skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's exactly my impression. The lunatics driving this mad train of hate over fields they have no expertise in whatsoever are conflating things left and right that are denoting different concepts who aren't interchangeable.

Reminds me of that woman who forced the change of master branch into main at github while posing as a "programmer" or "security researcher". I looked into her profile, only PRs for typos in documentation or cruft like that. No serious contribution. Only hate.
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"OCD" is not "detail-oriented," what a farce.

Don't use "brave," you might be invoking the spirit of the msuline
Reminder: there is no such thing as shortage in a free market. The market, in it's infinite wisdom, will supply exactly the right number of jobs/workers. If you want more, you need only raise prices. This was a cold hard fact of reality for decades when jobs were scarce and workers suffered. Now it is a cold hard fact for employers.
This gets Ireland so wrong it is unbelievable. Firstly the British isles are treated differently from all the other islands on the map, and it's hard to tell that there's even a blue line separating it from the rest of Europe.

Secondly, Ireland doesn't even have a blue line, which implies it is connected by land to Britain

And thirdly, Wales and Scotland should really be acknowledged, and at the same time you might suggest Northern Ireland as well.
Tencent isn't claiming ownership of these strings, it's claiming that strings with a particular format have special meaning wrt. Tencent's APIs. It has told Github about that format.

This is fundamentally similar to how UPS, DHL etc. document how to recognise their tracking numbers.

"Their" and genitive in general doesn't necessarily mean ownership. It's often used for various sorts of connection. For example, "my address" doesn't claim ownership of either the street or the house, "my age", "my wife", all connected to me somehow but not owned by me.
> Instead of 'handicap parking', use 'accessible parking'

This is just insane. What is wrong with 'handicap parking'? 'Accessible parking' is objectively less descriptive. Its only accessible for the handicapped!

This is the perfect example of the euphemism treadmill. We started with terms like 'invalid' and 'cripple'. But over time, these labels are perceived negatively. So we move to 'handicap'. And now 'handicap' is offensive, so we come up with a new label. As if agonizing over what to label handicapped people makes their condition any better.
GnuPG 2.4.0 released (silver anniversary)
It causes two effects

- wage rises are suppressed

- labour is used instead of capital investment

Labour should always be in short supply and 'reassuringly expensive'. That way there is an incentive to replace it with machinery - which is where productivity and an improved standard of living comes from.

If a firm wants to use 'foreigners' then they should build the factory where the foreigners live and repatriate the profits. That way social capital is maintained.

We shouldn't judge economic success by how far away from your mum you have to live to get a job.
Airlines reinstate decommissioned A380 planes as travel demand surges
I don't care how my neighbor handles trash, just so that it doesn't smell or attract mice.
Yeah, that makes sense, but it seems more and more like fanboys than people like yourself. I have heard him say smart things and seen him do good things, and I say that in a nuanced way. I was more talking about people on Twitter (and everywhere else really...) who come in droves telling 'critical' people they are left-wing, woke and, of course, jealous of Musk. If you are just commenting something positive about Musk that has merit, then of course that's great, but the slack-jawed adoration for the dude is just incredible. Especially when he is being a dick and/or wrong.

I guess I never looked up to someone in that way maybe... Especially someone who I don't know personally and see on the internet (and thus might be a horrible person irl).
Discussed variously at the time, eg.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16910947

Others

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateEnd=1600300800&dateRange=custom&...
> While you're not concerned with uptime an old laptop isn't a bad way to go: built in battery backup!

That is a sure way to kill off the battery and a fire risk as well. Laptops aren't designed to run 24/7.
What the actual --

> The word "preferred" suggests that non-binary gender identity is a choice or a preference."

