skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Eng mgr at a FANG, was IC previously. The following is assuming the senior folks (managers or senior ICs) around you are acting in good faith. If you actually have toxic senior people, that's a whole different scenario.

Managers have to balance two priorities, which are sometimes competing: promoting engineering excellence on their teams, and delivering value for the business. The most common example of a conflict between the two is taking on tech debt to release something earlier.

If you disagree with a leadership decision, try to get more background on the thinking behind it. Good managers will be more than happy to get into it in detail. There are always tradeoffs to be made, and the inputs are not always purely technical. There often are business and organizational constraints too.

This is often a barrier that ICs have to break through to get to more senior levels (even they choose to stay on the IC track): making sound engineering decisions, but also being able to understand the business and make appropriate tradeoffs.
They took out a bunch of artist references, and a bunch of celebrities. The two things that made SD stand out. It's no longer the fun one.
I guess we were hearing different messages?

I thought the vaccine message was "get vaccinated so you won't die when you get it."
I am guessing you are fussy about where you get your steak, what it wad fed and which cut.
I mean that's not true: I daily drive ubuntu and the arch wiki has been very kind to me. But to slightly rework you point, if you're a manjaro user expecting the arch wiki to apply 1:1 to your system, you're mistaken and are in for a bad time.
Being Grateful
Law enforcement is not done at the state level but at the city level.
As I mentioned above, Amazon now also lists products that are shipped directly from China and take weeks. They have the tracking info from Yanwen shipping on the site, so this must be officially supported.
My sister and I both grew up poor. The stories in the OP resonates a lot with what we experience.

The annoying thing for me, is that I got out and I can't seem to help get my sister out. I was using a shitty "hustle" / "self-improvement" mindset that eventually taught me about delayed gratification, skilling, fake-it-until-you-make it, eating and cleaning-up well (part of self-improvement was also tied with "I'm very lonely how do I attract girls" -- dealing with shame and self-value.) -- now I have a very good job, wife, kid, and working on savings myself.

But what worked for me is polar opposite to what my sister needs. She already has a partner and 3 kids, and they're effectively re-living the story (after a long slog, partner does work now, so there's improvement there.) things can go sour quickly, and it'll be disruptive to her kids.

I was thinking of sending her some of my paycheque automatically each week/month (ala UBI) mainly as I'm skeptical of the UBI model myself, so I would look at it like a sort of experiment in to how does it improve things.

I've sent her "once-off" lump sums, which just get spent on "paying back [partner's] family members" or buying a mini quad-bike / latest xbox / massive TV, etc, for the good times.

We live in Australia, so healthcare, education, etc, are all provided for us as long as she actually goes to it. There is a large mental barrier to everything, and sometimes even going to the doctor is just "a huge drama" that is not worth it. The kids have changed school maybe 3 times in the past 2 years.
Giving HPV vaccines to teens (including boys) seems to be preventative.
Twitter to Restore Suspended Accounts from Next Week, Musk Says
The whole point of staying in sfba rat race (at least to me) is getting exposed to a lot of different things working with a lot of different people/companies
Does the pressure cooker get rid of the bean toxins?
https://pruvisto.org/debirdify/
Becaus of the “high income child tax” and student loan repayments marginal tax rates at just 50k hit 70%. They drop again at 60k, but it’s tricky to justify working extra hard for a £5k pay rise when you only keep £2k of it.

Doesn’t help that you can’t file jointly in the U.K. either.
No? Plenty of them do it as independent freelancers and fence it at less than reputable locations throughout the Tenderloin.
The stats are prosecutions aggregated by state, not state prosecutions.
What country in the UK has £15k? I just looked at Scotland and England and they both have £12,570 as the basic threshold.
Found the problem: you design and build greenfield systems/applications, usually single handedly.
In what world are these apps non-invasive? The kind of things they're intended to do are inherently invasive.

Also, I really don't like this scenario:

> Paul needed to turn off Gatekeeper to install an app he found on the Internet, then failed to turn it back on again, and his Mac got infected with malware.

