skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My perspective is a bit different since I don't have stock options, just plain retirement and such. So, take this with that in mind.

I would recommend giving yourself a break from following it. My reasons for not looking are these: Values of assets change a ton day-to-day, and a year or two from now who knows what it will look like! I also don't have any control over prices. I could shuffle assets around, but again I don't know what will happen a few years from now. So, I don't gain much by looking at the numbers often.

Sorry it's a stressful sad time for you though. It does suck!
The National Robotarium, the UK’s Centre for Robotics and AI
Huawei Ryan Ding Yun who led the company’s major businesses, dies suddenly at 53
Chaos engineering... for public infrastructure? :)
> [Zaphod] had seen the whole universe stretching to infinity around him—everything. And with it had come the clear and extraordinary knowledge that he was the most important thing in it.

—Douglas Adams
$1.5M floating home prototype sinks into the water at unveiling
Especially as someone from a small EU country, this seems completely different to me, unless living in a Putin puppet state is an acceptable alternative to you.

Invading other countries is bad (including when the EU does it).

Invading and massacring Ukraine is bad.

Both can be true at the same time. And only because we haven’t eliminated the first doesn’t mean we shouldn’t fight the second.
I watched it live. It was uncomfortable and heartbreaking. William had a very profound experience and he wanted to explain it and thank Jeff. Jeff could not even focus long enough to let William get a few sentences out. Jeff’ s “team” (I think led by his significant other) was essentially throwing a frat party behind him - screaming ”whooo” and drinking/spraying champagne. It was sad.
Are you in Europe or the States? The two areas have vastly different economic outlooks.

The outlook in the US can best be described as "uncertain". Valuations are down because the market doesn't like uncertainty, but it doesn't necessarily translate into a future recession -- many of the economic indicators in the US are very positive.

OTOH, Europe is facing a hard winter unless an energy miracle appears.

The market is down 20% on the year, so that means that a lot of people are underwater on their options, so that the fact that yours still has some value means that you are doing better than many.
I think the point is less about the technical acumen of a given candidate and what their tech team may or may not have done.

It's about that the result of what probably was an innocent mistake is a deep-state conspiracy theory being pushed as a huge censorship narrative.

The situation itself seems stupidly simple to me and I would concur the likeliest explanation is someone just made a mistake.

But the questions I have are:

1. How did the candidate notice that their site was not being indexed/shown?

2. What did they check once they realized it? Did they ask the team behind the site or anyone how this might happen?

3. If the candidate did, what did the team respond? What investigation was done?

4. What specific elements led to the conclusion of "Deep State Algorithm"? What specifically brought about this as a conclusion to publicly post about?

It's possible the candidate was misled and told "everything was fine" from the site side, but I guess for me it's still a huge leap to go from "Everything with the site is fine but it's not showing in searches" to "there is a conspiracy to censor what I am saying".

It's not about what technology _might_ exist to accomplish such a thing, it's about what was actually checked and done before this conclusion was reached. That a conspiracy theory was the only promoted conclusion from the candidate is the frustrating part for me, as checking their other tweets and publications, there's no indication anything else was considered. The article itself is being catty and while it's funny to think it's just a case of a politician staging outrage, the core problem I have still exists even if I assume completely benign actors leading up to the tweet.
This Spiegel article mentions GSM-R https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/deutsche-bahn-derzeit-kein-f...
Thanks a lot for this. I'll have a lot to think this weekend.
It only provides a web ui which is inferior to the standalone ui version.

If you want to go that route you might as well use Deluge, which is built on the same libtorrent library, has a proper daemon-client architecture with fully featured native clients for all major platforms.
“Because as we told you when your invoice became overdue, we do not take the noindex tag off until the invoice is paid in full.”
He does look a bit of a dim-witted moron, but in his defence he'd also been in space and had his own experience - he wanted to celebrate.
Even the faster shipment argument is kinda invalid depending on where you life. I live in Switzerland so not only do most Amazon article not even ship to me, but those who do often take weeks as well.

Not get me started on how many small packages got lost because of the German postal system. I rarely have issues from China and shipping can be as fast as 10 days sometimes.
Having been a longtime coder in a language that doesn't support Todo tasks (tooling doesn't find them) I've seen double commenting a line as a trick to make them easily findable (it's the fastest thing to type).

