skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But look at the bright side: you can heat your meal with it.
The dream of bringing back Bell Labs
In recent versions, the "default" is just whatever last played media—if you were watching a YouTube video yesterday, and the tab is still open, pressing the play/pause key will start it playing again. There's even a little menu bar widget (it's called the Now Playing menu, and you can find it under Control Center in the system settings) that shows all the instances of actively- or recently-playing media the system knows about. Whatever is on top (IIRC) is what will automatically be controlled by the media keys.
This is good advice for clarifying your own thoughts, but your ability to communicate effectively through writing is very dependent on whether or not your team is composed of readers.

I personally enjoy writing design documents and feel that they help me organize and systematize my thinking in a way that few other tools can. My coworkers don't share this view, however, so I usually end up writing for an audience of one.
in my dreams they get acquired by Jetbrains :D
I stopped using iTerm2 because it was pretty hard on the battery. Any data on how Warp is in the energy department?
Do Marianos
I think a major reason interviews are so god-awful is that, due in large part to the high wages, there are a lot of frankly totally unqualified people seeking SWE positions. And when they fail an interview, they don’t dematerialize, but rather keep banging away hopelessly at the front door of the process.

When companies want a fully algorithmic way to filter for signal, it’s not because we think it’s a great process, but because it’s one of the only viable processes.
I think this drum still needs to be banged, either more often or in a different way.

This might sound ridiculous, but some people even equate calls for exercise with fat-shaming. I've seen complaints like that posted in internal FAANG newsgroups as a response to events encouraging people to do exercise.
WoW, Call of Duty, Overwatch 2, Diablo: Immortal, etc. etc. A lot of people might post vocally online about how awful a lot of stuff they've been doing is, but they're definitely making bank from stuff like the Overwatch 2 shop. It's generally only a vocal minority that talks about how much they dislike the microtransactions or skin prices.
Assuming you find what exercise works for you, exercising should be something that feels good and you look forward to in my opinion.
Merely because one questionable thing happened doesn't mean other questionable things are excused. We don't need to embrace a race to the bottom.
Eventually plesiosaurs will become mythical. The fossils will be dug up and lost, the records fragmentary or unreadable.
Let me guess. A university or a museum.

It's.. not pretty. A wannabe portico that is more reminiscent of a jail hallway. Its lined with buttock crushing benches to "rest".

As you (necessarily briefly) sit on this bench, at no point are you allowed to fathom that you'll ever escape the concrete that envelops you on every side.

Concrete floor.

Concrete walls.

Concrete ceiling.

But! There's hope in the horizon! A few trees grow in the courtyard. these are the only things that shatters this prison cell. That introduces hope and, yes, beauty. None of it manmade.

For the beauty in this picture, if there is any at all, is exclusive to nature. The trees' elegance jumps at the viewer precisely because otherwise everything in this picture is ugly.
+ trams + underground.
Basically all means of transport available with 9 Eur ticket last summer
Yup this is non-news. Nobody ever gets paid during a strike.

At best, there may a union fund reserved for paying workers to some degree during a strike. But that's always funded by the union. It's not the employer paying.

"Extraordinarily hostile" makes sense in no universe.
This happens even in university situation. Before moving for study abroad, I thought I had made connections at former university, until I realized I didn’t. Recently I had few episodes of really wanting to talk to people, but none of them were available. However, they hit up everytime, they need something. Might be my personal nature too. But I realized this recently. So I stopped talking to them either. I thought it was because of the distance, but I had few friends from university who moved to same place as me. Then after going on one trip with them, I realized everyone was phony and I didn’t have friends at all. Now I have accepted I will be alone. So I will never put trust in any form of social relationships. I can control the algorithms but not people. Human are selfish, so I would rather be selfish and happy than social and depressed. It doesn’t mean I am antisocial. Simply put, I put numbers before emotions. Performance over humanity. Machine over heart. I might hangout with people but there won’t be any deep connections. I will crack jokes, but won’t bother helping them in need. Learnt my lesson the hard way. Most of the time, it’s best to say “No”.
I found the most recent episode of array cast[0] to be pretty illuminating regarding what’s what with k. I too found it pretty difficult to know which k is the right k to use.

0: https://www.arraycast.com/episodes/episode41-john-earnest
> a monkey riding a deer for fun

I used to have a neighbour with a goat and chickens, and at least one of the chickens would ride around on the goat's back. There are a decent number of YouTube videos of other chickens riding goats, so it seems fairly common.
> Einstein famously had a lot of trouble with math as well.

Isn't it a myth? http://content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,288...
Zero chance they saw the superbowl commercial?
I'm currently on paternity leave, and I do need to drive my car every so often to keep the 12V battery charged up...
> I wouldn't trust a phone that isn't from a big name, seems like software updates might be a bit lacking.

