skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's infinite things to do in many software companies. You're only given 40 hours of work per week. If you had the stamina for two jobs, then they'd give you 80 hours, with more than double the pay. That's what factories and gig jobs do.

But everyone believes that 40 hours is the peak, maybe less, before efficiency drops. You need rest to do well.

If you can perform, then just get a better position or a better job. Take on more responsibilities. Use the spare time to fix the problems that nobody brings up. If you can't, then chances are you're not really performing. If you are performing, why aren't you in a CxO position? If you are in a CxO position, are you hitting the 10% week on week growth benchmark?

I feel that most people doing two jobs are really just taking multiple low positions with low expectations and low salary caps. It's not always laziness, sometimes just market inefficiency.

Now if you are one of the people who can do multiple jobs effectively, consider consulting, where it's completely fine.
It provides more entertainment to non users!
What you hear vibrating is not your ear drums themselves, but is a muscle called the tensor tympani. It aids in dampening loud sounds like chewing or screaming. I can also do this.
Sure. Let me rephrase: being taken seriously requires you to explain &c. This is a public forum; nobody particularly likes it when someone says "this is so" and doesn't offer an intelligible explanation.

With enough incentives (including a large pool of greater fools), you can convince otherwise reasonable parties to use your scheme. But that doesn't make it a financial scheme; that makes it a financialized scam.
Why don't they just move into gaming? Games are the real metaverse.
Overwrought marketing language and idealism are definitely problems, but there's something significant to there now being a chance to create a new financial system, or meaningfully impact the current one.

Specifically, there is energy and capital available, whereas previously it would have been impossible to work on this seriously absent a collapse or crisis in the current system.

As for whether the technological changes imply net neutral outcomes, that seems hard to qualify.
My guess? This person's code has been included outside the original repo with license stripped.
BDSM or doctor. You want a tongue depressor or a ball gag? Same thing.
This is amazing. Anyone that has written a script, what is the significance of words in all caps?

Breaking Bad:

Oh, by the way, he’s wearing a GAS MASK. That, and white jockey UNDERPANTS. Nothing else.

The Dark Knight:

A man in a CLOWN MASK holding a SMOKING SILENCED PISTOL ejects a shell casing. This is DOPEY. He turns to a second man, HAPPY, also in clown mask, who steps forward with a CABLE LAUNCHER, aims at a lower roof across the street and FIRES a cable across. Dopey secures the line to an I-beam line- CLAMP on- sends a KIT BAG out then steps OUT the window...
> The point of my original comment was to correctly attribute blame for the occurrence.

Correctly according to who? I understand and agree that this was your goal. I disagree that you did it correctly. Why does it even make sense to pretend like there’s only one reason or only one part to blame in said “occurrence”?

You’re also still talking about jobs and making black and white assumptions that it comes down to only a few people who have “power”. The assumptions you’re stating clearly demonstrate that you’re talking about only one narrow form of cancellation, and trying to downplay painful social stigma as an outcome.

> Twitter is not decisive on the matter.

Again, nobody said it was. This is still a straw man. Social media doesn’t have to be decisive on the matter in order to have massive and unstoppable influence. It doesn’t have to have the final say in order to initiate things or sway public opinion. It is not useful to draw a line between who’s making a final decision and who’s starting a campaign to spread information with an agenda.

You’re trying to skip right past the fact that Harvey Weistein’s trouble did not start in a court of law. It started with his actions, which lead to public allegations, many shared on social media. He’s in jail because he was convicted after and as a result of words being spread around about what he did. Cause and effect. Private and public allegations are the cause that lead to newspapers and then police to investigate, the court of law that jailed him was the effect of that cause. Suggesting that public opinion had little to do with this and doesn’t have that power is so weird and incorrect, the order of events here was extremely public and extremely well documented.

The outcome of his story lead many other people to share their experiences on social media, which in turn has caused other “cancellations”, some of which then became police investigations into other people. In these a bunch of these cases (which just so happen to be pretty much the exemplar class for social canceling) your framing of people in power caving to Twitter is entirely and completely incorrect. The negative outcomes are caused sometimes by audiences refusing to watch some celebrities, sometimes by advertisers and sponsors doing the pressuring by dropping financial support, sometimes because of legal investigations revealing wrongdoing, and almost always because public outcry came first. There are very few cases in the national media that match your imaginary scenario of someone getting fired after their boss just read and believed some unverified junk online. The very small number of storied I’ve ever read like that usually involved the boss apologizing or the employee being offered something much better by people who heard the story.

