skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hello Filip -- I hope life is treating you well! I'm happy to clarify a couple of things that might be useful.

First, VM authors I've discussed this with over the years seem roughly split down the middle on microbenchmarks. Some very much agree with your perspective that small benchmarks are misleading. Some, though, were very surprised at the quantity and nature of what we found. Indeed, I discovered a small number had not only noticed similar problems in the past but spent huge amounts of time trying to fix them. There are many people who I, and I suspect you, admire, in both camps: this seems like something upon which reasonable people can differ. Perhaps future research will provide more clarity in this regard.

Second, for BBKMT we used the first benchmarks we tried, so there was absolutely no cherry picking going on. Indeed, we arguably biased the whole experiment in favour of VMs (our paper details why and how we did so). Since TCPT uses 600 (well, 586...) benchmarks it seems unlikely to me that they cherry picked either. "Cherry picking" is, to my mind, a serious accusation, since it would suggest we did not do our research in good faith. I hope I can put your mind at rest on that matter.
I’ve had this same issue. I just toggle Tailscale off now most of the time, and only turn it on when I really need it on my phone.

Shame though, cause I was also wanting to use it to funnel DNS. I’ve somewhat given up there. I hope they fix their app.
> high-NA EUV

TIL that NA stands for numerical aperture, which is a measure of how much light the optical system can collect and focus.
As an update, bought the life time package and will check it out for my work.
He announced that he will not take any action against that account as it's free speech. So need to find a new "gotcha" / narrative / joke.
Thus, if Copilot showed original link to the code, then it'd be fine?
If it works for a celebrity, it also works in case of a calamity.
Not really, the speculation has nothing to do with human behaviour. The conventional money system and the thousands of cryptocurrencies that copy it are inherently speculative and reward people for being indecisive aka being liquid. Liquidity is the ability to instantly change your mind and that ability has very little to do with human nature and more to do with the nature of your money.
Allegedly, all you need is a family that smuggles tons of precious stones out of poor countries and admin access to a money laundering tool like paypal.
US judges are free to sentence a convict for allegations of which he was acquitted. Sentencing him for allegations that were dismissed isn't really different.
Hard drugs and research chemicals are ordered and sent daily via mail, and the only people getting vists are the vendors. I highly doubt anyone cares enough about john doe ordering some spores to put him on a list or show up at his home.

I am in a conservative EU country and you can legally buy spores and growkits since forever here, nobody cares. You have to find specialized shops because there is not even enough demand.
I can't speak about SpaceX, but there is really nothing superior about Tesla's engineering.
It used to mean that, but a programmer changed the meaning. They could.

(a) rename the column, be the guy who broke the system and spend all weekend trying to fix 6 systems he never knew existed, written in Access, Excel, Crystal Reports, VB6, Delphi and a CMD file on a contractors laptop.

(b) keep the column name, deliver the feature, go home.
Why does it count as 2021 total comp if it doesn't fully vest until 2031?
Thanks! I only learn by building small ideas and looking into the Apple documentation through Dash (https://kapeli.com/dash) and searching "how to do X" on Google. So I can't recommend material from first-hand experience.

But I've heard good things about this university video course: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9VJ9OpT-IPSM6dFSwQCI...

On a first glance it seems to cover a lot of stuff I use regularly in SwiftUI, but also some videos are quite long. It depends if you like learning by watching, or by doing.
The oil in the continental US is hard to extract [1]. The oil in Middle East is trivial and cheap to extract [1,2].

There is a reason oil price is up there, because the US and Saudi Arabia have setup a cartel, aramco has iirc > 70% profit margins. The cartel ensures that the U.S. can be “competitive” on pricing, that’s it. It ensures private interests are protected.

As for who gets it and whatnot, it’s all about private interests funding politicians who ensure no crisis is lost.

The money spent there is not to Iraq or Afghanistan per se, but also to the troops. You should look into how much the US is paying for the food supplies.. we are talking thousands per meal.

