skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also, I just found out it is really nice that, when you order stuff from a bunch of sites, and you get a shipping update from a shipping company, without info about which of your orders it is about, you can immediately see that from the email address.
I’ve never heard of “World Scientific” and the paper seems quite dubious. Happy to be proven wrong though - if there is some reasonable θ whereby the fine structure constant is 42θ then that would be very interesting.
I don't think this is right. To me at least JS's promises and C#'s async/await are as easy as Go's goroutines. The problem with Rust is the effort to make everything static and without heap allocations, which is understandable but enforce really hard-to-grasp design. On the other hand, you can get rid of most issues of async even in Rust by boxing.
In the US, the highest marginal tax rate for individuals was 70% as recently as 1981. It was 92% in 1952.

Today it's 37%. So it's really the other way around — taxes have never been as low as now in recent history.
Relocation to US / Canada is usually primary reason why people look for offers like that. No amount of remote tools an offices abroad will ever replace option to move countries.

I am immigrant myself who want to get to EU / US at some point so I can understand reasons of other people really well.
India has declining birth rate as well and probably below reproduction rate already. People are not stupid. It just takes them some time to adjust.

African societies may still be forced to use children as free field labor. The more centralized their agriculture becomes, the fewer children they would need.

The most important resource to spend on children is time. Even if you decide to cut on spendings, it does not add any extra time. With both parents employed full time, there's very small wedge to stick children into.
Monaco or Dubai. Can't really get better than 0% income tax.
I'm using Wayland, Sway and Firefox combo for a few years now and it works very good, including screensharing. Don't forget to install and enable xdg-desktop-portal-wlr to get the screensharing working on wlroot-based browsers.
> you sell the majority of your earthly possessions

Not only those. You give up being able to easily meet your family, friends, ... your favorite spot for hanging out is gone and you are in a completely different society, with other ways how things are done.

And then in this case with just two days in you are probably still in some temporary housing.

For staying you need to find a new job, quickly and a new apartment (which is hard without a job and without permanent visa) and when going home you likely will be marked as a loser who couldn't do it.
Yes, “learn to be unstoppable and you’ll be unstoppable” is a convenient tautology.
You're saying there aren't enough good Indian engineers who will agree to work for Meta from India? I highly doubt that's accurate.
But I still need to send a SQL query to the database. How does a Datalog engine in Rust help me?
This could happen to anyone working under an at will system. Nice generalisation of SMEs btw.
Emitting a relocation with .reloc directive? Definitely sounds like an llvm-as bug.
My dog has no nose. Ask me how does it smell.
I mean your comments talk about how "everyone has it, why is this particular story news". Which makes it sound like you don't get the point of this specific story existing (sorry for poor grammar/wording).
Ye. I don't think X11 servers were designed initially for anything but very local network connections. Maybe your packages were reordered or something which X11 maybe could not handle very well. Otherwise I don't understand how piping would help.
> This is not how hedging works

I read his tweet like eight times, going "wait I don't understand what he's saying, what am I missing?". Then I finally realised he was full of shit. No, that REALLY isn't how hedging works, indeed! :)
No it's like saying "CEOs saying they're out of a job while being CEOs".
Then it will collapse.
> However, somehow, the phrasing of this thread implies it’s the men that are disadvantaged. Curious what the intentions of op is.

It's rather obvious isn't it? There are fewer of them, but when they're there, they earn more.
Qbasdown a Markdown Implementation for DOS
Not for companies or wealthy people.
When you are big enough liquidity and solvency are the same thing.
Well spotted, you’ve read a bit on the hit story of the papacy I see :)
As far as I am concerned, if they have 90% of their reserves in literal dog shit that is fine IF their liabilities are also in dog shit.

I wouldnt pay $10,000 a turd, but that is my value judgement, if someone else does then their problem.
> How is it destabilizing?

Potentially destabilising is what I said. In a similar fashion to how 20% of my diet consisting of Taco Bell would carry a greater destabilising potential than a the same share of FDA recommended diet conforming home-cooked meals would.

> If 20% of depositor funds are SHIB then 20% of reserves should be SHIB.

You're the one bringing this up, not me. Not refuting it though.
> When Google advertises to you in your dreams, daydreams and nightmares.

If we let them wire something into our brains, it's a lot easier to connect it to the happiness centres:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3984894/

If you can gain networked control of such a device, you could easily gain complete control of their motivations and disires. Much more strongly than with any drug.

