skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are plenty of limits on what contracts may contain*, so the "it's legal if both parties sign the dotted line" is, for now, fiction. It's also what every entity able to compel people to agree to its contracts is lobbying for.

*For example, in right-to-work states, employers can't agree to hire only union labor. Strange that that is prohibited, but an omerta imposed on workers is not.
I worked at twitter's data engineering org in 2018. It was the most relaxed work culture I've experienced. Great WLB ( code for its ok to coast) .
Spent my winters working from ski resorts and ski lodges. My mental and physical health were at all time high.
Instead of GPT, you can take sentences from Tatoeba, and analyse and index by vocabulary. 'PhrasePump' does this already. We glued together an NLP pipeline (Stanza etc.) to capture the lemmas in sentences.

https://www.languagereactor.com/phrasepump
Not everyone lives in the US.

This is the one made here: "Vesi, sokeri, hiilidioksidi, väri (E150d), happamuudensäätöaine(E338), aromit (mm. kofeiini), makeutusaineet (E950, E955)"

It clearly states that in addition to sugar (sokeri) it has two sweeteners, E950 (Asesulfame K) and E955 (Sucralose).

I think the German version is sugar-only, at least the flavoured kinds.
Hey! No reddit-style comments on HN. Here we have quality discussions, okay?
The Gravitational Self-interaction of the Earth's tidal bulge (2017) [pdf]
Usually a beta is considered feature complete but not completely finished (expected bugs etc) while an alpha is not yet feature complete. An alpha version comes before a beta version
They really are damn fine chairs.
Auction companies often do NOT ship, but will have a shipper that you can contract with; it will be overpriced.
government is like XML, if it doesn't work just use more.
That’s actually good news for Tesla in the long run.

It’s a company that sells cars mostly to yuppies and woke buerguesie who drive the cars as a statement.

Now it’s time to let this bird fly and see if it survives, for that it needs to appeal to the mass market and not just the ones who “move to Canada” every 4 years.

Tesla stock like every stock is (over)valued based on the future, and at this point de-Musking Tesla a little bit could be the thing that actually brings the money to those Tesla stock “investors” in the mid/long run.
or 10x metaverses.
Come on, the dentist is also the dentist... taking those titles to personally imo is a too big identitiy to start with. We know you are all individuals ;)
Not everyone's gut flora is the same. People are _very_ different.

I'm pretty sure your grandpa could also eat endless amounts of wheat products. If my grandpa tried that, he'd literally shit out his intestines because of the gluten (celiac's disease).
Because it's not a common name. I don't think it's out of disrespect
So, putting FIFA aside since it’s not a public institution, you’re saying that because some institutions have a problem with some of their workings, that they should be abolished?

We need to strengthen our democratic institutions and of course also be more demanding of honesty from their leaders.

Just saying they’re evil and we need to put an end to them sounds like people saying the police is evil and should be abolished. A really bad idea in my opinion.
Back in the days before async/await, twisted (an asynchronous I/O framework) used these to emulate async/await -- you could yield a differed value (like a promise/future), and it would pass it back when the value was available, saving some effort making your state explicit and writing many callbacks:

https://twisted.org/documents/21.2.0/api/twisted.internet.de...
I first went to the Web site, but couldn't tell what it was.

So started this video, but it's 21 minutes of high-noise entertainment.

Jumping around, I got about 21 seconds of information, and guessed at the rest.

It looks like some kind of 3D-printable physical storage containers/compartments that fit to a grid, like desk drawer organizer trays.
Pure speculation on my part but hard not to think that they are preparing to move the HQ someplace else.
> Ah, so you are projecting your own society's ideals onto another which wasn't always how it was.

To the extent that those ideals are “migrant worker’s lives should not be treated as expendable”, hell yes I am. (FWIW I’m Canadian, not American)

Your attempt at positioning that as some sort of cultural chauvinism is weird.
A friend of mine tried it once when he was travelling, and he bought it when je came back home. He swears by it.