Is it not? I identify as a very confused motherfucker on this particular shambolyee
There is (or at least was, in 2014) a spinlock to serialize access: https://damonsnyder.com/2014/04/16/linux-dev-urandom-and-con...
Medicaid means testing is driven by the moral belief that people should support themselves before turning to the public for help. It’s driven primarily by that moral ideology, and not a desire to save money. In other respects Medicaid is extremely generous: no co-pays, no cost-benefit calculations for treatments, etc. But Americans in many cases would rather spend more money ensuring that public support only goes to deserving people than they save by doing so.

You see this all over the place. American schools will spend $50,000/year ensuring a child with dyslexia can get individualized educational support. But they won’t give free lunches to kids whose parents could technically afford them but don’t use their money wisely.
Is the problem you mentioned not fixed by collision prediction? Check out ourcade on youtube, if you don't already know what this is, he has a video on it.
You say that, and I don't necessarily disagree, but I believe that everyone is gripped by panic when they know they're about to die. I don't care how enlightened you are, we all fear death above all else. That, I think, is the root of the desire for immortality.

The only really pleasant, anxiety-free way to die is to not see it coming. We should wish for that rather than wish for immortality.
Someone feed the list to ChatGPT so they generate a comment on this absurdity only using the 'forbidden' words.

(Hope this very comment abides by EHLI)
Depends entirely on how much power you need. Pi is fine if you don't need much, NUC is good if you need something more and, from my experience, can run comfortably with the fans off if you don't mind capping the CPU frequency a bit.
Nerfbait, if Nerf guns are allowed at the office.
Python has been around since 1991. I'm little bit more experienced than you.
This isn't the case in the UK. Large tech companies are still hiring. If you don't have the boom, you don't have the bust.

US tech companies are still massively and ludicrously overstaffed.
`/dev/urandom` isn't a real file / stream. It's part of the 'everything is a a file' *nix mantra. Even if two users are reading from /dev/urandom simultaneously, they'll each get unique values. The CSPRNG keeps track of a sequence number and so you'll end up with something like [process 0 requests sequence 0, process 1 requests sequence 1, process 1 requests sequence 2, proceess 0 requests sequence 3...].
It must be nice to stay 25 forever.
Why don't people get divorced or break up?

Abusive relationships can trap you, personal or business.
Auto executives are less confident in EV adoption than they were a year ago
Jeff Bezos managed to. I wish more people would try, instead of saying "can't be done".

Of course very few would succeed or become billionaires but in the process they will create jobs and companies and tremendous value for a society that needs that much more than it needs the current wailing and gnashing of teeth against the "evil billionaires" that tried and succeeded.
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I’m not sure you can treat the lack of affordable housing as an indictment of democracy as an institution. Of course there’s more nuance to the issue, but it’s not as simple as people get what they want.
With what capital? Those that own the monopolies already have most of it.
Even an pi is basically in the same performance range as the average lowest tier cloud vm so if your considering something bellow say a aws t2.medium to be enough then your only real concern is if your app is iobound enough for the sd card to be a bottleneck and it's very likely that your app is not.

If you want to go with a more traditional x68 any of the many intel n4000/n5000 series systems being sold on aliexpres and similar sizes by no name brands as firewall appliances or network something do support modern m.2/nvme storage.
One does not imply the other.
k8s does absolutely jack shit when it comes to data migration so not really.

Still need to write all the procedures, test it, then do it on live system again.

It might make prototyping easier (...or harder) but that's about it
Apart from isort not knowing how to deal with tabs, and changing the defaults "spaces" to "tabs" in the tools (along with line length too, because for some reason the 80 character limit is set in stone even though it's absolutely outdated) I haven't had many issues. And this has been running for years already.
Other than terminal illness, war, abuse etc. there is no age/life-configuration/set-of-limits that cannot be turned around into a satisfying life. It's a failure of imagination that prevents you from figuring out what that satisfying life might look like (it probably won't look like the life you believe you've missed out on, you need to put those dreams to rest), a failure of motivation and imagination that blocks you from figuring out how to get there, and a failure of hope that locks it all in.