Not only would you be able to make these people hand over everything of value to you (bypassing any needs to advertise), you could even make them WANT to work for you (and even go to war for you) with fanatical motivation and effort.
> Currently thinking about starting a company in Germany

I would advise against doing it. You will regret it at every step of the way. Save yourself a million headaches (and euros) and go to Ireland or some other EU country with more respect for entrepreneurs. In Germany you'll just end up feeding the entire endless bureaucracy network that is set up to thrive on the work of other people.
Among those being:

- lawyers

- notaries

- tax consultants (this is a big one)

- IHK (useless mandatory organization that takes a piece of your cake)

- Radio and TV tax (they require a tax based on the number of locations or cars that your company operates)
This really isn’t true at Meta or other top companies. They hire people from abroad simply because the USA is only 5% of the world and they don’t want to miss out on 95% of the talent.

I worked at Meta and we had thoroughly reverse-engineered compensation formulas in internal discussion groups. Whether you were a citizen or on a visa made zero difference.
As they grain of each film frame is independent, you should but there are many techniques to avoid that, generate larger noise texture than your target size and use it with random offset, additionally you randomly mirror it in either direction.
Ask HN: Have you ever got value carreer advice from you manager?
I have been work in a big company for more than 8 years. But I am not sure what does career mean to me. I am pushed by the company. Each time it changes, I have to change too. From position to position, role to role, I have changed some roles. I am still at the edge of senior which sometimes suffers me. I surelly have worked with some nice managers and they under the lines of company gave advice. But here I am and found little their advice makes sense to me.

My latest manager last year talks to me every month. although his talk make little sense to me. We had not got a talk this year. Maybe he found his useless conversation. I heard that managers in company just tricks. To be honest, I trust part. What is your experience?
I think that the display is not used at all. If I understood correctly, the scart connector is hosting a hidden uart interface. This let's you connect a serial terminal via three cables. (You can e.g. buy a serial to usb adapter for 5 bucks on Amazon and use it via putt.)
There’s a CLA that places specific restrictions on how the contribution can be re-licensed: http://www.harmonyagreements.org/docs/ha-cla-i.html

I think it’s fair to demand that clarity. Keep in mind though that if a project is already using a permissive license it’s always going to be easy to make the project open core or for someone to make a proprietary work with your contribution.

Contrary to this article’s statements CLAs are actually easier for everyone involved at least on the second contribution due to the tools that exist. It’s just a checkbox on a PR.
Wow, that is batshit crazy.
> The global economy runs on growth.

Our collective failure summarized in one sentence.
> US is where the only customers that matter are

I’d love to hear the rationale behind that.
A lot of the economic growth is happening without a need for cheap natural resources. Software services are a big one.
Probably what I'll do if I can't find any alternative, but being able to just touch the specific event is more intuitive.
You have drawn a very incorrect conclusion from this whole process.
Stuff like re.sub frequently calls into Python code as well, so it would seem to be rather hairy to get rid of the GIL for this. It could of course add the usual workarounds of cooperative multitasking, like yielding (releasing the GIL) from time to time, just like the main interpreter loop does (sys.setswitchinterval)
Because there is this "heroic tale-telling" where you had been so strong and good for chewing up how you were mistreated, and everybody should just do the same. "Fight to find a new job, you can do it, you are a warrior!"
It's board members, not CEOs. Women do 1.1% better for DAX (40 large cap companies), 0.1% better for SDAX (70 small cap companies) and 4.7% worst for MDAX (60 mid cap companies).

So the few women that are board members in average are compensated 1.1% better at DAX companies, that's the story.
They're a real person doing their best to look like a fake person.
(Perhaps edited, but at time of my writing) GP claimed the 10B was second least dark. Seems so to me. The 10H is indeed lightest.

Anyway the reason seems to be a distinction between 'darkest' and 'blackest' that I don't understand.
There's no mystery here, so I didn't mention it in the write-up. The SoC has an LVDS output. The screen has a very long PCB with a specialised controller; it accepts LVDS and drives the pixels and backlight.
So, you advocate that employees from abroad should have some sort of default lay-off protection? Why do you think this is fair?
Let's make web more accessible – my essential checklist
I manage dev projects. I ask devs to do accessibility bare minimum. They ask what do I mean. This is my bare minimum checklist.
Show HN: Streamlit app that classifies economic news scraped online daily
Ask HN: A headless task and project management platform for developers/apps
Hi HN,

I am the founder of Workast, a project management app for teams https://www.workast.com

Building a project management software from scratch involves a lot of work. I started with a simple to-do app inside of Slack 5 years ago and we grew to a pretty robust platform with hundreds of features and thousands of customers. We run a small but profitable business.