> Twitter is the ultimate in slacktivism.

Sometimes, yes. This was the point of the article. This is also one reason why social media cancel culture is not the same as McCarthyism or other kinds of ostracism historically.
no one is saying russia had anything at all to do with it.
There is nothing in law that requires discloser from an employee. Wouldn't disclosing put the employee at undue risk?
It had the opposite effect when I tried it.
It is unethical to agree to an employment contract, and then not keep your word.[0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-compete_clause
The downside is it's pretty hard to maintain (the implementation is primitive string manipulation).

Another cool tool I found is `rapini` but sadly it has no MSW support.
The issue is they want to maximise Y.

If you're working for someone else, it is by definition meaning that Y has plenty of room in it and can be done better.

They could replace the worker with anyone else that has the same skill as them, but who would put all effort into Y, and effectively double the rate of production for not much change.

It's even better than that, because they now have one big lever to tweak the workload. Some weeks it might be 1.5Y, other times it's 2.1Y, software engineering definitely has its good and bad periods, week-by-week.

If the person who works two jobs isn't replaced, not only do we have less work done than what's possible, but they can also burn out easier.

And we can't change what their other work is telling them to do.

If an engineer is burning out or need a break, there's only so much could be done (other than stopping work altogether.. but again, why? For another company to burn out our employees?) - there's a lot less wiggle room in 1Y than 2Y.

(Note: I said "we" from pov of manager but I am not one, I'm just an engineer, and I thought about the two job question for quite a while, but determined that it's definitely not worth my time. I get more fulfilment from doing my own things.)
> Acceptance rates go down -> your ranking in USNews goes up

If everyone's acceptance rate went down, then no one's ranking went up.
Why is the transcript a PDF? They've got a Web page right there, which is better-suited and more accessible.
> Western media in most western countries isn’t state controlled...

Have to disagree. Western media and big tech have been very willing to control information flow to suit the desires of politicians if they are from the right political party. Considering how effective internet companies are at blocking things, I suspect that low-effort information searches online are more censored for Americans than they are for Russians.
They accept bug fix contributions.

If it really bothers you so much, it sounds like it would’ve taken you less time to fix it than to complain all the way over here. I’m pointing this out not because open source is often thankless (it can be), but because this kind of negativity snipe is often demoralizing even for those of us not even maintaining the project.
I'm wading into an area I'm not expert, not to assert but to ask, I remember having an electro-mechanical object explained to me, I think it was a variant of this:
https://www.retrothing.com/2008/05/the-harmonium-a.html

I can roughly recall the mechanism by which it worked, and was told that this was an analog for how the Fourier transformation worked, and I vaguely remember going through one on paper. The spiral of the cochlear seems an analog of how the harmonium works. Does the earlier poster have a point with regard to the cochlear as a physical object performing a Fourier transform (though perhaps not a fast one)?
Not just plagiarisms - today you could be subjected to consequential mistreatment "because AI told us to, not us doing". The concept of "legal responsibility laundering" GP used could cover either infringements.
These are all key characters or visual elements, often capitalized when introduced for the first time. Ultimately, convention is left up to the individual screenwriter, so you will find inconsistencies in application of capitalization.
I looked at Smithy further and it seems interesting but nascent. For example, all client code generators are in "early development": https://awslabs.github.io/smithy/2.0/implementations.html#cl...
Then I guess they’ll pay that privilege then?
Ask HN: How can I earn money in the workforce with a interview “disability”?
Over the years I have myself a set of software development skills and usually don't face much difficulty in learning new skills on the job.

But,

My ability to get new SWE jobs has drastically tapered off over the past few years and I have a serious learning problem with interviews. I lack the ability to read people at interviews nor can I learn from my mistakes in them. I'm unemployed so I lack leverage.

So, I need to get myself involved in something that can pay me in the interim, without that interviewing requirement. Something that is as open as volunteering, but the legal status of a job that provides compensation.
I built a Heathkit ham radio when I was 12. It never worked.
Basically, these indulgences were the medieval version of carbon credits. Pay enough money and you could continue in your lifestyle.
OP, this is amazing. Will be using this heavily. What are your plans for the future?
A quote attributed to Stalin whose empire Pope John Paul II helped topple forty years later by inspiring the formation of the Polish Solidarity Movement. So, how many divisions has the Pope? How many ya got?
I think you might be into something with your conclusion.