Software updates have nothing to do with big names. They are too expensive for the phone maker, being it Google or Samsung or Xiaomi.
There is money. The properties themselves are money mints.

The problem is that it's not enough money for the greedy owners behind the scenes who have nothing to do with the games themselves. Think the hedge fund owners, the banks, the note owners, etc. They want increasing amounts of money such that there's no money left to sustain the teams making the games.

A pure case of greed.
That is a pretty crappy robot.
Just bought all the components and I'm moving from macOS to a PC. What's the best terminal emulator for Windows these days?
Yep! Groups can be easily nested under one another by simply creating a relationship between the group's members and the members of another group.

In SpiceDB [0] schema this can be represented like so:

definition group {
relation member: user | group#member
}

Here `member` allows a relationship to itself, which allows writing a relationship saying that every member of one group is a member of the containing group.

I threw together an example in our playground [1], if you'd like to try it out!

[0]: https://github.com/authzed/spicedb
[1]: https://play.authzed.com/s/9D5h9I7mE9mK/schema
How many administrators would the New School have to lay off to cover the pay demands of the workers?
Next Gen: Library Only for Curved NavBars in React
Interesting from a dev perspective - every dev I've spoken to or read about is very against office working, and usually very against meetings (in-person or remote). And the studies have shown that devs are more productive when left alone, and especially when working from home and not put in an open-plan office where we're constantly interrupted.

If this is not shared with the non-engineering staff, then we'll end up with (even more of) a two-stream staffing problem - non-engineers will be social at work hanging out together, engineers will be productive at work being ignored.

And the implied threat of "you're less employable if you want to work remotely" is utterly pointless when applied to engineers. We're employable based on productivity not sociability. Thus it has always been.
That's a nice tool. Do you see a way to add tags to make it more easy to browse the best pdfs for a specific topic?
Meanwhile I want to watch an anime, but Disney bought exclusive rights to it … and aren't even running it on their own platform, in my country.
Was it trained on Common Crawl Dataset or custom scraping ?
Since this is specifically related to accepting payment, one would hope this infrastructure has received adequate security testing as required by PCI standards.

In practice, PCI standards compliance is a mess of people selling "point and click compliance solutions," companies being too big to be properly audited, code churn between audits, companies misleading auditors or hiding key data. Security theater is especially pervasive in PCI compliance.
Also, more generally, when you outright lie to someone and they believe you, it's not some revelation that they make incorrect conclusions based on that lie. "People who say they enjoy being outdoors in sunny weather will stay indoors if you tell them it's raining even if it's actually sunny."
> 256GB ROM?

Reserved for future expansion /s
I'd grant that what I like about my credit union is going to a branch. Big banks often do better with online banking and it is hard to beat the likes of Capital One and Citi for credit cards although lately there are programs that make it possible for small banks to offer reward cards.
Surely corrosion of the rebar...
Great store. I loved shopping there when I lived in Chicago. Great produce and products. Not expensive. And not many people walking around when I went on the weekends.
Eh as a gamer I don't like this. Unlike the majority of HN I don't hate MS, they have quality stuff as far as gaming goes. Blizzard on the other hand sucks so much nowadays, they ruined Overwatch, the whole Diablo Immortal fiasco, what they did with WoW Classic etc. And not even talking about the whole employee harassment scandal. They lost their ways long time ago. If anything I'd rather see them under MS.
Ok sorry for the noob question. I guessed no, just because of the risks, but now I see there is no point trying.
I plan to port my scraping framework (Skyscraper, https://github.com/nathell/skyscraper) to babashka one day. I’m not sure how easy it will be, though, since it uses core.async (which I believe bb has limited support for) and SQLite via clojure.java.jdbc.
Google tried to do that, but nothing much came out of it. (Or did I miss anything important?)
During the Fox acquisition by Disney, the FTC was majority Republican. It is now majority Democrat. Elections matter!
Max My Interest
My mother is a reference librarian. Morale has fallen at the library in recent years due to lower foot traffic. COVID has exacerbated this. It’s become so boring for the reference staff in 2021 and 2022 that she’s probably retiring early.

Knowing that self-help online services are being used is not enough of a consolation for people whose calling is working with people and information at the same time.

If you live near a library you would probably make them happy by coming in and trying to find something specific.
> Ancient human relative used fire, discoveries suggest

and the wheel.
I think the chimpanzee analogy works pretty well in the corporate world too. If the CEO fucks up, then board fires the CEO. They usually don't dismember the CEO, but I don't think it's a pleasant process for anybody. However, everyone involved in this process is compensated very well, so there's no need to feel sorry about it.
Can someone tell my IT department? They refuse to give me a decent machine with adequate RAM when it would pay for itself multiple times over. It’s like 1% of my salary and they say they can’t afford it?
The quality of IT reporting continues to disappoint.

