skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In python I would choose WeasyPrint most of the time these days.
The company behind it - https://skyroot.in/
I haven't added OS or Shells in the training prompt, so you'd need to specify yourself.
MD Data[0] had a capacity of between 140 MB and 1 GB depending on the version.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MD_Data
Is twitter completely on AWS?
Taleb officially denies that he is rederring to a precise person
Good thing both his parents are well-connected lawyers.
At the very least, the British expected them to have statisticians actively involved in monitoring data.
After experiencing a subjective "literal eternity of hell" once, why did you do it again?
Stunning! This works exactly like how my brain works.
I currently use Miro to do this but its way too manual. I really like the UI and how the tool connects the dots for me as well as provides direction to my tasks.

I’d love to see support for more mobile in the future. Is that on the roadmap?
Nah. TikTok embraces flaws, problems, doubts, concerns and failures in a way that other social platforms traditonally have not.
Fuck crypto the golden goose for venture capitals and Wall Street wannabes.

Some are here for the technology. May it all burn to the ground.
Twitter's cost was based on its market value. Expanding the portfolio, however, isn't as expensive, especially not when your new boss has all the money. That combined with its pull factors is why some people bet on Twitter coming around eventually.

On the other hand, exactly that development towards super-apps makes it even more important that we push for decentralization.

Not to mention that the US is already reigned by mono- and oligopolies in many markets, it is also a privacy disaster.

Many nations, especially in Asia, have little awareness of the concept of privacy. and thus its consequences, so it isn't surprising such offers took off so swiftly there.
> OneDrive truly is an abomination built on top of archaic Sharepoint.

OneDrive _for business_ is built on Sharepoint. Onedrive ... erm ... not for business (?) is an entirely separate product, and they don't interoperate.

Which is another baffling decision by Microsoft branding, since for regular users they make no distinction. It only becomes apparent when you discover you can't work with people outside the organisation.
I asked the vendor if they had a 3d model viewer, so we could inspect a part they were making. He sent me a PDF. Full pan, tilt, zoom, and hideable pieces. I don't know what kind of witchcraft was involved, but I suspect OP will come out of this cursed by its unholy nature.
This movie slowly turns into my most rewatched one!
So, what other car (that I can buy now) gives me the same range?
Cloud Computing Technology: Open Access Book
It doesn't have the corporate feel to it.
I am a true prophet. https://twitter.com/TyphonBaalAmmon/status/15911802751865528...
Why do you defend Elon Musk? Genuine question, I can't grasp that.
You should be able to find an online ADHD specialist that can do virtual diagnosis and monitor you as try medications.

The out of pocket costs aren't crazy (they're not nothing but probably not more disruptive than getting a new job) and should be mostly posted on their site other than the medication which is just bought from chemists and so has a standard market price.
That might be true, but in any case, if you don’t trust the new owner to do the right thing, then the present state is still preferable over any future state.
By the same token, your comment doesn't give 'understand marketing vibes'

I assume both depts in any company don't understand payroll, I don't think that would give anyone cause for concern about actually getting paid.

There's a reason why people specialise. The fact that one dept doesn't understand the work of another dept isn't a surprise.
I think of Ruby as "The Perl that Python wanted to be"
It’s funny because it’s almost the opposite. “Simple Agreement for Future Equity”, an intentionally abbreviated legal document to make deals easier and, dare I say it, more agile. As opposed to SAFe, a methodology written by consultants, for consultants.
I have no idea why option to disable it even exists in BIOSes, let alone is often set to default.

Anyone have insight on it ? What's the utility of being able to disable virtualization ?

Even in case of "corpo disallows it" (for whatever idiotic reason) it can be turned off one way or another in OS...
They are still available on ebay, some even in original packaging: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2380057.m...
Also, he speculated it decades ago (though, arguably it still stands. There is no new managed language that would be 10x more productive than any already existing one)
Qatar Bans Beer Sales at World Cup Stadiums
> huge emotional appeal to a large number of well-to-do males

and yet I know more female Tesla owners than male
I think the author misrepresented the NAS option a bit. I have the same Sinology DS220j and from my experience, you definitely do not need to constantly install/manage software, configure network access and renew certificates. Yes, these tasks pop up every now and then, but I don't think you can say you're "very busy" with something that takes 1 hour/year.

There are also significant benefits of running your own NAS - no big tech company has your documents, and they can't lock you out on a whim (such as if your Google or Microsoft account gets suspended for sometimes unfair reasons). The access speed is much higher with the data on LAN, and therefore there's little need to keep the data duplicated on your machine. And you have offline access. Security options are generally better than with most cloud providers - you can configure the firewall to deny access to anyone but whitelisted IPs, or do the many other things you can do if you own your firewall.