Nonetheless that’s problematic for folks relying on the copyright as of now.

I feel for artists here, devs won’t go hungry or jobless.
How was this published? The format is incredibly easy to navigate.

Also I found the content very useful. Thank you for sharing.
The discussion isn’t about the concept. The discussion is about how the concept isn’t a scam.
Decoupling a garden from profit motives helps a lot in that regard. When you're not trying to my lure anyone into a sales funnel, you can afford straight talk.
> but to outright dismiss it as a scam/only for criminals/the worst thing on Earth is blindly emotive

I mean but you came up with one maybe kinda plausible use case just to better than I could dismiss why it would be a piece of shit anyway - and that most importantly it doesn’t solve the hard problems.
It’s not emotive - I just want an existence proof of something useful that isn’t purchases or transactions I want off the grid.

I don’t think money laundering or concealing transactions is necessarily criminal - but the only real use of crypto assets for transactions is to do stuff someone powerful doesn’t think you should be doing.
the majority of teachers are female and so many of them are useless slobs who should have never been allowed near a school.

A really disgusting comment.

Yes. Very true.
Hi!

First, thanks for this. It's a lot of work to support OSS and I appreciate the effort of you and the team.

Second, is there any way for new users to determine the maturity of each of the (many) generators available? I haven't seen it in the documentation or the github repo, but maybe I missed it?
Ok how about this then: don't hide it from your employer. For example, don't use a mouse jiggler, just be "away" when you're not working. And if you have a time conflict, don't lie to cover up your second job.
Looks like under the hood of an old American car.
You realize that inflation increases profits too?

If we’ve had inflation of 15% over the last two years then a 15% increase in nominal profits is a 0% increase in real profits?
Highlighting people/props the first time they appear and/or if they should be especially prominent, and key actions.

E.g. notice how in the second example Dopey is only all-caps the first time, not when he is mentioned again 2 sentences later. And "FIRES" is highlighted, but "ejects", "turns to" are not.
> What I think I'd say about Go is that it's a simple "day 1" language and a complicated "day 2" language.

This resonates. I very much dislike Go's error handling model. Its overly simple and leads to exorbitant

if err != nil

checks all over the place. It clutters the actual business code and remains a clunky, leaky abstraction.

I think Go is a language designed for engineers who don't care to learn about more elegant solutions that come with more intricate semantics (Option, Either, Try etc).

It's get the job done inspiration is sloppy and poorly conceived.
Metapatterns by Tyler Volk - If anyone knows any similar ones that are as (or more) transdisciplinary and unifying please share!

I'm highly interested in what I call maximal 'unifiers', ideas or concepts which co-occur across as many disciplines and phenomena as possible. E.g. fractals, Bejan's constructal law, or structural complexity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_complexity_(applied...
Later in the thread he stated the code was not on the machine he tested copilot with.

Copilot training data should have been sanitized better.

In addition: any code that is produced by copilot that uses a source that is licensed, MUST follow the practices of that license, including copyright headers.
> and amounts to a tacit admission of failure: that cryptocurrency somehow needs to go through a process of making every single mistake that traditional finance has made and corrected for

These problems are different and the solutions are different. The way traditional finance solved this was to incorporate the big scary people with guns to enforce their rules.

It would be an admission of failure if they called for government regulation, but that’s not what’s happening here. They are going back to the drawing board to keep hardening the technology in the face of openly adversarial actors.
Why not both? As other commenters have said, this is clear collusion by proxy, which should be illegal. There needs to be an increase in supply yes but this should also be illegal.
you can use HTML template with Graphul and askama

the readme.md has been updated https://github.com/graphul-rs/graphul

https://github.com/graphul-rs/graphul#-templates
You will burn yourself out. I only recommend where you have been served notice and are doing nothing for a few months while they shutdown your product/division/etc
Same, not working :(
I just want to know why they're all written in the most horrible typewriter-style font. They're written on computers now, right? So why not use a font that's easier on the eyes?
If you check the network tab, it makes a request when you let the little guy go and when the request fails with status 500 it bounces back.
Genius. There won't ever be a robot revolution when they can simply run for office instead. Another win for Democracy.
How does one get a copy of a screenplay in the first place?
Hi!

Same experience here in Aus right now.