Effective therapy (and possibly medication) will grant you the starting energy and improved outlook that you need to make the rest possible. Godspeed.
I know, but (1) it's not critical, and (2) come on! It's so fun and so web1, and I have a static IP! :)
Bidet attachment [1]. No more repeated wiping, irritation, etc., a folded piece of tissue and some patting are the only things I need.

[1]: https://luxebidet.com/
> Cannot this reference be used to better defend someone who uses a poor choice of words as their sole offense? There are so many words and phrases enumerated, it aptly demonstrates just how challenging and context dependent things are.

Have you ever seen this argument work?

The whole point of "arson, murder, jaywalking", of "motte and bailey" argument style, of mixing obvious cases together with the things you want to make otherwise indefensible claims about, is because it makes the argument work only in one direction.

The only valid counter is to fight the inclusion of "jaywalking" on the same list as "arson" and "murder", but once it's your company's HR department quoting a Stanford-published list of "bad words", it's too late.
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Using static typing in a dynamically typed language will always make you a poor software engineer who doesn't understand the tools they use nor the engineering trade-offs involved.

But sure continue to hammer in nails with a screwdriver, it's only your own time you are wasting.

And I've noticed you failed to provide any sources whatsoever for your nonsense.
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I expect it to get easier to tax capital in the current climate where globalization is being reversed by a few notches. Both trends are likely to contribute to higher inflation, though.
The no-text version looks like Gallifreyan writing.
I meant in addition to the issue being discussed.

> It's barely usable, and with this behavior it's just dangerous.
If only there were some agreement or treaty possible in which young workers from neighboring countries could easily (without red tape) come to provide low cost labor, and even allow retirees to easily move to lower cost areas.
Thanks. Fortunately I've a static IP.
Is it public? If you host a high traffic site from residential ISP connection, your account could get banned.

Regardless,
I would host an NGINX proxy in front of some docker containers. It’s the easiest and classic way to front apps with custom domains very very easily. Traefik is also very nice and fast (Go based) reverse proxy.

If it’s purely for personal use, then check Cloudflared to tunnel into your network and access it like a VPN.

Again, if it’s Public be weary of DDOS attacks, port scans, etc. Personally I wouldn’t self-host a public web app from my house and instead would use a 4/mo VPS from Hetzner
Why not? Surely a period of profits and the knowledge of having improved society are enough personal reward.
I mean, come on, that's just false. There are not "still music stores" in any meaningful way.
TikTok will tell you why you’re seeing a video on your For You page
ornery (comparative ornerier, superlative orneriest)
(Appalachia) Cantankerous, stubborn, disagreeable.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/ornery
Thank god for SoftBank, funding competition at scale and making the world a better place!
The Homeownership Society Was a Mistake
But you can do the same with any password manager. If you don't lock your "vault" any of your passwords are exposed.

I think it would make sense to create a "regenerate" button or something like that.
Looks like at its core this relies on Chrome Devtools Protocol + Chromium, so I honestly would bypass a lot of this and write an all in one app that does the whole thing in a single, headless shot.

I think there's a lot of complexity that could be eliminated.

Also: not going to lie, I opened this in the hopes that you got a physical mail copy of the report :)
Lots of VCs willing to give you money to try, if you have an idea. This very forum belongs to one of them.
> Ok but many Americans are proud of their country, despite the fact it's failing to fulfill some of the most basic roles almost all other countries do.

That's mostly due to decades worth of brainwashing and propaganda ("American Exceptionalism"), as well as a factor of just how big the US actually is. Here in Europe? In like two or three hours worth of driving time from Munich, one can reach half a dozen other countries and see a complete contrast: other languages, other ways of organizing society, other activities, other sports, other varieties of alcohol, other political parties. We actually have competition here.
> There is still no real general contenders for Tesla realistically speaking, and I would really like it if there was. There just isn’t.