The idea of no-code/low-code is to lower barriers to entry. This is a process that started with the invention of C, continued with the much-despised COBOL, and had perhaps its greatest success with Microsoft Visual Basic macros. Yes, professional developers complained about the quality of that code, but it was a boon for many offices and was wildly popular. The idea is to make programming available to more and more people, so that with macros even secretaries could automate some Windows office tasks without needing to learn C++.

This is just a continuation of that process of trying to lower the entry bar for deploying automation. You are not going to write an auto-safety feature or build a load balancer using these technologies, but you are going to allow someone on the margins to automate a data entry process or put together a simple series of webviews.

However if you provide someone with a new tool to take on a new role, that isn't going to solve the problem of the person being too busy with all their existing roles. That's a completely different problem. Of course low-code isn't a cure for someone being overworked. It's meant to help someone with a lower skill level take on new work.
Can it run PyTorch, TF etc?
I completely support thwarting monopolistic practices and even trying to prevent them from being possible. I just hope Blizzard can one day be completely divorced from Activision. Whether Microsoft is a better fit, I cannot say, but I do feel as if Blizzard has been making one poor decision after another ever since the acquisition in 2008 -- and only very recently have things looked somewhat brighter for them.
Is it really? I feel like I can easily tell who is easy to replace or who is not in my team.

If you can't tell if you are a special snowflake or not, you can check if your company behaves you like one. Getting promotions, extra RSUs or very high bonuses should be an indicator
I believe most of the tools that Supabase use would work with Neon, with the exception of Realtime. As I understand it, Neon doesn't support Logical Decoding yet[0], which is required so that the Realtime engine can receive updates from the database.

[0] https://community.neon.tech/t/plans-for-logical-replication/...
Nice catch, and kudos to you and them for the quick resolution!
> Monday (November 21st) the airline was made aware of the issue

> Wednesday (November 23rd) resolution has already been tested and deployed

That's a pretty nice response time - compared to some big companies that are asking security researchers to not disclose vulnerability for six months.
But it's siting the sources, how is it a copyright violation?
"Thats just your opinion man!"

Ugh. The triteness is the worse part.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s hedge fund was always a disaster
It has to do with FTX because people are taking the FTX situation and using it to blame crypto.

SBF stole users' deposits. Fact.

SBF could not have done this had FTX been a self-custody DEX. Fact.

Crypto's sole purpose is to prevent the theft that occurred. Fact.

The theft happened because crypto was not used. The theft happened because users did not self-custody (which they could have, as is demonstrated by the billions of dollars custodied in numerous DEXs today). Fact.
I agree with this comment. I have no problems with Microsoft getting blocked, but disallow others also. Don't let Disney, Tencent or Apple, or some 3rd party then do the exact same thing.
The only trivial thing in software is hello world, anything more complicated or useful for end users is usually far from being trivial, in my experience.
A lot of higher education now is pantomime to create value for a credential. I expect it to get even more ridiculous.
This seems a little ridiculous, probably a backlash against shittily-handled hasty retreats to full-remote for the pandemic, from companies and teams that didn't handle it well. Putting aside that my current company is 100% distributed, doesn't have offices, and I'm the only one in the company that lives in my city, so they can't ask us back, I haven't had a job since I managed a bar nearly 20 years ago that didn't involve remote teams.

Even my last fully-classified job, where had to be in office because we could only work from a SCIF, we still had SCIFs in Texas, Colorado, Virginia, and PA and that worked fine. Maybe because we weren't Scrum and there were only 2-3 meetings a week everyone had to go to? Theoretically, software development should be a job that is possible to do in a mostly asynchronous, largely work alone manner. Linux, GNU, and other gigantic open source projects seem to have gotten along fine for decades without needing offices. Even when I was last in the Army working in the 1st CAV HQ at Fort Hood, we had brigade HQs in Afghanistan, Lithuania, Estonia, and South Korea and that worked fine. And, of course, when I was at Platoon/Company level, I was a tank commander. Obviously, during maneuvers, you can only communicate with the other tank crews via radio. We managed somehow.

Unless you're sitting within speaking range of every person you work with, you're surely sending them messages via some chat platform or e-mail anyway, aren't you?
I think mortality is not a good motivator for exercise. I exercise a lot but mainly for the benefits it gives me now. I feel stronger and clearer. I don’t really care about extending my life as long as I feel good while I am alive. Even if exercise shortened my life somewhat I would still do it because life until I am dying will be better.
Disrupting a long sedentary and poor diet lifestyle with abrupt vigorous physical activity is known to risk breaking loose chunks of vascular plaque.

Those can then cause a stroke when they obstruct blood flow to something critical. The stroke may be fatal, or maybe you just loose capabilities like motor control of half your body.

Either way, there's a reason many people are advised to consult with their physician before beginning an exercise regimen.