Our API is in the core of our product and supports all our clients. Technically, if you are a user of Workast, you could build your own UI instead of using our web application. So, what if you are am app developer looking to add some kind of task management functionality to your app ? Using our API you could:

- Create tasks with summary, description, attachments, tags, due dates, assignees and followers
- Create subtasks with the same properties as a main task
- Comment on tasks with mentions
- Get reminders about tasks due soon
- Reports and robust search
- Create spaces and lists to group your tasks
- Create users and teams to segment your data
- We can send the user notifications via email with a white label / custom template or send you the data to your own Webhook URL so you can deliver them yourself.
- And many more features at https://developers.workast.com

As a developer building all of that on your own would take a really long time. And even if you build it, then you have to support it and scale it as you grow. We could offer all these as a platform as a service, with some friendly pricing and free tier to get started.

Is this something that anyone here in HN would find valuable? Would love to hear your thoughts and work closely with those interested.
> We have labour-saving technology though.

> Automation leads to higher productivity, so those fewer people can earn more and spend more.

I can't believe people use that outdated 1900s era argument despite it being proved completely wrong time and time over.

It was true at some point but has been wrong since sometime after ww2
Just did the same basically half an hour ago and it's a nightmare. It's just for a holding and a holding for a startup and it doesn't even generate any revenue until the startup shares are sold in an exit event.

Basically forces you to get a tax professional which is expensive not startup/founder friendly at all.
It's really tricky to compare marginal rates like that. Has the definition of taxable income changed over time? How many people were actually taxed at those marginal rates? And so on.
I don't work in the US so "at will" is meaningless to me - unlike the US we have decent labor laws and unemployment.

On the SME thing - working on a new database, a replacement for C++, come on really - why is this PO not being processed - it pays the bills and working on interesting stuff after hours :).
There's also maybe the option of being insolvent but nobody caring because the money is too good..?

Not sure what to call this since I assume this has been regulated to death in normal finance ?

But it wouldn't surprise me if it had happened at some point at FTX, considering all the greed and hype around crypto...

Though I guess it might be a moot point : information doesn't travel instantly, and a judge might still deem you "guilty of Ponzi" (or whatever term is appropriate) if you haven't literally been shouting "We are insolvent !" from the rooftops ? See again : regulation.
Nassau is one of the least shady places with over 340 sunny days per year.
If he wanted to live and work in Canada, wouldn't applying for jobs in Canada be easier than applying while living in India?

As much as I dislike FB as a company, I'm not sure he is worse off?
The article is about salary not voting power.
DEXes, also known as self-paying bug bounties? They won't last for long.
Wow - a lot of butthurt people here.
It also has the appeal of being descriptive instead of being prescriptive. (Just like linguists for English vs French). Tropes aren't good or bad, they just are. And with time they become fashionable or unfashionable.

Traditional literally criticism always had a prescriptive feel to me. In the worst cases, it was just elitist hate.

Note that many artifacts considered masterpieces today were disregarded at the time of their making
True. There's also no build system if you don't write any code, or do something totally unrelated like wood carving.

The point was to get people to view the issue slightly differently.
i work at Luxottica in a subsidiary that sells finished lenses to opticians or semifinished lenses to labs, cheap plastic lenses go for 0.15€/pcs, the expensive lenses range between 10-15€ each
Clearly the impact to a visa holders (especially new ones) is high. I would be curious if this something that can be insured against? Either as an employer to provide certainly in an uncertain jobs market, or as an employee about to relocate.
You are correct. The SoC supposed to have a way to generate composite signal, according to the scarce data I found, but I didn't manage to force the board to do so. LVDS is (presumably) working, but I don't have any compatible LCD panels lying around.
Ukraine isn’t the only eastern country that’s not in the EU. Belarus, Russia, Moldova, Turkey, and most of the former Yugoslavia (all but Croatia and Slovenia) are also in that group.

Whether Turkey or Russia count as “Eastern Europe” is I suppose debatable, but the other examples are unambiguous.
I think it might be an aesthetic choice. Pay phones and perpetual night scenes are more detective-noir than cellphones.
>The trolls celebrated all of his questionable actions, ruining his relationship with his parents who eventually kicked him out of the house.

Did we ever found out who the trolls were?
SpaceX just bought a big ad campaign on Twitter
I had a business owner confront me over this (but the Gmail version where the format is name.service@gmail.com). Basically I was using a taxi service to get a one-time ride to the airport, they required an email address, so I did the usual name.tonystaxiservice@gmail.com (or whatever it was). The business owner contacted me over the telephone to 'confirm' my email address, seemed to understand what the purpose of the dot was because they expressed repeatedly that they're not a spammer, they won't sell my email, etc. and ultimately removed the dot from my email in their records because that's where I found an emailed receipt.

This was all before Apple's feature came to be. I just hope this kind of email 'protection' becomes more mainstream.
What about tax for a median citizen?
Absolutely, I wasn't saying it's a good situation to be in, just that it doesn't legally force them to leave Canada immediately.
She needs to go to prison for a long time (at least 10 years) for one simple reason, to act as a deterrent to anyone else who thinks you can create a company and then lie about your products capabilities in order to defraud investors and customers.

