skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do you think ARandomerDude uses the wird in that widely accepted sense?
Typically it is much heavier. Like 5x the weight.

For example it might look like this: https://www.recycledfurniture.co.uk/Benches-and-Seating/Park...

And obviously a heavier product has itself a larger environmental impact when it finally comes to be disposed of - weight is a rough proxy for environmental impact.
I went and checked 2000000000.
It will happen on 2033-05-18T03:33:20.000Z (edited)
Kind of silly advice. If you are good at something, leverage the skills well and manage your time for pay raises and improved network opportunities.

If you don’t think networking matters in the real world, then don’t tell anyone you are good at things.

You can say no and be transparent with your time management. People will not get angry about the reality of time being zero sum.
> necessary

Maybe necessary, but is it worth the problems that it's creating? I would argue that the armies of scarred people is worse than not moderating at all.
The MPs mightn't have been happy about it but they put her on the ballot paper
I don't know much about your current situation, but if you've got a short stint at a company it's not going to matter too much. "I joined expecting X but when I got there it was Y. I gave it a chance for Z months but it didn't work out" is one of the best answers to "why are you looking for a new role?"

If you've got 3-4 of these in the other hand, that's when you might just need to bring and bear it
I'm not an expert at this, but if the things that builders are building not doing so hot right now because of the economy, wouldn't that come back to haunt the builders that are building for those builders?
According to Wikipedia, the data is sourced from users.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SponsorBlock

> The extension relies on a user-submitted database to identify sponsorships in videos.

> Extension users can submit segments in videos and vote on segments others have submitted.
> the market is too efficient for your 'unique insight' to really benefit you all that much beyond your Seed or Series A pitch

It feels like the HN community combines a poor understanding of economics with a religious-like capitalist zeal into beliefs that, at least to my eyes, appear absurd or even farcical.

Is everyone the same? Do they all have access to the same information at the same time? Do conditions never change in asymmetric ways?
https://nlp.stanford.edu/IR-book/information-retrieval-book....
End-to-end implementation of a machine learning pipeline
We are paid for time and knowledge. If you simply reject the time aspect, you might as well live at work.

Performance reviews measure output over a period of time. If you can’t deliver results on time, you won’t have a job for long. ICs have more in common with factory workers, and others being paid piecemeal rates, than we do with CEOs and upper management. Being given the same expensive laptops and sharing meals in our fancy lunch rooms doesn’t make us equal in the eyes of the board.
You can buy second-hand phone to avoid giving more profit to the producer.
Depending on what you're sipping, glass may be better, but you'll need a little extra care to avoid breaking them.
"Your Google drive" is a contradiction.
No, installed software is not patched on updates.
Of course - crash, hang, core dump, whatever, just do NOT continue as if nothing happened. My programs are in control of much $$$, I would be horrified if a program was to continue running in undefined state. Errors and warnings are issued and handled by operations - that's part of the program logic. But if an assert is triggered then all bets are off, best to stop 99.9% of the time.
The man whose wife was non-domiciled for tax purposes while they lived at 11 Downing Street.
(can't reply to the comment since it's too deep)

Oh I agree with you that more standardised testing is not a solution, nor is more of what is already the default in North America.

That being said, "But...we want a way to measure!" and "Curricula are typically designed for learning" are not opposed to one another. How do you know if learning took place without some sort of measurement?

I'm not advocating for standardized testing; measure however you want. Measure by having a conversation with the student about the topic and see if they can make coherent sentences, if they can articulate what they learned, if they remember what they learned.

But you still need to measure somehow, even if it's not quantitative.

