skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm in the same situation. One company that was interested in me would have offered me a junior position as a "full-stack" dev, that should also be able to do "some embedded work". Also they don't "track hours", which is illegal in my country.

Jumping through hoops during the process has also left a sour taste in my mouth.Even after spending hours on an application, cover letter, customizing my CV, often no response comes. Even a form letter would be better than nothing! It feels like I'm sending a part of myself into the void.
Well on one hand, VBA is a full blown programming language, so I would expect to be able to do that... On the other hand, I am lucky JS running in browser doesn't have access to my drivers
This gives another perspective to fairy tales.
I was going for they call it a model to sound sophisticated - they call it training a model when they are really doing a linear regression.

Technically doing a pair of linest in excel and a goal seek to weight the output of each is Ai.

Sometimes the Groundbreaking Ai startup that just raised a gazillion dollars in their 10th up round, is just a plain old basic high school statistical model.
I think your comment is mixing two kinds of separation together: process/thread separation and project separation. To me, a project is a single concern, monorepo or not, and dividing it along a particular api border seems unnatural.

Anyway, I’m looking for a tool that could make this part of development simpler by joining all these efforts in a “project and process manager” way instead of maintaining multiple toolkits/configs or generators. The latter I know how to do. Been there, done that, fed up.
does he have lasting value though or is he a curiosity?
Apache DolphinScheduler provides a distributed and easy to expand visual workflow task scheduling open-source platform. It is suitable for enterprise-level scenarios. It provides a solution to visualize operation tasks, workflows, and the entire data processing procedures.

Apache DolphinScheduler aims to solve complex big data task dependencies and to trigger relationships in data OPS orchestration for various big data applications. Solves the intricate dependencies of data R&D ETL and the inability to monitor the health status of tasks. DolphinScheduler assembles tasks in the Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) streaming mode, which can monitor the execution status of tasks in time, and supports operations like retry, recovery failure from specified nodes, pause, resume, and kill tasks, etc.
Macros use ZoneInfo NTFS hidden properties to determine the source of the document (local, trusted, internet, etc). I'm unsure of the default for local, but internet downloaded macros are prompt by default.

Group policy can be used to explicitly deny or globally permit. I believe there's also the ability to cryptographically sign macros if required.
> But I'm indebted to having good teachers for getting me through college math and physics

As a visual learner, I didn’t really understand linear algebra or differential equations until 3Blue1Brown came along through my YouTube. I got through that advanced college maths, but it was all just a pattern matching game back then. Seeing these equations move with life flipped the switch.
> I can't just mix it into my cookies

> releasing it in the subway

Why do you think these are reasons for making a substance illegal?

You can buy chlorine bleach legally at any hardware shop, but if you mix it into cookies or make chlorine gas and then poison people, you'll have committed a crime.

Likewise, you can buy a huge razor sharp knife in any home goods store. Should these be banned because it's possible to stab people with them?
Never assume malice when incompetence will suffice ;)

I believe the thinking is: "This is a great filter to ensure we only get great and passionate people!" when the reality is: "This is a great filter to ensure that only desperate or unimaginative people will apply!"
I used to play sports professionally at junior level and I experienced what you described quite a few times. At that time, I did not understand it in any way, but it was clear to me that some sort of "trance" was happening under certain conditions, and I would basically fully focused on the game as if nothing else mattered or even existed.

The things that helped me reach that state were motivation, being under slept or slightly tired, being sick.

I didn't have the concept of "flow" at that time, but I remember noticing that flow in important games without having the concept of it. It almost feels like you have to reduce your active conscious thoughts in order to get there, and just allow your instincts to take over.
> "we didn't want to pay for more runway".

It is a factor (a normal factor of engineering), alongside “there’s no space for more runway” (because you also need blast pads, stopways, clearways, … which are not the runway itself), and also for noise and efficiency concerns a plane is not going to do a full-out takeoff if it doesn’t need to.
Has Snowden written anything on this topic? Just wondering
I'm OK with making sure the software I'm running is the software I thought I was running. But because trusted boot runs so deep, and is intentionally hard to get around, it's vital that the implementation is trustworthy.

I don't trust Poetteringware. Poettering's team has a record of foisting technology on users, resulting in the need for e.g. the Devuan fork. I wish this work were being done by just about any other team than Poettering's.
Kons-9, an IDE for 3D production
I applied for a role at ThoughtWorks once and their form was an interesting one. They as all the usual details but they an an option in leui of uploading your CV and other details 'or enter manually'.

It's the most bizarro thing I've ever seen, a single line text field.

Feeling kinda leet at the time I decided to take the plunge and cut and paste cover letter, CV, LinkedIn profile etc into this small field and let it burn.

Unsurprisingly I never got contact or received any confirmation or anything....

Why the hell would they even have that as an option?

