skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Smartphone satellite expectations will soon crash to Earth
Only thing I know of that's fairly recent that I use is sparse-checkout:

https://www.git-scm.com/docs/git-sparse-checkout

It's another feature that's mainly useful for large repos.

Everything else I use was there a decade or more ago, I think.
USA is the richest country of the world and does not have paid maternity leave. It is very weird and my hypothesis is that this fact relates to these mental health conditions.
I think using image map to make several area links from the same image was my first actual production of code.

Half of it was outputted by dreamweaver 3.0 but it needed a lot of manual touch up.
You just want me to take your "tens of millions" number on faith?

Claiming that it's at the same quantitative level as, say, monthly listeners of Beyonce on Spotify, or many other things that it's easy to find real-life claims of without support is a lot to ask of folks. Tens of millions having a hard time dating or tens of millions convinced women are the enemy and are treating them unfairly?

Cause from the outside, it just looks like there are a bunch of people - who over-estimate the universalness of their experience - who have decided somehow that other struggling men are the expert on women's behavior re: dating and jumped to entirely wrong conclusions. This probably isn't just their fault; the last fifteen years of social media tech have really accelerated the ability of people to take advantage of self-reinforcing bubbles to push toxic views.

Dating is hard, it's always been hard for most people, but there wasn't always such an easy way to find others telling you it's actually everyone else being out to get you. Like this zero-sum-game gem from elsewhere in the thread: "It’s hard to have a conversation about it because women don’t fucking care. You know why? It’s not their problem and it never affects them directly. It also means often that the solution involves women changing and that’s sexist, sweaty." - They're the ones doing it wrong - very deep, very insightful, how much deep introspection and reflection did it take them to jump to that conclusion? But hey, I'm not a woman, so you're gonna have to come up with a new reason I'm skeptical.

I guess I'm just lucky that when I was a late-20s virgin the "foreveralone" convo was more ironic and less violent, so I just focused on my own social skills.

And then there are quick downvotes and lazy dismissals so no wonder the non-angry men don't bother to engage that often.
Another source for simple to digest, useful fundamentals: https://file.tavsys.net/control/controls-engineering-in-frc....

This was originally created as a guide for high schoolers for robotics but goes into relative depth (the subtitle is "Graduate-level Control Theory for High Schoolers). I personally found it quite useful for intuitive understanding of how control systems work.

Prerequisites: linear algebra
I thought of "superskin" in Heinlein's Friday.
I've tried it but it was a dramatically inferior experience to GFN or stadia. Latency was unbelievably bad. I could put it up side-by-side with Stadia and the xbox, and the latter two had just a hair difference between them responding to controller presses. XCS, on the other hand, had seconds between a button press and watching my on-screen avatar jump.

Maybe its gotten better since then, the last time I gave it a try was back in the spring. But I was far from impressed.
Supporting OEMs is definitely the right choice. I even shifted a project away from the pi for now because of the shortage, and there are alternatives, but if I had already invested in product that depended on them and couldn’t order them, it would be a much bigger loss. Even from a hobbyist point of view, I’d feel more confident using them knowing that OEMs get priority shipments.
Perhaps when you factor in development/engineering time. The machine is only a part of the cost of an automation project.
I recommended recently to my wife to buy Apple mini 13 as her next phone, after both of us being forever on Android.

What a disappointment, she likes actually 1 feature - photos, and the rest is subpar experience compared to her old galaxy S10 (almost 4 year old phone). But then she likes my android photos similarly, since I have 10x zoom which is great for kids always running around or for hiking. Its not even first weeks of her use of Apple, she has it few months. I can browse on my samsung S22 ultra random internet without being swarmed with ads and tracking (firefox and ublock origin, something Apple phones will clearly never have).

