skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No, slashing the labor pool is supposed to increase the leverage labor has allowing labor to demand higher salaries. It doesn't just make salaries go up on their own. But as long as you can ignore the demands of that labor pool it doesn't necessarily do anything.

That said they slash jobs, but because it's specifically-skilled labor slashing jobs also slashes the labor pool, when there's no jobs people either never develop the skills/experience or they leave the field --and don't come back-- when they get laid off.
I think Sate of JS is really useful, as long as you weight with User count, not just the percent of people that have liked the framework. Svelte is much too low in the actual usage for me personally to adopt.
SQL is definitely where the curriculum should start. and Jupyter(or in reality pandas and matplotlib) is definitely not too advanced unless you make it so by talking machine learning and complex statistical modelling.

What gets used in the organizations that do try and exit excel is typically batch jobs written in either python(pandas) or powershell taking data from one or more databases for display in a reporting framework like tableau.

no code is im my view basically a myth when we start dealing with systems more complex then what the average high school student can create as a spreadsheet, as the effort in learning the low code platforms idiosyncrasies are similar to those needed to use an modern scripting language.
The anti-male circumcision movement is overwhelmingly male, despite supposed opposition to male circumcision by feminists.

If we leave that issue up to Feminism, feminists, and their long tradition of embracing critical theory, we will have to endure this evil for a whole lot longer.

It will take a large, ultimately male movement to displace it. I simply do not buy that the traditional notion of "patriarchy" is even the most important component of why it continues to exist today.

Given how it massively impacts a mans ability to feel pleasure during sex, it seems like "patriarchy" would have removed it long ago.

What if some of the parts of the bible, or other religious texts, such as this one, weren't designed to be "patriarchal" but were instead created by people who hate pleasure, hate nature, and hate the sensual world? I claim this group of pleasure haters is shockingly gender neutral
Because you want to capture memories but not necessarily everthing in the field of view.
Agreed. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33427667 for a detailed explanation.

I also constantly rant about the zoning thing. Even if you believe people should be allowed to live where they want, there should be more information provided to help dramatically lower the price of that housing but the apartments cost about the same as apartments in cleaner parts of the city 60 miles away.
Was the first screenshot about the "great replacement" an actual Q & response provided by ChatGPT? If so, doesn't seem like there's much restriction as all, as that question was hardly "tricky". Or am I missing something?
I agree. Musk purchased a company staffed by people that believe they have a duty to silence opposing views. There is simply no good reason to keep staff that are actively opposed to the new owner's goals. It was either gut the company and take the hit now or battle for years with staff that sabotage your goals.
The cooling effect on supply?? You mean Taylor Swift's inability to be in two places at once and unwillingness to drive her voice into the ground by continuing to add more concert dates?

No, this is not the right argument. She had to go with the biggest venues in the US to fit as many people as possible, and she's already added a ton of extra dates.

There is a fundamental limit to the number of people who can attend this tour, and that number is lower than the number of people who want to attend this tour, therefore prices will go up until the demand for tickets matches the supply of tickets.

Independent venues would not have made a lick of difference in this case, these ticket prices would be sky high no matter who was selling them.
Hm? He's certainly the smartest and most skilled MP by far. A Victorian gentleman who invented a time-machine to travel 150 years in the future? Name one other MP who can match his genius.
> BloomTech is at 960+ hours for our shortest program

I helped run a large school for 6 years with 4,000 students/year who took an 850 hour program. Sad to say that amount of training isn't necessarily as much as it sounds.
> and do what exactly ? Don't have CPU power to do much, don't have storage to serve anything.

My new $140 router had 8 cores (4xA76 + 4xA55), 8GB ram, 32GB eMMC storage, and 2x2.5gb+gbe ports.
Even has a SD slot for more storage. My thinking is more along the lines of what can't it do. The low hanging fruit would be to replace maps.google.com (with p2p shared openstreemmaps or similar), drive.google.com/dropbox.com, chat/blog/twitter/instagram/snapchat/facebook and similar low hanging fruit. If you need more storage a 256GB sd card is $25 to $40. I believe the default storage for most google accounts is 17GB.

With a healthy P2P ecosystem you could leverage your peers, things like FileCoin could let you supplement your storage from any provider, and not depend on any single provider.

Running SHA256 on files, even reed-solomon, keeping track of your DHT peers, running IPFS or similar, even mastodon (once implemented in Go or Rust) shouldn't make newish hardware work hard.