It's a personal hack for being able to quickly find them. Ctrl+F //// is a reasonable "Todo" And one which on a single person project I can get away with. Because they are also valid comments persisting past release occasionally happens as (in my case) the second reviewer doesn't know this convention.

Working on a project for the past several months I've left many todos in my code to be reviewed. In most cases by myself when I better understand the problem. I am after all the first person to review my own code.
> What happened to trying to talk them out of it?

There's two ways to read this question. It could be a legitimate question, as in "We used to try to talk them out of it and it seems like we aren't doing it anymore - what happened?"; or it could be that you're advocating for someone (who?) to talk to Russia.

I'll answer both. We did try to talk to Russia at the beginning of the war. My own president, Emmanuel Macron, was asked by Zelenskyy himself to talk directly to Putin. Which he did, extensively, to the point people were criticizing him for doing it too much.

We stopped, because Putin is simply no longer rational. It is not possible to negotiate with him. Zelenskyy even publicly said just a few days ago that he is willing to negotiate with Russia, "just not with Putin". Source: https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2022/09/30/7369844/

I am going to assume you mean well, as the guidelines recommend we all do. To that end, I would ask you not to play armchair war general and "just ask questions!", as if "hey have we tried asking Russia to stop" never occured to anybody.

Ukraine does not want this war, any more than someone with cancer wants chemotherapy. They're fighting for their life. And more than their life, they're fighting for you and me. I see you're in Switzerland - Hi from Brussels! - Ukraine's fight is ours.

Ukraine is Europe. We're under attack. This war is ours as well, and yet, Ukrainians are the ones giving their lives for us. Don't start thinking Russia will stop there; calling for nuclear annihilation of europe is a prime TV talking point over there (One of many many examples, via The Telegraph: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4eJvwtQJu4)
Just 2 human struggling with their place in existence.

One has his identity shattered, other not trying to let it in of fear of going down the same path.

Both makes sense.

I'm waiting for the day the first psychedelic space flight retreat company gets off :)
I can see why people would want that, but I can also see why people would want to have an additional certified copy of an important document, artwork, or piece of sports memorabilia, if that’s what the owner of that object wants.
Do you have analytics in place? You can self-host PostHog or use them as a service to see what's going on and follow the drop-off. How fast are you getting them to successful usage? There's inertia.

What problem does your product solve? Is it an on-going problem or something that's solved once?

Who has that problem often and to whom does it matter? A meme generator only is useful to me when I want to insert some wit into a conversation but if it were my job to produce memes, it would be a tool of the trade.

Who's buying and why? Who's not buying and why? How many conversations have you had with those who didn't convert? Ask them to hop on a call and ask them about what brought them to the product in the first place, what were they trying to accomplish, and what was their experience. Get some feedback in open conversations.
Missing some important context on that one lol. The "real" version of that device drives people crazy with their insignificance. The one Zaphod goes into is in a simulation designed for him, where he really is the most important thing.
This hit home to me. The part about parrot PMs is also an issue here that's been hard to deal with.
You may not be attempting to spread Russian propaganda, but your point of view is one of Russia's many propagandist talking points. Do not be surprised at the negative reaction.

I just responded to your question about "why no dialog" elsewhere in the thread.
This is totally amazing and I bet most people don't even realize that this is possible.

Will give it a try soonest. Thanks for sharing this hack!
I was a bit too in suggesting asking OpenBSD dev's :)
generally limited world views regardless of the facts are a mental shield of people afraid of something. the problem is, the fear is so deep beneath the crust of hatred and other negative emotions that getting to it and working with it is often practically impossible
I don't find returns to be helpful at all.

- If I buy medicine, and it's fake, that's a serious problem.

- If I buy a bottle of vanilla, and it's tainted, that's a serious problem.

- If I buy a piece of electronics, and it's a piece which was returned for working intermittently, that's a problem too.

- If I buy clothing from brands I trust, and I get a knock-off which falls apart in 6 months, that's a problem.

Unless Amazon can get supply chain issues under control, it's too risky to buy most of the stuff I used to buy there. I find eBay and Aliexpress to be more reliable, probably due to reviews sticking to sellers.

