skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know your culture or your boss, but I have worked with people who could not code their way out of a paper bag, and round-robbined there way through DMs to "pair" to complete their assigned work. These people were highly paid and highly damaging to productivity and morale. I suspect I'm not alone, and I'll freely admit I have a large amount of bias in how I perceive your arguments due to that.

I will also say that your mentioned group chats should probably be a team channel, and the responsibility then becomes the Team Manager if the team members don't step up on their own. "#team-channel: @BobTeamManager are you able to help here?" would get a specific team member assigned.
There are complete lists of ingredients on everything in my grocery store. But NOT in my hardware store.

A large majority of items don't tell you what's in them at all. Sometimes Googling will tell you the main ingredient in a product, but often it won't or you'll get conflicting answers from random forum posts.
> Ok, so I'm curious about this place where you live where most restaurants don't accept cash

I've encountered this from the Bay Area to Bangkok. It's a thing. That bar, or that Starbucks or whatever is card only/electronic payment only.
Question is more why are they paying for moderators when Reddit has proved they’ll do it for free.
It’s easy to paint it this way, but consider the fact that concentrations of power in few people almost always leads to gross corruption in manners that are uncorrectable (except with revolution).

This is why some people do not want small government. Not because they argue that large government is efficient or cheap: it’s that there are more checks and balances on power.

I think CGP Greys video on “rules for rulers” illustrates the point quite clearly. https://youtu.be/rStL7niR7gs
One look-alike letter in the domain is all you need.
According to the fine print you'll need to get a 3rd party shipper.
Do you think that is reasonable? Is that what happens in other contexts?
Furthermore, they were very limited in terms of how much content they could fit on a cartridge. So what content they did put in had to last.
Elon didn't fire _everyone_ so the delta is less than 7k.

Still, has it been long enough to evaluate that? The missing employees might be noticeable once there is some big issue with the infra and all the greybeards are gone, or once there is some big EU investigation and all the compliance experts are gone, etc.
Each one being paid €22,122.10 monthly, apparently
I am wondering if we will look back on today’s chips or maybe the last generation of chips as a ‘golden age’ in that chips with smaller features are going to wind up being more expensive and less reliable with a shorter lifespan.
Wait, can you not subnet IPv6 smaller than /64?
which is still very limited when you need low-level/native access on the platforms, mobile phones especially iphones are very much a locked-in device as much as they can get away with it, android is better though.
Video of the original arcade game:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_UQ5wpa2eD0

Also you can play it on MAME.
> The deprecation timeline is too aggressive

I’ve seen Google deprecate a dozen products I’ve used. They all follow the same pattern:

1) Deprecation announced with shut down date

2) 1-2 months before the day, they’ll send an email saying the shut down is delayed by 3-12 months

3) Repeat steps 1-2 until enough people have migrated away

The same thing will happen with Google Analytics, scheduled to be disabled July 2023. There’s no way Google will turn off millions of Analytics (GA3) accounts in 6 months when their replacement product (GA4) is so inferior.
I see this exact back and forth in a lot of threads, but I never see it go to the obvious conclusion. It sounds like you can probably shed some light on this based on your background.

A) they dont prevent transmission

B) they don't prevent _all_ transmission. No vaccine is 100% effective.

C) end of thread

I always wonder, well are these ones 99% effective^? 98% 97%?

It would be a slam dunk if you could just say some number there that is in say the 70s or higher. But everybody stops at "well they aren't 100%" (and you're an asshole/dummy/republican for not getting one). But that leaves about 100 other options for what the efficacy could be.

Obviously it's a moving target and depends on a lot of variables, but as of today, what do we understand to be the quantified benefit to somebody standing next to me if I've gotten vaccinated? And how long will that benefit last?

^ against infection here specifically, and right now, not for any mostly extinct variants
At least your daughter went through a full interview, which does add a layer of legitimacy.

