skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm almost willing to go out on a limb and say that bimmer is a wrap job. I actually like the look of it, but that style is very typical for wrapped cars.

EDIT: And if i'm not mistaken, I've found the source for the image and it is indeed a wrap job

https://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=705282

https://www.e90post.com/forums/album.php?albumid=6823
I just did a job search with ~15 years experience for a Staff+ position in Feb of this year, got interviews at most places I applied, multiple offers. From speaking to friends, the situation today is completely different. Multiple places I applied or had offers have locked down hiring and/or done layoff rounds. Those who are still hiring can be a lot more picky - either lower comp, higher skill bar, targeting underrepresented groups, etc.
> resets the body's ability to recover this incredibly specific learnt behavior, and the person momentarily reverts to a clean sample of their own voice.

What is one's "own voice?"

Nearly all speech patterns, dialects, accents, patterns and phrasing is learned from one's social circle. Speech itself is "learnt behavior." It makes sense that those engaged in a subculture or online community may take up the way people talk in that sphere of social influence. Before hand, speech patterns evolved apart from one another due to geographic distance. In the modern era, it doesn't seem unreasonable that one would have greater influence from an online community than a local one.

I don't see any reason to privilege a specific, arbitrary way of speaking to be "normal" and one's "own voice" and others to be learnt behavior one "recovers" from.
I had the exact same experience about 5 months ago. > 40 applications, ~30 responses from recruiter, did at least 1 phone screen at 20 of them and around 10 full interviews (4-6 modules each). It was brutal and I don't recommend it.

Almost 20 years of experience at great large & small companies in the SF Bay Area. I like to think that I'm relatively intelligent and competent, but man, some of the interviews were torture. Even interviews for what are mostly CRUD web app development positions were doing l33tcode interviews (literally, I googled them afterwards) of moderate CS algorithms.

After 2 months of interviews I did get 3 offers at the same time. I've interviewed around here since ~2005 and I have to say it's still a crap shoot of if you'll get a good interview process. Some companies were great and had well rounded modules, focused on leadership, communication, design and just a little bit of programming. Others threw multiple l33tcode puzzles at you and had no idea what they really needed. Very frustrating.
If you feel like "modern programming is boring configuration mess"

then ask yourself - what have you done in order to have interesting job, projects, challenges, etc?

I mean, if you decided at some point that $big_salary for throwing JSONs via REST from CRUD app

is what you want to do until you pay your loans (e.g decade), then it's fine, but don't be shocked that you aren't doing bleeding edge R&D at some fancy place.

Like what prevents you from putting effort for year? two? and switching from X to Y?
I'm noticing this trend out of Apple on nearly all of their devices. I understand it, but worried about where it's trending towards.
well sure, I completely agree that it's indeed a boon. a HUGE boon.

the problem I describe is not a technical one, but a social one. and it's only a problem due to the current way society works. It's only a problem for some people (e.g me); them who are well satisfied by this "status quo" don't see any issue beyond lacking enforcement of IP 'rights' and the need for better DRM, and copy protections, and other things like that.

you're focusing on the technical aspects (plus you seem to be deliberately using the wrong definition of piracy).

I'm talking about the social economic aspects: I'm saying that this boon brought about by digital technology is only benefiting a select few. I tend to think about this 'boon' as potential that we collectively seem to be choosing to forego; I think it's my life's mission to do everything I can to avoid this "foregoing" of the great potential unleashed by digital technology; I feel like I'm swimming against the current most of the time.
You deserve more than $2 for running your phone’s data through Amazon
How does the financial side translate at all into the user-experience side? Their relationship is tenuous at most.

Also, the macroeconomic conditions between April and July were entirely different. I can see why someone would go along with a bad deal in a world where interest rates are quite low, then get cold feet when interest rates spike up. Maybe that's not optimal deal-making, but it's hardly a "fiasco."
This is one of the dumber takes I've ever seen on hacker news. Completely blinded by envy.

Where do you think all this stuff comes from exactly (or how is it paid for):

- the food in your pantry

- the stuff in your home

- the vehicles/PT you use to get around in

- the devices you use

- the content you watch/play

- the utilities you use to power it all/get water

- the services like banking you use

- the clothes you wear

- all the other forms of infrastructure like medical care/policing/fire brigades
From the article:

"Supporters of the new legislation say changes were made to accommodate concerns of critics - for prosecutions to start a complaint must be filed by the children, parents or spouse of the accused couple."
Leased robots roll in to help logistics firms handle holiday crush
This is the same argument about unions protecting bad employees or low performers. It seems to be an underlying problem of organizational power and not a distinction between public/private unions.

