skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Over C, Assembly, Rust, etc.?
Real society is not that polarized. If you talk to real people they mostly have moderate political opinions. But they don't tweet about politics.

Twitter is not a real place.
THIS!!!

I do the exact same thing because when i do my laundry i don't want to spend my time trying to find socks that match, and have the same wear level.

I don't like socks as a gift for a secondary reason. I have tiny feet for a man and I have been gifted socks (twice??). Both times they were size 10 and what should have been the ankle was half way up my calf? What am i to do with them?
Does this construct edge tables (many-to-many) for every relationship behind the scenes? if so, can attributes be added to the edges?
That's not how statistics work, unless you assume there is a correlation between tab users salary and their willingness to respond to surveys. Which would also be an interesting find
you forgot to include Bush.
The ktls(4) man page is a start. The reference implementation is OpenSSL right now. I did support for an internal Netflix library a while ago, I probably should have documented it at the time. For now feel free to contact me via email with questions (the username in the URL, but @netflix.com)
Woof. I once got a gift card to a meal kit subscription service, that forced me to sign up for a (cancelable) subscription to use the gift card, which wasn't even high enough value to get a single delivery. I think this hits 3 of the 5 criteria for bad employee gifts:

-specific retailer
-food
-household(ish) item
Debt is like generating money out of thin air, when it relates to banking. It doesn't have to come from anywhere(this is the fallout of delinking currency from gold). What the central bank does is that when it wants to put money into the economy, it buys(with interest) previously sold government bonds. This way it releases money into the economy. When inflation rises(because of pumping excess money), the government pulls out money from the market by selling bonds.

There is another way in which the government can push and pull money from the economy, it is by reducing and increasing taxes/public-spending respectively.

The UK government has pumped some much money into the market since 2008, that it has given rise to massive inflation. Hence the government is trying to both increase interest rates and taxes so that the money supply is reduced and that brings down the inflation. They will also have to cut the public expenditure so that excess money does not go back into the economy.

What people don't understand is that the government is not separate from the citizens when it comes to country's finances. When we say the government has to pay, it means ultimately the citizens have to pay back in the form of taxes and or by reduction in public services.
Catastrophic backtracking: how can a regular expression cause a ReDoS CVE?
I wouldn't mind a magic box, honestly.
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1586955288061452289.html

Agreed, though, Twitter threads are a really poor communications medium.
Your free to create your own site and talk on it however you like.

What you want is someone else's audience, and I'm not exactly sure what makes you think you have the right to that?
No one ever adds VAT. Consumer goods mostly come from China. You would expect them to be 23% more expensive across the board than the US where sales tax is always lower and added at time of purchase.

Things produced within the EU can be a better deal if it’s not too labor intensive. Camper bands are a good example of something being built within the EU and able to have a price advantage, even after factoring in taxes.
agreed, but you can go here as a workaround:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1586955288061452289.html
I feel like something happened when the Internet became more "mainstream" that meant that I couldn't simply accept walking away from a platform.

Back in the day we might have a forum or a number of forums on a topic. Let's say it's Nascar Forums or whatever. I might not like the opinions of the moderators and that'd be that, I'd leave the site. I'd recognize that it's not reflective of the wider world.

Somehow Twitter and Reddit and various other social networks don't feel like that. I feel quite often that some subset people around me take opinions from Twitter etc. as being reflective of mainstream thought. When really it's still just a tiny microcosm of humanity.

I don't really use them any more, but I still have the sense that all sorts of social movements and bizarre (from my perspective) opinions and value frameworks are being born and spread there.
Classic USB. Plastic. (I don't know the exact model, I got it from work.)

After adding a site or a computer it works a few days and then suddenly when I try to use it with my phone or computer I just get an error about no <something>.