I decided to buy one after reading this article. I’m tracking my sleep quality using Apple Watch, and I am curious how it will work.
We could refuse to participate in their sporting events.
Still the thing you said could never possibly happen, and exactly the thing I said happened of current reprocessing output being safe for now, but far too filthy to expand -- especially before they were held to account. And this is from an amount of effluent orders of magnitude lower tha what you are proposing.

And looks like you just proved that those overreacting greens don't have power to do anything after all. Must have been the abysmal economics and the fact that various nuclear programs achieved their goal of having enough plutonium that ended the growth. They also eventually conceded and put in incredibly expensive equipment to limit the Tc99 because it was provably building up to levels that would be unsafe in the long term from just one plant.
The next stat line says “4,764 workers were killed on the job in the United States.” in 2020.

I’m not sure we’re given clarity here - rhetorically, ok, fine, but the math doesn’t line up quite this way.
Out of curiosity, why announce this auction so early? Bidding doesn’t start for over a month.
There was nothing wrong in SCRUM originally.

When it appeared it was a breath of fresh air: minimal, explainable in 5 minutes, just accumulation of common sense.

You don't even need to declare "We're working in SCRUM" - the important feature is possibility to do "SCRUM in stealth".

SCRUM went wrong when it became "process", when SCRUM masters/evangelists appeared.
They started to teach "right SCRUM practices" and SCRUM became a bureaucratic ritual not distinguishable from RUP.
I've seen these for years, and I've sent it to people who needed it, but as I get older and learn more emotional intelligence, I'm starting to consider the reality is some people just want to build relationships at work because of how terribly difficult it is to make friends as an adult.

Also, depending on your job, you may have to accept that some jobs require you to be malleable to having wrenches thrown into your flow state. It feels like people expect life to always have their boundaries in mind, but none of us are the main character here.
What does this have to do with the topic at hand?
It's more than just good stuff rotting. It's a fundamental lack of care, or maybe inability to ship anything that represents a big iteration. On the Google Analytics side, they are preparing to turn off data collection from the existing version of Analytics in 6 months and have been telling everyone to migrate to the new version for months now - but their "migration guides" are missing crucial technical detail, fall out of sync with the state of the new product a mere month or so after publishing, or contradict each other. It's like the whole effort of documentation has just been outsourced to the world of blogspam. Meanwhile, they started aggressively pushing for users to migrate their data collection when the new product itself didn't support some of the most basic use cases that needed to be migrated. Something is just off with Google's ability to ship these days.
It does not seem to me that it demands correct pronunciation. The pronunciation check is super loose, you get away with practically anything. And you can skip it.
Not really, I can't drink that much of sugary colas. I start feeling icky from the sweetness after 0,5l or so.

The artificial ones I could literally drink like water, there are no satiation signals going to my brain so I could easily down 3 litres of Pepsi MAX a day.
This line of argument is utter nonsense and propaganda.

Review the history of what happened.

Covid landed. Then the federal reserve printed tons of money (shows up clearly in the percentage of government spending as share of US GDP and M2 money supply).

Then there was a delay and then inflation began to increase.

Inflation is always and everywhere a result of printing.
[2019, credit: xrayarx] Apollo astro left poop on moon. We got go back that shit
> There is also not much anyone can do about it.

For start, do not watch their events, and ignore them as far as possible.

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Reject hosting events organised by them. The same goes for olympics, fortunately most people are noticing that it is a waste of money.

(my city overwhelmingly rejected applying for winter olympics hosting after grassroot campaign by local people - I also participated in it a bit)

69.72% against, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Krak%C3%B3w_referendum

Reducing public funding for professional sports would be also nice.
Ha, I was just about to post the Internet Archive's link to Long Distance and you beat me to it.

Even though an AT&T promo, this is a great documentary. It's an excellent exposé of the forerunner to AT&T's post-War Long Lines—the cable and wireless systems—which was pretty much state of the art before the Long Lines microwave system superseded it.

The doco is particularly useful for historians of tech/communications because it provides an excellent overview of how the US's telephone comms worked by the outbreak of WWII—from the women who ran the network to images of line, terminal and transmitting equipment. It's and excellent snapshot in time.