[1] https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Why-the-US-cannot-Extr...

[2] https://www.enverus.com/blog/saudi-arabia-oil-need-know/
They’ve said that closed source systems will keep the GUI closed source:

https://tailscale.com/opensource/
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hehe good point :D I'll add it to audio
A more useful hack is unlocking AES-NI with the same method. Some laptops have AES instructions permanently disabled on boot via BIOS by the OEM to comply with regional cryptography regulations, such as some Lenovo Thinkpad models in Russia. In the 2010s, disassembling the BIOS and patching a single line away can regain hardware AES functionality. Unfortunately it's no longer possible after Boot Guard's BIOS lockdown.
Or we could make things worse. Let’s just start making all interviews an techno escape room.
> When you flood an entire sector with money, it's only logical that prices go up.

Is it? The costs haven't increased and the value of money hasn't decreased. The only "logic" here is "the publishers are assholes".
Well we know that after an ultimatum, enough employees quit that Musk is now asking some of them to come back. The number of employees leaving is also so high, that they're shutting down access to offices. There's also been reports of features like 2FA not working anymore after the first round of layoffs.

Not exactly the results I'd expect from someone who really knows how to run a company.

If one of Musk's middle managers had messed up this badly, Musk would have fired them already. But Elon deserves the continued benefit of the doubt for some reason.
> Employment is managed by a contract.

In the USA? Not unless you're an executive (or an actual contractor).

(With that said, "Not reacting to an email is not quitting" is still a true statement)
I would obviously not want to work in such an environment, but. Given that he fired so many people, yet the site is working unchanged and works exactly the same as before, maybe he’s not that crazy?

I can log in to the website and see no difference; nothing is obviously broken. Maybe he’s right and most people were doing nothing? I don’t know.
The first generation Atoms were some of the worst chips ever made. By the end with the Bay Trail and Cherry Trail chips they were quite good, but Intel killed them in favor of M-series chips with the same performance per watt but five times the price tag.
That's ok, just cancel thanksgiving so people can catch up. No big deal.
they haven't, Christine Lagarde is anti crypto
Yes and you should also be aware of how pronounced the Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect is here. You'll probably figure it out if you come across any discussion on a topic you're keenly involved in and have some level of knowledge about.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Crichton#GellMannAmnes...
Then the company can hire more engineers? Even if devs in SF virtue-signal on Twitter about how they'd never work under Musk, a competitive paycheck attracts outsiders.
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It is so interesting how it manifests differently by different people.

I still don’t subscribe to ‘it’s all ADHD’ where everything gets lumped into this block of behavioral reasoning.

I think it’s at an OS level but I think we are just a little more sensitive than non neurodivergents. And that comes with some huge benefits as well as negatives.
40 hours is just a handy figure, like eight hours is a third of a day, third you spend on sleeping, third you spend on life, third you spend on work. I believe it was established due to these equal ratios. We kinda all work in manufacturing still, just the goods we manufacture have changed, yet we still spend about equal part of our life on it, probably due to strong tradition. Some are seeing 20 hour "void" in their third, cause really they want to spend 20 more hours on something else.
I stumbled onto Huberman some weeks ago. He is a really great podcaster and exceptionally intelligent. I really enjoyed his talk about dopamine and addiction.
Highly recommended!
I remember reading that Tailscale is "helping out" [1] development of Headscale [2], an open-source re-implementation of their command server so that the two remain compatible as new features are added to the official one.

[1]: https://tailscale.com/opensource/

[2]: https://github.com/juanfont/headscale
Twitter has not changed as a product. His Twitter blue has been a disaster so far. Hes getting attention for his much larger failure, being the worst tech company manager we've seen in a while.

You cant take credit for positive outcomes if you done nothing yet.
Set, setting, and the presence of a maestro. Sounds like fiction but there are lineages and training for working with the plants, and people capable of directing other people’s processes and experiences - in a repeatable manner, with awareness of others’ concrete experiences.