And all the rest. It has fingerprint sensor for unlocking, instead of ridiculously shitty faceid which doesn't work with masks (she is a doctor so does wear them often). It often doesn't work even without masks, ie non-ideal light conditions like right now (evening and dimmer lights). Comparable S22 is much nicer phone to look at, to hold, to carry, to charge, and to work with.

I regret recommending it to her at this point, I too was convinced by Apple's effective PR. But quality is just not there, the devices are worse, bigger in size with smaller screen, uglier, heavier, software is meh, raw CPU power is useless on its own when device is so limited. I don't believe a zilch of Apple's PR about privacy, as I didn't for the ads and various other PR talk, actions are the only thing that matter.

And after reading this topic, its clear I will continue shopping in Android's non-chinese realm for a very long time. I don't consider my device secure from state actors, and neither is Apple, so we act accordingly. Thus, no added value in Apple devices, just plenty of marketing, similar to say Hermes or Louis Vuitton purses. Nobody believes those are worth 500$ or 5,000$ to manufacture, yet rich people buy them.
I get why people are so suspicious of this, but I personally still feel like Apple is going to handle this much better than Google or Meta. Meta and Google are 1-trick ponies, and those ponies feed off of transforming user data into ads. Apple doesn't need ads, and therefore can do them on their own terms.
Let's be clear though, the information FB got was always a subset of what Apple got, so it's a little invidious of them to ban cross app tracking for everyone else except for them.
I studied and worked in marketing for a little while before becoming disgusted by it and leaving. The vast, vast majority of ads have a primary goal of raising awareness, not triggering a purchase. It's extremely hard (and often ineffective) to trigger a purchase, unless the ad is seen while literally standing in front of the product at the store. The best marketing technique is to raise awareness of the product, so that when the user thinks about their own need, your brand/product is the one they think of as a solution.
> If I'm going to be forgiven every time I discriminate, assault, and slander people

If that's too much, you could at least forgive the people who had nothing to do with the discrimination, assault and slander - which is something that Kendi doesn't seem to be able to do.
I'm mostly like this. I take a few pics of cool things on vacation/at an event/something I built/etc. Sometimes with my camera. Sometimes with my phone.

I email them to my parents who don't live nearby. I share some of them with friends who I don't always see. I send silly pics to my gf who is currently working out of state so we can stay in touch and goof around.

I don't publish them to social sites. The closest is maybe sharing relevant pics in group chats with various friends/family. More often than not, I forget to take photos and then feel a little bit bummed out because I actually enjoy photography and only do it sporadically.
You're confusing the irrelevance of the word with its meaning. The word fetch did not catch on (which was the joke), but the word did not mean irrelevant, it meant “cool” or something in that vein.
The Space Force is hiring devs and data scientists.[1] What they mostly do, after all, is collect huge amounts of data from various sensors and try to make sense of it. With college and engineering training, go for an officer position.[2]

[1] https://fcw.com/defense/2022/05/space-force-bring-data-scien...

[2] https://www.spaceforce.com/military-careers/cyberspace-opera...
You may be interested in reading about the history of the quantity theory of money, particularly the disputes about it in the 19th century.

In particular, the British "Banking School" was opposed to the quantity theory of the "Currency School". The Banking School claimed that inflation was cost driven, that interest rates were one of the costs of doing business, so that raising rates would increase costs which would increase prices.

While superficially reasonable, this argument was destroyed Wicksell [1] who provided a more careful economic model which made it clear that rate-driven cost-push inflation was not at all plausible as a sustained cause of inflation.

[1] https://www.richmondfed.org/-/media/richmondfedorg/publicati...
> Yeah, the issue is that you'll either have to install chargers every 10 feet in almost every city

It's just an electrical outlet. There are dozens of them for every parking spot already, in the house/office/building. Adding an extra electrical outlet isn't hard for a homeowner/lot-owner to do. This isn't going to have to happen overnight. It will happen slowly over two decades.
This is the main reason I hate the holiday season. It's obviousy nice to take a break and spend time with loved ones, but as I don't spend it at home, my structure/routine just completley falls apart and I can't wait for the week to be over by the end and I'm craving normality.
> Some women suffering from arthritis can't get methotrexate for example.

