skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also, the author is British (the londonreconnections.com URL might be a clue) so BB&B is not an option. I know Reddit assumes everyone is American but HN should be better than that.
I live in Utah, we already have much better, widely available municipal fiber network (UTOPIA) that has has multiple 10Gbps offerings for years. Looks like Google is trying to catch up.

With Utopia, you lease or buy the dark fiber for ~$20 a month, and then choose from 10+ different ISPs. 1Gb runs about $50 and 10G will run about $200/mo, and the provider will let you use an SFP in your own (real) router.
It seems that weed smell travels a lot farther than tobacco smoke. If I smell tobacco smoke, I can do a 360 degree turn in seconds to see immediately which direction I need to move 5 meters to avoid it. If I smell weed and want to get away from it, I usually have no idea where it's coming from.
In fact you can download it after installation and run it in textistic perfectly.
Paying for other children's education gives you benefits like lesser crime and will keep the value of your property high.
Why would anyone want to maintain their own postgres?
Does the world _really_ need another js runtime?
> was able to order a replacement from their site free of charge by part number

I had the same experience with a belt clip for a knife by CRKT. 25+ year old knife discontinued who knows how long ago, and they sent me replacement parts free of charge.

Good customer support wins customers, which I suspect is why many like IKEA.
The parent wasn’t disagreeing with the collective payment responsibility (and I don’t know where you got that), only with the public school model that gives no choice as to which schools the money is spent at.
heh. Who would have thought that Equifax is a shitty company?
People are talking about mental and spiritual health, but I will tell you my story. I resigned from a support job which was taking a toll on my mental health to staying jobless for almost an year, which caused stress on top of already existing mental health problem. I finally landed a job in a development role. My mental spiritual personal health has never been better. I am in a better place now. My advise would be to just focus on landing a job first, the easiest way in my opinion is MERN stack. Don't take the easy way out, things will definitely get better. People at hn will disagree but I strongly feel things will fall in place not when your mental health improves but when you get a job first and start earning and start saving. My point is getting into a job will automatically restore your mental health if it depends on it.
> School must get paid for.

You pay for it with your taxes. It's a lifestyle choice if you want to send your kids to a private institution when public school is already covered.

I hope that doesn't come across as rude, because that's not my intention. But private school is not some necessity of life that you're forced to pay for -- definitely not "literally impossible" to survive without.
you're desperate, but like you said, most of us have experienced the same thing, some even worse than others. Don't take action based on your desperation or emotion right now.

We're all here because we made it through those times, believe it or not it will all pass if you fight through. Persistency is the key, go to the gym or a long walk every day, that helps you clear your mind. After that just keep applying, in the meanwhile try to work for hospitality or something just to cover the bills.

You're way ahead than those who just started learning to code, and they don't give up, many of them made it, so should you!!
> even pretty junior people could safely add commands.

What about the unattractive ones, Harvey Weinstein?

Ok I’ll leave quietly
I agree. I feel like OP's advice is heavy handed.
"...and another who claimed he was at home while sitting in what looked like an office cubicle."

Doesn't everyone set up a cubicle at their house to set the right mood?
Try again, plenty of people on here probably had varying experiences in public schools and came out just fine, and some are struggling, you'll find both here.
Chiming in— I’ve been interested in finding a mentor for awhile. Do you think a coach fills this role?
Men, I created this account only because I fill that I should answer you.
14 months ago I took the biggest risk in my life so far (I'm 30), I sold everything that I have in Argentina and moved to Spain where I don't know anybody and no connections with anyone.
The first 6 months where horrible, I was reasearching all the pros and cons of different ways of stop existing because of exactly the same reasons that you have. I was refreshing the jobs listings more than 10 times a day in the 4 main webpages without success.
Of the few things that kept me alive was all the problems that I was going to generate because of the "easy way out" (opposite of easy in reality), and the fact that I still have people that I love, although they live 12k km away and is not a cheap fly either (for Argentinians).
The thing is that after hitting the wall over and over again I managed to get a job not related to what I was looking for but it was a job. Shitty pay,shitty shifts, but with good people mostly. I was working at the Madrid airport.
That job gave me enough time to look for something where I'm good at and 6 months later I got that job but never, not even 1 day, I stoped looking for another job.
We are all different but things like going for a walk, some small cardio exercise will help A LOT. And try to research what words do the companies use on their listing and use them on your CV, that's key. 90% of the time they don't have a clue of what they need and they just need a problem solver.
Can't keep on writing as I am arriving to the office. But bro.... Don't give up, if anything, learn from everything and remember that moments like that will harden your mentality.
In Argentina we don't usually say "good luck finding a job", we like to don't leave thing to luck but to hard work and perseverance.
People suck, rrhh mostly sucks, learn their ways and get a job.
I guess you haven’t heard of the floods in India earlier this year for instance[0]. Or maybe it doesn’t matter because we don’t live there and it’s nice if the winter is a little warmer whenever we go skiing; no need to wear a pesky hat anymore.