Taking the tea in the absence of this is a completely different experience.

Having a capable maestro in the room is like having a doctor in the ER - vs having only the patients getting high on whatever they find.
Yes! Free Ross! Think about all the little children who won't be turned into porn stars without his marketplace! It's not fair to them!
> On that note, Matrix can replace twitter and a lot more if they weren't chasing seemingly random features. Not just twitter but email also can be replaced by matrix, the api amd federates architecture allows for it.

What random features? https://matrix.org/blog/2022/08/15/the-matrix-summer-special... is what we’re working on currently. Pretty sure the Matrix community would accuse us of losing focus if we were investing tine in cloning twitter or email over Matrix at this stage…
yep! That's the point.
Haha, that's a great come back! Thanks for cheering me up. :D

I mentioned Fred Brook in a comment just earlier in the week. The Mythical Man Month is such an obviously and well known trap it's still surprising so many projects still fall into it.

Whilst his work is mostly seen as for software engineers, really it should be more well known by project and senior managers in general.
Lol. The guardian has run a number of promotional articles on this plstform, perhaps they should have done a little more research first.
The terms of service are fine. Most places do not have appropriate measures in place to handle massed botted reports. I don't know if Neocities does. I do know that hosts like BuyVM do.

I've had serious problems in the past with domain registrars, where people will use bots to report a domain en-masse with the intention of buying it out when it's put back to sale. It has made me very wary of who to trust to keep data up.
I'm confused. It seems like you are implying that trans fat is benign?

Trans fat is absolutely harmful. The FDA banned adding partially hydrogenated oils (source of most trans fats) to foods back in 2015 and said trans fat is no longer generally recognized as safe.

https://www.fda.gov/food/food-additives-petitions/trans-fat
> There is a difference between critiquing your employer or insulting your employer.

From https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/15/technology/elon-musk-twit... :

"Several Twitter employees who shared news of Mr. Frohnhoefer’s firing in internal chats were cut, said six people familiar with events. They were told that they had been terminated for “violating company policy,” according to emails seen by The Times."

Is there a difference between "insulting your employer" and "sharing the publicly-verifiable actions of your employer"? Elon's trying to spin this as "insubordination" when in truth he's just trying to quash any and all dissent, like the authoritarian he is.
The fact remains that someone should be considered innocent of a crime until proven guilty. If the prosecution couldn't prove that he hired a hitman (sounds like they didn't even try), then that shouldn't influence his sentencing.
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Not that I personally disagree that revenue source is a good metric, but that's not the consensus.

Facebook and Google are generally considered tech companies.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=google+facebook+tech+companies&t=o...

And of course the current attempt is to not have advertising be the primary income source.
Yep, just like Whatsapp. That team had about 50 people when Facebook bought them and a billion or so users. Twitter as it exists today is complicated and bloated. Doesn't mean that that's the only way to do it.

I bet mastodon doesn't have thousands of very active committers. They are taking a lot of users right now. With a hacked together pile of ruby and javascript. Easy to forget that that is how Twitter once started out as well. The bloated org chart came later.
These are only rare and valuable because (a) enough people alive now know about this kind of thing and (b) when they were relevant, most people threw them away because they were junk.

That’s a both (1) an uncommon thing, and (2) interesting to society.
It’s time to hard fork ELON BUYS TWITTER and start pumping the new ELON BOUGHT TWITTER.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/elon-buys-twitter/
> raise engagement by showing the right shit,

The stated goal is exactly to get away from that...
He is playing Candyland while everyone else is playing chess
Because it’s not the basic Wireguard part itself that’s hard, it’s the synchronized keys, NAT busting, ACLs, and other things on top of it that are. Tailscale has made it incredibly easy to deploy and use confidently and that’s why people are happy.
Didn't this guy try to hire a hitman ?
-- it's a satirical humor account --
Some of this is due to hindsight. Tesla S absolutely rocked when the pinnacle of competition was Nissan Leaf.
Thank you so much for taking the time to compile this list! I had no idea C# has so many keywords.
The way I see it Elon boasted 'hardcore!' .... and most of Twitter's employees called his bluff, now he's screwed.

