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I mean it when I say that software engineering as a career would not be as fun if HN didn't exist.

Here is a well moderated safe haven for technical and business discussion, incredibly popular yet holding itself to a higher intellectual standard than the rest of the internet, where I can ask questions, share opinions, learn from others, publicise my startup or pet project and be taken seriously.

Long live Hacker News.
Does it count as a win if you only detect proxies ? I mean, consider the "tic-tac" UAPs. If they are robo-ships that have taken some tens or hundreds of years to get here and screw with the US Navy... do they count for your bet ?
Is it just you that you make enemies every 3-5 years? No, it takes 2 to have an enemy.

We live in a society of conflict avoiders.

Conflict is human. You can decide whether it’s worth it for you to stand up for what you think is right. Some people don’t and sadly that’s what organizations prefer.
https://www.businessinsider.com/guides/learning/harvard-cs50...
Show HN: SuperVisual platform for crowdsourcing dataset and action transformers
You know Apple's mantra: "Don't leave money on the table."

I'm totally not surprised about this, although it will hurt their privacy USP (unique selling point).
Got a source on >=25% of Twitter's employees being "actively engaged in sacrificing the business to pursue personal or political agendas"?
>99% of my work relationships have ended "successfully" in the sense that even though we don't communicate anymore we still have mutual respect and would work with each other again, so I'm not sure what you mean by "no relationship ends successfully"
Can you be an ad company and respect your users, though? Google and Microsoft failed to do this, not because they didn't protect their user's identity but because they kept squeezing for more and more cash when the UX was already hurting. I'm not confident that Apple can resist those temptations (judging by the way they treat their own native advertising).
> At the start of each employment I make several successful leaps, often designing and building new systems (usually single handedly).

Maybe you are very good at building something alone. Working in a team, however, is more about communication and clarity than mere technical achievement.

In a sense, this includes many technical aspects, tho: if an experienced newcomer would arrive in your team when you are 6 month in a new system you are designing, would he be able to blend in?
Unsubstantiated claims can be responded to with unsubstantiated replies.

Being an ad company and respecting user privacy are completely at odds. The incentives are misaligned.
This makes sense…
Please no. There is no refuge from the ads. Not for all the money in the world, apparently. This is the worst timeline.

Can I pay 2x to get an ad-free iPhone? 3x? Surely there is some point where it makes sense to sell an ad free phone for those who _need_ to not see ads. They won't even take my money ;_;
Sometimes the best action for a company to take is the one that doesn't maximize short term profit. That's where a CEO can shine. Markets are like genetic algorithms, they are prone to getting hung up on local maxima.
Alas, according to Wikipedia, that story is slightly too good to be true. Obie did pose for Rockwell, but was not the officer from "The Runaway", who was instead Massachusetts state trooper Richard Clemens: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Obanhein
It wasn't really that bloated, it is just a stupid business to run because it requires a massive investment and delivers only twits.

I'm a bit shocked that no-one "acquihired" twitter to make another real tech company without hitting all the barriers and filtering even an infinite blood-money funded startup will hit. They threw out the baby, but the bath water is still there, and cloudy and a bit cold.
How can someone read the post's article and write GP's comment, I wonder.
Russia's Yandex seeks Putin's approval for restructuring
What is the “control mode” in tmux?
Rum is used throughout, though mostly via middleware[1], so you (almost) never see any calls to `rum.core/render-static-markup`. But all of the hiccup-style data structures (`[:div "foo"]`, etc) do get rendered by Rum.

htmx doesn't render anything on the backend; rather it gives the frontend more ways to interact with the backend. e.g. say you make an inline form--htmx gives you the ability to display/submit that form without refreshing the entire page, but all the html that's sent to the frontend is still getting rendered first by Rum.

[1] See https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/6353c406adef034448... and https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/6353c406adef034448...
I have some Spotify suggestions for you, if you don't know them already.