I think it's a matter of time before someone starts selling ransomware on Amazon. You plug in a device, and your computer is compromised. The device is a buck cheaper.
I suspect it’s mostly about the Exclusive Economic Zones for fishing.
Net revenue is where Apple usually shines. In mobile I don't know the current situation, but for a long time Android had much higher adoption while Apple capturing more than 100% of the profit (Android phones were losing money).
The bridge is used to supply war materiel for Putin's war of aggression against Ukraine, but also to move goods looted from Ukraine back to Russia.

The bridge was built without Ukrainian consent between Russia and land conquered by Russia since 2014. Its primary purpose is to solidify control over this conquered area.

It is a legit military target for sure.
kind of humiliating!
Thank you for this comment. For todo comments, Satoshi or whoever was used "//// todo: " so it might be for that too.
That was disturbing.

Though no one notices, because they are revered for what often comes easy to them, accomplished actors are by and large humble even though the opposite is often believed. Besides inconceivable amounts of money, the one common defining quality among billionaires is narcissism, shorthand for lack of empathy, self-importance, entitlement, need for constant admiration, fear of criticism, etc.
> It was uncomfortable and heartbreaking.

Yeah. I'm squirming at the memory. Bezos says "I wanna hear this! ..." but then goes back to the party.

I don't think he really wanted to hear it.
thanks for nice tip. Did it help you? Are you doing speed reading at the moment?
What are you referring to as being positive? .i.e. nonfarm payroll growth is not good at this point.
The question that I'm answering is "Best book to learn C in 2022?". K&R written as you say in the 1980s (the first edition in the 70s) is not that book, there is far better written material out there: One can get a solid grounding in C reading Seacord's books and John Regehr's blog without even needing to know who K and R are.

I'm guessing based on the comments to my posts that some people are upset due to K&R being their first introduction to C (or their first introduction to technical writing) which leads to emotional responses that miss the point.

So let me re-iterate that point. K&R is a terrible C book in 2022, and should not be recommended as an introduction to the language. It wraps C in a veneer of simplicity-hiding-untold-complexity which leads readers thinking that the language is much safer and much easier to deploy than reality dictates.
This has proven to be disastrous and something that we should point out and drive newcomers away from.
How is this tinfoiling?

The tinfoiler would think it's an inside (NATO) job. That these things are being done to maintain the fear, to increase the military budgets (i.e., money that could be spent on social programs), to increase the us v them unity, etc. Like 1984?

But perhaps The MIC qualifies as a state actor? As it's said...follow the money.

There are so many entities that benefit from such things it's difficult to say. Was it X? Was it Y making it look like X? Unless there's indisputable evidence then it's always hard to say. Easy to assume. But hard to say.
> They're opposites: one's being far removed from humans, one's seeing too much of them at once.

I get your point. What i meant was, the internet empowering mankind to communicate in 'real-time', transparent to man made concepts like borders and countries. I was hoping that this 'wormhole' would strengthen the sense of a global community.
Nobel winning literature is the best means I've found to trigger some form of enlightenment / global human and other life empathy.
Thank you! I'm using just an editor and the terminal, nothing fancy. :)
> That's blatant hypocrisy.

You got the joke then.
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Why do I feel like the 'sabotage' was small woodland creatures and coincidences?

We just had a major outage in prod at our ISP last month because squirrels and rats took out nearly 800 feet of fiber, requiring a full replacement of the section in lieu of splicing individual strands back together.
I’ve got a friend who is doing a lot of travel to Russia due to her father having some medical problems, so I bought her an AirTag for her luggage.

On her first flight home, she missed her flight, but her luggage “made it.” She was able to track the bag all the way to the American West Coast, and apparently the workers at the airport even found it helpful in the “last mile” of retrieving the bag.

On her second flight, Lufthansa lost the bag on a flight to Helsinki. They were apparently huge dcks about it, but again she was able to accurately track and eventually retrieve it.

AirTags are one of those devices that really surpass their advertised usefulness. I’m encouraging everyone I know who travels to get some.

I do wonder about the workers who must be getting those automated “yo a tracker is following you” anti-stalking messages on their iPhones, though.
Maybe the contractor did that. It's still quite sad and very telling of a delusional mindset if he didn't first try to find out if his contractor can fix the problem and instead his initial response is full on conspiracy nonsense.
I've been working in Scrum based frameworks for the past 8 years in different jobs. Learned from the teams practices and Scrum Masters.