The most shocking element of OP's story is that he never actually got interviewed by a real person. He filled out a questionaire, received no feedback from it other than "You're hired at 12.5% more than you're asking". This to me is the biggest red flag of all leading up to the actual "ask" to cash the check and send funds.

It seems odd to get a job for $90k /yr without ever meeting someone from the company. Even if that actually wasn't a scam, I would avoid taking a job for a company like that. How good are your co-workers going to be if they are just hired based on a text-based questionaire and a prayer?
ionic with its capacitor.js is said to be the best option for now, not too sure about flutter but who knows when google will kill it.
If you only want to learn to read German, check out a book called "German For Reading" by Karl Sandberg. I'm using it now and it's pretty good.
Tesla cars have been described as an electric car software platform, so I'm not surprised they are nervous. The car is not just what it is today, but depends on remote services, regular updates and foremost it seems like the car can fundamentally change its features based on remote software updates. It's concerning, suddenly you do not trust that software vendor as much as you did before.
So wants the purpose of a holding company floating a fork of rustdesk that is supposed to be free for commercial and home use? What's the money angle Here?

I am an ardent supporter of rustdesk because it allignes with my belief system and the development is rocket fast.

You submit a bug request and it will be fixed very quickly.

They have a self hosting server so its not like there are problems with "trusting" the server. You can roll your own. Compared to anydesk/team viewer/no machine/zoho assist whatever, this is the only open source software that actually competes with proprietary software and is feature complete to a good bit.

Again, as a fork of rustdesk, what exactly are they bringing on the table?
He asked for 40 they counter-offered 45 :)
capacitor looks pretty good, what are those 'mistakes' you refer to
As a longtime HN reader, I have to say that the suggestion to ban ChatGPT comments is completely misguided. ChatGPT is a valuable tool for generating intelligent, thought-provoking discussion on HN. Banning it would only serve to stifle the flow of ideas and information on the site. Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater, folks.
Purging that many espresso machines… guess they’ve chosen the path of purely amphetamines…
It's almost like they have an incorrect corporate reward function, that their employees are then optimizing...
I wouldn't tell, looking at how some keep using text based workflows, TUI, and multiple TTYs as if their last Linux distribution has hardly changed since AT&T V7 UNIX.
Ppnas
I thought we all had the consensus this whole time? It's never even had half the userbase that Facebook has had. It hasn't innovated in years. The web interface is awful to use. It hasn't been able to get any traction on any other product (vine etc).
Are we really using "toot" now?
Don’t buy a new DSLR camera
It doesn't help that we have someone purportedly from Google trying to gaslight OP and us into thinking there's no way he paid $12 for the first year.
Tauri's been a pleasure to work with.
The Dinner Table Syndrome: why women are sneaking away from an intense debate?
Here's my attempt at a simple explanation of transformers. I would love feedback on whether I've got it right and how I could improve it. Cheers
I bet Neil Armstrong’s contributions to the Moon’s environment still make for a great fire kindle, like 3 billion people still use as on Earth.
Vite is much faster; that's the main difference for me.
Shame on OpenAI for launching a pocket nuclear bomb into an unprepared society
> If you have any advice please send it to me.

I would submit this to law enforcement. Wire fraud is a crime that is often investigated, and the more examples of these scams they have the better.
Both the intro and commercial take about 4 minutes

The guy makes his STL freely available. The least anyone can do is to fully watch his video so that the YouTube algorithm won’t punish him
I guess, but autonatlon.com kind of sticks out.
Anyone know if the Dublin office is selling anything?
If you're developing a widely used web browser you have to take into account the people booting from a hard drive made in 2009.
I think it's a good idea to always do surface prep before mixing epoxy (regardless of the working time).
> But using it to prevent the introduction of new code is not all that effective, unless you are far more stringent about how you allow processes to allocate executable regions. For example, if you prevent a program from mapping in any new PROT_EXEC pages after it's initialized itself and then mimmutable all its code, then no new code can be introduced, which is a useful property. But you need that extra bit which mimmutable by itself doesn't give you.