> all the album by this label

label:[label name] is helpful. There are better options. this one comes to mind https://www.lbl.fm/

> all the songs produced by X

If you open the credits of a track, you will find that some writers (no producers) are hyperlinked to a page where you can listen to all their songs as a playlist.

> all the songs where in Y plays drums. All the albums recorded at some studio in the year

A Hint: try you luck with a search for a known label, producer or even drummer, or studio, and you will be surprised by how people are creative/meticulous with their public playlist’s choices (the human pool is just getting way too large, 400 millions and counting)

Also, you can take a look at https://spicetify.app/. It is a marketplace for extending the desktop app (some data related add-ins in there). it is still very young and hacky but IMO it is the right direction.
Thank you. Indeed this is super nice.
Watch as every pitchfork gets pointed at you when you talk about middle endian.

Which is a real thing. There are systems that would store, say, a 32-bit word as two 16-bit words that were big endian relative to each other, but little endian within the 16-bit word.
Run the math and see what kind of a difference it will make.

36 billion tons of CO2 minus X.
With an accountant at the head of the company, what would you expect?

They also have too much power, too much money, not enough competition and a deteriorating company culture.

But aside from their dominance, they also have a few gems, their bet on ARM is paying off big time.
Those are the brilliant sponsors for this eye-opening documentary. A real rogue's gallery of recognizable brand names and lovable businesses.
Is it legal in US to fire people who are on parental leave?
Banding how exactly in a way that would have sufficient impact to change this? It's not trivial to start a massive political movement. I gotta pay my mortgage, etc.
Ok, agree about that. Just did not have time to polish the details. It's not intentional. I've added login to the site, after nearly going bankrupt for offering free generations. The UI needs an update.
Where is the slander, and where is the car to compare?

I see you went to my profile to find something to say to me, but nothing to expand on your opinion so we can objectively compare better cars as you suggested originally.

And yes that's why I put that quote in my profile, people will go after the person when they don't want to defend their statements, like you did.
The only way out is buying devices on which you can flash and use OS/software that was built without profit as a goal (e.g., free software).

Anything short of that and you're just sitting under the Sword of Damocles of value extraction, ripe to be used and abused (within personal tolerance or otherwise).
2. Filter by department (necessary for 3)

3. Filter by Seller: only Amazon

This is harder and harder to do, especially on the app. I’ve started to use walmart instead. They also have this third party seller garbage but at least they make easier to filter out.
Also most of them are also only support programming in Java. This always limited running arbitrary C code, or other languages like C++, Go, Nim, Rust, etc.
3-to-5y is a lot.
my period is 2~ years. 10+ times. Plus once or twice i managed 4 years, but in 2x2y 90% different projects.

Once you feel things go sour, don't prolong the agony.. That kills.
> a country that does not allow adoptions to non-Muslims

Why is anyone even slightly upset that such an obviously unjust law was broken? Does the fact that the Underground Railroad existed upset them too, since it was also illegal?
The phrase for this is "hero to zero".
Postmodernism for Rationalists [pdf]
If by citizens you mean citizens with a fuckload of money.
I think it's definitely possible to end up in your situation through no fault of your own. But if it were me, I'd definitely look into seeing if there was a way I could have fewer conflicts and avoid that situation.

That said...

The most reliable way to get raises in our industry is to move jobs every 3-5 years. And since you're doing that anyhow, I'm not sure there's anything to fix here. You get to be yourself, and you get the raises.

Also, you're self-aware enough to ask if it's you or not, without an obvious bias towards it not being you. That makes me think you're doing pretty good.
We NEED offline apps that only sync when you choose to.
Is DDG generally considered "an ad company"?
FWIW according to the Dune timeline, the empire is a direct descendent of Rome, Byzantium, London, Washington, and so on into our far future.
Typically when lines of communication break down, it's because trust has eroded.

Based on your example, is it possible that it takes 3-5 years for the business to understand the limit of your capability? You get early wins but eventually every convo becomes a debate. It kills energy, and neither of you wants to be around each other anymore.