Being in the router avoids the NAT issue, and if this kind of thing gets any traction. Anything outside the router will need working IPv6 (like Comcast in the USA), an accommodation from the router with port forwarding, or one of the various NAT traversal protocols like ICE, TURN, or STUN.
Just for the comparison: Obsidian costs ~₹800 monthly and ~₹7800 yearly.
@Dang Title should be "The best tax system on Earth but "The Best" was repeatedly removed upon submitting
And every time you post it, a bunch of people point out that there is nothing going on here which package managers or installation executables can't also do.
This boat looks so much like the one owned by Barry Diller…probably doing a dick measuring contest with his close friend

https://pagesix.com/2021/07/07/jeff-bezos-spends-final-days-...
I imagine there are many economies of scale in a cruise ship that you wouldn’t see here. Cabins that are all pretty much the same, with the same fittings and fixtures. Cruise ships are also highly derivative of previous cruise ship designs. This one is probably completely bespoke, and kitted out with gold-plated everything.

Also, take Harmony of the Seas as an example. It’s about 3x longer (362m) and cost about 3x as much ($1.35bn). One could argue cost scales with volume more than length, but on the other hand, maybe this is telling us that it doesn’t.
My understanding is that it is extremely narrow in places.

See this video for instance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KV42ilLJeM

There is also a virtual exploration app available, search for "Dinaledi Chamber app" or similar.
Am I the only one who took it as a potential publicity stunt? Plenty of lukewarm fans on the bubble probably saw all this and are drawn into the whole vapid drama of it all.

Even if it was purely accidental, the incentives that ensuing PR brings when it happens mean there’s not going to be much concern about fixing things.

Sure you could argue that antitrust attention is bad for them, but what’s the realistic outcome there? Lip service punditry, maybe even a congressional hearing! And nothing. Not many politicians are going to wast limited political capital against a fleeting issue their base won’t care about in a month from now.
In my case, a fan sandwiched by two filters. Recirculates through room so filtration will follow the differential equation models for “CSTR’s”, which are Constantly Stirred Tank Reactors.
Those jobs are still around. But instead of "rockstar", "hacker", or "ninja", they're called things like "front end", "full stack", or "senior developer"
No, that would be too limiting. Instead they'll just meet their armed PMSC escorts in international waters.
It's very common for investment firms and other tax-dodging entities, very uncommon for the everyday wealthy person. Much of the privacy benefit to Caymen shell corps is readily available in Delaware or e.g. Montana, so only more exotic tax schemes require international companies.
There's also a clear path to FSD according to Musk.
common joke amongst ct natives is that left curves got rekt in luna, while right curves got rekt in ftx. interesting to see it commonly admitted by corresponding market participants
most probably, because of CAN bus, which is the system that most of the cars use to connect their systems.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7219335/

how CAN bus works:
https://payatu.com/blog/kartheek.lade/automotive-security-pa...

i’m aware that on this case there was something even dumber, an unsecured api endpoint, but as far as i know, if you’ve managed to reach the system you can do anything with any other connected device. there should not be a way to be able to do whatever you want just because you have access to the network.
No because using this also requires DNS
To be honest an M1 (M1 Max, 64GB RAM) performs quite poor doing serious software development.

As an example, it takes 22 sec to run a test suite on the M1, in our CI the same test suite takes 9 sec.

These might be due to software that has not been written yet.

To be honest, the computer seems like a high end office computer, so I think that use case seems spot on.
Giving me shitty undocumented code with a slow crappy build system and no debugging capability is bad for my productivity. Film at 11.
In general, arming a boat is a huge nuisance if you are going to travel between countries. You might have a fantastic super yacht, but it’s like every country thinks they can make their own rules and tell you what you can and can’t do in their territory. Crazy.
He's a classic confidence man and probably a narcissist. He probably thought he was the smartest man in the room because he surrounded himself with yes men. I don't doubt that he knew what he was doing was unethical and probably illegal, but since everyone else in the world was dumber than him they would never know. Then reality came crashing in all at once and you're seeing these interviews where he claims it was all a big misunderstanding and you should feel bad for him because the big mean market was so unfair to him. Absolute horseshit. Dude flagrantly played with fire and got burned.
The way I see it, most people will not go out of their way to donate to HIV/AIDS in Africa. What RED has done is bake giving into getting a product, one you would have gotten anyways. Donating could certainly be more efficient but way more people are going to buy iPhones, and be tempted to buy the RED iPhone. Less efficent but at the end of the day there is going to be more money in the pot.
> They make money through odd jobs, day trading, selling online products.