[0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_South_Asian_floods
Update - just tried it out, it's VERY much Electron, with no notes it uses about 350-450MB of memory, after importing my markdown notes it used over 1.2GB! (and broke a lot of their standard formatting)
There's benefits to competition as well as choice, if any of the projects fail for any reason, there's another compatible alternative to use.

And now there's three: Deno, Bun and Cloudflare Workers
Is that class of alteration sufficient to alter a near-miss earth event usefully?
Do you have any links to these latest studies that I can take a look at?

If you're just talking about the Flynn effect, then your conclusion is overreaching.

IQ is still very highly heritable and adjusted for the Flynn effect has very little to do with early exposure to abstract reasoning AFAIK (but would love to see those studies).
Dude, you have it 100% backwards, going all the way back to your first point. I feel like you aren't reading, aren't understanding, or something (d.k.?).

in your framework, economic activity is up, we are just paying for it via trade imbalance

Wrong, I don't have a framework. I am just trying to explain to you how GDP is calculated. Economic activity is down when measured used GDP.

Your original post misunderstands GDP. I am not being pedantic, it is just incorrect:

Ok, let's play your game. How much of the first quarter decline was due to the ports clearing and imports rising? Here, I'll give you a hint (More than 100%)

Wrong, None of the decline was due to increased imports, because by the definition of GDP, imports are excluded. To quote the fed from the link above, "imports do not add to or subtract from GDP."

You agree that, in aggregate, the amount of consumption/investment/government spend are up, right? GDP has only declined because we didn't make all of it, which, sure, maybe a long-term problem, but irrelevant to a recession.

Wrong, GDP declined because domestic spending and/or investment and/or exports declined. Nothing to do with imports at all. Imports are not included in GDP, ergo, imports can't cause a decline in GDP.
Hi Peter,

Thanks for doing these AMAs!

If a Canadian living in US is on a TN status and is on disability for a serious illness when employment is terminated, what options are there to stay in the USA for the duration of the disability?
Worked at AMZ as EAM admin, this describes their metric fixation. You spent more time chasing metrics than actually performing work, it was exhausting. Metrics for everything too, many of which would require intervention in the relational database by other team members several states away that didn't reply to emails or wouldn't prioritize your requests.
Suggesting a tax refund is pretty clearly proposing they should not have to fund public schools.
Transpiled should be treated separately from ported.

This sort of code isn't readable, idiomatic nor maintainable.

https://gitlab.com/cznic/tcl/-/blob/master/lib/capi_windows_...
Bitwarden – breaking API changes on versions 1.45
Agreed, simply having a conflict of interest isn't a reason to disregard the complaints. But the problem is that failing to disclose it up front creates the appearance of dishonesty, which undercuts the message. But it's important for us as readers because it makes us more aware that we should be looking for some of the techniques that can be more confounding or misleading.

I want to be clear, I am not saying that the post is wrong, just that we would know to be more careful in reviewing claims.
My personal best time is 4 minutes, 30 seconds (give or take).

I find what I want online (I'm not counting this towards the total time). I go to the store and walk in the exit, through the checkouts to the storage hangar, use the computer to look up which aisle my Knoppflogg (or whatever) is stored, pick it out and go.
Even the interview is about HR trying to fill their quota and trying to tick their secret checklist and repeating whatever their manager tells them to repeat while trying to sound genuine.
Knowledge of Nginx Used in OpenResty
I had a very similar situation to yours somewhere in 2020. I applied to plenty of Java and Android developer jobs, I tried also to get internships, half-time, anything. Each time rejected, despite BEng + work experience.

And one day a friend of mine, who was longer in the software engineering industry, told me that the market now is terrible and I should try Helpdesk or DevOps positions. I landed a DO job within a week and switched twice because headhunters were offering me better options all the time.

Moral of the story: don't focus on your one skill, find other skills you have and look for opportunities that are similar in nature and apply not only for C++/programming jobs
> But how is the output of a program containing a lisp macro for example.

The use of the macro gets expanded at compile time and the expanded code then gets compiled.

Lisp macros are designed in such a way that they are be expanded before runtime.

> evaluation at runtime

Evaluation at runtime does not mean the code gets not compiled.