Finally, it's not true to say that all of your files would be gone on a NAS if something happened to the server. This goes back to the saying about data copies "two is one and one is none". You can set up backups to another NAS overnight, or use one of the cheap cloud storage services not meant for random access like Backblaze B2. Of course, the NAS itself is vulnerable physically - if it gets caught in a fire, stolen, or flooded for example.
Vitamin D also requires magnesium to metabolize. Magnesium is very important for heart health so that might also contribute to the lack of positive effect of Vitamin D on heart disease
The EU is so far from reality it's astonishing that the HQ is even on land and not in the middle of the Ocean...or the Moon.
> I mean, somebody has to be extremely junior to never experience trying to grok somebody's else old non-trivial code

People are definitely capable of looking at someone else's code and saying "this crap is completely unreadable, we should rewrite it all", while at the same time believing that their own code is perfectly readable and self-documenting.
can anyone create an archive link?
I am not entirely sure what you are asking, but yes, it can be used at any scale. You might be interested in Aperture masking interferometry[1] which is a method to deal with atmospheric "seeing" and achieve true diffraction limited imaging by sacrificing sensitivity (capturing fewer photons).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aperture_masking_interferometr...
It's weird considering the PCIe is wired directly to CPU anyway, why would chipset affect level of support ?
This shouldn't be so downvoted. I've taken a variety of psychedelics, and net effect on my life was never more than an entertaining and/or blissful and/or frightening hallucination. They certainly felt profound, even months or years after, but if I really look at my life, they amount to nothing more than an anecdote.

I know plenty of people who take/took them very seriously. None of them are particularly wise, although quite a few believe they are and will try to convince you of their profundity. But it usually boils down to banal platitudes and "psychedelic gibberish".

I know old people who have run businesses, fought fires and been through wars and poverty. They possess wisdom that is meaningful and actionable.

None of these drug-taking people have gone on to really make a meaningful impact in the human realm compared to the people I know who were focused on diligent hard work. Those people became doctors, engineers, musicians or artists. The psychedelic takers often partake in art, but it's always the same derivative alex grey type stuff.
I agree, he can. ;) I think he just got on 300 signees; that's the number. So an enormous number I imagine are calling his bluff, but intend to let the checks to keep cashing. I would almost 100% do that if it was me.

I guess I'd probably be gone by now.
Yes I sometimes have to airdrop a file because sync isn’t happening - yet - for no explained reason.

OneDrive is just too slow and clunky for me on MacOS

Dropbox just kept failing to start a sync from iPhone (likely entirely due to the OS not giving it a chance) but was otherwise very reliable and fast.

Google … I just use for a second copy of my photos and occasionally check if it’s syncing okay. It usually seems to be.
As far as I can see that - and many of the other responses to the criticism - does not counter said criticism.

If you look at only the PR, even with a few lines of context, you still don't see much.

I actually like the diff view window provided by JetBrains editors through the alreedy bundled "Github plugin". I get to see the whole file, before and after (left/right), with highlights for changes, lines added, lins removed. That way I see the entire context.

If you only see the usual change+3 lines of context you often don't even see what function is impacted, and it's also rare to have the context of the entire module being changed in ones head already.

For evaluating PRs, I use the PR review feature in IDEA editors and go through the list of files changed, opening a new window with the entirety of that file available to me, changes highlighted. F7 jumps to the next change, but mostly I just scroll.

You can add review comments right in the diff view.

https://youtu.be/MoXxF3aWW8k ("IntelliJ IDEA. GitHub Pull Requests") -- Diff viewer shown at 2:40; In that video the diff view is shown inside the editor, but I much prefer - and fortunately that is configurable - to open the Diff View in a new window, maximized.

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/comparing-files-and-fold...

The example works only for PRs on GitHub and IDEA editors, but I wanted to present the concept, and show that IMO very nice diff view and how it makes it easy to review changes with the context of the entire file.
the only way this will work is if the venues can potentially get more money from another source besides Ticketmaster.
European here. What do you mean? Employment contracts are not common or mandatory? Unheard of here. I painted my grandma's house for money and we still wrote a single page contract.
He fired ~3700 after a couple of days - that’s not encouraging anyone to leave on some kind of timetable, that’s a mass layoff. It certainly doesn’t make him a psychopath, but it does make him a boss that I would not want to work for - so I completely understand the exodus that this (and a few of the other questionable moves) appears to have started
"I don't seem to get the distortion of emotional state so many others seem to have on psychedelics (be it positive or negative). I get all the other distortions. ... I inevitably start trying to figure out how it works, and the whole trip turns into scientific self experimentation."

This sounds like a defense mechanism on a dose low enough that your mind can still defend itself like that. It's possible to take such a strong dose of psychedelics that they blow through any such defense mechanisms.

Unfortunately, such doses sometimes lead to amnesia afterwards, as the mind may still try to defend itself from even the memory of it.