So yes, probably defective.
It is painful. I got about 11 posts in before giving up. You described it perfectly.
Just realized there are extensions that will auto-redirect all twitter links to nitter. Why didn't I do this year ago!?
A lot of raw materials that go into modern electronics are produced using slave labor, and the “recycled” devices tend to end up poisoning the environments of people in similarly disadvantaged communities.

I don’t know enough about these things to know whether buying more or less of these devices directly helps enslaved people, but I don’t think it’s a stretch to observe that rampant consumerism does fuel the postcolonial economic machine that perpetrates that kind of exploitation. And I think that those of us who stand to benefit the most from this system would do well to be extremely cautious about how we are incentivized toward motivated reasoning.
Securities, for example: http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-04/01/c_138938273.htm
This is PowerShell and it doesn't work on *nix machines because ls and mv are native binaries.

Would work on Windows, would work on *nix if change it to

gci -Recurse -Filter *.jpg | move dest_dir
Doesn't Twitter give the option of a whitelist (Just who you follow + their retweets) already?
Do Cigarette Taxes Make Smokers Happier? (2022)
Huh? What do you mean unavailable? I see it just fine.
Its a Twitter thread. Emotional, incoherent ramblings is the standard.
I dunno - that doesn't help anything with the layout. I still see overlapping text, tables with crooked columns, bad spacing between paragraphs and titles. The kerning got better, even though there is still something wrong with the stroke weight of the font. Maybe its just a really bad font, and not something related to Sile. Choosing a bad font to showcase a typesetting system is a bit of a redflag imo.
Well, I doubt he's had a bad experience because I don't think he ever has one long enough for it to start showing signs of age.
To be honest, and maybe this will be panned, but the real answer is for people to grow thicker skin and stop putting one's feelings on a pedestal above all.
> They [the police] really don't care

I don't think it's something you can lay at the feet of the SF Police Department. I asked Pete McLaughlin, SFPD (retired), why the police don't go after bike thieves more aggressively.

"Our hands are tied," he said. "They [the thieves] know the most we can do is give them a citation, and they'll be out that afternoon."

California has a history of being lenient with non-violent crime, which is appropriate in some cases, but maybe not in others. Maybe leniency is the wrong approach for some of these bike thieves.

But it's complicated. I heard Jerry Brown (former California Governor) talk about how ~10% of the state budget goes to prisons, and he's not comfortable with such a large amount, and I agree--throwing people in jail is expensive!
A few weeks ago I thought about setting a Telegram bot to send me a reminder to do stuff, you get the dopamine hit of "Oh someone's sent me a message" so hopefully it's harder to ignore.

I've also thought of a To Do app that has statistics of how long you've ignored/snoozed items, to shock people like me who's procrastinated things like learning French for probably 5+ years now...
It means, for example, writing a FreeBSD kernel driver for Elastic Network Adapter (ENA). Both Linux kernel driver and FreeBSD kernel driver is available at https://github.com/amzn/amzn-drivers
Does anyone use ConTeXt these days?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ConTeXt
Oracle is a law firm that happens to have a development team attached to it.
I would wish for jq to be a really generic tool for working with structured data on the commandline, but I have a really hard time figuring out how to do e.g. conditional-based editing etc. Can't get my head around that, and don't find any info about it on the net. Seems even something that just supports SQL (upon JSON) would be better in this regard.
Agreed, duplicacy seems to be more resilient to the inevitable errors or hiccups along the way. The only downside is that it seems to be inefficient with storage with small metadata updates which happen frequently with my use case.
List of Debuggers
We already do. The Mellanox ConnectX6-Dx with crypto support.. It does inline crypto on TLS records as they are transmitted. This saves memory bandwidth, as compared to a traditional lookaside card.
Oh I assure you this is quite likely to occur. Deflation is certain to not occur; this inflation is locked in.

Im not sure who you think 'my people' are... my people aren't in power and wont be for years. Remember, not all people live in the USA.
In general, the van-based motor homes seem to get to six figures really quickly and are more expensive than their bigger cousins.