Two notable things are the huge number of women employed to do the manual routing—Strowger switching being essentially limited to towns and crossbar/long distance dialing yet to be deployed—and the methods used to lay underground cables. Women's employment 80 years ago was very different to today and the film illustrates the fact; on the other hand, there's a remarkable resemblance between the drums of cable and cable laying techniques of 1941 and the laying of fiber optic cable of today—those 1941 cable drums could equally have carried fiber.

Some things never change.

Incidentally, I used to work on microwave television links.
Wooden structure is as durable as metal, it can rot if wet, but metal rusts if wet. Both can be painted, but its expensive and a bit polluting. Wood can be produced in systems vastly more friendly to environments than any current way to produce metal. Perhaps one day dropping it in from foundries in space might compete.
SICP is mainly a book about how to structure systems. It also tells you how languages work, but in far less detail.

PLAI (this book) teaches you how languages work. It also tells you a bit about how to structure systems, but that is not its goal. In part that is not a goal because of the existence of books like SICP and, increasingly, DCIC [https://dcic-world.org/].
I came across Fireship on YouTube about a year ago. In my opinion, he is by far one of the better dev-centric YouTubers out there. Unlike the typical dev screencasts that are dry and boring, his videos are entertaining, informative, and succinct.

The primary reason I subscribed to his Pro lifetime membership was to support him as a content creator. However, after consuming several of his full-access courses, I enjoyed and found real value in his matter of fact, rapid-paced delivery of content.

Jack, if you’re reading this - please don’t let the negative comments here discourage you. Many of us are fans, and know that we support what you’re doing for the dev community.
Boo hoo. The fact that society has upgraded is no argument against clothes getting cheaper, an absolute gain. The issue of repairability is mostly one of demand: almost no one wants to repair his own clothes, given how inexpensive they've become. Electronics and appliances are the same. For many people, it's not worth repairing something that can be bought new for a day's or even a week's wages. If people started valuing repair more, then you'd see more products with it available. Repairability is an extra feature, and costs more, something people don't want to pay for.
You know, the FIFA is an association. It has members. The members either set the rules, or they are complicit.

Now you say, oh, the members won't do anything. They are willing complicits. Guess what. They are also associtations and have members. In the end your local football club is a member of a local association, that is member of a national association, that is member of FIFA.

Why not start there. Start an initiative in your local club, that they take action on the next level, that they take action on the next level, etc. If you local club takes that up, but the next level ignores it, use your contacts to neighbouring clubs. If still nothing happens start an initiative that your club leaves the association.

If your local club prefers to do nothing, they are complicits as well. But you can leave. Get your friends to leave. You can still play football. Just meet up at a field. Place some posts. But stop complaining about the corrupt FIFA.
there are webview libraries from windows/linux/macos so electron.js-without-chromium works.

are there similar webview libraries from android and ios that you can link to as the desktop OS does? anyone knows what those libraries are?

I wish there is a c++ electron.js alternative, we now have tauri(rust) and wails(go), I'm using webview on github to use c++, just not as polished but it works well though.
This is so true. They even closed down their IoT core for pennies.

Google = unreliable as business partners and more shitty every day anyway.
Not too nice but too cowardice, they don't want to deal with the moral psychological fallout of killing evil people, they rather sit in a corner and weep about how evil the world is.
Spotlight Effect with CSS
Or people on H-1B visas that can't take the risk of leaving.
He had non covid coughing diagnosed as bronchitis a couple days before
No. Both Americans and Brits do care about your English mistakes. And both penalize you for accent. Especially when you do grave grammatical mistakes that just pop up equivalent to the mistake OP mentioned here.
Another one for the pile of "died suddenly"
I think the issue may be that humans have social norms which dictate that we express that we care. If someone flouts that norm then it implies that there is something significantly wrong with them.
Why do you think Switzerland doesn't need solar plants? We're still in the middle of an energy crisis: While we have more than enough energy in spring and summer (lots of hydroelectric power plants), we don't have enough storage capacity to make it through winter with renewables alone. And plans to make an energy deal with the EU have failed so far.

Alpine solar power plants are a huge deal right now, and cause a lot of discussions. They provide big benefits over solar on rooftops in the valley, because they are usually above the fogline and provide better efficiency during winter.