Just turning off Gatekeeper can't result in your Mac getting infected. You'd also need to choose to run a malicious program. Think of it this way: Linux doesn't have any equivalent to Gatekeeper, but it's not less secure than macOS is.
> They're all printed from the same wafers.

Not just that. When you fab a design you'll get sometimes get errors here or there and have to disable things. Or it won't be safe to drive the thing to the highest clock speeds. But none of that is happening here: we're talking about the same design and same output quality.

Really just absolute greed and lack of innovation. I hope ARM and AMD continue to eat away at them for this reason. Same feeling about BMW/Mercedes and the subscription heated seats.
The point is more that above average multi-instrumentalist can outearn easily better (but single instrument) musicians.
"Doing the good thing is pointless as long as not everyone is doing it" said every last man to do the bad thing in history.

Don’t do what the world is, do what you want the world to be. Said the others.

(disclaimer : I’ve fully deleted Twitter and Whatsapp last year thanks to enough people on Mastodon and Signal. No, not everyone. But enough to survive).
Sla should be fine. However I do believe this part can be redesigned to become fdm friendly
Not to mention income from retirees. A pensioner on £35k income pays far less in tax than a worker on £35k income.
It depended on the day of the week. Sometimes it was slow the spread, sometimes it was to prevent getting covid, other times it was to reduce the severity if you got it.
I can relate to the experience he describes.

It was never that bad in my case, but the local IRS-equivalent set up two special audits of my personal business within a few months of each other, both times finding that I did everything 100% correct and everything was perfectly in order (no surprise there, I'm paying a tax consultant to handle everything, and they're very conservative).

Still, each time it created a lot of stress because you're essentially in the hand of some random bureaucrat who can make your life hell if they choose to with no oversight and no recourse -- they can single you out for audits whenever they like, and as often as they like, you only get your day in court when they claim to have found something. I did the same thing Louis did: I moved to a different state. And it worked in that regard: not a single audit in the past few years, they're happy taking my money.

That stuff is demoralizing, especially when it's combined with open corruption and support for organized crime in the same institution that's going after you.
Strong unions could do industrial action to take down the site. Take the server offline.
Behavioural economists as well as poker players know that people make very different decisions when the money is real. The psychology is different.
Let me ask you this in reply:

Have you ever seen a non-porn DVD that had multiple camera angles (a feature defined in the standard DVD spec)?
How is this exact dupe URL possible? See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33711724
A collection of human errors: assessing the distant past
I pay hardly anything in vat other than a few luxuries.

Food
Rent
Public transport

No vat on those

Electricity is only 5%

A few quid a year on vat on toothpaste hardly makes a difference.
I use Vimium, Shift + t for tab search from long time, web search or organised bookmark is not faster when you are reading lot of obscure stuffs.
Spam would be a huge problem on it though if it were that widely used. It was just not designed to stand up to that kind of abuse. It lacks sender verification etc. Just like SMTP is kludge upon kludge and totally broken, and nobody has done a real modern rewrite because nobody wants to deal with all the legacy.
You apparently don't understand that jobs that are actually desirable come at a huge wage discount. Sure, if you want to use your ML skills to push self-destructive ads or play in the stock market, you get a lot more money. But if you use the skills to do something fun/respectable, you get less.
What does this give me that I can't get for free with uBlock Origin?
Lovely free advertising for Proton. Very smart blog post, since numerous employees and fans of Apple competitors, as well as anyone who dislikes Apple for whatever reason, has plenty motivation to upvote this post.

Also: Calling someone an ad company when approximately 1% of revenue seems to be generated by ads would seem quite a stretch.

Also: Being tracked while on someone’s property isn’t exactly the same as tracking someone across unrelated properties.

Also: Every company with a decent CRM system and culture has been tracking all kinds of (often personal) details about their (potential) customers gathered from their interactions and whatever sources they could get their hands on. This has been going on since before the Internet was widely used.

