skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Having read the responses of the guy that generated these, the prompt is as simple as

production still from 1976 of Jodorowsky's TRON, 20 ASA 35mm --v 4 --ar 3:2

production still in version 4 doing most of the heavy lifting, with the year and film propeties giving a bit more vibe, and of course the overarching theme of TRON in the style of Jodorowsky. Add some extra words to differentiate scenes, such as light cycle or disc or computer. Add wide aspect ratio, and that's it. So it's 99% Midjourney. Mind blowing.
They make up a really small percentage of the population and that group generally isn’t reading articles and introspecting.
Please don’t do this. We don’t need workers to do our work for free. It will make it harder for the rest of us to find jobs (or even getting paid for our current one).

If you want to contribute to open source, do so with the mind that you are helping a shared community (or maybe just for fun). Don’t do it because you think it will help you get a job (I’m not even sure parent is correct that it will).
Also so much of management is personal. Upper management doesn’t have visibility into your day to day and needs to trust you’ll deliver by the deadlines they set for their bosses/customers. It’s hard to trust someone you don’t already know.
I've always had an extremely tenous grasp on consistently being employed, and know getting fired is just around the corner. Therefore, saving about 6-12 months of expenses is first step, then I'm allowed to start spending more than $100/m or whatever here and there on stuff. I usually end up needing that savings because getting a new job can easily take that long, and so by the beginning of age 30 this year I was back in the negative and almost homeless again with no real assets. That strategy keeps lifestyle inflation way down
Been a long time since anything iscsi related didn't hand 9k, for boot or otherwise.

But I look at it this way. You need 40gbit networking for a single pci3 nvme ( and newer drives can saturate that, or close )

And because you're throttling throughput you'll see much more frequent, longer, queuing delays, on the back of a network stack that ( unless you're using rdma ) is already 5x-10x slower than nvme.

It'll be fast enough for lots of things, especially home/lab use, and it'll be amazing if you're upgrading from sata spinning disk.. but 10gbit is slow by modern storage standards.

Of course, that's not the only consideration. Shared storage and iscsi in particular can be extremely convenient! And sometimes offers storage functionality that clients don't have ( snapshots, compression, replication )
Can someone train gpt for generating diversity statements pls
I don’t know about social dynamics unless you mean most programs in the world aren’t written by senior software engineers. Python is easy to understand to write a script or small web service. Scala or Haskell can never be the most popular for that exact reason.
Frankly, the "court of public opinion" is the only court where facts don't matter, only opinion. This is a clear legal issue, and you will never hear the actual outcome.
You can. There's a link to a store in the video description.
I wonder how much this can be improved if metadata is taken into account as well. Especially the distribution of common post dates and times modulo a week, which also exposes in which timezone somebody probably lives.
>I’m not sure if the word is considered outmoded or politically incorrect as it is in English.

It is. Very much so. It's the equivalent to the US "n-word".
It is largely mentality. Both for the initial plan and execution of saving up (and trying to do it fast, e.g. in 5-10 years) and then pulling the trigger and quitting. I pulled the trigger in late 2020 based on somewhat optimistic forecasting (more than the 4%/5% rule of thumb) that I might have enough for it to be indefinite at steady expense levels. TBH rocky markets this year have had me feeling like it'd be nice to have a steady income instead of only outcome (and I should have bought property/gotten a low interest mortgage on something before quitting) but the feeling hasn't been strong enough to make me actually take any steps towards that, and anyway dollar-wise I'm still overall above where I was when I quit. I don't really know if I'll "never work again" (unless forced, and there are several forcing functions I can imagine apart from the market performing much more poorly than expected) but I can easily see myself enjoying the rest of this decade not working, maybe dabbling in some side income gigs eventually, and only getting back into full time employment stuff if I really want to in my 40s. As a man in a knowledge field my "prime earning years" are probably in my 40s-50s anyway, while until aging is solved my physical body's not getting younger.