(I am the %8 !!)

Example:
https://www.thoughtworks.com/en-au/careers/jobs/4526889

Scroll down to 'Apply for this job' and click to activate JavaScript expanding form....bleaugh
I remember when I started raising funds for donations in college, I didn’t have any idea about the process - where to go, how to do it, and whom to approach. And I'm not the only one who faced this problem. Usually, everyone who raises funds for charity for the first time experiences this situation. We often get confused when it comes to raising funds quickly. Finding the right option that makes the process of raising funds smooth and profitable is always a tricky affair. Hence, I have come up with four simple steps that enable you to raise funds for charity donations to support your cause.
Excuse my naivety, but what is wrong with these processes?

Would you rather they use your data without your consent?

4 interviews sounds reasonable, and also useful for you to meet the team
Is fear of dying irrational? I mean, it's going to happen to us all anyway, so does it matter if it's via airborne virus or whatever it is that conservatives fear is going to kill them?
This is not true. Both 6 and 8 pin connectors have "sense" pins (sense0 and sense1 - one in the 6-pin section, one in the extra two pins), but they are not a voltage feedback line. They serve to signal that 0W (nothing), 75W (6-pin) or 150W (8-pin) has been connected.

This is directly equivalent to the two sense pins on the new connector - except that rather than signalling 0, 75 or 150W, it signals 150W, 300W, 450W and 600W. Cable present has been given its own pin, together with a new "power stable" pin - all in the small 4-pin sub-connector, rather than wasting power pins for sensing.

No capabilities have been lost. Bad contact issues aside, it's a big improvement in every aspect.
Math is memorable but not because it is emotional but because you do it. You don’t remember what + is from a fleeting glance at a textbook.

You add thousands of numbers! Like riding a bike or frying an egg.

I guess you are talking about the intersection of realtime and memorable, as opposed to memorable through practice.
This announcement took the entire Gitea community by surprise, including volunteer developers contributing code daily to the project. Gitea turned from being a community led democratic project to a company that owns the domains and the trademark, overnight.

This is an even bigger problem than going open core and is begging for a fork to happen.
I went through one the other day that had some dropdowns for "how many years of experience do you have with technology x", which seemed fine, until I found their form didn't work using the keyboard (tabs/numbers), and then found there were no less than TWENTY EIGHT such dropdowns, all required. Do you want to give me an RSI?

Other issue is companies with a broken captcha. Can't apply without proving you're human, can't prove you're human because their captcha just spins. Wanna refresh? Sure, but you'll have to enter your details again.

In saying that, I find the process better than a couple of years ago. Many companies are able to prefill details like education and employment from LinkedIn. At least it's better than them trying and failing to read your resume automatically.
If I told you that vaccinated persons have been found to shed replication-competent covid virions for about as long as unvaccinated persons and that the protection against infection from the vaccines went negative (i.e. vaccinated persons more susceptible than unvaccinated persons) after a few months and that the viral load reduction effect of the vaccines waned along with their protection, would you claim these facts to be misinformation or would you google for the relevant peer-reviewed papers and surprise yourself (especially when you noticed the dates and realized that these facts have long been known...though not to you)?
Right. I don't think you need to drop down to the level of quantum physics and neurology for this - I feel that economics invalidates free will just fine on its own.

After all, the supposedly free-willed humans aren't behaving randomly - they're making choices they see as beneficial to themselves (or "good" under their system of values). Meanwhile, economics as a field is all about predicting what choices people make facing specific situations, in order to force people to make specific choices by engineering situations they face. At scale, it works spectacularly well, but even at an individual level, it's just a matter of tailoring manipulation.

One may counter: "I have free will, therefore I can choose not to follow the incentives" - but you are going to follow the incentives anyway, that's literally the definition of what they are. Kryptonite to free will. The thing that allows me to predict what the free-willed you will chose - with perfect accuracy in the theoretical limit. So what's the meaning of free will if people can be made to behave deterministically?

In fact, that's what society is about. That's what civilization is about. Making people behave deterministically to a good approximation. That is, making people predictable to each other. The people who, by their "free will", choose to not follow incentives? We label them as loonies and lock them in mental hospitals, as they're a danger to themselves and everyone around.