There appear to be many contenders, but then Europe's a bigger EV market than North America:

https://eu-evs.com/marketShare/ALL/Groups/Line/All-time-by-Y...

The best EV platform for price to capability (800v, V2L) at the moment is probably Hyundai's E-GMP platform used in the Hyundai Ioniq 5, Hyundai Ioniq 6, Kia EV6, and the Genesis GV60.

The best value EV is the Chevy Bolt: https://electrek.co/2022/12/20/the-chevy-bolt-is-about-to-be...

The outright best platform is the Lucid Air for both range and performance:

https://insideevs.com/reviews/443791/ev-range-test-results/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyDpQpcPpuc
McGraw Hill's S3 buckets exposed 100k students' grades and personal info
This is absolutely a great way to do it, morally.
This sounds nice, especially the hammock-chair part. It's most likely not doable in a rented apartment though.
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Thanks for sharing. A decade ago working through the book, I stopped at the logical programming language. But seeing the lecture now discussing the assembler has got me interested to maybe pick up where I left off.
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As opposed to inaccessible parking it is very clear: you can reach it. The fact that a handicapped person cannot reach it seems irrelevant.

Totally bonkers.
> All these new terms are going to be discriminatory in a few years as the bullies learn to use them.

This is called the euphemism treadmill. Soon, lots of the recommended new phrases in this list will be considered offensive and harmful.
I grew up in an extreme right wing religious fundamentalist household. My mother wouldn't say the word "fart" because it was deemed offensive. I remember the religious right trying to ban offensive words from broadcast media and my mother going to extreme lengths to otherwise ensure I didn't hear such words. There were lots of PG movies I was not even allowed to watch as a teenager. These efforts were rightly and widely mocked. It's both amusing and terrifying to watch the progressive left go down the same ridiculous paths that the extreme right did not that long ago.
Yes, but these don't happen in a vacuum.

Though that they are still focusing on growth as a goal is somewhat perplexing, since this is what got us in this situation (and we are going to pay for it for the next decades, centuries, even millenia...)
It's not so slanted. It just means jobs arent filled. It could be lack of able workers. It could be lack of pay. It could be lack of product market fit. Probably some combination of all. You're reading the rest in.
If the standard were "It caused a fatality, shut it down," nothing would ever get built. This came up as a human rights issue with the World Cup, but if you're uncomfortable with that, wait until you see how many deaths happened constructing the Empire State Building. You can certainly call Musk overconfident, but "People died. DIED," isn't a strong argument.
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Hmm, suddenly these employers will doubtless be calling for state intervention.
There is a nuance which is motive and intent. If I say, "can we bury the hatchet on this one." I am trying to solve a problem. My intent isn't to offend anyone, it isn't to harm anyone. A bully who attacks you verbally only goal is to hurt you.

If you dig a bit deeper it is likely the bully has very low self worth and attacks others to try and have control in their lives which they feel is out of control. Ultimately both the victim and the bully deserve our sympathy because they are both hurting.
An example: Walmart’s yearly profit divided by the number of employees: $4k per employee.
Those anti-discrimation laws don’t apply to immigration criteria.
Is this true? My laptop has been on 100% of the time (although usually asleep) and also plugged in much of the time since I bought it in 2014.
VCs won't pay you to give better wages thats for sure.
Just look at how long it took Amazon to get as big as it did - and Amazon didn't have much competition in its first few years ffs, they were the pioneers of e-commerce. The survivors from the first dot-com boom are so entrenched by now they are literally impossible to ever unseat unless government regulation intervenes - either in the form of marketplace regulation, anti-trust action or, like the EU is trying to break PayPal, forcing banks to offer fast payments.
What is mysterious about Chekhov’s success? Genuinely curious as someone who has only read a few of his stories but finds them clearly very well written and influential. Maybe the extent of his success is still somewhat surprising?
If demand is so low that under-paid staff is needed to keep things afloat, is the business even worth the effort from a societal view-point? Or even as a business case?