All this is really because he doesn't really understand his business - what he's selling is access to Twitter's user's attention .... and he's alienated them all because he thinks it's all about technology
If uses the point is, if you ask a typical WeChat user to describe what it is, you'll get a similar answer to the android equivalent. From a user point of view, they're comparable.
Police officers make pretty good money, although I would advocate for more base pay with higher bar to entry and a broad change in culture to be more pro-actively helpful and less violent. Austin $62k-102k for low level officers, before overtime. Most police departments in metropolitan areas seem to offer lots of overtime potential, which can sometimes triple an officer's pay if they work an admittedly incredible number of hours. But it does happen that low level officers take home over $200k in LCOL cities like Houston.
> code from people who might not even work there anymore

I think that's most of the code, at this point
So what you are saying, is the prior business model did not work, and firing the prior management team, getting rid of complacent employees, and striking out on a new path, is a good idea?
Missing the Point Completely
>creating an anonymous e-commerce website called Silk Road. An entrepreneur passionate about free markets and privacy,

That wording really goes out of it's way to sound like this might conceivably be legal, or at least not knowingly criminal.
I don’t really understand your dilemma. Why are drummers not musicians?
I’m happy with it in general, but it feels like iCloud has a higher sync latency than some other services like OneDrive. And because it is a black box, there is no way to force sync it.
I would drop a file for example to sync up to my old MacBook that acts as a CNC controller, walk over and OneDrive would reliably be there. iCloud however…
They had a PR team as well as a DR team?
Using the example in this article as a demo, on AWS, it takes $75 and 4 hours to crack a RSA-512 key, and it was the 2015 number. So it's certainly the correct choice here.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/10/break...
I think the equivalent English meme would be this exchange from Pirates of the Caribbean: "You are without doubt the worst pirate I've ever heard of"/"But you have heard of me"
According to Wikipedia, Ulbricht allegedly tried to hire a hitman to murder at least five people, but this wasn't actually something he was formally charged with at trial.

> Federal prosecutors alleged that Ulbricht had paid $730,000 in murder-for-hire deals targeting at least five people,[27] allegedly because they threatened to reveal Ulbricht's Silk Road enterprise.[36] Prosecutors believe no contracted killing actually occurred.[27] Ulbricht was not charged in his trial in New York federal court with any murder for hire,[27][37] but evidence was introduced at trial supporting the allegations.[27][38] The evidence that Ulbricht had commissioned murders was considered by the judge in sentencing Ulbricht to life, and was a factor in the Second Circuit's decision to affirm the life sentence.[38]
As real as it gets for these folks apparently.
> It can regenerate any water it needs to expel in such a situation in a few weeks using Tumut 2's regular output.

But it regenerates this very slowly. It'd take over a month to recharge. Again, you can't compare a pumped storage reservoir with a precipitation-based reservoir (aka a dam). With the former you put energy in and energy is stored. With the latter you just have to wait for the rains to fall. This is not useful for cyclical, or as you insist we word it, diurnal storage. Anyone with a solid grasp of logic can see that, too.

> Also there is plenty of precedent for something called a battery where using the full nameplate capacity has a high cost and is not easily reversible. It's called a lead acid battery and was one of the most common chemistries for the better part of a century

Lead acid batteries only last ~300 cycles so you'd have to replace them every year if used for cyclical storage. This is why lithium based battery chemistries are used.
I personally don't like the concept of having my terminal send my commands to a remote service, so I'll pass. Hopefully an open source model comes around soon so stuff like this can be implemented locally.
Someone on Twitter said that Twitter has gone full Monty Python and I fully agree.