Do it yourselfers can do it cheaper.
Consider not just the people who directly view Twitter, but those who see news reporting about people saying things on Twitter.
> So he saved the company 5M GBP in profits, singlehandedly.

This is true, but he didn't make that 5M. If you count every contributing factor to that 5M, you end up with a vast amount of money. The power not going down saved the company 5M. The people who made the goods made the company 5M. The people who set the prices made the company 5M. Or, they were all doing their jobs, and 5M was made.
Can't wait to see Magnus Carlsen deploy this against Hans Niemann.
Your Nazi Tribute Band seems a pretty good copy of the original.
This is so weird. Aren’t you just selecting for obedience and unnecessary hoop jumping? It seems like this would also select the kind of engineers who aren’t willing to say “no, that’s a dumb approach, we shouldn’t do that, here’s an alternative”?

When I was a Junior dev one of the first lessons my boss taught me was to always always speak up if something looked off to me. Maybe I’d get an explanation and be enlightened or maybe I’d actually sniffed out a mistake or code smell. It always seemed like a win win.

But if the entire job is based on “here swallow this bullshit pill before you’re let in the door”, isn’t it going to be hard to get the devs who are allergic to bullshit?
IMO being informed is about your own research. Either making sure you follow trustworthy people and/or checking their sources.

Wondering if the account is real or fake? Check the person's website, wikipedia page, look if there are more accounts with this name.

People are willfully disinformed. Do you trust information just because it's being liked many times? Well, being popular doesn't mean it's right or healthy.

In Russia many people don't think their government is doing anything wrong. Why? TV says so. Their coworkers do. But you have Youtube, Telegram. Most media who's websites are blocked have YT channels or their articles can be read on Telegram with quick view. No VPN needed.

In my POV many moderation/censorship arguments boil down to the desire to be walled off from bad info vs being able to make individual choices. Russian government is doing the former by blocking independent media.
> Great right? You have just given folks incentive to plant problems and reap the reward.

"Just given"? Doesn't this incentive already exist in the world with or without direct cash bounties for fixing problems?
Nice article, I also liked that it specified "worked for me", rather than trying to sell some ultimate rules for life:)

The one that I would disagree with is the sleeping one. I think sleep is SO important, and people don't do enough to optimise for it. For example eating/looking at screens before bed. Sleep is extremely important, there's so many studies to back this up, and I don't think that it's ever wasted time.
We use Mellanox ConnectX6-DX NICs, with the Mellanox drivers built into FreeBSD 14-current (which are also present in FreeBSD 13).
I agree entirely. The new born baby approach is a bane of our time more broadly. A stupid descendant of an important, enlightenment idea.

I think if you look at real-world examples with an actual history like reddit... you find that reality is complicated. All those problematic reddit dynamics that you describe exist. But, there were also some advantages/successes to their "moderation" approach.

Above all, these approaches aren't just good/bad or successful/failed. There's a ton of texture. The moderation approach dictates a lot about the platform's character, and that isn't captured by binaries or spectrums.
Get a refillable debit card in a fake name. Use it for many of your on-line purchases.

WARNING: This may also lock your profile at credit reporting agencies --- which is not necessarily all "bad" as it provides insurance against identity theft.
Your info is out of date. The tides have turned. Look at the list of launches for 2022. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Falcon_9_and_Falcon_He...

You can see, clearly, far more launches for DOD umbrella agencies than for NASA.
FWIW ip already has JSON support:

ip -j a s | jq 'map(select((.addr_info | .[].local)|startswith("192.168."))) | map(.ifname)'
They do when I pay more attention to my posture. Tongue has some burning mouth syndrome. It's related to the c4 of the neck.
How is this backwards? Person made a claim that the government provided data is inaccurate. You can't make those claims unless you provide data.
How does it compare to Borg?
If you don't want it I'll gladly take it off your hands.
I gave up after the 3rd tweet in the thread. I can't understand why Twitter threads are a thing.
Not quite. Learn more about Monad and Category theory then i'm sure you're really a good programmer.
For Knightsbridge that is surprisingly affordable.
Ah nice, didn’t catch that thanks. As long as it’s an option lol.
I have one of the newer top-loading machines. It is pretty close to a front-loader turned sideways. Shortly after the cycle starts, the lid locks and does not unlock until after the cycle fully completes.