At the end of a semester of learning a new language (e.g. French or Spanish for high schoolers), can they pronounce they alphabet? Do they know the alphabet? Can they use basic phrases and sentences. If they can't, then that class was a failure.
Are glass and metal actually superior? Is more carbon produced transporting heavier glass and metal? Tax everything that is inconvenient, and I’m not sure if anything is affordable.
sure helping with visibility into helm which is great, but what's next for this one?
Ventura improves update times to 5-10 minutes on my computer.
I'm seeing tons of ads on FB and wondering what the strategy is. If you have a waitlist of 400k prospective users, why advertise on FB?
I hope you see the irony in your post. Do you expect the average consumer do this?
Britain is synonymous with both the UK /and/ Great Britain, in the UK at least

They should have been more specific I agree
It is, actually. The opinions of people who use the n-word in a call of duty lobby or on 4chan shouldn't matter.

They're literal children
> Vista turned out great!

That's debatable.
Make it clear you are at work and not to be bothered when the door is closed.

Growing up my mom ran a small business out of the home and told us that while she was in the garage with a client we were not allowed to enter or bother her for any reason. It was like she was at a different location.
> a Desktop directory. That last one has been created by Steam, which is quite unfortunate as I simply do not have a desktop or a desktop environment on my machine.

Chrome and a number of other software insists on creating some of these directories (e.g. Downloads) too.

However you can fix that by setting XDG_DESKTOP_DIR and XDG_DOWNLOAD_DIR in ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/user-dirs.dir to something else (e.g. your home directory).
I have some concerns -- https://twitter.com/tpostmillennial/status/15845322205845258...
Obligatory: https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/falsehoods-programmers-believe-a...
That's fair, I would recommend a MacBook, Chromebook or iPad to senior folks, even though I loathe the companies, they're perfectly fine for those who do not want to tinker.
Lets see... the most recent comedy movies I've seen...

Knives Out (2019) was probably the one I enjoyed the most.

JoJo Rabbit was trying too hard IMO, but I still smiled/laughed throughout it. WW2 is kinda overdone at this point (though serious films like Downfall are worth revisiting)

Free Guy was fine? Apparently "The Suicide Squad" also counts as a comedy. I guess Deadpool and Deadpool 2 were also fine. Maybe other people are tired of comicbook / superhero movies, but really I'm personally only tired of the "Marvel Formula" (and Deadpool / The Suicide Squad strays pretty heavily from the formula). Going back a bit further is "Jumanji"...

There's a lot of flicks / comedy films out there. Nothing is quite as good as Airplane but I'd say Knives Out is on-par, maybe even better than Clue (1985).

I don't really like the "Despicable Me" series, but my nieces really wanted to watch "Minions: Rise of Gru" and I actually enjoyed that one. (My nieces love this series, so I can say that I've watched all of it and its mostly trash. But Rise of Gru actually got me to laugh)

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I'm no critic. I enjoy just a basic flick now and then. Honestly, I'd rewatch "Knives Out" more than any Adam Sandler movie from the 90s or even Austin Powers. 90s era comedy just didn't mesh well with me, despite me growing up at that time. I do have a soft spot for the dry 80s stuff with Leslie Nielsen, and I guess I really liked Jackie Chan's action/comedies through the 90s and 00s.

I dunno, if I think "90s comedy I enjoyed", I think of Men in Black or Aladdin? Nothing in the list that this author wrote.
> You realize you are training their datasets (its not really an 'AI' in any meaningful sense)

Since you claim it’s not an AÍ in any meaningful sense, could you clarify what “training their datasets” means?
If they can't fulfill their duties, you don't need "they had another full time job" as an excuse to fire them.
Globalism has a history, yes, but it’s unclear what reason we have to believe that has any connection to recent events. She wasn’t exactly ousted for going against some Tory ideal of being part of an internationally-integrated economy - those people voted to stay in the EU! - and given the heated “coup” miscategorization the right-winger explanation seems more likely.
In Germany we switched to paper bags. And I really use tote bags, as most people I see in the shops. But why not just use paper bags?
You're making assumptions of the user and their google plan. We don't know if they're paying.

The bottom line is this. People can down-vote this comment all day. The facts are as they stand. Google has the right to remove whatever they want.