You mean like pledge(2)? The vast majority of the base system is pledged. So programs without the prot_exec promise cannot make new PROT_EXEC mappings, or add it to any existing pages.

https://man.openbsd.org/pledge#prot_exec

Perhaps you should spend more than 5 minutes reading about OpenBSD's layers of mitigations.
I did not, in fact, just point out you could have copper only turbines. I pointed out that there were also purely aluminum wound ones.

Additionally trying to scare about the effects of copper ISL when nuclear needs the copper and then also leaching (in situ or above) vastly higher quantities of ore which transports far more of those doesn't really help your point.
True, games like Robotron: 2084 and Space Dungeon are on another level difficulty-wise. Great games, too.
The name is meaningless but the similarity ends there.

Basically, left politics were heavily suppressed after WWII. The then-famous Greek Resistance was left-wing self-organized militia. After WWII ended though, the British armed right wing organizations including former Nazi collaborators in order to wipe out opposition to British interests[0]. Eventually a civil war happened in 1946[1]. Being left-wing was criminalized in 1950, as part of the Cold War and western influence. Eventually the CIA backed a military coup[2] that lasted until 1976.

This is just a summary, but you can see why "socialism" has a different meaning in Greece. It simply meant progressive values but not left wing.

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

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_Civil_War

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regime_of_the_Colonels#America...
>Why is twitter trash?

We can prove it objectively with how history played out.

What’s the biggest, most influential and main social network of the next 10 years that every legacy network is desperately trying to imitate?

Well Twitter owned the concept a decade ago and didn’t think it was worth taking any further so now someone else reaped the benefits.

“Trash” isn’t a strong enough word.
You're trying way too fucking hard. Give the guy a break.
> "Electron, but rust"

If we are talking about language then it is more like: "Neutralino, but rust".
Isn't it South to North as the weather is warming up?
I believe they no longer use the burning method [1] for measuring food energy, since it overestimates energy of high-fiber foods (fiber doesn't get burned when in the body, but it does get burned during measurement.) I believe nowadays they estimate the caloric content based on the fat, carbohydrate, and protein content of the food.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calorimeter
This law prohibits you from doing that without reporting it.
You'd have report that anyway, when filing your taxes, so apart from some extra admin work, that's not much of an extra hurdle, assuming it honest money.

If you receive your €10k as payment for a shipment of cocaine, you probably don't want to report it, so then you'll enter the territories of fiscal crime.
A slight tangent but...

Post some sort of "anti-musk" or "anti-apple" or whatever is popular at the moment and watch everyone rush in to come to that person/organizations defence.

I always find it astonishing when people do this and was always curious as to the motives as well.

I drive a Hyundai and have an iPhone, if someone were to say something critical of either I don't mind. I don't work for either company, i don't hold any of their stock, no family works there..

Yet there are always rabid fans and i suspect Reddit and such has its "fans" who feel compelled to moderate. Probably because they feel a sense of "community" or belonging to some company and are willing to do unpaid work, the same as people will post "pro apple" comments when someone makes a critical statement.

Look at the post the other day on the electric truck comments and others are writing that this is "a coordinated attack on Musk"??

People do odd things at times.
I really dislike the whole cynical "all politicians are thieves" vibe going on in here. Yes, this politician was probably for sale, she took money from dubious sources, AND SHE WAS ARRESTED. I think that's fantastic, because it shows that even the powerful can be held to account. This is most certainly not the case everywhere.
My experience working in such places has been that most people bring better food. Soup, pasta, rice and beans, etc. I'm sure some people bring sandwiches and eat at their desk, but most people prefer hot food.

Food prep at home is cheap, but has a labor cost in time. Are employees really going to do their own food prep in the middle of 80 hour weeks?