But while this blog post (attack ad?) doesn’t seem to have that much meaningful substance, it’s also kind of just doing the same to Apple as Apple often does to others.
Same with me re wired whenever possible.

Especially for things like streaming boxes which want a good connection and use high bandwidth.

I save the wifi for things that really need it, and they should be faster as a result.
I'd give it a week before some motivated teenager finds a way to unlock all features
I got this for my husband and he loves it.
A real person can also have a real-world doppelganger. In fact, isn't this just as likely as an AI generated person having one, maybe even more? So doing this swap didn't really change anything when it comes to "innocent" people getting targeted?
It’s been an enjoyable experience getting this to run on fly.io . Still working out a few bugs but the team has been very responsive on my bug reports.
Yes I wrote the same thing here
http://blog.deckc.hair/2022-11-19-ted-unangsts-golang-obfusc...
It's hard to say what critical mass is, and not knowing that, it's hard to say it has or hasn't been reached. Half a million people signed up earlier this week and it's still going strong at a consistent ~2,000/hour. A handful of famous people have also moved and a few others have reserved accounts. Maybe this isn't the tipping point, but maybe it is. In any case, it's not "pointless" for the people who did move. It's community, and a hell of a lot less toxicity (so far anyway.)
The article suggests "organized crime". Basically it's gone beyond petty theft to organized rings who have efficient fencing organizations. In the old days it would be hard to get much money for the stick of deodorant you just stole, but apparently criminals have figured out how to use online market places to make it profitable and have started organizing large numbers of street level thieves to get their supply.
Seconded, Debirdify is awesome and totally free.
It was a WBCN noon tradition back when WBCN was alive.
This solves multiple goals: hide identity, show anon-source exists, and show facial emotions to viewers.

The latter is a huge win for making media people want to watch. Same reason all those cable stations segment the screen into four with a face in each corner, or why streamers overlay their gaming with a their face on a webcam. We like faces.
The cops are generally part of the crime problem in NYC. They also don't go after people for anything short of attempted murder (even when it's done in front of their faces), so lots of crime goes unreported.
What if they were selling it to get money for drugs?
Best image search online, with all the features Google removed years back.
FDM prints are usually stronger than SLA prints.

Not sure why you think an FDM printer can't print this component with sufficient strength, it'll be plenty strong enough.
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone on HN today!

For young people like me who are new to the tech industry, this year has been a realization that tech is anything other than "a rollercoaster that only goes up." But I am so thankful for everyone in this community, and ones like it, for bringing so much rigor, growth, and opportunity to the world. I'm thankful for my co-workers, customers, readers, and friends.
The hyphen character is different
Which is not the type of vaccine the article is about.
False. Law enforcement has many layers with concurrent jurisdiction. It’s not just city. How each jurisdiction polices can vary widely depending on where you are.
Try https://kagi.com and the Programming Lens

(Kagi is worth the subscription even w/o that: user is paying for search, not advertisers paying for eyeballs.)
It's factual.

If I had to guess, most folks at my last office were between the ages of 20 and 45. We only saw one retirement during my tenure. A few folks left to a local startup and did far worse than when our company IPO'd and 100x'd our options. I could name everyone that left and count them on my fingers.

We collectively maintained a spreadsheet of Atlanta hiring dates and frequently compared our seniority against our colleagues based in SF. Most of us were in the top 5%, according to an internal employee registry API that could tell you your seniority rank.
It's also interesting because it highlights what servers people went to. I found the breakdown for me somewhat enlightening. Aha, so these are the types of people I follow.
Had anyone actually substantiated the claim about the unconfirmed non-disabling device ID beyond a single packet and theorizing about encrypted packets?

Because the whole article is based on this evidence and peoples’ desire to dog pile on apple.
Haptic microfingers “tickle” pill bugs’ toes
I used to be big endian. Then i changed my mind. Have a look at the following:

-123
-12
-1

Here are three numbers. If we read them from left to right, they all begin with 1, but we cant tell what the 1 means, in one case it means 100, in one it means 10 and in one it means 1. We need to parse the entire number to know what the first number means. If we parse from right to left, each number always means the same thing. the first is how many once, the second how many 10s and so on.