You're free to host your own content at any time.
During the pandemic it was closed. Also the biggest problem was usually one the oldest ones, not the younger ones.
iOS Forensic Methodology – Mobile Verification Toolkit
Yep. My wife's still running a MBP from 2012 that I think finally got its last update to Big Sur (released 2020) without issue.

Looking at the compatibility charts, everything from 2015 on-ward supports Monterey (2021, the latest version). The last laptop that couldn't update past El Capitan was 2009. As far as Macbooks (non-pro), last one stuck on El Capitan is the 2009 model as well.

And it's not even that Apple broke anything on the 13 year old laptop, it's just that the rest of the world moved on and they're no longer fixing it.
rumble.com
search on drink champs
dozens of uploads.

Though truthfully I haven't watched it & just read all the coverage. I was just fascinated w/ the idea that it was censored and how (& tried to replicate it).
Do they currently have an incentive to move past this?
Smoking increases your risks for a lot of things besides just lung cancer. I never thought of lung cancer as the only bad outcome of smoking in my impressionable years.
I've seen slightly milder forms of such scams in the US, a lot milder forms in some European countries outside of Germany, and basically none in Germany.

I think it's a combination of the public not expecting/tolerating it (i.e. any company involved in it would suffer a severe hit to its reputation) and strong consumer protection laws that could make it very expensive for the companies involved, but not having to constantly be on one's guard and assume that anything you see is a scam is nice.

Less friction is better for society, and having to figure out whether what you see is what it seems to be or a scam trying to mislead you is friction.
I’m not sure what this competitor will be but > ES will have the following properties:

- written in rust or maybe just C
- extremely lightweight and high performance
- single small binary that runs anywhere
- designed to run in Kubernetes from the ground up
- scales dynamically up/down
- zero downtime upgrades
- rigorous security built into the core offering
- fully open source
- wire compatibility with ES

I hope that ES themselves do this. There are pretty significant barriers to creating a serious competitor to ES (unlike something like MongoDB for example which seems to have a very limited role in the future).
The interface has not been updated in years, while the back end has.
Feds raided a safe-deposit box company and opened all the vaults because some of the owners were criminals. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-09-30/judge-ba...
You didn't actually respond to the point being made:

>Social media also normalizes behavior (and weird beliefs) to the extent that they become destructive to the rest of society.

Yes, there have always been loonies. Yes. But the issue is that social media has brought them together and given them a voice they have never had before.

When in the history of the US has there been a massively mainstream movement predicated on the fact that Democrats are literally agents of the devil, that wealthy elites harvest chemicals from tortured children, and that a shady New York businessman might be God's representative on earth?
Is there anything stopping a software engineer from taking a position on a board? It's not a full-time position.
Hmmm.. not quite 70 but retiring Real Soon Now. I'm allegedly a software developer but I make small (efficient) web sites as well. I spend a lot of time with side projects that are getting more complex than the day job ever was. I've survived by (a) always having a side-project on the go all the time, and (b) using own time and self-education to teach myself skills that my soon-to-be-ex-employer wouldn't pay for. Oh, and (c); self-hosting to create proofs-of-concept - great fun! 70-onwards? More of the same, and I quote.. https://dilbert.com/strip/1995-06-24
My main personal laptop is a cheap Walmart house brand Motile laptop from a few years ago.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/MOTILE-14-Performance-Laptop-FHD-...

Installing updates takes less than five minutes once a month.
Love the domain "noloco.io", is this an intentional nod / reference to "SoMoLo" (as in Social, Mobile, Local) from the show Silicon Valley?
Username checks out on multiple levels!
Interesting thing I found about tiktok is that you do not have to like or comment for the "algos" to figure out what you like. They appear to closely monitor how long you watch a clip and if you just read it's comments.
But then this one could be lithium iodide too. A replacement eye can also be replaced more easily.