The issues I was pointing out are somewhat different. For example, there are unique problems if a police force tries to strike. In the private sector, there is the opportunity for other organizations to fill that void due to competition within the market. There is no such mechanism for most public services, public unions may have disproportionate power.
ChatGPT can draw raw SVG files
I don't know if it's the same but I rediscovered a few raw veggies taste. Lettuce is sparkling but it's o so subtle. Servings and sauces hide all that behind a lot of ecstatic sensations but you forget the original taste. Butter too.
Weird, mica is extremely plentiful here - there's actually a scandal here where concrete blocks to build houses were made with too much mica, up to 14% in some cases. (It's not good for the structural strength of the concrete). It feels like you could walk into any field in some parts of Ireland and pick up enough mica to last the worldwide auto industry for years.
These numbers are suspect, and the conclusions are wrong. Filters don't work that way.
You know what else causes "real harm to kids"? Telling them that puberty blockers are like, totes reversible and have zero side effects.
Can anyone recommend a course or tutorial series on creating simple 2d bodymovin animations in after effects? I always wanted to use lottie, but never really dived into 2d animations.

Edit: To make it clear: I'm a complete afterfx noob.
The pre-order price of the e-bike is $2,500. Which electric car makes that line blurry?
>Why would they build it of all places in arizona

for the Cynical person: Ensuring a future crisis is a sure fire way to get a nice Big Government Bailout in a few years to pay off the rest of the Capital costs that were not already covered by CHIPS....
Instructions unclear. I've decentralized my email, and now the spam is worse.
Right, but if those align with the times where the plant is not used at all (night), does it matter? That being said, I have no idea what the normal operational schedules are for these types of facilities.
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I don't understand why Perl is consistently dismissed as "line noise" and "write-only" but that characterization's rarely leveled against Haskell. It's much worse about it, IMO. At least the "line noise" variety of Perl doesn't usually dominate basic tutorials and introductions to the language.

[EDIT] Nor do Perl libraries tend to contribute to or encourage line-noise style.
> pessimizer

I’m guessing there’s an intentional link with https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pessary (from Latin Pessarium) as well as the computing term pessimal (same root as pessimism, from French pessimisme, from Latin pessimus “worst”) and optimizer.
I believe what you’re describing is a worker-owned co-op. Workers get a vote in business decisions.

They have some interesting properties and I wonder how they would stack up against a top-down structure like in a corporation or university. Specifically I wonder if they would be able to resist bureaucratic bloat and the growth of the managerial class that plagues mature companies and organizations.
I have no need for this device but it's definitely pretty. I love the wrap around e-ink. It looks kind of like an e-ink book cover. Cool project, gorgeous design. Would love to see more design iteration in different categories like this.
Yes this is true.
GPU Architecture Deep Dive: AMD RDNA 3, Intel Arc Alchemist and Nvidia Ada
I admit I cannot verify this, nor do I wish to given the subject matter

I'm taking it from sources I've found trustworthy
> The difference between running a 3090 at x16 PCIE 3.0 vs x16 PCIE 4.0 is negligible

This is very wrong for communication intensive workloads like large model training. If communication is your bottleneck (which is very possible in that case), PCIE 4.0 is 2x faster than PCIE 3.0.
Disturbing that this works, as it shouldn't do the reload even if the constant is passed in as a parameter.
For MS Access feel, there's also this PHP/MySQL GPLv3 FOSS project:

https://www.nubuilder.com
It would make sense w/ their current business model to see it that way. What's your take?
At this point is it fair to say that the official claim that Oswald acted alone is the actual conspiracy theory?
Here's another experiment: All employees share the losses as well. Company makes a huge loss, employees are liable.
Interesting.

I am wondering if you've tried EMDR after the event happens? So you have the thought that triggers the tic and then you'd focus intensely on the event and do the EMDR stuff. That may reduce the intensity of the past event and reprogram your nervous system to not trigger so intensely on it.
Interview with Stephen Floyd, Author at Best Presidential Bios
FBI Infiltrator Spent 25 Years Unmasking Nazis, the Klan, and Gangs
Anyone have recommendations for a server-push authentication thingy similar to Microsoft Authenticator? On sign-in to an Office365 site, MSA will prompt you on your phone's app to authorize the login. I want the same thing but self-hosted & open source. Any suggestions?
The big advantage of a bike is it's faster and can be used for sidewalks and roads easier. A trike is too wide and heavy. You cannot use it for commuting
ChatGPT has a bunch of built in "safety" triggers which it will cause it to state a hardcoded lie stating that it cannot do something in certain cases where OpenAI do not want it to do it, because either it can't do it reliably or the topic is bad for political correctness reasons.

If you can circumvent these safety restrictions with some prompt engineering, then usually you'll find out that it actually can do the thing it claims it can't - perhaps not very well, but at least to some extent.
I don't have to provide evidence of my opinion about design. You have to provide evidence when you claim that a company is doing something for a specifc reason
What are your skills and what kind of roles have you been applying to?