It isn't just a case that people lost money in Theranos and that their customer's customer's health may have been adversely impacted, it drives right at the heart of capitalism. Yes, we all know it isn't a level playing field, but when a company is committing fraud then it impacts other companies who may have been actually trying to develop a legitimate blood testing product and undermines the public's confidence in such companies.
We understand the predicament and feel for this guy, but so what? This sort of thing happens and there is nothing wrong with a company doing that. There is no need to be overly dramatic or immature.

We can just hope that the company will provide a good level of support and that the person will be able to get back on their feet ASAP.
> The problem with suspending withdrawals for crypto firms is the market interprets it as your exchange is insolvent

As it should. Inability to withdraw obviously means they don't have the money. Any limits on withdrawals are and should be major red flags. Exchanges should be punished by the market every single time they pull stunts like that until they learn the lesson.
The line of thought I am at least trying to present here is that we should have been talking about stories like this and making them well known that have been happening throughout the industry well before hitting MANGA companies.
This TV was fairly modular, as you can see: 5V/12V power supply, Wifi/BT, IrDA are all detachable. The boards you have no use of could be disassembled for parts, too.
One problem with this style is that if you copy any text from this website you will have trailing spaces after each paragraph. To avoid that you have to close the tags (or open the next one) directly after the text.
Would it be fair to you if _all_ employees had a default lay-off protection ?

That would be for the best as well.
Ethiopia 2.6%

Congo 3.2%

Pakistan 2%
Bleeding edge chips are a giant international effort requiring tech from Europe, US, Taiwan and Japan. China has been cut out from that market

The more isolated economies are the less of a difference it makes. How much would your ability to contribute to the economy be damaged if you had to use a phone/computer whose performance was five years out of date? I'm guessing not a lot.
> People who can invest large amounts of money can afford a translator.

Yeah, that sound like the European way of thinking about business. "What do you mean you don't want to spend money on red tape and pointless busy-work? Maybe you're too poor to start a business?" On the other hand, the Anglo-sphere makes it as easy as possible to start a business. And thus, the US is a hotbed of innovation while Europe...is not.

> You can't expect the rest of the world to work exactly like it does at home.

Funny you should mention that. I come from a small country. And when you come from a small country, learning a foreign language is basically required. Nobody is going to bother learning your language in order to communicate with you. Why this idea is so foreign in _bigger_ countries was always fascinating to me (even though I know why).

> From the country's perspective: what good does this foreign startup bring?

Free money without the country having to do much? I mean, if I was a government, I'd be pretty happy with somebody paying me money for doing nothing other than keeping a piece of paper with a company name in a filing cabinet. I'd be even happier if somebody I didn't have to raise or educate moved here to pay taxes and spend their money.
I feel your pain as I started to learn Rust recently (again) and found the same problem, coming from C.

In my case, after fighting for literally days, the crate OnceCell did the job (kind of), but I felt awkward retorting to an external crate to deal with a simple static-global-initialize-once-never-touch-again piece of data.
Fire the employee who has put in 10 years building the business up for you, has deep internal knowledge, knows their way around the maze of infrastructure instead?
Not just theatre, drama.
Thanks a lot for your thorough reply and explanations. I learned a lot about grain, photography and film that I had not known before :)

Even though I do shoot some film myself, I fully support your statements about "film look" and "no photoshop". It is arguing to a non-existing ideal of "pure photography" as being not edited in any way. The entire point of photography is a representation of a point in time. It is interpreted by your eyes, your lens, your camera, your film or digital sensor, the development process, the scan, your monitor etc. etc. etc.

So edit away and make the images you like. Whether they are a result of 10 hours of photoshop or miliseconds of exposure is not important.
I fully agree with that. Though I probably misunderstood the way you were putting it.
Why do you think there is nothing wrong with a company doing that? Ethically? Legally?
Careful, you’re treading in ITAR territory.
IMHO, the libertarian trends of thought are pushing people to think everyone as a trader and abolishment of professions. From that perspective, business is business and the employee should have striken a better deal but from a professionals perspective they are not businessmen - they are professionals and the business is handled by someone else and they join a team where they get compensated for their time(they don't expect to get rich in the job, they expect to have stable career until retirement).

When the distinction is not clear, professionals are essentially getting ripped off. If it was clear that everyone is a trader and some trade their coding time, then Meta wouldn't be able to do this because the trader would have put the cancellation terms in the deal. If it was clear that they are professionals and don't with FB but join that company, then it is expected that the law should protect the workers.

It's the worst when you ara positioned as a single person trader who doesn't want to be a trader, doesn't have the skills of a trader and trades with a giant trader.
not fun super easy
Glad it's too easy.