Or, some kids can be denied access (even temporarily is a shame):

https://www.kold.com/2022/10/01/teen-girl-denied-medication-...
Idk if thats super relevant is it? Will Apple employees be handcrafting ads for the users they can see?
For me it is the kids.

The things I used to be able to do once a week are a daily "quick go" now.

Somebody is always hungry. There's a trail of food and mess they leave behind. There's frequent spills. There's constant laundry and accidents.
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The timing of the publication of this data is telling. The data is gathered from a total of 1018 total cases from 2017-2019. The CDC has also published totals of the national rates of maternal mortality: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/data/hestat/maternal-mortality/2020...

In 2020, there were 861 deaths total, at a rate of 23.8 per 100k births. If my math is correct that's roughly a .024% chance across all age groups of maternal mortality including deaths caused by suicide/mental health issues.

The number of pregnancy related deaths is incredibly low.
Yeah, why aren't there more games about making spreadsheets and powerpoints? Obviously, there's EVE Online, but that's only one game.
For that kind of premium I would assume just taking laundry to a wash and fold place would make more sense for a lot of people.
Right. But these come with all the paperwork and compatibility required for "serious" automation. Yes, then there are also cheaper industrial controllers, but they are probably much harder to use (if nothing else because the RPI's mind share is higher in some circles). This puts the Raspberry Pi in a pretty good spot for a lot of people.
FCC threatens to block calls from carriers for letting robocalls run rampant
Right, by negotiate with Putin he means accept whatever terms Putin demanded.
> OpenWRT is already ‘exposed’ (not really) to this risk, because as soon as you flip the radio to ‘on’, it’s just set to the default, not your specific region.

The radio does not turn on unless you tell it to by saving your configuration. That's where the liability lies and that liability falls on the user at present. Placing it on the project is not acceptable.

> And here we have it, the exact attitude the OP was talking about. Open source needs to become more considerate of its users.

Inapplicable when the attitude exists for a good reason. Users can go elsewhere for free stuff if they're not happy with it.
When you sync or upload folder to iCloud, iCloud is Apple’s property. They were scanning content before it landed on Apple’s property to enable S2E crypto.

Sounds like you’re taking exception with the explicit parental notification, where a parent with a child enrolled in their iCloud “family” can request to be alerted when their minor child takes an action on the phone owned by the parent.

The EFF wrote an awful blog that deliberately confused the already confusing release from Apple. Your privacy is almost certainly weaker as a result, as various entities can use a subpoena or warrant to access your files.
There Was One Person Who Didn’t Embarrass Himself in the Elon Musk Texts
Why did you pick HC raft over etcd?
One of main causes of abortion is high risk pregnancies. You are increasing the load with the most difficult and risk cases.
Eggsalad pointe!
> Its not "impossible to shut it all out"

I think this highly depends on the person. For me, it wasn't just about enforcing separation of equipment.

For a time, I was using the same desk for work during the day and then switching inputs on my screen to use my personal gaming PC in the evenings. I still shut off notifications, never had notifications on my phone, etc.

This wasn't enough.

So I set up a small desk in another part of the apartment and made that the work desk. It was better than using the same desk.

This wasn't enough.

I've realized that a lot of my emotional states and memory recall are very anchored to where I am physically. Just being in the same physical space after a stressful workday was the problem. Glancing at the plant in the corner that I was staring at while contemplating a challenging problem earlier in the day immediately made me start thinking about work again.

> Or go take a walk.

Walking is one of the best ways I've coped. But I also live in a four seasons climate, and this isn't always possible.

As much as I dislike the idea of going back to a physical office space, I think this is one of the hidden costs of WFH.