Your experience has been quite different from mine. Laid off 3 weeks ago, 4 offers at slightly below what I was previously making. I'm a fullstack engineer.
In my country, it's corrupt and cheap!
"Non-binary" is commonly described as a trans identity, and the word "trans" is etymologically related to "transition". If there really was nothing else to it than the truism that "gender is not merely a binary system but a spectrum", no one would be talking about non-binary as an identity of its own - since this has been a consensus POV for decades.
Why would you want to see the evidence of this? I believe the claim is still true, but it's one of the few claims I don't want to verify for myself. Maybe that makes it unpersuasive as an argument. It seems to be a more serious priority for the new regime over the old one.
Solar farms are one of the fastest electricity generators to build. AZ will have no problem stepping up production in the face of demand.
It's very easy to ruin Neuromancer in an adaptation.

I'm kind of skeptic after seeing the adaptation of "The Peripheral", which IMHO misses the most important parts (and characters) of the book and waters it down into an action series. All the social criticism gets diluted.

On the other hand, somebody adapted "The Expanse" brilliantly, but it's the exception rather than the rule.
???

If taxes are included in price, the consumer can just look at the price and compare rather than jumping through the additional mental hoop to determine if one item is subject to sales tax, and what its price is in tgat case.
What are your thoughts on insurance companies like Surest (now owned by UHC, formerly named Bind), who hide this complexity behind a single all-in copay amount with no surprise billing and no deductible?

My employer offered this plan during open enrollment this year and I’ve decided to give it a try after a few years of getting burned on our HDHP with HSA.
I'm an American. I routinely buy things in GBP, EUR, and JPY and the amounts convert to an arbitrary number in USD. So what? It is displayed to me as 9.99 EUR. I understand I'm not going to have a nice, pretty .99 at the end of my credit card transaction.
Drones and missiles will be used for many missions, but we are nowhere close to being able to build autonomous systems that can reliably handle changing situations. The B-21 will also be optionally manned, so it can eventually be used as a large drone to strike fixed targets by delivering specialized ordnance like the GBU-57.
Pray, can you elucidate on your non-factual statements?
Its not that hard to write the same article in 5 different ways. The author wrote it this way simply because they wanted to. People respond to tone, words, style, slang, crudeness, emphasis in different ways, and writing is an art form. I believe that diversity in writing styles is good.

>Also, if you see "polite" writing how would you know it's fake?

You develop your own detector after being "trained" on the dataset of prior comments.
In any case, a website where you can stream TV series isn't what I would consider the "traditional TV model". So it doesn't seem that relevant to the discussion.
Looks like Indonesia has grown tired of its economic prosperity and is looking to become the next Iran.
Now what is needed to get data on outcomes as well? I would likely choose to pay more for a increased chance of success. (Recall the recent coverage in HN of the professional musician for whom retaining ability to play saxophone was of great importance.) I recognize that some hospitals either serve more impaired populations or take on more high risk cases, so the comparison is not at all easy.
From context my guess is Social Anxiety Disorder.
> Is "discrimination" really the only evil we can think of these days?

Discrimination is one of the evils that the courts have interest, capacity, and power to deal with -- and a history of dealing with.

"Surveillance dystopia"? Not so much.
Your comment reminds me of a very interesting interview with Dr Az Hakeem, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist who set up group therapy sessions for gender dysphoric patients: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5ycqNoareUT6Y6s85LrJSF

He would include in these groups people at all stages in their transitions, so those considering transitioning further could be informed and challenged by those who had gone the whole way with surgery and all.
I am also a big fan of the colors. I feel like I get enough flashy bright colors from my phone and job, and it feels more natural and calming. I think the calming bit also subconsciously gives me a feeling of more dependability as well.
Depends how you define the market. They are 100% a monopoly for the iOS apps market.
Yes.

https://taxfoundation.org/vat-rates-europe-2019/
Really cool, but $279. That’s about double what I would pay.
If I take my car to a shop, the shop contemplates my car, and concludes that they can’t help me on that visit (because they’re the wrong shop, they have the wrong part, etc), the usually charge me $0. Maybe $15.

I have never in my life experienced an ER doing anything competent that remotely resembles reading documentation as part of triage. Why on Earth should they get paid more than a tiny nominal fee for the use of the waiting room and a bit of time spent by the triage staff?
The "mulls scorched earth strategy" part is completely solid game theory.

Always make it clear for your opponent that your worst-case scenario will result in severe blowback if at all possible. Then you can a) try to ensure that scenario never happens and b) mitigate the outcome or response if it does.
OS 8 also allowed you to drag any folder to the bottom of the screen to create a pop up tab, and switch any folder view to the At Ease view, so you could do the same thing without any third party software. But DragThing is just awesome.
AI Art is not Art Theft
Just to add a different anecdote: I have a 2021 radrunner I use daily in Seattle (hilly & rainy), love it, and I have non of these complaints. I have 4 friends with Rads who love them as well.