Only this year did I decide to actually read the Scrum Guide. I was never in a team that practiced it like that. All of them had stuff changed and reading the guide I was confused because the changes seemed for the worse. I feel like this is mostly the experience for people when they describe Scrum.
Might be disguised as an eco mode or something.
That too is easily modified. Mastodon hardcodes the value a few places, or at least used to. Pleroma has config settings to separately enforce a local limit on how much you're allowed to write, and a hard limit above which it will drop remote posts. Problem is the latter - any instances which increases the post length too much will need to consider that they'll effectively make federation unreliable for their users because most other instances will have a hard limit above which they'll drop or truncate posts.

But overall it's easy to iterate on this, and you can try things on your own instance or your own "corner" of likeminded instances while still be able to interoperate on most things.
President Biden said he wanted a black woman to be in Supreme Court. Shouldn’t he have instead said he wanted the best and most qualified person for that position?
Nonsense. The only long term prediction you can make with confidence is that the future will not be like the past.
Anytime. I feel HN over-represents the too-optimistic and always-assume-good-faith point of view and I believe that is harmful for having an objective and multi-dimensional discourse.

99% of all people are indeed not actively malicious by default but they can be so wrongly incentivized that the end result mimics malice very closely anyway.

Understand the problematic people's motivation if you can. It will help you devise a strategy. If not then maybe it's time for some good old top-bottom management with "you are here to obey orders, bucko".
Before the Talmudic era Jewish proselytes were common. The practice was adopted and "refined" by Christian Jews but not taken up by Rabbinic Judaism.
After reading the article, and understanding what he was trying to articulate this is even more uncomfortable. Shatner was dealing with his whole worldview changing.
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Diversify asset classes. When you do have the chance to exercise stock options, do - to a basket of stocks (like a total market ETF) and other assets (such as bonds, cds, notes).
But we don't even plan to eliminate the first. How can we point the finger at putin, if we're doing the same as him? We're literally standing on a pile of middle-eastern bodies (let's not forget why the middle eastern crisis even started), and screaming "...but putin!".

Look at the french for example... they have literally their embassies burning now, because people want their army out of their sovereign country, and the media sits quiet, mentioning maybe "some protests". The EU is threathening Hungary for wanting to buy russian gas, while sitting quiet about France.

Why should putin have to stop, if we don't? And if we care for peoples lives and sovereign countries, why don't we care about the ones we're destroying right now?
1. Pack my equipment and drive to the park

2. Fencing (HEMA) in the park with my friends

3. Going to the zoo (or similar) with my family in the afternoon

4. Play with the kids while Mommy is cooking

5. Bring kids to bed (Mommy with baby currently)

6. Finally time to do more daddy stuff, practicing guitar, programming or play D&D online

7. Like to a Scifi audio book in the bed

8. Sleep
If you bought options your base case should be that they expire worthless, except some very special cases. If you sold options your likely case should be extreme loss, exceeding the premium in double digit multiples.

If you don't know this then you shouldn't have traded, and were misinformed. They're considered complex instruments for a reason, and the ease with which the masses trade them is something of a tragedy.

This has happened multiple times in the past and will happen many times again, as there's nothing new under the sun (from Livermore, one of the greatest speculators).

A fun little book that I like to recommend: "Confusion of confusions". It was written by a Jewish trader working with the 1600s Amsterdam stock and bond exchanges. It is a good proof of how little things have changed, you'll understand pretty much everything once you map the terms and concepts to their modern equivalents.
Those look good, a bulkier beasty option on the topic of intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/boards...

Just need to find a way to justify it to myself after spending on the MBP xD
A larger part is not necessarily the personal thoughts of the doctor - but rather than embarrassment of showing that the clinical note it's actually sometimes a mishmash of copy paste, sometimes done by low-paid wage workers.. Sometimes offshore workers... and yet, all the collected data largely remaines useless information at best, or outright wrong and dangerous at worst.
I know first hand, normally due to autumnal storms... never reaching and finding hotels full, we ended up sleeping once in the office of a friend.