That sounds like working to me.
I don't think DE Shaw VP would need a 250K loan from his working class parents.
I like how analogous it is to space travel. You're captain of a ship, a small scale version of the Enterprise, and you can use it as a staging platform for travelling around the world. While I would prefer a smaller craft, where something like a Swan 78 would be sufficient for any of my own conceivable needs, if I had a 127m yacht, I would probably equip it with some lab space for use based on research proposals, anywhere from ocenographic studies to astronomy and VLF signals research.

Some acquaintences have spent time as a writer in residence or musician in residence in various places in the world where they spend time working on their next project, and I would probably use a craft like this to offer similar residencies, as I think offering extraordinary experiences to extraordinary people so that they can use them in their contributions to humanity is a very effective way to apply wealth. The thing is going to be empty most of the time anyway, and they're better when the owner isn't around the whole time where you feel like you have to entertain as well.

While I have not done a yacht delivery, they typically take a few weeks all-in, with different crew for each leg. Moving this 127m thing around all the time will create a lot of opportunities to join it for a few days to several weeks on delivery legs, so you'd be able to offer a few different residencies each year, and this thing has enough space where you could really get some frission with multiple residencies going on. Maybe I need a superyacht.
"dick measuring contest" is not typical fare for HN, but in this case it seems like the most appropriate description.
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Yes, at the end of the day the lucky laborers now hold a fresh piece of paper on their hands. While Mr. Bezos enjoys his real world tangible object, the laborers will discover that their work isn't done yet. Because their money is only worth if they themselves work for each other once again, otherwise it is just worthless paper.
> [svelte] is utterly untenable for an actual product-serving business

This is an overstatement. Use what you want and what works for you, but we've been using Svelte in production for years and overall are extremely happy with it.
46 days ago, 415 points 893 comments:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33231563
How to Draw Ideas
People needing and wanting DSLR grade optics, or mirroless as optics are more less the same thing, don't want or need shiny clicky smartphone apps. They need and want a professional tool that produces the least edited picture possible for post-processing later on. I wouldn't touch a camera that runs on Android with feet pole.
You can sync your notes with anything for Obsidian, not just their backend. Syncthing doesn't cost a dime and works across all my devices like a charm.
People who sleep aboard ship do so because they love sailing. My father bought a 30' sailboat from a man who used to live on it, sailing from place to place until he bought a bigger boat to serve as home.

Sleeping ashore in a hotel conveys "oh, this old thing?" vibes about your yacht. You don't really care about ships or sailing, you just bought it on a whim, because you're rich enough to do that.

And yes, they are wealth signalling. I remember a white paper put out by Oracle about "Java isn't going anywhere". It included a photo of Larry Ellison's America's Cup yacht. To technical folks the yacht photo is ridiculous. But technical folks don't get to make large scale technical decisions, those are made by business people. And the yacht photo reinforces the central message to business types: Java is backed by a successful company with a billionaire CEO, so you can count on it for your business.
Like most sailboats. I thought that was the allure?

But then again out at sea with 30 servants and having to wear clothes is not my idea of freedom
Idk about cost, DevBootCamp was about 11k in 2014.
Actually that what I've been saying for years until users complained that processes had different vision of server states in fast changing environments, that it was not possible to perform dynamic updates at runtime because all of them had to be synchronized, that stick-tables were only on one process, that they had to manage their stats and sum them externally, that the LB algorithms were uneven with many processes because roundrobin starts from the same server on all processes, and leastconn didn't know other processes' load, that the maxconn size was unmanageable as it couldn't consider connections from other processes, that rate counters weren't shared, that maps and ACLs had to be loaded and managed in every process, eating a lot of memory or not being updatable, that memory usage was going through the roof because unused memory from one process was not usable by another one, etc... The list was so long that it was clear at some point that we had to move to threads to resolve all of this at once. And we're doing really good, I still hate sharing data so we're extremely careful to share very little. Look at the pools, the thread_info struct and the thread_group struct to see how much is local to the thread or to the group. Even the idle server connections are thread-local but can be stolen if needed (i.e. almost never any sharing unless really needed). So we've kept the old practices of processes with the facilities offered by threads, and that's what brought us this great scalability.
Yeah, Twitter Blue was a very lazy attempt, which proves absolutely nothing about the potential of tools and applications built on the Twitter network. It just proves a lazy attempt won't get great results, which shouldn't be surprising.
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Its even optional in ARMv7-A and Cortex-A9 doesn't have it.
I upgraded from an iPhone XR to an iPhone 13 Pro. The differences are striking. Having multiple lenses and advanced optics for features like macro photography and zoom are great. Big advances in low light capability. I also got a great pic of fireworks on the 4th.