I don't doubt any of your experiences, but I mention this so readers can get more perspectives.

Perhaps one significant difference between us is that Rad has a showroom / repair shop in Seattle, although I haven't needed them for anything other than easier parts pickup (fenders and break pads.)
I stopped reading at "focus on mad-cool developments in clothes and home jawns"
Wheels aren't licensed rather than owned and charged per revolution... yet.
Apologies in advance for the (slight) moving of the goal posts, but to me the problems you mention do point to very dysfunctional aspects of modern life and common family structures:

- "Older grandparents" is a sign that people are waiting too much to have their own kids.

- "Other family obligations", like what... Work? Perhaps we should rethink our globalized, modern economy that makes dual-income families a necessity. I really hope that by the time my kids get to have their kids, my wife and I are in condition to dedicate ourselves to help them as much as our own parents helped us.

- "Visa issues" is mostly an American thing, which unfortunately I also I am very familiar with (lived in the US before coming to Germany). The US is only going to sort this out after it solves the Milton Friedman dilemma: it can be either a country of Open Borders, or it can be a Welfare State. Until it tries to be both, it is doomed to these catastrophic policies.
Electricity usage is much, much lower at night in Arizona because everyone turns AC off due to temperature drop. Plenty of baseload generators that can be better utilized at night with increased manufacturing.
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>Don't know why the top comment is dumping on Phx as if it doesn't have a great road system.

They left Phoenix _because_ it is a kind of place with a "great road system." A place is either great to be, or great to drive in, but not both.
Rimworld difficulty modes function exactly like you described. Raids scale 1:12, based on which of the default difficulty settings you pick, and can be disabled outright.
I'm excited for this feature. My brother purchased a small karaoke machine for my daughter for her birthday this year. It connects to her iPad via Bluetooth; but, so far, she's only been able to use her regular iTunes library for music. This is because the "karaoke music service" pushed in the box for the and available on the app store was a subscription for $19.99 PER WEEK.

I don't care if their audio processing to drop the volume of the lyrics isn't perfect. It will give my daughter the whole Apple Music catalog to sing along with and without the side of price-gouging.
How is it free if there is a pricing page?
> From what I've observed this year, companies that are doing difficult or low-level work are still as starved as ever for senior/staff/architect-level folks that can deliver, and are happily willing to hire them. Probably irrespective of company size, but I pretty much exclusively look for teams of ~5-20 people.

How do you find these companies? I'm trying to find such roles since this is kinda where I excel at, but most of the roles I seem to get interviews for are pretty generic backend roles.
Exactly! Easier to get on/off. Easier to load up with cargo. Stopped a light? No need to put a foot down. Super accessible for people with reduced mobility, yes, but also super useful for people getting around the city and moving stuff with them.

Canada Post is currently testing electric cargo trikes for delivery in my city. They're beefier than this, but the same idea. I live near the postal depo, and I love seeing them zip around - feels like the future.
The thing that got me to learn OO programming (9th grade...probably 1999) was my desire to write a program that contained the line:

> if (ned.isStupid):

and show it to my best friend, Ned, who only knew how to program TI-83 calculators.
It isn't really subsidizing because the goods are virtual which means the marginal costs are minimal. There of course could be infrastructure costs to get up and running in a new country. However once that is done, almost all the marginal revenue developers get out of these additional markets is profit because there is practically no cost to selling an extra copy even if it is at an extremely steep discount.
Apple announces biggest upgrade to App Store pricing, 700 new price points
Ironically I met my GF online because I mentioned I was a Lisp developer and it turns our so was she.

Not surprisingly it turned out we knew a lot of people in common, so it's surprising that we hadn't previously met. Sounds like you might have a good dating niche.
Nice, I never made the connection! Inception is so tonally different to how I felt Neuromancer.
"Currently we don't have a way to trace the "genealogy" of generated content, i.e. compute its attribution histogram over the training data. Maybe in the future we will."

This is a key issue. You will get criticism from artists until you fix this.
These flights were in the last 2 years on a top tier (US though) carrier on domestic flights; 1 was a very regional flight, where , as you post, an older plane might expect it -- but if anything, that any planes in a top tier carrier that markets itself as Covid ready are expected to be bad is typical of how much bs this is.
Perhaps I misunderstood that part of the article. I understood it to meant that to be risk neutral one must be willing to do both but I wasn't seeing examples of both in the article. I was seeing glaring examples of "extreme" risk seeking.
Why would I want all of my logins on one easily hackable, publicly available 24/7 by tech requirement, deeply connected system? It's an advertiser's dream to have one ID that will track me through all of the internet. Fuck that.