To sum up: I increasingly feel the question of free will is meaningless in practice, because having a society is fundamentally opposite to it.
Well... you can flash and update the firmware of a mobile connected via USB through a browser... so, not sure how accurate this is!
Unfortunately, my sites are still not ok. I'm getting HTTP 409 errors on some of the domains that CNAME to my Cloudflare domains. I've looked everywhere and I still cannot get this resolved.
> He realized that Vasa had the wrong proportions even before she was launched

Not only did he realise it, he proved it. Days before launching the ship, he had 30 men run across the deck to demonstrate its stability. The ship listed badly and they stopped the demonstration before the King arrived.
What are, if any, "advantages of remote attestation" besides enforcing DRMs and preventing sideloading/jailbreaking? Preventing those who need access to proprietary systems from using any distro except 1-2 certified ones?
My "proud" moment - get recognized in HN discussions - thanks for that ;)

Yeah, point was that jenkins integration and how/what reports are shown is really good but utilizing junit does not provide the same experience. Way back in the past, Peke (the lead dev for those who dont know) was even griefing about RF's build in junit support "there is no standard!" - things have changed now but when i came to RF ecosystem, the buildin junit support was *shit* and it was using a format that wasn't really even close to what some other CI systems where expecting (except jenkins) ..
Optimising for desperation is great if you're building a criminal gang
in which most of the day-to-day activities go against a normal
person's good moral judgement.
But in theory type checks could be cached too. Why this isn't currently done is because it's probably more work and requires very deep knowledge of the typescript language and parsing. Meanwhile the bundling itself is a simple affair of combining text files together. So these tools instead just fork the typechecker for some minor gain but in practice you could absolutely cache type information. That's what every IDE does with their intellisense database. I think in this thread we are essentially talking back and forth over the current state of bundlers and most here rationalize why it's okay (if not better!) for type checking to be separated from the compilation but the reality is that it's a fairly arbitrary state of affairs. It could easily all be efficient so that type checking is just as parallelized and incremental as bundling and therefore requires no separation into a different process. As we know, after all a binary produced by c++, rust or c# is also a "bundle".

Actually this painfully reminds me why I found it so weird that tsc doesn't simply offer bundling itself. Why wouldn't it? It should be very easy for the compiler to do this as it has all the information and on top of that, tsc also has an incremental mode already. That definitely means 'incremental' for type information.
I'm using Oozie
Wow. Really emphasises the opportunity for more solar in most of the world!
For me, it tends to happen more when I'm fully rested. My body feels like a well oiled machine, and my emotions seem fairly muted. It's a state of just "doing", with a sense of peace (neither especially happy, nor sad).

Replicating it tends to involve just getting on with the task at hand, without too much thinking about the end goal.
I suspect "flow" necessarily demands intense focus, so mundane tasks can't lead to a flow state. Focus is probably the wrong word since that suggests conscious control, whereas most flow seems to relegate consciousness to the role of observer. Two things seem to occur: intensity of subconscious processing, with an absence/minimisation of conscious processing. The task itself is important too, it has to be "important", typically something that requires a lot of practice with the goal of improved performance.
Was this in tech? That’s wild.
Gitea was a community led project with democratic elections. The entire community was taken by surprise by the announcement. This is what you would call a "breaking change" in a release :-)

One thing is for certain: Gitea is no longer what it was a few days ago and there is no telling what the next 10 years have in store.
Do you mean like this:

"Inside National Grid's Power Tunnels"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSzxTgDq3hM
Your comment merits a reference, which I provide upon conscious reflection of the memory of your comment's incompleteness. ^_^

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Libet#Implications_of...
As I’m about to write a technical book (my first was pretty bad, but sold reasonably well), I found “Write useful books” by Rob Fitzpatrick which approaches writing a “useful” book (i.e., something that really teaches you something) as product design, by basically product-designing your book through multiple beta-reader iterations, really drilling it down on making it useful for the readers. Part of that is cutting down on all the things that impede making progress from applicable piece of knowledge to applicable piece of knowledge such as preface, introduction, long theoretical underpinnings, etc…

I think that most textbooks ought to be “useful” books first, rather than a mix of reference material and pedagogy, tediously plodding through things in a sequence that doesn’t make didactic sense.
React claiming to be an architecture is taking credit for Elm's architecture isn't it? React is a library that implements TEA.
I believe they are in System Settings underneath the Trackpad settings, although they may only be visible when a controller is actually connected.
I think it's kind of like scam emails with poor grammar...
Very neat. Youtube version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2dvwdbQshQ
`node-sass` was the fastest solution (node bindings to a C++ library) was deprecated a few years back.

`sass` (dart-sass) is the current iteration but it’s an order of magnitude slower for larger projects with many small scss module files. I’ve seen it add +10 to 30 seconds.

`sass-embedded` will be the next iteration for dart-sass but in its current form still suffers from similar issues.

I believe using postcss for nesting support + css variables is a better alternative, considering that css will likely get native nesting support in a few years.

https://www.w3.org/TR/css-nesting-1/
>Modern HR selects primarily for desperation and compliance. Management is essentially an activity of self-preservation. Qualities like duty, loyalty, initiative and industriousness are deemed weaknesses.

This is true for the white collar world - the entire point of which is to put restraints on the actual skilled workers, so they don't start changing the world quicker than psychopaths can adapt. Otherwise the idiots will just drop off the gene pool, and then who's gonna start our wars for us, eh?