This is the first alpine solar power plant that's fully operational since August: https://www.axpo.com/ch/en/about-us/energy-knowledge.detail.... It's mounted on a dam and thus had less issues with permissions (as it's mounted on an already existing structure with existing power infrastructure).

Here's an English article about two big planned projects in Gondo and Grengiols: https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/mountaintop-solar-farms-spark-t...
> The thing that pained her the most was the shame of having been scammed.

I've fallen victim to a scammer as well (paid rent to a "landlord" who it turns out didn't actually own the place). It sucks, but I don't think it's something to be ashamed of. Our society is built on trust, and some people exploit that.
I've yet to see a Web UI toolkit/framework that works on all of the desktop (Windows, *Linux* and OSX) and Android and iOS.

If they manage to pull this off then bravo to them.
DoveBid was a good auction site for this stuff back then, IIRC.
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It's SOLAR FREAKIN' PARKING LOTS all over again.
The Indian scammers have unseated Nigerian princes with oil fields.
That's a nice saying, but it does not really hold true. Sure, banks aren't going to repossess Musk's house or anything like that. But they will recover what they're owed, in some form or the other. That's pretty much all that they do, all day, every day.
Just fyi, anyone can send email (a.k.a. spoofing) from @autonation.com, the harder part is correspondence from that domain - but I think you were pretty much aware of the scam at that point. Good job.
So people can only criticize one another from a position of complete purity and innocence?

Where exactly do you think that’ll get us?
> They concluded: “We do not have an adequate level of control and explainability over how our systems use data, and thus we can’t confidently make controlled policy changes or external commitments such as ‘we will not use X data for Y purpose.’ And yet, this is exactly what regulators expect us to do, increasing our risk of mistakes and misrepresentation.”

This is not a Facebook problem. It isn’t a FAANG sentiment. It isn’t a big corporation struggle.

It is a problem with how most companies approach data, and the typical response from employees told to care about compliance and privacy when everyone upstream and downstream does not. Or at least not enough, or soon enough.

Sure, they will try, but the request is a bit absurd given the parameters. And making changes is playing Jenga, but with ramifications for your employment, among other things.
Yeah, that doesn’t say anything. Iff it was poisoning, it’s like saying somebody who died from blood loss after a gun wound died from iron deficiency.
GP is making the argument Reddit receives free labor that twitter has to pay for
Is this a joke? You are struggling to think how the richest man on the world can afford to pay interest on a loan? He has assets worth $150B
This is one of the the main reasons for InvokeAI building the Unified Canvas

https://youtu.be/hIYBfDtKaus
Soooo many people dying suddenly! As opposed to the good old days, when almost everyone knew well in advance when they were going to kick the bucket and entertained long monologues to their loved ones on their hospital bed before taking their last breath!
A nice slice-of-life article. The world of used and rare booksellers has always been fascinating and alluring to me, a lover of books.

Books like "Club Dumas" (upon which the great yet unfortunately directed movie "Ninth Gate" is based) as well that offer a fictionalized peek into the world I find utterly captivating.