This is yet another reason to do this under the guidance of a trained therapist, who can prepare you for the experience, help you to engage with the experience instead of trying to talk yourself out of it, and help you integrate it afterwards.
> why are they only doing it in vague ways that mimic dreams? And why is that information never something novel?

I would say: why not? I've never done Ayahuasca or taken drugs to hallucinate, so I have no idea about what people experience, but if what they experience is not only a product of their mind, why would we be so surprised of the hidden structure of the universe (if any)? We literally know very little about everything, so "our way" is probably not the "only way".
But.. isn't he trying to turn it into a Super App like WeChat? That means they have to build about 10 other huge products plus every new idea the boss comes out with in by next week. After having their headcount cut in half. Sounds pretty hardcore to me
That's a pretty grim requirement. I would guess that some people were allowed to be killed, to keep it a secret.
> Even in case of "corpo disallows it" (for whatever idiotic reason) it can be turned off one way or another in OS...

Corpo can disallow that too via central policies
> The why should be clear from the domain that you're working within

Sometimes the 'why' is purely domain knowledge. Sometimes the 'why' is about narrowing down options available in the domain. Sometimes the 'why' is about a choice made for reasons that aren't specific to the domain. And sometimes the 'why' is about the code that wasn't written, so it can't possibly be in the code that was.
And the problem with these Eternity in Hell experiences, is that it can permanently traumatize you and embed (new) triggers for things like anxiety/panic attacks and other stress disorders. It can feel truly real, truly horrifying, in a place where time don't exist, where you don't know words or language. That kind of experience can change a person, and not always in a good way.
I think the official reasoning was that the motherboards weren't made with gen 4 in mind, so signal integrity problems could arise (as they do with many gen 3 riser cables).
Not only that, but the last couple of times I actually ordered and paid for a book, it never actually arrived. I can get a refund, sure, but I really needed the books.
Yes, and the scary part is even for people without ADHD, it's completely killing their attention spans, which is then triggering them to go and get themselves diagnosed. Producing ADHD meds is going to be a lucrative business
Workforce or valuation? It's no secret that these tech companies are over-inflated, at least recently there seems to have been a correction. Companies like Zeiss are much more solid at least.
TIL TotT is externalized.

https://testing.googleblog.com/
if you browse Bending Spoons' site on archive.org you'll see that a few years ago they indeed sold wallpaper apps and keyboard apps for debatable prices.
They had even more apps, but most of them were removed entirely from their portfolio, and some ended up in the account of Easy Tiger Apps, LLC [1], including a 4,99€/week step counting app that is a blatant rip off of a more famous one

[1]: https://apps.apple.com/tz/developer/easy-tiger-apps-llc/id57...
Also, the most important part of that quote is that due to there not being “free lunch” productivity boosts, we really should focus on reusing existing libraries, “standing on the shoulder of giants”, not reinventing the wheel for each platform/language.
most big tech companies have more than one product that has not meaningfully changed or added competitive features in 10 years. twitter is being run like it's world of warcraft when it is actually ffxi.
I have never experienced long hours translating into raises or promotions. Then again, I have worked for startups.
Two things are inevitable. Death and taxes.
Shameless plug but Morgan Stanley FID tech does some pretty unique and advanced work on Scala (Optimus).
Thanks for the tip about the Turkish 2tb for $30/yr. Very good deal. Just did this. :)
My statement referred to Tesla. I agree that it sucks for Twitter employees who depended on remote work arrangements.

However, 7500 people is way too much staff in my opinion. As I mentioned, I worked at one of the world's biggest websites and it had about 1% of that staff.

Realistically, if an unprofitable company is getting acquired, the acquirer is most likely going to cut a lot of positions. One way to do this is to be really demanding and let people self-select out of the company. 3 months severance is a decent period of time to find a new job.

Remember many/most of these people are in the global upper class https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/07/21/are-you-in-... In the grand scheme of things, they aren't suffering that much
Mine went away in about 1.5 years. Going from a normal person with no worries in the world, to a person having a panic meltdown while shopping for food or driving is not something I wish on anyone. It's hard to verbalize/articulate the experience.
I have made a small app regarding this topic: https://deaths.pages.dev
YouTube has Shorts, which is quite similar I suppose.
The developers , especially new ones do not understand or know all the history of the project.

I remember one time in css I had to do something weird like min-widht:0;
It was needed to force the css engine to apply some other rule correctly,. but this will puzzle you when you read it. And this kind of puzzling code needs comments, I prefer to just put the ticket ID there and the ticket should contain the details on what the weird bug was with all the details, so if some clever dev wants to remove the weird code he can understand stuff.