It's not insurmountable, but neither is it easy.
I actually don't care that much about the privacy stuff, you are insane if you don't think Apple tracks user metrics and device data for at the very least business intelligence. I care about the UX being worsened.
GNUtella: First decentralized P2P network of its kind
I have yet to see a firmware that doesn't allow me to enroll private keys. It's a basic UEFI features, and IIRC Microsoft requires that to be possible for intel hardware: if you don't, no Windows.

When you control the keys, SecureBoot is a good thing at least as good as encryption!

There are things that are fair to complain about, but on this, I don't see how Microsoft or anyone could have done any better to be playing nice with Linux while helping customers.
This was a few years ago and I actually don’t want to get anyone in trouble
I think this is a fair criticism. It seems very plausible that Davidson's reputation has fallen among students and more importantly parents in the last twenty years. As the parent of a 9th grader, I would much prefer her attend our state flagship (UIUC) than somewhere like Davidson. My parents on the other hand were much more impressed with those types of smaller private schools and encouraged me to attend one. Anecdotal, but I think this attitude is fairly representative of the mindset of older millennial parents I talk to.
A guy named Robert C. Townsend wrote a book about running corporations. A generally extendable warning he wrote about is you can't grow a business by aping established companies and their historical path to success. Whatever angle and opportunities they exploited often no longer exist. And what they do currently makes sense for them not you.

Skipping landlines and going right to mobile is an example of that.
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Tech stack: C#, .net-core, typescript, html5, sqlserver, eventstore, rabbitmq, object-store

Evidos is market leader in EU digital signatures. Help us bring the next wave of removing paper work from any business. Recently we've been acquired by entrust.com and are ready to scale on all frontiers. Most notably, bringing signed documents from many thousands a day to millions a day.

We're looking for experienced devs with a passion for programming. We don't do meetings, you do meetings when you deem them necessary. You know C#, git and bring us your passion on other tools to solve our problems.

We scale by having event-sourced services that are eventually consistent.

Process: 1) screening call 2) coding exercise you get paid for 3) tech interview 4) reference checks

Open roles: ► Build engineer ► Developer ► Security-minded developer ► Junior developer.
There are some pregnancies which are dangerous to the mother's health. When it is difficult or impossible for those patients to get treatment, they will die at higher rates.
The Hashicorp one came up first in a google search months ago. So, basically no reason.
Ask HN: Why does StartPage redirect me to another page frequently?
I'm not sure what is happening with StartPage, but it frequently redirect me to this page: https://www.startpage.com/privacy-please/ . It is so annoying. Does anyone else have the same problem?
I completely agree with you, except I think the middle line of your comment is needlessly snide. One could equally say: "Protecting unborn (and newly born) humans is very inconvenient. They make all sorts of demands of you. (So maybe we should deny their humanity.)"

The real questions are "At what point does human life begin / become valuable?" and "Should governments provide for their citizens or merely punish those who harm them?".

There are good arguments to be made by decent people on all sides of those debates, so let's not make cheap shots which detract from reaching a better understanding.
Service station distance is also a factor of gas supply chains. You need gas trucks to stop at stations every so often. They could be closer together, but that means more truck stops and that means more labor costs, etc.

EV charging stations just need an electric grid connection. Some maintenance/labor is still a good idea, but it isn't necessarily the same regularity and overhead costs of a trucking-based supply chain.
I have seen the opposite happen way more often. I was on the market for a new wallet, specifically one made by a one-man operation in France. As soon as I started looking for reviews, targeted ads from larger brands like Fossil and Ridge started following me. The current ad landscape isn't giving the little guy a kick at the can, it's just letting them into the same extortion based ad markets the big guys compete in.
What's the difference between the Python Engineer and Algo Software Engineer (https://www.hudsonrivertrading.com/careers/job/?gh_jid=35621...) roles?
Not just that, but planning to make contraception illegal. Probably sex-ed too.
Googler, opinions are my own

Btw, circa 2013 for those that are interested: https://www.theverge.com/2013/11/6/5072924/google-engineers-...