For folks that enjoy the article I highly recommend the 2019 documentary "The Booksellers." Such great stuff. I someday hope to be fortunate enough to be something more than an amateur collector, though I wonder if having the means to simply buy the editions you want outright rather than having to hunt them down might somewhat diminish the thrill :)
W skrócieWideoTekst
Deemz ma ten sauce
Kiedy zaczyna się noc, to wychodzą tu wszystkie bestie, bestie, bestie
Kiedy wchodzę na dance floor to
Pojawia się ich więcej, więcej, więcej, więcej
Jestem z moją bestie, chcecie zrobić sobie selfie
Chodzą jak zaklęci, to już dawno nie są dzieci
Wierz mi, wierz mi, wierz mi, wierz mi
Kiedy wychodzę z klubu to jest to pościg
Mordko nie mam prawka, bo i tak codziennie jazda
Nawet jak nie piję to się czuję skołowana
Może to dlatego, że znowu rolluje blanta
Może to dlatego, że nie jestem tak odważna
I tak wiecznie na życiowym zakręcie
Odpalam się przy litrze, odpalam się przy setce
Na mojej ulicy to nie ja się wożę Mercem
Chociaż pewnie siana stąd na kontach mam najwięcej
Dlatego chodzę jak młoda boss
W sercu mam ziomali i jak Deemz mam sauce
Lay low, zawsze, lay low, lay low, lej to
Bo to już nie jest hip hop
Puszczam Afro House i Puerto Bounce
I leci Żab i leci Jaś
Widzę większy kadr, bo chcę rozbić bank
Kiedyś zwiedzę z nimi, kurwa cały świat
Kiedy zaczyna się noc, to wychodzą tu wszystkie bestie, bestie, bestie
Kiedy wchodzę na dance floor to
Pojawia się ich więcej, więcej, więcej, więcej
Jestem z moją bestie, chcecie zrobić sobie selfie
Chodzą jak zaklęci, to już dawno nie są dzieci
Wierz mi, wierz mi, wierz mi, wierz mi
Kiedy wychodzę z klubu to jest to pościg
Jutro jadę do innego miasta (o tak)
Nasze fury nie Volkswagen Passat (nie Passat)
Siedzę w nowym Audi, a ty Opel Astra (bieda)
Siedzę luksusowo, a ty jak hałastra
Wchodzę na DJ-ejkę, robią hałas (zróbcie hałas)
Zawsze gotowa na te wystąpienia dla mas (dla Was)
Gotowa, żeby zagrać jak najlepiej dla Was (dla mas)
Gotowa pozamiatać tę scenę na szałas (rozpierdalać)
A potem spierdalać
Jak będzie trzeba to przez Kanał La Manche
Może moim domem kiedyś będzie Anglia
Może moim domem kiedyś będzie Francja
Na razie nie uciekam, bo mnie cieszy sława
Cieszy mnie Pinacolada, pita na Dominikanach
Rejon Wyspy Punta Cana, już za dużo opalania
Już za dużo swagowania, zaraz wybuchnie mi bania
Nie mam więcej do jarania, nie mam więcej do gadania (puff, puff)
Kiedy zaczyna się noc, to wychodzą tu wszystkie bestie, bestie, bestie
Kiedy wchodzę na dance floor to
Pojawia się ich więcej, więcej, więcej, więcej
Jestem z moją bestie, chcecie zrobić sobie selfie
Chodzą jak zaklęci, to już dawno nie są dzieci
Wierz mi, wierz mi, wierz mi, wierz mi
Kiedy wychodzę z klubu to jest to pościg
It’s right that most men die before 80, but I agree that if you get there, a high quality of life is still possible. My grandpa in his mid 80s gardens a large area and keeps bees, lives alone, and most impressively to me, fell on ice, got up, and shook it off like he was merely old, and not elderly (walked with a cane for a week after). For some, a fall like that is the beginning of the end. Otoh, his blood pressure is not really controlled, meds + diet usually but not always keep it down, so it could be over for him any unlucky day I guess. Still, hard to ask for better.
Sublet to who? Downtown SF office space doesn’t have a lot of takers right now.
Reddit has way more than 700 now. I worked there until 2019 and they had ~600 when I left.

That being said though, I would guess the employee count is still around ~2000 or less.
Most MITM attacks that we care about are active attacks (hence Mallory.) An eavesdropper-in-the-middle attack would just be the standard attack setting, not an MITM. For those who are experts the term is “MITM” and I don’t care what the first M stands for.
It really does matter for spoken language as much as for written. Yes people will be able to understand meaning most of the time, but no, you will sound as bad as if we're writing.

It is one thing if you mix up gender occasionally. It is entirely different if you just don't care and get it wrong often. And entirely different if you do it as part of shtick intentionally mixing it in specific way.

Accent and ignoring genders or suffixes are different things. You really can't equate them.
Can you share the link to your youtube channel?
Anyone know why those unpaid mods do what they do? It's like a cult.
Is it illegal though?
I think there are different rules out there, maybe modifying closed source apps is legal.
That's what they said about Theranos, too.