When I prepped my own meals I was much more inclined to go home at 5pm sharp.
Thank you for pointing out the error in the title. I will make the necessary correction to ensure the accuracy of the information. Your attention to detail is greatly appreciated.
Reducing their public funding, ignoring their events is more feasible.
Your identity is not fully in your control but not fully out of it either. One can make a conscious choice to “find a tribe” or to not do that.

I believe this essay argues that one should make a conscious choice to avoid tribe affiliation (even if that affiliation is only in your own head) in order to be a better thinker.
Pro tip - continue the casual conversation after the initial question. For a few reasons:

* If you do the social chat and then ask the question it really feels like you're buttering the person up and not being genuine.

* If you do the casual chat after, it allows the person responding more freedom of when to reply. E.g. they know the important work stuff is out of the way and now it can be a slower casual chat.
Yes, and then he dropped the real numbers about utilization.
blog post on developments over the past two years in creative AI
Upvoted simply for the _Contact_ paraphrase/reference. :-)
If it is valuable enough for you. Setup corporate entity.
As one of the highest political posts in Europe and being paid less than most FAANG engineers.
sudo, screen lock, luks, ssh, pgp, weblogins, keepass are all setup with yubikeys.
I wish I could generate my own private fido key in similar way as pgp.
> this is some rando posting something on github

Sure, but it's a post which strongly resonates with many people.
I seriously doubt he'd wind up in Austin vs Dallas/Frisco/etc.
The original post here is just a long string of original documents and background information, leaving the reader to read the entire thing to piece together what happened. Providing a summary in the introduction is a key part of effective communication.
The people seem to say despite the not new anymore slow & often-failing frontend. The old frontend is down regularly. Not sure why they don't drop it completely if the care so little about it's uptime.
Because it was over valued and produced nothing. 7000 employees. Moderation didn’t actually enforce rules. Nothing changed in 10 years. 0 attempt at fixing issues. Killed off vine with no attempt to make it better.
TL;DR

Dyson, the guy who thought that forcing me to fill 40 pages of paperwork to live in the UK, complaints about efficiency and paperwork and doesn’t want me to work from home, after moving his business somewhere in east Asia.

A guy that owns lots of pubs, doesn’t like paying his employees properly and wanted them to be deported from the UK agrees with him. Some people that own offices in central London agree as well.
EP needs diversity in leadership to be legitimate to the european peoples, since they are from many different countries.
There are plenty of very difficult old games, but Super Mario 3 is definitely not one of them.
You don't even need vehicle to grid. Just a discount for charging when there's curtailment.

Most regions can get by with no storage using that one change.
What does this do about page state like half-filled in forms?

Since I upgraded a couple days ago, I'm seeing that indeed every tab completely reloads when I switch to it if I haven't used it in a few hours.

But now I'm kinda worried that I'll leave something half-written and it'll be gone. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any way to test that in advance without waiting a few hours.

I also often rely on a long article being scrolled halfway through to save my place, or a long video I'm in the middle of, and I'm worried that my spot will be lost as well.

I find it extremely odd that they're not even mentioning anything about that -- e.g. whether you will lose data/place and you should disable this feature if that's unacceptable, or whether it does some fancy stuff to restore the state of anything that's a form, contenteditable, scroll position, or playback location.
You're wasting so much time and annoying people by doing that. This whole nohello thing was made exactly for people like you.
It does not need to be hardware specific. After all, talking to hardware is just software.

Your password manger could implement passkey support. And I suspect that 1password will do that soon with their recent acquisition.

The real benefit to passkeys is that password isn't sent over the wire, only the proof that you have the secret. Similar to SSH keys. This prevents a whole range of attacks.
Passive investing with savings from my tech job. My wife and I earned around 150k per year for 10-12 years but lived happily off of 40-60k per year for that time. The difference went into savings and retirement accounts and now we live off that nest egg and do what we want. I started a business teaching whitewater kayaking, packrafting, and swiftwater rescue which really took off during COVID but honestly the nest egg is what allowed me to do it pretty risk free.
Good news then, because many of his ideas have been demonstrated!
Yep. I had a pair of work stations that I had to flash the bios to get corporate security off of. So I could run Linux. Ran 4 call centers off those machines. Had huge signs on them not to touch.
Anything I tried to do officially would cost 10-50 times as much and have a year delay in approval. I still refuse to work with IBM for infrastructure because of that job.
"I don't label myself" - person who labels self with not labeling self.