Anyway, your statement about the pacemaker sitting outside the body with probes going inside is not correct; maybe it once was, but that was decades ago.
Does the rise of these stories feel like an effort to further discredit remote work and justify more returns to the office?
wow, that article mentions controversy over the smell of leaf mulch... kinda reflective of how sterile those cities must be for someone who has never visited, so much less surprising they have fewer bugs. Heaven help them if someone ever puts in manure or fish compost :)
TestCafe – A Node.js tool to automate end-to-end web testing
Berlin uses a different system in the older parts of the city

https://googlemapsmania.blogspot.com/2016/04/the-berlin-hous...
Scott strikes again! His colleagues from legal must be starting to avoid him by now
Show HN: Turn your Git repository into a shareable VS Code sandbox
Hi HN, I'm Edouard, founder of Kadabra (https://kadabra.dev). We're building a tool that can convert a Git repository into a Visual Studio Code sandbox.

We've spoken to a number of Python project owners and all have voiced the same thing. They want to make it easy for prospective users to evaluate their offering.

Running a pip install locally is frowned upon by security-wary users. Most projects therefore resort to using Google Colab for demo purposes, which comes with many flaws:

- Colab is still stuck on Python 3.7, which was first released in June 2018.
- You don't have control over the development environment, so demo notebooks often start with long-drawn-out pip install.
- There's no easy way to programmatically create a notebook. If you want to create one notebook per prospect with different API keys, it's not possible.
- By nature, notebooks often constrain demos to running a series of Shift+Enter, which isn't the most endowing for a user that wants to first see what your package is all about.
- Jupyter still suffers from limitations around code autocompletion and code navigation.

We wanted to address all these issues with Kadabra and enable project owners to create engaging onboarding experience for their users. Check out our progress with an example here:
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If you're interested in using it for your git repo, feel free to shoot us an email at hello@kadabra.dev or sign-up for the private beta here:
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Rat Movie 3 when?
That's pretty shocking. Both that deno is so behind and just is so ahead (even rust/C).

Would love to read what is going on here / what just is doing so much better than deno. I think deno is using a pure js server in that benchmark (vs it's newest/unstable ffi-based one) but, even still, 1% is awful.
I have received random pointless pull requests to add "arm" architecture on my CI… on a pure python project.
Assuming 2000000000 is unix seconds, epochconverter.com converts it to Wednesday, May 18, 2033 3:33:20 AM GMT.
make sure you set your languages of choice in the settings of the app.
There are colloquialisms that err on factual basis (i.e. Third World). That doesn't mean it's fine for news headlines to use them over more accurate descriptions. You wouldn't excuse this from a health care provider.
I think this is a recent development, I've been seeing the same thing on Facebook's Reels. I believe it's taking advantage of the algorithm, by providing you the bare minimum to think that there might be a followup or punchline. But there isn't: it's just the one picture. By the time you realize you've been had, you've already watched long enough for the algorithm to silently register your interest.

I hate black-box recommendation algorithms because of this. You have no idea what it's inferred from your behavior, so simply waiting too long is enough to bork your feed. How long is too long? No idea.
Testing Library Extension for Chrome DevTools Recorder
The key difference is that she was never told she was being fired.

If the manager had simply said “hey this isn’t working for xyz, we are going to put you in a minimal role for 3 months to give you time to look for something else”, that would be generous.

By not telling her, it’s a waste of everyone’s time and money. She figures it out at some point on her own, and feels disrespected (rightfully), that the manager didn’t have the balls to tell her. Additionally the manager hurts the company by having this employee just there for who knows how long.
This doesn't obviate his economic policies, which I'm inclined to dislike, but a part of me does feel gratified at the historical twists of fortune that landed an Indian the role of PM (as a fellow Indian).
Short video is a different medium. Like it or not, TikTok is encouraging creation of new culture via its particular creation tools.
Lawsuit filed against rent-setting software RealPage
I find the best solution for people who accidentally click on ads is ad blockers.

Firefox for Android has AdBlock plus support now. The browser itself is somewhat slower than chrome on Android but totally worth it for the ad blocker.

For YouTube there is YouTube Premium or NewPipe.
But it has been perfectly acceptable for many companies to run employees into the ground with countless unpaid overtime work. It is just the first time in history employees have some leverage and practical options to swing the balance into their favor.