From the WashingtonPost article on this, here's a TLDR:

Google didn't use to encrypt traffic between datacenters, as the lines were wholly owned by Google, so they thought they had nothing to fear. Snowden reveled that the NSA had tapped some of these fiber lines, then reverse-engineered the network encoding for protos (it wasn't the same as GRPC now uses), and were using it to decode messages going between datacenters. This ended up speeding up an effort to encrypt all network traffic on Google's network.
GCP organization structure is such a breath of fresh air after dealing with AWS. AWS Orgs and all the complexity with VPC and DNS management at a scale of hundreds of accounts is just a complete pain in the arse. GCP makes it far easier with Shared VPC and org/folder/project structure.
Putin deploys largest submarine, 'nuclear' convoy
I respect the opinion in this article that Linux should be simple and Rust is adding a lot of complexity to the build and ABI, but the advantage of Rust is not just memory safety.

Rust is massively more expressive. You get actual tagged enums, modules, sane dependency management, generics, polymorphism, optionals, no unchecked nullability, collections, and many other things. Writing systems software with it - even if you completely ignore memory safety! - is a very pleasant experience once you've grokked the language.
There was 7 years between the ps4 and ps5.....
The concentration of private property in a few hands is not at all the same as the abolition of private property, my dude. Kind of the opposite.
missing another opportunity when she says she likes Aaron Samuels and girls consensus says NO, she cant
ssh key signing and probably some commands like switch...
Wow, the dream of decentralized web comes true, soon. With encryption and wasm, we are gonna conquer the goals toward true decentralized web.
Reminds me of this: https://www.derekchristensen.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/...
> For me, a lot of my meaning comes from two things. One is doing something in the world that feels like it's actually making things a little better somehow. And so contributing to society in some meaningful way.

> But the other thing is socialization with my coworkers is a huge part of my daily satisfaction in a job. You might be free Monday through Friday but all of your friends are working when you want to grab coffee.

I can't relate to many of the author's life experiences, but this quote really hit home. I think we're all wired to want to (a) make something better and (b) share our life and experiences with other people.

How (a) and (b) manifest varies greatly depending on life background and opportunities, but I can say most of the mental healthy difficulties I've had previously in life can be related to those two points.
Can you have a second job with an L-1 a visa?

Another L-1 visa restriction is the fact that visa holders are not permitted to start their own business while on L-1 status. In order to maintain your status, you must only work for your sponsoring employer and no one else, meaning that you also cannot work part time for another employer simultaneously.
Looks good, but I wonder how my colleagues' local checkouts will respond to "updated refs" when pulling/pushing
How Much Structure Is Needed for Quantum Speedups?
I'm not familiar -- do you have to actively consent to Apple's tracking too? As in, do they give themselves some advantage over other ad platforms?
Curious what happens when you sit down and chafe it
One of the new Kendrick Lamar videos (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAPUkgeiFVY - The Heart Part 5) has some deep fakes in there. He looks like a variety of different people. In the YouTube video description the deep fakes are credited to DEEP VOODOO. Here is an article about DEEP VOODOO: https://www.thefocus.news/tech/deep-voodoo/

And from Wikipedia:

> The music video for "The Heart Part 5", directed by Lamar and Dave Free, was released alongside the song on May 8, 2022.[13] In the video, Lamar performs the song against a red wall, while using deepfake technology to transform himself into six modern Black American figures: in order, they are former football player and convicted felon O. J. Simpson, rapper Kanye West, actors Jussie Smollett, Martin Lawrence and Will Smith, former basketball player Kobe Bryant, and rapper Nipsey Hussle. The deepfakes were made by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone's studio Deep Voodoo.[14]

- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Heart_Part_5

The song is also really good. I believe it is quite timely.
At a federal level no, but some states do require many weeks at minimum. I also think 9months is beyond excessive for maternity/paternity leave (father of kids here).