>How do you do full hard-reset and reboot on an entire culture?

You ask this rhetorically, as if it's some sort of intractable question, but the 20th century is full of examples of the West "rebooting" the cultures and economies of non-aligned states, and it sure ain't pretty. Takes about a generation of chaotic violent struggle, give or take. Then, a new local optimum emerges as power inevitably consolidates into the same externality-blind primate hierarchy, "but different".
It's also a maturity thing. Girls tend to be more mature than boys (emotionally and mentally) in their late teens, so their grades are a bit better. By the time everyone reaches their early 20's the differences have largely vanished.
Help this book, a tool to gather reader feedback
> As a person who is novice to the driver exploitation scene, I was in a search for a driver which is very-easy to exploit. While on the search, I encountered Souhail Hammou’s really well written blogpost about how he exploited MalwareFox AntiMalware’s driver (zam64.sys) to escalate privileges.

Using an anti-malware piece of software as a stepping stone to get Ring0 is beyond irony.

I wish for a world where the general public were able to consider all software as malware by default, unless it has been proven "moreless safe" by at least three independent security audits paid with public money.
I didn't know about this feature (and it doesn't show up for me, anyway) so I tried to remove some pages with contact information via GDPR, which they declined.
Yeah, I had to buy it. I suspect maybe depending on your manufacturer your machine already has a license?
Good Strategy / Bad Strategy
Why do I even need to fill out your stupid forms? Just get all the info from LinkedIn, I'll authorize it. That way I can rescind access where needed.
You are missing the radical claim being made here. Your conscious mind only discovers you are playing an instrument by observing that you are doing it.
I generally avoid applications like those.

For one, when I'm applying for jobs, I'm in a totally different headspace to when I'm programming. It's uncomfortable and takes me out of the zone.

And two, sometimes I apply for jobs on my phone. With a saved resume and autofill from Google it works out really well - but not if there's a coding question.
Because it is the end of electronic personal property, and permanent removal of the ability to opt out of whatever ToC MS or Google decide you must sign to participate in society?
The DEA used to publish a monthly newsletter called Microgram which profiled interesting work coming out of their analytical labs.

Super interesting to read, but it's now behind some firewall for law enforcement only.

They also have a journal called Microgram where they publish scientific papers on forensic chemistry.

https://www.dea.gov/documents/2018/2018-01/2018-01-01/synthe...
Seems like Safari (both mobile and desktop) is actively hostile to Passkeys.

Safari on a Mac requires me to enable iCloud Keychain in order to use Passkeys and has no way around that requirement.

Mobile Safari presents me a QR code to be scanned by another iOS device o_O
>Never assume malice when incompetence will suffice ;)

This keeps getting repeated. But honestly these days I can't tell the god damn difference. What is malice, other than incompetent people struggling to survive like anyone else, and paradoxically sticking up for each other through the same repetitive cycle of abuse that prevents them from aspiring to competence?
I would really like to join a physical gathering in london. Having been working remotely for 3 yrs, I'm longing for some human interaction. Kudos to you, Good start!
“ Qualities like duty, loyalty, initiative and industriousness are deemed weaknesses.”

Wherever you look, loyalty is for suckers. Be it as employee, car insurance or cell phone plans. Only the new guy gets respect.
I just assume the people who demand ad density increases don't even use Youtube, much less experience the ads. Out of touch upper management: a tale as old as time.
To be fair, you're supposed to get a permission dialog and it seems you have to pick the specific device(s) to connect to them.

https://web.dev/usb/#get-access-to-usb-devices

However I suppose that the mere existence of this API means that there could be a way to bypass the request; The browser already does have full access to every device.
I've got a letter-paper sized fresnel that was like $1 at American Science and Surplus. Making a big glass one might be expensive, but plastic ones (which, admittedly, are going to be a bit bad in terms of oil) shouldn't be that much worse than any other formed plastic sheet.

Now, the glass ones for lighthouses, those are expensive.
> After all I know that button isn’t committing me to the job or the purchase until I complete

I used to think that too, until I clicked a similar button on Amazon...
this 100%. I have experienced flow as I watch with awe as my fingers move on the keyboard to play chords/keys that my conscious mind could not have conjoured up. I later stop and use my conscious mind to learn the new thing that `I` just played.
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“Do these people not realize how annoying their process is and how talented people don’t have to put up with crap like this?”

Easy. They select for compliance, not skill.
> Using an anti-malware piece of software as a stepping stone to get Ring0 is beyond irony.

If you think about it: not really. "Anti-malware" software often uses rootkit technologies to do "its job". In turn it gets handed the keys to the kingdom to do "everything".
>Your assumption (from your first comment) is that people only run bundling

that was never my assumption