They keep talking about KPIs and metrics, but they still expect you to work a certain amount of "hours". A big percentage is just chatting and walking around. I would say that I work much more effectively from home. A lot of managers just like to see a buzzing office as if that is some performance metric.

Two full time jobs is probably overdoing it. As long as you do your job correctly and you delivery the quality and quantity that is expected it should be fine to work on the side.
It’s new in the sense that it’s never been easier to do at scale. The Bogdanov scandal was novel in part because that kind of thing was uncommon. We appear to rapidly be entering an era where the opposite is true, and it seems highly dangerous to have misleading information be universally available at lower cost.
The name was introduced by Descartes in contrast to the disreputable "imaginary" numbers occuring in investigations of roots of polynomials. So not that ironic, more like rain on your wedding day ...
Using the correct name wouldn’t cause any confusion. A newspaper should be held to a higher standard than an average whatever.
Do you really share the opinion that being fired on the spot is less dehumanizing than being given a chance to look for another job while being given a steady paycheck?

I'm not trying to be generous -- I don't want to live in a world where it's the norm for employers to rip the floor up from under people. I don't care if some people are so secure in their finances they prefer that world.
Elon Musk is CEO of Tesla, SpaceX and possibly soon Twitter. Why do his shareholders allow him to do this if it is just done out of greed and disregard for coworkers who may be counting on him?

Many CEOs are also on the board of other companies. In your case, the person couldn't handle two jobs and was let go, but if a person can handle two jobs, why shouldn't they? CEOs do it all the time.
>There were many more vertically integrated software-hardware PC companies in the 80s.

>A true shame that some of the others didn't survive; I'd love to be writing this message on my 2022 Acorn RISC PC or Amiga.

>What we witness now is the end result of the Wintel monopoly.

A great point, BeOS was basically the last attempt anybody had at creating a new desktop OS, and when it failed, so did the last vestiges of anybody else's appetite for trying again.

I love my Mac, but really enjoyed GEM on my Atari ST too.
And most are going to stream samples on demand from a fast SSD anyway. Fitting all your libraries in memory is mostly a forum bragging rights thing. It's silly to load it all up when you're only going to use a small portion of it in any given project.
I think you've added an extra 0 in there.

$ date -r 2000000000

Wed 18 May 2033 04:33:20 BST

$ date -r 20000000000

Tue 11 Oct 2603 12:33:20 BST
I reviewed over a thousand Indie Hackers posts, these are my top three
I think the problem in this case, although not stated very clearly, is working two jobs that require the same active hours. If you're doing two contracts and delivering work product on agreed terms, there's not much someone can say. If your job description requires a fixed range 6 or 9 hours of time available to the company every day like "office hours", then not being available for meetings and doing other things during that time is frowned upon.
seriously? If so, what is then meant with the statement about it being "the number of a man"?
> the uneducated rube who made the headline forgot that Northern Ireland exists.

What's Northern Ireland got to do with it? The Republic of Ireland has had a person of color as PM. Northern Ireland doesn't even have a PM - it has a "First Minister" (I had to look it up, I had no idea).

EDIT: Apparently the objection was about the use of "Britain" vs "the UK", not "person of color". To which I'll just quote Wikipedia:

"The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, commonly known as the United Kingdom (UK) or Britain,"[1]

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Kingdom
Only if you always create the file with the same contents, which is almost certainly not going to be true when the software evolves and adds new options.
How Many Good Days?
CMOS batteries are commonly lithium cells which usually work for 7-10 years. It's almost certainly going to fail electrically in a 20 year system, even if it's power continuously (but there's likely to be blips here and there), but the seal may or may not fail too. I've seen a couple crusty coin cells; it's not super common, but it can happen, and battery leakage is not kind to circuit boards.
These days on Android when sideloading things the installer will give you instructions and then can automatically send you to the correct settings screen and scrolls down to the correct toggle, and it may even highlight it I believe, it's been awhile.