I wonder what sorts of things influence the mentality. I've been reading Walden here and there recently, I remember being forced to read some of it in I think junior high, I suspect at least a little influence lies there but there's no better trick to make kids dismiss a book's messaging than to force them to read it in chunks via some textbook and then be quizzed. "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation." "This spending of the best part of one's life earning money in order to enjoy a questionable liberty during the least valuable part of it, reminds me of the Englishman who went to India to make a fortune first, in order that he might return to England and live the life of a poet." "Yet some, not wise, go to the other side of the globe, to barbarous and unhealthy regions, and devote themselves to trade for ten or twenty years, in order that they may live -- that is, keep comfortably warm -- and die in New England at last. The luxuriously rich are not simply kept comfortably warm, but unnaturally hot; as I implied before, they are cooked, of course à la mode."

Of course by Thoreau's standards I'm positively roasting and happy about it, and I think 10 or even 20 years at a career is more than a fine tradeoff if that's all it takes to secure a retirement. As a teen I remember thinking I'd be happy enough to avoid having worked for 40-ish years straight like most of the adults around me had done/were doing (some of whom died right before or after their retirement age goal, too).
I can assure you that it is the German equivalent of the N-word in most ways, using it is frowned upon and perceived as a racial slur (although this hasn't been the case few decades below still). But people who use it nowadays are either very old or racists.

The egg in Arnolds name is probably a Styrian-Austrian dialect variation of "Eck" which translates to "corner". In Austria there are many places ending in this egg (sometimes also only with a single "g").

So his literal name might describe somebody coming from a place called "Schwarzenegg". And Schwarzenegg would be literally "Black-Corner".
I got matched with my old account with a score of only 0.45
I am not laid off yet but the org I am part of, in one of the FAANGs, is rumored to have layoffs in December or Q1 next year. I have been with this company for almost a decade, am one of the top performers and think I am close to a promotion to the staff level - despite all of that, I am cognizant of the fact that none of this matters when it comes to layoffs and I am as likely to be laid of as any other person in my org.

It's a bit scary. So, I am spending some time on the side sharpening my technical skills. For e.g., Crafting Interpreters and Designing Data Intensive Applications.
Nothing is. Just because people build tools doesnt mean you have to use them.

Maybe build your own stuff and seek out tools when you need them
I was disappointed that the didn't list all the congress members. All they wrote about was Rep. Tom Emmer and Rep. Ted Budd...

Looked it up, here they are:

Republicans: Tom Emmer (MN), Warren Davidson (OH), Byron Donalds (FL), and Ted Budd (NC) from the Republican side of the aisle;

Democrats: Josh Gottheimer (NJ), Jake Auchincloss (MA), Ritchie Torres (NY), and Darren Soto (FL) for the Democrats.
The problem I have with this type of verdict is that it's based on a hypothetical version of what could have happened had the Navy not actually violated the license agreement.

It reeks of deference to a favored party, in this case the Navy. It's doubtful a commercial entity would have received this same deference.
A bug fix in the 8086 microprocessor, revealed in the die's silicon
It's moments like this I'm proud to have my insanity on full display without obscurity. Was surprised to see a bunch of ~30% matches despite not having any alts.
So does Google send users to sites with original content, or to those with Google ads and tracking?
Most likely candidates:

pg: 1.0
montrose: 0.604073065373204
mattmaroon: 0.5900372458160795
natsu: 0.5519832271289953
rauljara: 0.5418566694533273
waterlesscloud: 0.5378996309342633
damoncali: 0.5292014150349463
gruseom: 0.5290151637991445
kemiller2002: 0.5254174524920762
jfengel: 0.5231938496089998
jamesaguilar: 0.5229081613163672
houseabsolute: 0.5219738531025365
danssig: 0.5195368367601849
austenallred: 0.519343009683366
loewenskind: 0.5177030083877397
baguasquirrel: 0.5153841099708854
asdfasgasdgasdg: 0.5146704002447524
aptwebapps: 0.5144149629369845
allenbrunson: 0.512802806408646
danielweber: 0.5123620795710832
I’d like to request the author takes this offline please until the implications can be thought through.