I feel sad for all that will be lost - the wit, the wisdom, the ability to reach out to pretty much anyone.
Hmm, yeah I could see that having some broad support, but we'll see. Don't forget: big company, big lobbyists.
It's about the optics of some rando, with a half broken site that he's sharing publicly, claiming he'll "come up tonight" to help run one of the biggest sites on the web. Using a landing page creator like ConvertKit shouldn't require any frontend skills.
That’s incorrect. The beta in beta blocker refers to the beta adrenegeric receptors in your body , that are sensitive to neurotransmitters like adrenaline. The mental is the physical in this case, it’s why people tend to feel sluggish on beta blockers, you are slowing down your body’s internal clock. That’s why they are also classed as chronotropics.
It didn't matter that my comment was completely wrong and irrelevant because some other facts I omitted from my comment!
"Only the paranoid survive." - Andy Grove

Though I'd like to think this was all unlikely, I appreciate the heads up and explanation of why you're concerned. Mensch.
I already planned how I would balance hate speech and censorship when writing a response about how Carolynn Levy should be considered public enemy number one of developers and the murderer of real agile development.
It is a protected term. It signifies "that software which must be installed to pass company security audit".

SW developers do not like fixing bugs, they like writing "features".
On Tor, the location of the the servers and the identities of the operators are protected. No way for the feds to find them even if both are well within their jurisdiction. Unless the operators make a big mistake, the site should stay up and even if it goes down, there are plenty of other pirates around the world with full copies of the data that could replace the site.
You can use Twitter with a third party app. In this regard Twitter stands out from the likes of Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok etc. and is the reason I use it and none of the others.
Sad to hear. I did CS at UNC and will always cherish those late nights coding in the Brooks building. I have my dad’s first edition of MMM as well. RIP.
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Chemo: you might vomit, if you do it is expected, if you don't that is OK you still got the treatment.

Ayahuasca (to some people): wot you didn't vomit? if you didn't vomit, it never happened.
How do you prioritize things differently? What kind of stuff gets a lower priority?
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I can't wait to see the GDPR lawsuits from the EU.
Presumably it means you need to turn the computer off within 5m of the encryption occuring and don't turn it on again till you boot the live cd?
> to get an idea of where EM wants to take Twitter and find out what kind of value it can bring.

He said several times he wants to make it into a western Wechat equivalent, very dystopian with overall negative value to society and positive value for him and the government agencies.
Your comment has strong "what does Dropbox do that curlftpfs doesn't?" energy.
You can use Twitter via third party apps. That is probably more secure than using any browser.
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The switch to the current pricing model was anything but smooth. The uproar was so bad they had to come back with a revised plan. A lot of people were still upset with the revised plan after it launched.

Not my site, but this blog entry explains what happened: http://muppetgate.github.io/the-jetbrains-subscription-blood...
(Catchy music starts playing)

Look, if you had one shot or one opportunity

To seize everything you ever wanted in one moment

Would you capture it, or just let it slip? Yo
You could say all the same things for any other victims of America's drug war. IMO the drug war should end and all non-violent drug offenders should be released.

But the American economy depends on prison slavery, and they need the drug war to continue creating slaves.

https://unicor.gov/
Of course is not linked to the account. That's why they send the verification code to the same 10 year old number. /s

In every country the companies have to comply to the government.
Maybe it's just due to my app, but your apparent failure to improve it seems quite meta

Edit: yeah it works on the website, my app (materialistic) tends to gobble newlines in quotes
I have a weird mix where tests and interviews are terrible, but the stress at work makes me smarter and more productive (to the point of being concerning, I can keep working forever).

I wish I had some help for tests, my brain is completely disabled. I either know the answer by heart (i have a terrible memory, so that's still bad) or my ability to reason is completely gone.

I envy your skill!
I don't think I'd feel comfortable being that direct with what I will and won't eat when it's a service someone is going out of their way to provide

I'm only this direct about it because of the severity of my food allergy. Wish I didn't have to be so picky!