They can't fire you without lots of effort because you're probably fulfilling your duties, but it's no longer "fun" to work with each other.

Can this be mitigated? Certainly. More open minds on either side. When was the last time you lost an argument, accepted the decision, and moved on?
+1, this place has (mostly) managed to retain what made it special despite becoming more mainstream due the popularity of the SWE career in the last decade.
The feedback we received indicates that you used the backspace key twice during coding. We expect higher precision than that.

Also, we'd like to remind you that you can only re-apply after our cool-off period, which is 25 years.
Sad and true. Attention and value extraction from every aspect of human life is the only goal in corporatism. It’s never enough for these companies, endless growth is all that matters.
> Typically, I work for an employer for around 3 to 5 years. […] Then around the halfway mark or later, things sour for a variety of different reasons. Typically, I will fall out with someone senior, like my line manager. It's normally over something mundane but definitely technical.

This is a red herring. The fact you’ve carried it out this far to the 3-5 mark is extraordinary. Most people move every two years just to overcome this effect.
It's all a matter of definitions. For example, Google doesn't sell user data to third parties, does that make Google respect user privacy a lot better than other ad companies? Sure yes. But Google often takes user data from one product and uses it for targeting in a different product, and it doesn't respect user privacy as much as a non-ad company.
A medicine that sometimes stops a bad thing from happening is hard for people to appreciate, because if it works you'll never know it, and it might have some side effects.

We need to improve public education about why we believe these medicines work. I want to see the studies presented on social media: "We gave 30,000 people this drug and you won't believe what happened!" Less censoring people and more presenting the studies in a way people can understand. Less appealing to authority and more appealing to observations; yes, you observed your 2 relatives, and I observed 30,000 people, judge for yourself which is more persuasive.

Most people aren't going to read your 3 paragraph abstract, let alone the the full paper. You have to tell them the observations in a few sentences, preferably with minimal added interpretation.
I have many time commitments as well. I would love yt set aside some time on this.

I’d implement this in Elixir though. I enjoy it, and Elixir has some good stuff for dealing with errors in a distributed system. Put some effort into release engineering.

This is part of my broader interest in a resilient internet. On the foundation of a decentralized forge is a way to do community-supported software. With a forge, the next step would be a way for communities to raise capital (bug bounties, features, kickstarter style), but without having to rely on big platforms to do so.
FYI; nitter search : https://nitter.net/search?f=tweets&q=samharrisorg

'@SamHarrisOrg'

DDG search : <https://html.duckduckgo.com/html/?q='@SamHarrisOrg'>
Hiring talented DevOps engineers for a growing seed stage startup in the SaaS compliance space. Looking for AWS, Kubernetes, Docker and Terraform experience.
Why are we still wasting time on this? Hong Kong has been lost. China won. Democracy in HK is dead.

The actions of these freedom protesters are moot and useless. There's no sense reporting on their endeavors as the outcome is clear cut. Most of them will eventually end up in jail, dead or will have fled to the West.
Well, people who don't want to keep refreshing the page to see the site update. That's not just "[scratching] the itch of the webdev who made it".
This is my experience. I've come around to thinking it's a "trough of disillusionment" thing combined with the nature of hierarchical organizations.

Try reading "Developer Hegemony" by Erik Dietrich. I'm not sure about his remedies yet, but he presents a good model for idealistic types to understand corporate pathology.
what a great opportunity to get curious instead!
Who is clicking on these ads? Or do companies pay for the ad to just show up? I have never in my life intentionally clicked on an ad.
https://www.komando.com/security-privacy/duckduckgo-is-track...
> control is the only thing worth money

Indeed. Look at anything you or anyone spends money on. It all comes down to controlling your environment. The environment that corporations inhabit is structured in such a way as to demand user attention and data exploitation in order to survive.
That is the primary product they sell.
Lucky-commit: Customize your Git commit hashes
Exactly. I have a catchphrase for this "AI generate, human mediate".

