its not already.

how the heck do you think there are fn leaks from over a decade ago of "text messages received by the government reveal that person X who is on the shit-list was quoted as saying [BULLSHIT] sources close to CNN have stated.."]

ASIDE: Famous story from ~20 years ago was talking about the CIA handlers at CNN... and the revolving door of in-q-tel emps from fb moving back and forth within the security team (one of which had to be walked out of the building for [things])

you dont need "dan's phone" they have had eschelon for DECADES and were able to literally do 6-degrees ppl tracking since the 1990s...

WTH do you think they named it "starlink" instead of sky-net...

And when they built the first part, they were advertising the wonderful things the rural folks in africa's greater continent will benefit, then after a few years they showed that the system will primarily service the dense populations of the coasts of places like the USA and AUS -- which is where a big portion of the five-eyes service.

IMEI and such is a bitch..

iOS is the biggest location tracking platform ever...

Remember when the founder of Android (from Danger) was let go from google with a ~200MM$ golden parachute at $90MM to gtfo?
Late Fees in Colorado Leases
I always cringe slightly when I see a headline like this on HN, imagining it feeding unfair prejudices about protected groups, to some nonempty subset of tech industry founders and interviewers.

Also problematic are HN comments like (exaggerated here) "Shucks, on the day I turned 30, I lost 100 IQ points, and now have trouble remembering not to pick my nose at the same time I'm eating paste."

You be you, but please remember that prejudices and confirmation bias are problems, and try not to tar an entire group with your paste.
its hard to compare directly because by default they return different results; so any comparison should control for that. that said the initial numbers for ufuzzy are tiny, so im quite curious
> Every project I have to figure out if I need to run setuptools, pip, virtualenv, etc.

You're mixing layers. Pip uses setuptools to install packages inside a virtualenv. You need something that manages environment/dependencies and something that installs them. Sometimes they're the same thing, like with poetry or pipenv.

How do you know what to use? Read the project readme. Same as people choosing yarn or npm.
if you need solid typo tolerance uFuzzy won't work well since it's based on regexps.
If they are personal, then what on earth do I need with four simultaneous streams[1]? I'm never watching four things at once.

[1]: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/24926
I'm excited to see the next versions of Stable Diffusion. I think we'll probably see this improve significantly over the next year.
You mean it butchers relational algebra; composition is the name of the game, and yet that's somehow incredibly cumbersome in SQL.
GDPR states your IP is PII.
Honestly at 3 & 4 children will do the wildest stuff and I wouldn’t be surprised a parent has a head on a swivel for stupid kid nonsense at that point, by 4 you have a bachelors degree in “my child will handle/eat animal shit for no reason”. Children at that age are not capable of rational thinking, emotional regulation, and have no real sense of danger or stakes.
Ah. connector-x claims to be able to do a lot. Seems useful if it can actually deliver on that. Good to know that COPY with asyncpg is a quick approach.

In my case, I had parquet to begin with because I accidentally deleted some production data (oopsies) and when you export a snapshot from RDS to S3, it is in Parquet. Thankfully, I now have a few tricks up my sleeve to quickly restore data, but that was stressful for a bit haha
I thought you could buy old models off eBay like anything else? Though I’m guessing the software is still locked up.
“We all grew up with parents that weren't perfect, and we all ended up just fine”

Plenty of us didn’t.
If you read Dealers of Lightning, you'll see that the first Alto was built in 1972. So, only 13 years after the 914 introduction.

Laser printing -- around that same time.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Starkweather
I'm astounded at how well this explanation sounds. It's as if someone did a social study into dad jokes that was funded by the NSF with actual trained professionals.

I'm guessing this only applies in a heavily matriarchial society. If it was a patriarchial society, you'd be killed for lowering the status of the head of the family with such nonsense!
But housing could well crash, so mortgages are out.

What type of loans are we supposed to be getting?
>since when has cursing been age restricted?

Do you recall Mickey Mouse or Garfield or Charlie Brown dropping an F bomb?

No?

Exactly.
maybe, something limited in scope like this could work...would be interesting to explore.
Doesn’t YC recommend a non-solo team. Solo founder startups are most likely to get rejected?
On one hand it can suggest, "so much going on -- how can I keep up?"

On the other hand: who wants to keep up with goings-on at places like TIBCO?

Though when it comes to Broadcom: it's news when their CEO isn't dealing drugs from an underground sex lair.
What I wish github supported was "git rebase && git merge --no-ff", or as Azure DevOps calls it "semi-linear merge".

A fairly linear history is a lot easier to read but it is nice to preserve the branch by having a merge-commit.
I have 'daydream'ish visions maybe weekly to monthly about my children (particularly the 4yo, less so the 1yo) being horrifically killed in various manners. Sometimes while I'm not even anywhere near them, but more often when they're in proximity. It's (mostly) completely irrational. Maybe the brain sees them doing so much dumb shit that you can't help but imagine the possibilities.

Never happened with other family/friends before.
It’s weird for sure. I was trying to give a best pitch based on my experiences and what engineers have told me over the years with an eye towards the HN audience. But they clearly could grow their pool of talent by opening up some.
Wow, someone is advocating for one's complement numerics? In 2022? Good grief.

The author needs to go back and study some history as to why we dropped that idea 40+ years ago.
I’ve got two ankle biters right now and I feel:

1) a little bit dumber than I used to be

2) a lot more tired than I used to be, even after a rare full night sleep

3) a lot less self serving than I used to be

4) a lot more anxious than I used to be (which was already pretty high). I definitely visualize the “worst case scenario” in every situation I’m in

5) (stealth edit in) a lot less career motivated than I used to be. I predict this returns when the kids are older but maybe not

All that to say: yes, my brain has definitely rewired itself.

Also I used to think parents whose kids were throwing a tantrum in the middle of the grocery store were doing a bad job but now I get it.
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