This is breaking anonymity that people incorrectly thought would not be revealed.

For some it might be awkward, others it might be quite problematic.
The top hit for me, though not a very high correlation (0.3 ish), is to my surprise someone I have met. I don't appear on their top 20 though.
Yeah. The permission system is a popular need in addition to Excel. I think, generally it lacks of working process helper (logs, stage (draft, approve, by who), versioning)
He can come home any time he wants, presumably, but the DoJ might have some questions for him when he gets back from his trip.
Top 200 Most Common Passwords
Good point. I guess that depends on the literacy rate. I don't know how hight it was during WWI.
I just looked: you can export to RTF. So couldn't Word import that?
Yeah, I believe it's their corporate name. Their website lists their copyright as "AO Kaspersky Lab."
The issue is older than that :

it dates back at least to the warrantless wiretapping authorized by Bush with the 2001 Patriot Act and legalized with the 2008 update of the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act,

being incompatible with the 2000-2010 Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,

making the 1998-2000 Safe Harbor agreements between the US and the EU null and void,

as first judged by the Court of Justice of the European Union in 2015 (Schrems I).

GDPR (2016-2018) and the CLOUD Act (2018) are basically just the EU and the US digging deeper into their respective positions.
The symmetry of human faces is possible, Midjourney can now do it easily, but the promoter didn't ask for it in this instance.
Which is why the economy collapsed in the 1950s when the top marginal tax rate was 91%, and we’ve been living in a Mad Max wasteland ever since.
People saying that we cannot deprecate and replace TOTP because it is better than SMS is broken logic thrown around in places like HN -constantly- and -that- is tiresome to me. It seems like a verbatim of the fallacy I linked, but I admit I linked it out of frustration with seeing this poor defense of TOTP constantly.

To your points:

1. Multiple devices such as Ledger support FIDO key backups in the form of transcribing simple english words to paper. Most services support multiple webauthn devices registered at once though which is simpler for most people. You can also as a last resort offer a user with a one-time-use 2FA reset code just like TOTP sites do if you wish. Lots of options.

2. Your laptop and phone already have built in webauthn authenticators if you have a device made in the last several years.

3. See #1 for backup options

The default paths for TOTP recommended to most like Google Authenticator do not have a backup solution either. Users will have to research alternative TOTP solutions that support backups just like Webauthn, so that situation is no worse.

Webauthn is as good or better in UX and better in every way in security. People had to learn to use TOTP, which is complicated. People capable of using TOTP are technical enough to register two webauthn devices like a phone and a yubikey, or a phone and a laptop, or failing all else a phone and a paper backup.
Hi, thanks for asking. I know this is a hard one.

Firstly, build your connection based on quality software. Find the first customer is the most difficult task!

One way, is through friend connection. If a friend's friend is a boss at a company, then it's first good step.

The most important thing, is you need to deliver usable software!
I think you misunderstand

Real world example: my company has our react UI library open sourced. I don’t think outside the org uses it, but it’s an open source project “owned” by a company. Another example would be something like React.
in most cases, regulation in the US is basically a mouse trying to "regulate" the dinner of a lion by sneaking away a morsel or two
I remember this being from Politics and the English Language (https://www.orwellfoundation.com/the-orwell-foundation/orwel...):

“ Dying metaphors. A newly invented metaphor assists thought by evoking a visual image, while on the other hand a metaphor which is technically ‘dead’ (e. g. iron resolution) has in effect reverted to being an ordinary word and can generally be used without loss of vividness. But in between these two classes there is a huge dump of worn-out metaphors which have lost all evocative power and are merely used because they save people the trouble of inventing phrases for themselves.”
I was traveling and rented an underpowered hybrid ford something that defaults to Eco mode every time you turn it on. I was waiting to turn left in crosstraffic and when I saw my chance hit the gas to go and I assure you I almost died due to lack of acceleration.
Thank you for mentioning Sunless. Absolutely interesting and very personal, I would say.
/s helps when reality is so warped around an individual
“Quality” is a strong word but you’re onto something. If there’s nothing to do at home, you have to go… somewhere. If there’s endless amusement at home, even if it makes you feel dead inside, you can put off the hard work of going out in the real world and meeting new people.