The SBCL implementation of Common Lisp:

* (let ((fn-code (quote (lambda (a)
(* a 42))))) ;source of function as a list -> FN-CODE
(let ((fn (eval fn-code))) ; evaluation of that list FN-CODE ->eval-> FN
(prog1
(funcall fn 11)
(disassemble fn))))
; disassembly for (LAMBDA (A))
; Size: 36 bytes. Origin: #x700568E8E4 ; (LAMBDA (A))
; 8E4: AA0A40F9 LDR R0, [THREAD, #16] ; binding-stack-pointer
; 8E8: 4A0B00F9 STR R0, [CFP, #16]
; 8EC: EA030CAA MOV R0, R2
; 8F0: 8B0A80D2 MOVZ R1, #84
; 8F4: 3C9880D2 MOVZ TMP, #1217
; 8F8: BE6B7CF8 LDR LR, [NULL, TMP] ; SB-KERNEL:TWO-ARG-*
; 8FC: DE130091 ADD LR, LR, #4
; 900: C0031FD6 BR LR
; 904: E00120D4 BRK #15 ; Invalid argument count trap
462

You'll see that EVAL at runtime compiles the code on-the-fly and in-memory to ARM64 machine code.
Most of the world lives using far less resources and polluting less than the US. Not all live in poverty, far from it.
I honestly despise Confluence. Jira is kind of OK if you don't create overly complex workflow (they will fail) and avoid using it as a documentation tool (it's not versioned, editing tool are lacking, adding content is quite limited, updating content while fighting field is not fun and finding back the last CR related to a feature is hell).

But Confluence is the worst Wiki I've ever used. It's editor is obnoxious, it's so damn slow, you're losing edit whenever anything happen, tagging is quite often random (recently it added an unwanted "my.favorite" tag to page I'm copying), it's search is broken since the beginning, hierarchical view is broken, creating add on requires to be a high level admin and the implementation is horrible... And I've been forced to use Confluence for 10 years now, in multiple company. None was ever good with it. Heck, here people are screaming to go back to Sharepoint.
Homeschooling is like a second job, though. One where you can't bullshit and lie your way through it.
Love this generation of MacBooks. I used to rice my Linux installs every few months and switch distros or wms and setup new servers. Now I just open my laptop and have at it.

My only suggestion is that you do try Linux a good amount. This can be for a variety of things and even doing this in a VM is good. Get used to the command line and understand how the system purrs.

I started this with Arch and their wiki. Their wiki is great in general even for non-Arch Linux. You could go the hardcore route and do Linux From Scratch on a VM. Or play around with a Raspberry Pi. Or buy an old Lenovo to run something on.

But otherwise my personal preference for a $2K-$4K machine is to get something I can rely on and with an easy repair path. Many won’t agree but Mac fits that book for me.
> You think large powerplants that will need to be turned back on then can be turned on like a TV, with a press of a button?

In addition to batteries (including ones made from abundant materials like sodium which are beginning mas production now), wind, tidal, bagass and waste stream methane generation, this is precisely what OCGT plants are for and many CCGTs can do it too (especially if by some lost magic they learn how to predict when sunset will be). You can run them on Hydrogen or one of many other flammable substances you made during the day or during the summer. This already costs on par with new nuclear and is dropping by over 20% per year.

> Also: the energy comes from renewables, but the solar panels themselves are certainly not.

The raw material investments of solar and wind are on the same order as coal or nuclear and decreasing every year. Unless you are proposing building more gas?
It would have been funny if Neo had responded to Agent Smith with this logic.
The demoscene is just the purest, coolest shit ever. Makes me wish I had grown up in Finland!
The Fed has been pushing ultra-low interest rates for a long time, which has gotten businesses to borrow tons of money and expand in ways that they never could have done organically. At the same time, the combination of COVID and the supply chain shortage caused prices to spike. Unemployment is near an all-time low: easy money has made it easy to expand companies. Companies have decided to fight against lowering their prices tooth and nail regardless of how much less it now costs to ship product. At the same time, boomers are cycling out of the job market and none of the subsequent generations have enough population to replace them all.

Remember the press releases that stated that Biden intended to hire 80K new IRS workers over the next 10 years? The IRS is predicted to lose 50K workers over the next 5 years due to retirements.

Most companies have refused to invest in employees and refuse to have sensible plans to reward employees for their allegiance. The easiest and most painless way for most employees to get the pay raise they deserve is to find another job. Most employees realize that they have options and are willing to take the right job rather than the first job.

And since spending habits usually don't change if you're making more money, most people have more money to spend and companies are willing to get their piece of that pie. Combine that with OPEC cutting production and the war in Ukraine, and we've now got relatively high inflation. The inflation is real. The fed rate hikes are artificial. We've needed a serious upward adjustment in wages for quite some time, at least until people stop pretending that government is the root of all evil and there's a place for a conversation about how much housing costs.
I guess it depends what you do. I download 150Gb games on Steam on the regular, and can easily max out 1Gbps. Automated backups can easily max out the link in the other direction.
Demoscene is such an interesting form of art. If you are interested, watch this documentary: https://youtu.be/iRkZcTg1JWU The 4k (not the resolution) are very impressive.
Do you want people to explain why climate change is urgent, here in a comment?