So it makes sense to store the smallest first. In a big endian architecture, if i want to read an 8, 16, 32 or 64 bit word each byte will always mean the same, if we pad out the type with zeros. So little endian is right, and Arabic numerals are wrong.
This is taken out of context, but why would one think React should be ended? Experience has shown that every JS framework will be phased out eventually, so why not ride on each wave as long as the available developers pool is the deepest?
> “We are dedicated to providing customers with a world-class shopping experience, including working hard every day to ensure the ads they see are useful, informative, and help make shopping a little bit easier,” said spokesman Patrick Graham.

If they were actually confident in this, they could give every user the option to toggle ads on or off. Maybe even limit that option to Amazon Prime subscribers.
Having traveled in many third-world countries I wake up every day thankful that I have a house with a roof and walls and a floor, and water that comes out of a tap that is safe to drink. Not only that, but I have hot water that I don't have to fetch firewood for. And lights that come on at night when I flip a switch. These are unimaginable luxuries for millions of people around the world.

And don't even get me started about refrigerators and air conditioning.
This is interesting. It's like IFTTT for ops. The list of adopters is intriguing too. I poked around their blog for a few minutes and it seemed to be targeted more at people who have already adopted StackStorm. It would be great to be able to read some success stories from the people using it.
Awe thanks Max <3
I like both!

I printed a set of new hinges for a large outdoor plastic storage unit. It has my lawn mower, strimmer etc in it. It would have been skipped years ago because the doors kept falling in or out. Bit embarrassed that we bought the bloody thing in the first place but printing new hinges has avoided landfill and a replacement. The new hinges have lasted four years and counting. SW UK, local unofficial temp range -5C to 35C in that time, so not too nasty. The PLA has discoloured a bit due to UV but not gone brittle.

I also have some little tanks on my desk and a dragon. There's some phenomenal models on Thingie.
Sunak is keeping the van on wind power. Every agreed that fracking wouldn’t help with the energy crisis.
Punishing the true believes is cult-building 101. Cults techniques can be used to build organizations. Not highly competent organizations but barely adequate organizations. Musk can profit if he abuse Twitters market position, abuse vulnerable H1b immigrants and similar things. He hopefully he'll fail but I don't think we can assume he'll automatically fail.
Nice to see this on here.

I founded a startup that does something similar for Kubernetes:

http://github.com/robusta-dev/robusta

We've seen a bit of StackStorm too with our users!
But since it's publicly known that the faces are fake, the government isn't going to try to use them to identify anyone.
If you're looking for a similar, commercially supported product, checkout RackN Digital Rebar: https://www.rackn.com. Similar concept, vastly easier deployment/HA/GitOps/multi-tenancy story.
Texas has at least 38 kinds of police agencies (2009)
Ummm... using compiler to dump the assembly of basic c program:

#include <stdio.h>
main ()
{
}

results in around 800k - 1.5mill individual lines of assemble necessary to do bookkeeping before/after the program runs.

Writing this for each specific os / hardware situation (even in general case), would seem like a big waste of time vs. having the compiler generate it.
Agree. What good is a “town square” if speech is practically limited by all the screaming and open sewers?
Purposefully blocked for certain countries?

"The Amazon CloudFront distribution is configured to block access from your country."
I just drive to the shop.
I am proud to be mentioned in the net.legends FAQ.
But society first needs to be in a degraded state for most criminals to exist, as most only meet their basic needs through criminal means, such as food, shelter, health and education.
> Printing the tab from the base to the tip in X-Y axis makes it stronger and more flexible since its printed in one continued string.