So the Internet/streaming becomes a crutch.
> why were her concerns more important than his? old man was probably alone all day as well and unsettled

Young mom is young and still sorting out how to tell FUD from actual risk. Also, her peer group is at actual risk from men. I can give her room to sort out what's what; meanwhile, the risk from men diminishes with age.

The old man was married and his adult kids where there a lot. I was on the HOA board and talked to him a number of times. He wasn't struggling with any concern for his safety; he resented that his visible area could be (<5x/yr as it was remote) briefly intruded by someone walking by on the other side of the fence.
Well… I would never use a lowercase word after an exclamation point!

…Because I’m on mobile
"writing books" vs. "publishing" ? Is that a sharp distinction?
Avatar is a representation of first 34 bits of SHA256-hash computed on uid + public key. It's used as simple visual tool to distinguish different keys and/or uids. https://github.com/MihanEntalpo/cryptboard.io/blob/main/web-...

RSA is 1024 because with 2048 on some old devices keys would be generated for minutes, making service unusable (for the first run)
It’s Time to Reaffirm Our First Amendment Right to Boycott
Had this not been the government deferring to the government I might agree with you.

As an entity with large legal and IT resources at its disposal there is no reason for this scale of violation. Especially if there is a per install license and acknowledgement.
I don't think it is a critique.

> I am always wary of people who want to do world changing research and then call it "not political".

> It's usually white men who are used to seeing any action taken to further the interests of oppressed people as "political" and "ideological", but they do not see their own actions which implicitly require continuing said oppression as "political" or "ideological".

> Compute takes resources. Is there anything less political than massive resource use?

I interpret this as:

"It is usually white men seeking to do apolitical, world-changing research who are willing to ignore the consequences to the oppressed to maintain the status quo."

I think that is probably true of almost any demographic, given the opportunity.
Telegram repossesses usernames so they can sell them as NFTs
They obviously don't want it to be known, seeing as they've got alts to post under and avoid going into too much detail. Being able to go out and do your own research is different than posting the information open for everyone to see at a glance.

I would say it's obvious why one might respect that wish (do unto others...), but I'm also aware that my and my culture's sense of privacy goes further than many others'.
In america "backyard" often refers to an area extending beyond ones own neighbourhood. It's where the acronym "NIMBY" (Not In My Backyard) comes from.

The OP could indeed be objecting to unknown people camping anywhere near their property, even off of it.
Or they can run their installers tests in a VM which can be created without admin. And as a bonus the install experience will be more likely to be portable as opposed to silently depending on some forgotten config on the devs own machine.
As a consultant (someone who takes short-/midterm contracts) you can make $1000/day (probably more in the Valley). Many more experienced developers go down that route instead of being in a full time position. You work for a few months, make the income of a year and then you holiday for the rest of the year.
I think perhaps your friends need to expand their circle of interest when it comes to film. The film industry is full brilliant up-and-comers with very distinct voices doing original works:

Ari Aster,
The Safdie Brothers,
Robert Eggers,
Daniels,
Greta Gerwig,
Rose Glass
No mechanical means, but I have referred to a thesaurus occasionally. Mostly I tried to change my sentence structure, not just words. It requires actually thinking differently, in a way. Which makes it difficult to know how well I'm communicating.
People can also use software browser-plugin authenticators, or software solutions provided by their operating systems. Even software anchored webauthn still stops far more threats than TOTP or SMS. That said few would need that fallback as TouchID or Chromebook authenticators or Windows Hello all work great too.