Your links don't say "climate change isn't a problem," they just have a tiny bit of data out of context, that very few people here have the ability to fully understand as to how they may or may not relate to climate change. Do you really think the fact that agricultural output has increased over time says much about climate change, vs. technology and population and such? Or that a 2 degree temperature change in England is a) not a problem, just because a 2 degree temperature change seems minor, or b) is really going to give non-scientists a good perspective on something like this? Unless you understand all the things involved, you really need to let the scientists do an analysis on the data, rather than your seat-of-the-pants approach. If you don't want to trust the scientists, great, but just showing a tiny bit of data and extrapolating a conclusion based on intuition probably doesn't cut it.

The below is just pasted from Wikipedia, but it's a great starting point. You can follow the citations if you go to the article. Sure, it's a politicized issue so you'll always find a few on the other side. But the vast majority of scientists agree with this:

Due to climate change, deserts are expanding, while heat waves and wildfires are becoming more common. Increased warming in the Arctic has contributed to melting permafrost, glacial retreat and sea ice loss. Higher temperatures are also causing more intense storms, droughts, and other weather extremes. Rapid environmental change in mountains, coral reefs, and the Arctic is forcing many species to relocate or become extinct. Climate change threatens people with food and water scarcity, increased flooding, extreme heat, more disease, and economic loss. Human migration and conflict can also be a result. The World Health Organization (WHO) calls climate change the greatest threat to global health in the 21st century. Even if efforts to minimise future warming are successful, some effects will continue for centuries. These include sea level rise, and warmer, more acidic oceans.
We are using workplace chat instead of Slack. Shall I feel happy???
Technically yes, but depending on your location your public school system may be chronically under-funded, to the point where sending your kid to a public school would put them at a big disadvantage in high school or college (and so then for the rest of their life).

Yes, you could move, but as it turns out properties are more expensive in good school districts.
No one's going option 1? Are there any stories of people getting pwned because of old android vulnerabilities?
Hey brother, my prayers are with you. I’ve been there and it was very much worth coming out the other side. Much love from the USA.
If like me you are in the kidney stone camp, the article does say "yea, you should drink more, unless you want to fund your urologist's new yacht"

I don't think kidneys work for free. I would accept its negligible but, the effort of managing the osmotic processes which take water out of the GI tract and putting them into the kidney to become urine implies energy is spent.

Quantifing that cost, and the exhaled CO2 which might indicate energy stores in the body are being consumed interests me. I say this because during the period I stopped eating like a complete chungus I also started drinking a lot more water and I am sure the eating change (no nice lunches and much less nice dinners and much much less nice wine and strictly rationed amounts of chocolate because without red wine and chocolate my life is over) did cause most of the weightloss I still wonder how much came from the water.

Fine article says "none" well, absent better evidence I better take that onboard.

Kidney stones said drink.
The only legal advice anyone should accept from HN is "contact an attorney in your jurisdiction"
We should just fly over there at night and put a blanket over it
Trying to give you a fairly complete answer: It's a .NET library, the prerequisites are the same as any .NET library.

If you want to write code in .NET you will need to install the .NET SDK.

If you just want to run an application written in .NET... it depends. Apps can be shipped with a built-in .NET runtime ("self-contained"), which makes them bigger on disk but they don't need any prerequisites installed. Apps can also be shipped without a .NET runtime ("framework-dependent"), in which case the user needs to have a shared runtime installed to run the app.
Not going to solve all your problems but one very simple tip that seemingly very few sub-30 year-olds have received... is your resume/CV very basic black text on white background (no colored fonts/backgrounds) in Times New Roman (or similar simple, basic, serif font), 11 or 12pt, and no more than one page? No fancy graphics, no fancy typesetting, no multiple columns, just plain.

Also, try whatever you can to reduce your debt in the meantime. Unemployment sucks, but without debt it is far more tolerable.
You are hired to fulfil a job role based on your experience. Metrics are just a tool that tries to highlight your effectiveness for corpos too large to have oversight in the actual productivity of the workforce.
Not exactly, but it looks similar. With what I was talking about you can have as many versions around as you need.

An example would be using (TVar (HashMap k v)) in Haskell.
SMS organizer by Microsoft is good on Andriod.
Make it simpler to apply. Every time I click Apply on a LinkedIn job posting and it takes me to a Workday or Brassring portal to create an account, I immediately close the window.

If you want me to create an account and do a formal application during the interview stage, that's fine, but not before the resume review.
Bjorn Lomborg has pointed out that simply painting roofs white could have a significant impact.
They leverage their hard won reputation to provide business opportunities for smaller rivals, an act of selfless business practice I have not seen from any other organisation outside of, say, Norton.