This revolution is allowing us to conduct the orchestra instead of playing each instrument.
> Only when you're using a phone?

No, eg when I'm at the office, and we talk about where to go eat and I type restaurant, or I need a new stapler and I type office supply, etc ...

> Only if you're not at home?

Not really, eg "movie theater" or "flower shop" come to mind for things I would request while at home

> What if you want to find out what a bakery is?

I would type what is a bakery or define bakery ?

I'm a long time tech user, I miss the days of keyword centric search as I felt I could more easily communicate to the search engine what I wanted, but let's be honest those days have passed, most people type sentence and thus the engine interpret sentences
> The editor should try to find if 'file:5' exist and open it if so, if it doesn't it should try to open 'foo' and then go to line 5.

Opening a file is often done in creation, and `file:5` is a perfectly valid filename, so it's a bit debatable for a default.

OTOH in Emacs you should be able to define a find-file-not-found-functions hook[0] and implement whatever fallback you want. I assume `emacs <file>` calls `find-file` after it's initialised the editor itself.

[0] https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Vi...
As a privately owned space it's not really a free speech channel, it's not government. But that said, the more Musk enables at will consensus decisions and states that's the binding principle the more diffuse "it's not a commons" becomes in some ways. The commons is defined by use and practice. Still, everyone is bound by T&C so it's contracted right of use and access: not much freedoms

I would love to see a breakdown on 3m votes by economy. Musk is typically unaware of international matters, most comment worldwide focusses on US domestic left/right politics but the middle east, FSU and the India/Pakistan border exemplify places where speech matters could blow up.

Twitter is said to be 400m people worldwide. 3m is less than 1% engagement.
It's still around. I still use it daily.
How is that not a violation of antitrust laws?
This makes a lot of impossible guarantees. They need to store phone numbers to be able to tell if someone reuses one, and the space of phone numbers is too small for hashing to be effective, so if they ever get hacked, everyone who ever used the service is doxxed.
The author's last-years underrated reasons to be thankful was also excellent: https://dynomight.net/thanks/
Tide has turned on UK tidal stream energy as costs ebb and reliability flows
I've been working more than 11 years at my current small company. There are often times where things do not work the way I want. Bad communication, new strategies I don't like, different opinions on how do something, bad or sloppy code I need to cleanup, crappy processes, etc... etc...

But still, after all those years, I don't feel bad about it. That's life and life is a mess sometimes. There are things you can change and there are things you can't. And most often a change takes quite a lot of effort or leads to nothing.

You need to distance yourself from this mess. This is easier if you first and foremost take care of yourself. Lead a good life, take care of your family, do sports, do something else than think about your job all the time.

And on the job, just try your best and even if things fail, learn from them and carry on. Hope this helps a bit. Stay strong and all the best to you!
In the song, it’s a restaurant owned by Alice but not called Alice’s Restaurant
I am currently reading non violent communication after seeing a suggestion for it on here.

I think communication is an underrated skill set. Mostly because it's so easy to feel like you are good at it when you are really not.

I think a lot of us are in the Dunning Kruger phase of communicating.. I know I was up untill a few years ago and I've been in my job (as a 3d artist) for nearly 10 years.
> Last week Twitter was supposed to break in a couple of days

I did not see anyone make any such statements. Who are you referring to?
It says in the article that the faces are swapped with those of actors. Are those something like film actors? Because that would actually be amazing, completely dodging the drawback several commenters here have mentioned that faces of innocent people could be used.

Actors faces are already public. Then again,I would probably be pissed when my face would be used as a mask to say something I might not agree with. Interesting question if that is ethical or not.
Does it attitude worked for someone?
> No relationship ends successfully

I guess once again it depends on how you define success. I am still friends with some ex bosses and even ex partners. It does require a level of maturity for both parties to accept that just because circumstance threw you together it's quite possible to reach the point where it's best for everybody to part ways.