The component won't be undergoing any stress at all, and for a continual print like above it will be plenty strong for the application.
If you want law enforcement to deal with petty crimes, you're going to have to contend with the externalities of cops operating anywhere. How many bystanders and innocent people reported by paranoid suburbanites are you willing to see injured or killed to protect that deodorant shelf?
OP should've called it Kudocoin and started with the price of, let's say, $2 for 50000 Kudocoins, [s]he'd be rich!

Oh wait, it's 2022 and crypto has imploded...

Edit: corrected gender, I don't know why your reply got downvoted to death, sorry OP.
So what? I also know one of the producers of Inspector gadget. He lives close to me. It was 1985. Too far gone.
I didn't get this from skimming the first page - but what will this let me do? If I take this course will I be able to mess with a cell or will I just learn some stuff about biology.

I saw a recent Lex Friedman podcast where the guest talks about "bioelectric patterns" and somehow getting a worm to grow a second head by messing with those patterns. I would absolutely start on this course now if it was a realistic pathway to doing something like that.
That sounds a little like you think criminals aren't a necessary symptom of "living in a scarcity society" itself...? As long as it's easier to take something than it is to pay for something, there will be people who take, and there will be groups that organize around taking.

Pretending that crime is some kind of quirk that you can get rid of if only [fill in reasons here], and that the grey and black markets wouldn't exist if only we didn't have crime, implies a lack of understanding when it comes to socioeconomics.

Unless you know how to get us to a post-scarcity world of course, in which case: please make that happen. We're all tired.
Yep, and then when you finally have your sights on a product, there will always be that one review:

"Cable didn't work, instead it shortcircuited my TV".
Skype used to be pretty popular
Now Zoom is the de-facto video-call app for some reason?
TikTok successfully took over after Vine shut down (with YouTube successfully copying TikTok woth YouTube shorts)

And every mobile app ever added "face filters" to add cute dog ears and fake glasses, probably double-dipping with all of the facial-geometry data their users are providing free-of-charge
Where I am in the US, there’s a pretty strict rate limit.
> its still possible to get a Usenet connection, e.g. for a small fee at http://news.individual.de/

Does this include access to alt.binaries.* ?
My point was that should not be the message. Promising people the vaccine will save them is a false hope, people look around and find someone who got vaccinated but still died and now the trust is broken.

Instead, tell people about the trial control group vs treatment group, let people see that there is risk on both sides, but that the treatment group was ultimately better off. Use minimal interpretation. I'd like to see so much focus on the trial outcomes that the number of people who died in both groups is a household fact that families talk about.
I call BS. Yandex is russia.

>Yandex’s Russian subsidiary would continue offering the same products in the country under the new owners, said the second person familiar with the matter.

a shell game

You do not run a business in russia without being part of the apparatus, just ask Mikhail Khodorkovsky.
Then countries like Russia and China would take advantage and enslave us all...
This is a human cause. Turkey’s drones helped Ukraine, they made a huge difference in the early days of the war.
The more interesting work in the world is often the least paid and most volatile. The hard part of CRUD work is the mental infrastructure you have to develop to accept how uninteresting it is.

People don't become paramedics or archaeologists for the paycheque, because often there's not that much monetary outcome from doing the work.
In my opinion, this is the voters fault. Read up on the candidates, talk to other voters, if the candidate's ad is all fluff and no substance, don't vote for them. STOP believing non-journalistic cable TV channels who only profit from eyeballs and not the facts.
Thank you to @dang and team for keeping the balance right here, it's a thankless (usually) job but it is pulled off with aplomb and style.
still need a database engine, device driver(s) for database engine (storage & display) & for storage device for SQL to work.
How many people who grew poor reached PhD?

0.000x%? 0.x%? 1%?

It raises bar
It's more than just that. You can buy a seat at the table for a lot less than $44 billion. SBF got a seat for $40 million.
Didn't know about strict tables, very cool!
What misbehaving do you mean? If traffic is what you mean, it's okay since at the first stage of the software we have time to test/scale accordingly. Therefore in that stage it might make sense to change the architecture to per-tenant database.