1Password is a centralized and proprietary database system that leaks all secrets to system memory every time you use one. Why would you want that to manage webauthn secrets for you? You just tap your webauthn device when prompted. No third party control required.
Why would parent need to provide counter-evidence when GP provided no evidence in the first place?
The asymmetry is interesting. I have no alts but of course it nonetheless reported accounts similar to mine.

Running then the most similar person to my account did not put me in their top 20.
Somewhat similar: my email just happens to be ideal for people in asia (read: S.Korea) to assume when they create accounts; one of them actually somehow (nobody knows how) took over my Apple dev account.

In my case, I got a real human on the phone and we walked through reclaiming my own account; when I got in, I could see the Korean's actual name, visa card, address, etc. I erased all that, then setup 2 factor authentication.

Something like that happened on battle.net. They are not smart enough to use email validation, so imagine my surprise when my email was already used when I decided to sigh up. I managed to reset the pwd, so that fellow will never be able to play again on that account, but battle has not really been satisfactorily responsive (the account seems rigged for talking in Korean, so it's useless); I ended up using a different email.

Websites which don't use email validation are problematic.

But, Apple does pay attention. It does seem that they should pay more attention to you and your specific case.
Edge Network and Compute Performance Comparison
> imagine what a company with millions of dollars and a couple dozen PhD linguists could do.

Could they do much better?
I’m not the OP but like reading about the interwar period, particularly in Russia.
You really can’t view The Second World War in isolation, as it was directly related to World War One, particular in Germany and Russia.
It was utter chaos politically and following any thread though the period is very complicated.
It isn’t really about Germany, but gives an idea of the complexity of the era and of German politics, Lenin on the Train by Catherine Merridale is a good read.
The performance of Redis clients with automatic pipelining
Sure, but I think the implicit question-behind-the-question-being-asked is "we're hearing about a recession and that the job market is a lot harder than it was, how are you finding it?"
Scriveners tools are designed to help a person write like keeping track of timelines, character sheets, and the like.

It sounds like the other product has tools for typesetting and layout, which are tools for publishing your finished work.
SerenityOS' LibJS passing more test262 tests than V8
Compared to V8 results from: https://test262.report/
Wow, this is equally fascinating and frightening. Is it correct to say Cross-Modal-ID is an application of "integrated communications and sensing" technology then? Am I understanding relationship correctly?
This could be procrastination - could be that the work is not interesting, so anything else that is even slightly more interesting takes control. I know I am guilt of this as well!

But something that helps with focusing is doing tasks with someone else around. This is called social facilitation [0]or body doubling - I've been building out a site to help with just this sort of thing! [1]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_facilitation

[1] https://doubleapp.xyz
Forget the alternate accounts — if two users are close in style, there’s a decent chance they should be friends. This is an HN friendship machine.
True, but that’s on the bubble of a college campus. In the media and in non-college circles it was close to heresy to criticize the war during the first few years. Much more so to say it was a profit-driven sham.

Not to say no one was speaking out about it, but the vastly dominant narrative was to support the war effort and ignore the corruption.
Let me break it down for you:

Suppose I run asyncio.start_server() and I want it to run forever. What am I supposed to asyncio.gather()) on without making stuff up?

[Edit] Production code or it didn't happen.
Author here in case anyone has questions about the internals of the 8086 processor.
And this is actually quite a simple approach--which is interesting in and of itself. While there would be diminishing returns, there are a ton of other techniques you could use to make stronger inferences about similarity.
Here we go, the first and only attempt from me https://imgur.com/a/mNRNtxr

Prompt the same format as used in Jodorowsky's TRON:

production still from 1976 of Alejandro Jodorowsky's Lord of The Rings, 20 ASA 35mm --v 4 --ar 3:2
What ad hominems? I looked through the comments and didn't see any. Also we don't even know who you are. It's hard to ad hominem an internet commenter.
But the audience is global...

And even in the US most of science and the engineering world now use the metric system. Imperial is largely just a public facing/public consumption unit of measure now.