Labels are useful for finding community. This becomes more essential the less popular or the more marginalized you or parts of you are.
Here's the Twitter Death Watch grafana that's tracking API response times, etc https://deadbird.singlepane.io/
In modern DDR5 settings the RAM speeds of DIMM slots are actually significantly slower than the RAM speeds of soldered chips. Modern chips are hugely dependent on RAM speeds for optimum performance and with the way the M1/M2 platform evolved from smartphones and tablets where everything is close to the CPU/GPU and soldered down I'd expect their chips to be optimised for this layout.

Apple is blatantly anti upgrade (just see the SSD situation on their desktop offerings) but that's not the only reason they solder stuff down.

I believe Dell is working on a new, open design for PCBs where this performance problem is smaller or even nonexistent. You lose the ability to do partial upgrades with the new system but gain the performance impact that is driving some companies to soldering down RAM for performance reasons.

For devices with slower RAM there is no excuse. Just an upsell to make you pay $100 for 8GiB of RAM.
Isn’t “someone who doesn’t label oneself whereas other people do” a label? :)
> I am comfortable with autograd/computation graphs, PyTorch, "classic" neural nets and ones used for vision-type applications, as well as the basics of Transformer networks (I've trained a few smaller ones myself) and RNNs.

It sounds like you're into it already. And you already know which new papers are interesting to you.
They cost what at the least 200k a year to run. And then just think how many times you seem actually used.
I mean, unless you're a gamer or do certain niche work... why would you need a "proper GPU?"
Or use clozemaster since it’s a fully realized app that does all the work for you.
Could you kindly repost this comment as the abstract to the article’s referenced studies? Then you may have an upvote, sir.
Reddit shows that people will sign up to moderate interest-specific forums that they self-select into. Not that people will sign up en masse to generically moderate a large social media platform.
It's a waste of time. The idiot fell for the most obvious of scams. Apart from the fake email addresses, the first line of the first email reads: "Our company AutoNation received your resume and application in respect of our job posting". That weird phrasing just screams scam. Every conversation with the "company" after that gets worse and more scammy.
It is orders of magnitude more challenging to found a co-op. Let alone get enough capital to get started.

We've set up our society to make it difficult for worker owned businesses.
One thing what does not help is that legit companies and businesses act as scammers. I receive also a valid calls from companies and email which look 100% as scam.

Just recently I got call from hospital about upcoming my procedure (I did not answer — all unverified calls go to vmail) and when I called back the hospital and they had no clue.
But it was a valid call: they outsourced all these things to company x which outsourced that to company y. All they cared is that company which does this have HIPPA compliance - all other things (unverified phone numbers, central system, etc.) whatever.
Looking videos of the original it honestly looks more like a sketch for a game than an actual game. The giant mandalas filling the screen beg for much trippier themeing than the generic blips and "the Atarian Federation vs the Xablartian Empire". The only reason it's really interesting to anyone is because the three people who ended up with the prototypes refused to let the ROMs get dumped for a while.

Minter is a total wizard, and I hope Atari gave him enough leeway to turn this napkin doodle of a game into something that can reach into your brain and give your visual cortex a really soothing, satisfying massage. He's good at that. Scary good.
My coworkers have it down to a tee (the wrong way that is):

Co-worker: hello

Me: Hi, what's up?

Co-worker: got 5 mins?

Me: Sure

Co-worker: rings me to ask a question that could have been a single chat message

In isolation, this would be fine but this can happen multiple times a day.