Stay active folks...
So what? FTX was a crypto company in the crypto economy, trading crypto products. this is some sort of no true scottsman crypto bullshit. the crypto economy clearly exists well beyond DEX's and its also pretty clear that the vast majority of the money is on CEX's so what's your point??
in the title as its huge
Carvana: This Is The End
I assume the main concern is Call of Duty becoming an Xbox exclusive
Those aren’t real drums right? Just digital ones that don’t need as strong a hit?
I think it's realist, not defeatist. More information can be good, but this doesn't mean it brings with it lower costs. It will require significant investment in aggregating & analyzing the data to make it useful. I think it is useful, but for professionals who understand the system. Alternatively it will put even more burden on the patient to coordinate their care, which is already a challenge. I assure you that you can still be incapacitated by pain or discomfort while conscious, and going line by line through medical bills to haggle over price is just not patient friendly.

Even if you get an idea of the price ahead of time, the price when you arrive might end up different because of your unique circumstances or maybe even just shady behavior. Yes, maybe the pricing transparency gives the patient more ammo to haggle with, but relying on sick patients to become market watchdogs just seems like the wrong horse to hitch our wagon too.

We have grocery stores with 200% markup on some goods, yet they're still in business. Price being posted doesn't mean it's affordable. Then you add in sales, coupons, rebates, discount clubs, "add to cart" pricing, SKU variations, "convenience" fees, etc... And the price listed is now no longer "the price listed". It gets even more complicated with medical systems.
> Outside of 'frameworks', I've tied projects to specific libraries that also were abandoned, and it's no better. Having every single query/dataaccess go through an abandoned library is not all that much different from an abandoned framework, imo.

Isn't it better to tie projects to specific libraries rather than frameworks because it should be easier to swap/replace a library than the whole framework ?

(Or is that OOP kool-aid I still taste ?)
Uh-oh. I can easily imagine how Waze gets Google-transmogrified into something that's only 80% useful to the average person, instead of 95% useful.

Google, I'm sorry I never clicked on any of those Waze ads for petrol stations or fast food.
I love the progress that FSD has seen so far, but given that Elon (and specifically him) have consistently said that FSD would be out and fully working "next year" for several years now, calling it a "long-term aspirational goal" implies that he was straight-up lying.

This is pretty damning.

I predict this will be settled out of court with a truckload of hush money, like all of these are.
And Ticketmaster merged with Live Nation under the Obama admin. Elections matter!
FWIW that article doesn't say the former-faculty-as-admin thing is a problem in this case, unless I overlooked that bit, and the usual complaint I see about higher ed is more about top-level admin being the opposite of that—part of the professional-administrator class without real teaching experience who don't understand or care to understand the front-line staff, look down on them, and who are creating vast new bureaucracies full of more of the same sorts of people.
Google merges Maps and Waze teams but says apps will remain separate
Shame and Cancel culture is actually not as effective as a culture that is oriented toward addressing structural problems in society and in specific niches of society. Everyone skates on the surface and when things become really bad or intractable they resort to extreme measures, on both sides.
Oh, the poop shelf, so you can examine your stool before you send it into the abyss.

They are also occurring in the Netherlands.
...or we could just mathematically prevent the investment funds from stealing the funds.
> If alacritty has a configuration issue, the community fixes it

Coincidentally, Warp is based on Alacritty

https://github.com/warpdotdev#open-source-dependencies
In some ways yes, but Epstein's clients were more powerful and wealthy than Epstein was. My point is that wealth and power makes you above the law.
To clarify, we had the 9 euro ticket recently which was the same deal but for a limited period. So everyone living in Germany would understand what was meant by 49 euro ticket. And this article is mostly meant for the German population of HN which is rather large.
Your anecdata isn't backed up by sales numbers. WoW subscriber count peaked a decade ago at 12 million. Blizzard last publicly shared numbers in 2015 and it was under 5 million, and most third party estimates show it continuing to decline. Overwatch 2 will be difficult to directly compare to Overwatch 1 because it's F2P but time will tell.
Im totally in support of stopping monopolies but idk guys, Blizzard sucks so much now I kinda want to see MSFT fix it lol
Umm... entitled much?

The point of going on strike is to forgo your pay to prove a point. You don't get paid and they get to experience how important you are.

If you can go on strike and expect to get paid no matter what, what would keep people at work? Everybody would be on strike all the time.
Ben Nadel – Dynamic Tab-Size Demo Using CSS Custom Properties in JavaScript
Didn't that already happen to Twitter?
https://youtu.be/p3ZuYttJkL4
Citing does not confer a license
Orbital decay is indeed quite fast at space station levels, but geostationary decay takes roughly forever. (There are geosynchronous orbits that decay quickly, but only at certain inclinations.)
Agreed. Using GitHub is already a better option since it's eliminating another party (Fdroid).