I did not get a front-loader because I've had too many friends and co-workers have leaks with front loaders. Maybe they're better now, maybe they're not. From my unscientific survey, I'm never going to get a front loader.
I loved my 80Gb classic iPod. When its hard drive finally died I couldn't bring myself to dispose of it.
Sure, that may be true of ELO-based games. In the realm of the standardized tests used for school admission, we also have a lot of data about performance so we can use that data instead of looking for analogues in other fields. And my experience with the SAT & ACT leads me to believe that on these tests, the difference between 1% and 7% could be something as simple as how well the student slept the night before the test.
I thought of OpenBSD too since it includes Perl modules for OpenBSD::Pledge and OpenBSD::Unveil. Now I'm wondering if I can get something to work where these are used before importing CPAN modules to reduce the damage of potentially hostile modules.
You may be referring to this page: https://github.com/gilbertchen/duplicacy

If you scroll down, below the benchmarks, it lists features and comparisons with other options.
If you've had "Learn French" on your to-do list for 5 years, then learning that you've had this on your list for 5 years won't suddenly make you do it. You gotta break that task down! "Choose a French course" or even "Make a list of French courses" is a more achievable task that you should replace that one with.
You think it doesn’t happen here? There are countless good posts and comments flagged to death just because they are going against the current meta
Yeah, for sure it's also about volume. I'm not gonna read through 500+ comments unless it's a topic I'm really engaged in or if I'm not actively researching that topic. But I tend to skip reading any comments from things I'm not engaged in regardless, so not a huge issue for me personally.
Job interviews have a very questionable form of gatekeeping. But it is a very well documented form of gatekeeping. If you want to get good grades at job inteviews, you can practice how to pass that test...
I do agree it doesn't reflect the quality of developer you are, but it is what it is...
>>If I run a sci-fi bookstore, and I choose not to stock your book about political philosophy, is that censorship?

>If you intentionally chose to ommit the book and it wasn't due to chance omission, perhaps because you hate the author, then yes, it's censorship.

They already told you, the reason the book is not published is because it is off-topic. The bookstore sells Sci-Fi books, and they choose not to sell other genres.

If that is censorship then this definition of censorship isn't useful for any discussion we're having right now.
A retired friend who recently picked up a nice camper van for travel mentions something rarely seen in the vanlife social media stuff: that most folks he's met doing the vanlife thing will stay for a few days in their van, then a few in a hotel / short term rental. This latter part is often ignored or glossed over by folks advocating this sort of lifestyle.

The main reason for this is because showering and washing stuff (clothes/dishes) and generally keeping clean is a huge pain in just a van. Without a source of fresh water and easy way to store and heat it, you get dirty really fast. Especially if you're hiking / mountain biking / doing whatever beyond just sitting around.
Not really, even the it still does recommended tweets and I don’t want to see retweets or likes and you have to turn that off per person.
> Perhaps I'm being overly optimistic but I actually believe the tide is turning on Prop 13 and it may well get repealed in the next decade. I'd probably still bet it won't be repealed but I feel like there's a real chance.

Why do you think there's a chance?

Almost 80% of home-owners vote - and the CA home-ownership rate is above 55%. Usually less than 50% of renters vote.

Prop 13 is currently popular with both liberal politicians (think about the poor old ladies who'd have to move!) - and conservatives (we actually like regressive taxes).

I can't even see a path to start being hopeful in the next 10 years.
Exactly this. I had the very image of this discussion with Python folks for DNSname SANs back when Python was learning not to just rely on CN.