Good luck on the repair mission, Google fams! <3
Your "clarification" nominally answered my question, but didn't clarify much. It almost looks like you did that by design. Maybe you could bother to actually say something clearly, instead of vaguely hinting?
Those are not final screenplays, apparently. They may be early versions before the final ones, judging from the first one for Breaking Bad
I concur - rumble is a more apt description for me too, but there’s a little whooshing.

This reminds me of an article that I once read (couldn’t find it, but I believe it was about [1] - Quest for Zero-Decibels).

In absolute silence, all sorts of bodily noises crop up - your heartbeat, creaking bones and muscles, popping noises, etc.

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/7932161-zero-decibels#
Yup. Everyone claimed it wasn’t supply and demand, but as soon as Covid and WFH hit (and people could live anywhere), rents dropped fast in SF, probably ~20% in 6 months.

Amazing!
Ada
https://www.adaic.org/learn/materials/intro/part4/
I can hardly trust any of the journalism with a title like this. How about you just sue them in court for calling your story a lie?
Charm: A New Language In, and For, Go
To attempt to force a populace to discard their own intellect and intuition in favor of simply listening to the 'experts' (who are always self appointed) is the dream of every psychopathic authoritarian who has lived.
Zero Decibels – The Quest for Absolute Silence
Virutal memory provides a larger memory than available RAM, but all of it can be backed by mass storage. In that case, you have all of the storage; just not all of it is RAM. When not all of it is backed by storage, then the situation is overcommitted.
Your response is much appreciated. The dust will settle eventually, it seems distrust is the de facto way which people interpret new technologies.
I'm delighted to say we get a decent income from Patreon supporters and GitHub sponsors, as well as a little from commercial sponsors. It covers our running costs, and leaves some left over to save for contingency, and reward some contributors (myself included!).

I don't know what an Optiver salary would be (though I can guess: I work in finance too), but no, it's absolutely not a living wage :), lucky though I am to have anything for an Open Source project.

I do it as it's something I feel strongly about; it's got my name (and reputation!) staked on it (not as I'd planned it); and it's given me enormous opportunities too!
The article describes how Ukraine is putting more effort into online propagandizing toward than Russia is toward Ukraine. Is that by itself winning? There isn't much discussion of effectiveness and probably can't be without extensive polling.
It’s a thing. Screenplays started in old Hollywood, pre-Depression era, when typewriters had mono space courier font. It stuck.
Countdown to a stable diffusion model trained on screenplay + video pairs.
You may find it interesting the NHTSA is pushing for breathalizers in cars starting in 2026.

Personally I'm more in favor of smart road like technologies where a highway has a mechanical or physical properties to assist self-driving vehicles stay in line with the road. Mostly because a 100% software solution will likely not work, particularly in the midwest and great lakes states during the wintertime.

It need not be expensive either. Magnetic nails embedded in the road would maybe be the cheapest way, and would be easy for both city and rural populations to add, and be detectable with icy and snowy conditions.
It's not:

> No portion of this script may be performed, or reproduced by any
means, or quoted, or published in any medium without prior written
consent of SONY PICTURES TELEVISION INC. * 10202 West Washington
Boulevard * Culver City, CA 90232

Cease & Desist Notice coming in 3...2...1
I believe they use a font that works well for time. So each page covers approximately the same amount of screen time.

Probably a bit of tradition there too.
Similar possibility for guitar tunings.
I once looked for faux 12-string guitar tunings and "caged cabbage", "faded feedbag" and "defaced badge" were my favourites.
Also check out this one: https://hexwords.netlify.app/
More words, and searchable by text and color!
It sounds like the stream must be an append-only table. This is awkward - I would expect streaming updated results for a query. If I want clients to refetch changed record in real time, do I still need to build that on top of this stream primitive? Like, I stream an audit log style table, and then refetch any IDs mentioned in the stream separately?
All decision making is based on emotion. George Lakoff mentioned in one of his lectures that people with a specific brain injury involving access to emotion, lose their ability to make decisions.

Any kind of preference is based on emotion. All decisions stem from having a preference for one outcome over another.

The thought processes claim to make the decisions, and to be “rational, but they always serve preferences.

The ability to expand one’s awareness beyond thinking gives access to a universe of phenomenae in a space larger and containing the thinking activity.
Ah fsck. I had been telling myself I might never get a new car because of the anti-features (owner-hostile features) which are being pushed for, such as ignition interlocks and bad driving detection. But this is one technology which really matters and is useful not only to the owner but also to everyone else - which is a much better paradigm no matter what you prioritize, surely!