Looking back at pics from the iPhone 3GS is wild, totally different world.
This does not read like a lawyer letter. Something is off…
Interesting. I got the exact feeling -- From some pages I read hardcore assembler instructions, but from others I saw someone that looks like a mafia boss.

Must be interesting time though. I love those "Byte" and "Dr.Dobb" magazine ads in general. They are all very creative and sometimes do not shy away from "exotic" stuffs such as beautiful ladies and such. I wonder what sub-industry still has that kind of culture :)
I think that’s how you compromise humans too.
No. They have to use the head.
> After all, when you meet a new person, one of the first things you ask them is, "What do you do [for a living]?"

Not in my part of the US. I've rarely been asked, and have never asked unless it was pertinent to an ongoing discussion.
That guy has a very unique writing style.
Giving to FareShare, means that they can't or don't want to sell. They could sell as I suggested (if FareShare take the produce it means that demand is there...)

They are saying that there is a surplus that's going to waste. Of course prices would drop if sold since the alternative is to throw them away!

Note that they also mention potatoes, which demand for is always there, and which retail price has gone up by 60%+ this year...

I feel we are taken for a ride, or there are big inefficiencies in the market, or both.
The compute power thing is becoming a pet peeve of mine.

Consuming too much power is already a big ecological issue, and here in Europe it's becoming a financial problem too. I still want my computer to perform as good as possible, be it running a game or compiling some code or transcoding videos or whatever. In that moment. But the rest of the time, it should consume as little power as possible. I've been looking into ways to upgrade, and most of the reviews focus 95% of their time/space on peak performance (basically torture tests) and peak power consumption (but more from a "what PSU/cooler do you need" perspective). Office-type work, which is 95% of what I actually use it for, is always an afterthought.

Back to your original question, I do understand where you're coming from. I'd love to use an old android phone as a webcam, it's just a shame that most don't work without a battery, and having a device like that permanently in a charging state will eventually lead to it ballooning.
In most react codebases I've used, there's zero separation between business logic and code that touches react or redux. Meaning if you wanted to migrate, 95% of files would have to be re-written.

Do Vue codebases in the wild tend to be different? Or would this have been a massive undertaking as well?
To add to the siblings, academic leadership != management.

An academic leader can easily be a bad manager. A manager cannot provide academic leadership.
SH4 is relatively compact (16-bit instructions) but it isn't really compressed in the same way Thumb is. They shaved some corners to make things fit; e.g. there's only room for a 4 bit displacement in a load [R + disp] -> R type instruction. If you want to use an 8 bit displacement you have to use R0. This naturally leads to a lot of two-instruction sequences to calculate an offset into the stack, etc. which ends up practically more like classic MIPS in density.
I'm sure that the rules are different for important people. But in general, no armed foreign boat is allowed in any port in the world unless it is a military vessel with an agreement already in place.

It's completely legal to summarily execute pirates in most of the world.
Very important. “Non-ducted” suction doesn’t have enough static pressure to pull air through a carbon filter, will pull the air around it instead. In electrical terms, this would be like feeding a power sink with a large gauge copper wire and a medium resistance resistor in parallel. 0.01% of the electricity will pull through the resistor, 99.9% will come through the bare copper wire.
Nobody wants to remember if anymore should be any more or anymore anymore.
Hello, sound good :)
He could be several different people for all anyone really knows.
Clearly what's needed is a Malcolm Tucker version of this.
My devices have always taken more of a bai lan approach,
they do what I tell them and nothing else.
Huh. Looks like there's a solution in 3.11: https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#cmdoption-P

-P

Don’t prepend a potentially unsafe path to sys.path:
* python -m module command line: Don’t prepend the current working directory.

* python script.py command line: Don’t prepend the script’s directory.
If it’s a symbolic link, resolve symbolic links.

* python -c code and python (REPL) command lines: Don’t prepend an empty
string, which means the current working directory.

See also the PYTHONSAFEPATH environment variable, and -E and -I (isolated) options.

New in version 3.11.

Or perhaps '-I'? https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#cmdoption-I

Run Python in isolated mode. This also implies -E, -P and -s options.

In isolated mode sys.path contains neither the script’s directory nor
the user’s site-packages directory. All PYTHON* environment variables
are ignored, too. Further restrictions may be imposed to prevent the
user from injecting malicious code.

New in version 3.4.
Show HN: Solving Advent-of-Code with ChatGPT
I've been using ChatGPT to solve AOC 2022. The results have been impressive so far and I plan on keeping detailed notes explaining how well ChatGPT did each day and where it needed help.
According to this article (https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2022/07/25/the-haves-and-...) annual upkeep is typically about ten percent of the construction cost.