Python folks felt like the correct thing was: 1) Implement a Punycode decoder. 2) Decode hostnames and certificate information to get Unicode 3) Compare the Unicode Strings. They were fretting about how complicated it would be to arrange all this, the months of work needed and the need to bring in teams who understood about i18n issues...

And I was like No, don't do any of that, take the bytes and compare the bytes. If the bytes aren't identical that's not a match, you are done. It seemed to take a while for it to sink in that this is correct and simpler and thus better.
That’s because they adopted the originals when they disbanded at home.
same here with Amazfit Bip, had few months stint with AMOLED smartwatch which was necessary to charge twice a week until I got fed up with that (plus unreadable display in sunlight unless maximum brightness) and bought again second Amazfit Bip (1st broke) which cost me less than 20USD used and I have to charge it once a month plus it has perfectly readable transreflective display not requiring any backlight, which looks better with more sunlight, it's shame almost all companies switched to nice looking but extremely power hungry AMOLED displays, I wish there were cheap options for simple watch with transreflective display or e-ink

I would be perfectly content with something like Casio F91W if it could display notifications through bluetooth from my phone, I don't really need any sleep tracking or any other features just watch with notifications so I don't have to turn on phone screen
Sometimes the effects of a lifetime of alcohol consumption, even moderate consumption, don't catch up with you until you're much older. Ask me how I know...
There are campers for truck beds and there have been for years.

Depending on the truck you might need to change the suspension for the new weight.

Example of a camper for OHV
https://vagabondoutdoors.com/product/the-drifter/
Wait what?

If you want a decend unroll, one example would be threadreaderapp: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1586955288061452289.html
Cinema Speculation
Twitter-as-machine is a sick device designed to ram ideologically opposed and volatile people together to generate engagement. That part is a cess-pool. Twitter-as-community, the flowers that grow in the cracks in the pavement, where people organically find each other, make friends, share memes and art, is something else. It seems a shame that we must have both or neither.
Those tradeoffs don't seem worth paying thousands to tens of thousands extra to me though. If vans were more competitive in price with trucks/trailers, I'd be all for it, but right now it seems massively inflated. It seems like paying many thousands for conveniences that have work-arounds or solutions.
Yikes.. hang in there stripe bros

Looks like we're going to see this eat through most software companies. Headcount planning is hard.
Wait, which versions have a compass? My P2HR does not mention that anywhere.
The problem is usually consistency.

Moderators will delete comments or ban people for insults against people they like/support, but then cheer on more aggressive insults against people they deem bad (it's suddenly become very trendy to lash out at Elon Musk on Reddit, for example - you'll score upvotes rather than subreddit bans for doing that)
Stripe did seem to be somewhat overstaffed after the huge hiring spree in the last 2 years.

Though the bottom 14% is a pretty big amount to cut, almost certainly some decent performers in that group.
New Report Sheds Light on America's Secret Wars
Doing well at interviews has low correlation with being good at the job, simple as that.
> This gets a little weird in the time between "the requirements say what the system will do", and "the requirements say what the system does do". That's a longer topic for another day.

Is there a follow-up? This is a crucial piece. You clearly need all of these: current state, plans for the future, past states, past plans.
How did you generate those flamegraphs and what other tools did you use to measure performance?

My motivation for asking comes from these findings in the pdf,

Did the graph show the bottleneck contention on aio queue?
Did the graph show that "a lot of time was spent accessing memory"?

What made freebsd a better platform compared to Linux to begin tackling this problem?

Thanks! Super interesting. Both a freebsd fan and I have workloads that I'd love to explore benchmarking to squeeze more performance.
as someone who went to a bad school in a poor area with a regional accent, now working mostly with people who went to independent schools in the South East: I think I've had one person very mildly comment on my accent in my professional career (pronunciation of "garage")

I wouldn't pay that much attention to the comments as it's almost entirely the usual set of "UK bad" professional contrarians

(not to say that the class system still isn't prevalent, it definitely is, but not in the way they say)