An enemy is the worst thing to have. If you can put aside the ego-driven temptation to burn bridges you'll end up with more tranquility, less regret and maybe even a better network of contacts.
Oh niiiiiiiiice. That looks like it fixes every single complaint I've had about similar tools.

I hope the ratchet is good; I just had the ratchet blow out on that Klein that everyone recommends, and I went back to my trusty Ideal Telemaster.
super handy tool :)
Those "the secret" people are going to have a lot of fun misinterpreting this.
Or maybe his social skills are just fine and it's the corporations he's worked for that are pathological.
I wasn't sure if you are serious or just a troll. I get it now.
Conflict occurs but are they always hills worth dying on? That's what you need to evaluate when it arises. If you can't live with a decision then OK but don't rail against it once made. That's not your place and won't be accepted behavior. Jumping to new positions requires you to prove yourself again. Eventually that gets old and you lose interest. Being a cog in the machine is OK as you get older IMO.
Nope. You become an edge case which now has to be supported which likely costs more than you’re paying (except to a smaller efficient business). If you pay more and more you just become more and more of an outlier.
Should the CCP also have say in what content American companies are allowed to host? If not, then what part of your argument breaks by replacing "the EU" with "China"?
Well, well, well, if it isn't my unauthorized biography!
FWIW.. I've not seen any post like this ever use the term "permathread". They Live!
I have a thought model that fits your explanation. That is a size of choices. Once they see peers have more choices to be happy, they know they have too small ways to be happy, and then trying to expand that choices. Ignorance is bliss is kinda stuck in local maximum is bliss.
Ask HN: How do you keep track of dev tools shared on HN?
*tl;dr* I see amazing tools, platforms and services on Hacker News every day, but I struggle to find what I need when the time comes.

*Example:* I need to migrate a few cron jobs I have running on free dynos on heroku since the free tier is shutting down. In practice, all I need is a tiny server that periodically triggers a python script.

*Context:* There are so many alternatives popping up on HN ever day, but because I don't use them, it falls through the cracks. I've tried using bookmarks (in chrome), taking notes (in notion), search indexers (hn.algolia.com), but haven't been consistent with any one. I can always Google for things, but I struggle to find some amazing tools/platforms/services that I recall seeing on the front page.

*Current solution:* I'm currently looking into using into n8n.io to schedule the jobs and fly.io to host it, but it is per the recommendation of a friend.

*Question:* I was wondering if anyone else has come across this issue and whether you've found a solution that works for you?
My New York State audit is over, here are the results
How does pattern matching looks like in Python? No, not 3.10 :-) The 99% of Python code that I have to read at a random company is barely 3.7
Adding advertising likely will cost them hardware sales. if so, their hardware branch might have enough clout to keep their advertising branch under control.

Phrased another way: adding a few billions of advertising revenue wouldn’t make Apple an advertising company, just as selling smartphones hasn’t made Google a hardware company
I wish they would spin off their hardware business. Or at least their Mac business.
> be an ad company and respect your users privacy

As an ad broker, you usually cannot. If you respect the users privacy, and another competing ad broker does not, then the competitor will make better ad placement decisions, get a higher click through rate, and give advertisers better ROI. Therefore, the ad broker that respects privacy will get less and less business and die.

The only way an ad broker can respect privacy is if they can prevent any other ad broker operating in the same marketplace. Ie. You need to be a monopoly in your niche.

Apple can do this by hobbling any other ad provider operating on iPhones or targeting iPhone user through their app store rules.
> but really with the rise of thunderbolt and USB c docks there's no longer a need to plug a laptop directly into Ethernet.

Especially when the laptop does not have an Ethernet port. For me it's USB-C to Ethernet adapter when my laptop is in my office room, and pathetic WiFi elsewhere.

I take it I should try one of these USB-C to USB-C magnetic things (a la Magsafe): don't know if they're any good.
Funny, if you make it to the end of the article the entire thing is an ad for Proton.