Sometimes I see in our old project code like if webkit to X else do Y ,
there is no comment with a bug link so I have no idea if this code is still needed or not (Browsers still differ in more complex stuff, like contenteditable )
Do you think they still run Ruby that can't reclaim allocated unmanaged memory? Do you have any idea how their stack looks now?
Oh comeon. Musk acted like a douch to his employees. Actively trying to make their life crap and shitpoating on how bad they are.
This had nothing to do with politics. More like ppl with other options taking them to avoid being treated like crap.

A Much simpler explanation
This article doesn’t give the relevant attention to risks of more serious, long term, psychiatric conditions. Responsible use is key. DMT and other common psychedelics have been linked to emerging schizophrenia, bipolar, etc. [1]. The link is particularly strong when “large-dose trips” are taken in quick succession or generally without weeks/months in between.

I personally broke my brain with irresponsible use of psychedelics. Fortunately modern medication enables me to live a normal life, but I can’t help but feel that this study should be mentioning these risks. It’s important to understand responsible patterns of use: mostly spacing out your large-dose trips with 3 months in between each. A history of these mental illnesses in your family is also a strong indication to stay away from these drugs (psychedelics).

1. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0269881115596156
Thank you for the corrections, I learned something.
>Thinking in OOP terms in, say, Java is great.

How did you interpret this statement?
It's probably affecting your sleep, even if you don't realise it. Various studies have been done on the negative impacts of this kind of engagement right before sleep
I didn't say otherwise :-)
Yes, the movie emphasized this in a rather dramatic way, to make sure everyone got it.
"Only 2 profitable years ever"

Insanely profitable. those 2 years had more profit than the previous 8 years of loses.

Jack then fucked it up over the pandemic by massively over hiring but Twitter's profit margins in 2018 and 2019 were insane.
I'd say Trump is never wrong because he's a fairly overt narcissist, and never being wrong goes with that territory.

That may also be why the above figures are like that too.
I made an app that knows when you die
Well, kinda. It guesses based on the number of days you were offline and considers you dead when it's been 30 days.

But the main point of the app is that it serves as after-death notes / "online will". You write a note, you share the link to it / specify an email it will be sent to and if you don't visit the app or don't appear online in Telegram for 30 days, the app considers you dead and shares that note to an email you specified or just makes it accessible by link (in the comments).

It might be used to leave passwords to your social networks/messengers to a person you trust.

Or for any compromising information to have some kind of insurance.
>I do not know from where you have got that number, but it is meaningless

Could you expand a bit? If atoms were randomly arranged, or in a non solid state I could kind of understand. But once you get to any kind of fixed structure you can infer 2d spacing from 3d spacing.

Or is your intent to say that the quantity of silicon in a gate is 3d, especially with fins, so a 2d view doesn't give a complete picture?
I wonder if anything unusual happened in 2020?
He's done little to nothing since the takeover of Twitter to articulate a meaningful or inspiring vision. At best his messaging has been erratic.
I upgraded to Nexcloud25 and all Gui Customization's are gone...once again. I don't really like the php-nextcloud, using it for well over 4 years there is always something not right. I really hope the go-version is better.
The cheap netbook market just kinda died and got replaced by more expensive "ultrabook" market. I used my Samsung N130 quite a bit, only real thing it missed was serial port but no laptops nowadays have it sadly
Web5 is supposed to be web3 + 2

Quick explanation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDZWWFSZUF0
WebRTC solves this via signalling servers. Data channels are peer-to-peer and traverse NAT.
>It only becomes apparent when you discover you can't work with people outside the organisation.

You can share externally with Onedrive for business...

It's a setting in Sharepoint admin...

Once again, people here have no idea that most of their complaints with O365 is how management sets the security policy... not the platform itself...

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/turn-external-s... :)

You are right in that it used to be bad.

Groove.exe...
The old Onedrive for business client was a horror
I have not taken ayahuasca, but have vomited on acid. I believe your latter conclusion is correct. Psychedelics are overrated by those who take them.
I'll never encourage it, but I have to admit I see DMT and such different from stimulants and weed. From what I've heard is that stimulants and weed are often associated with prolonged use, while DMT (and friends, I don't know much about this) often are used once or a handful of times and give lasting benefits.
Good point re visa. Thats why i refused transfer offers to the us and generally speaking stayed away from h1b. It’s basically a form of paid indentured servitude.
If they use a proprietary third party library, they might not have a source distribution license of said library. The same way that you can't just unilaterally decalare an MIT licensed project is GPL without ensuring that all of the code was dual licensed or covered under a CLA.

EDIT: I saw another comment that says that it's "just" the GUI applications for Windows and Mac that aren't open, but the core functionality is. I know that in Windows-land, it's _very_ common to use proprietary UI libraries like Telerik UI[0], or devexpress [1]

[0] https://www.telerik.com/purchase/individual/winforms.aspx

[1] https://www.devexpress.com/
In all seriousness, it makes me stop and think what would the hunter-gatherers say.