Only if the demand for underpaid jobs is large enough, I assume.
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I finally got around to reading Neuromancer, and it was pretty stellar. Not the best story, but man, Gibson's prose is phenomenal in my opinion.
Jeanne Louise Calment lived 122 years and 164 days [1]. Doubling the lifespan, 240+ years, is most certainly not possible, not reasonable, using diets, exercises, and so forth: if it were such a low hanging fruit, we would have already been there. Even if we could push the body using current technology, no one will want to live 100+ years (from age 70 to 160+) as an old person, being in pain constantly, fighting all kinds of cancers.

Therefore, the only way I can see a lifespan push, not only x2, but x10, or even x100 (10,000 years—once you get x3/x4, it probably scales trivially) is through 100% organ regeneration and 100% programmatic control over the morphospace. Broke an arm? Amputate the limb and grow another one back, your cells already did it before. Liver cancer? Regrow another liver. Heart issues? Make another heart. Spend all the years above 35 as a perpetual 35 year old, eventually in the bodyshape of Chris Hemsworth/Margot Robbie (to keep the examples in Australia). This scientific fancy is somehow grounded in the mind-expanding perspectives coming from Dr. Michael Levin's lab [2]. Personally, I'm compelled enough by their thesis, programmatic control over cells, that I started learning about their work, BETSE, Bio Electric Tissue Simulation Engine [3], and try to build on top a BioElectric Simulation Orchestrator, BESO [4]. Most probably, however, we won't see 100% human organ regeneration in our regular lifetimes, but never say never.

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

[2] Speaking with Cells: the Electrical Future of Regenerative Medicine with Dr. Michael Levin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzGaakopAKU

[3] https://github.com/betsee/betse

[4] https://github.com/daysful/beso
Have you ever seen a little kid fall down? And they start bawling uncontrollably? So you go over and check them out, make sure nothing is broken, and maybe you say something like "it's all right buddy, you're ok", because they aren't actually hurt.

The kid, despite having perfect knowledge, has incorrectly judged the severity of the situation. This happens with kids, because they don't have enough experience or emotional maturity to appropriately gauge their emotional responses, much like the people who write lists like this.
Have you tried? VCs beg you to spend the money they give you as long as that increases your chances of success. That is how IT workers got to enjoy the tremendous salaries and benefits we currently have.
These companies managed to because antitrust (and protectionism) are asleep on their job.
The victim is always considered to be morally superior.

Therefore step 1 in any "public battle of words" is to spin the narrative to cast yourself as the victim.

And if you can't manage that then find or invent a victim and rush to his defense. Because whoever defends the victim is also morally superior.

(I wonder who's the more morally superior, the victim or the defender-of-victim. I'm thinking the defender. There is an implied authority.)
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Lets replicate pagerduty v3 webhooks in convoy
> more people would try

What makes you think they didn't? There are hundreds of thousands (or way more) who 'failed' for every self-made billionaire.
A pi is a viable solution up to at least a few thousand visitors a day, depending on how spread out they are. You will need to find a way to give your pi/NUC a static IP address though. Many ISPs will give you a static IP, then you can simply set up port forwarding for port 80/443 on your router and be off. If not, ngrok or a similar service can work as well.

That said, unless you have an ideological reason for hosting it from your own home there are many platforms out there that can comfortably fit most non-critical webapps in their free tier with even less hassle than setting up a pi.
I don't think he meant democracy has failed only that it allows people to create situations that are bad for others.
Maybe helpful? "Creating aerial imagery with a bike helmet camera (GoPro) and OpenDroneMap": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33947618
You guys are missing the point. If we take X percent of the workers out of the market due to retirement (and age discrimination?) there will simply not be enough people to do all the work. Paying more at any or all levels will not create more workers.

Inflation is starting to affect retirement plans, and some are coming out. But companies need to want them.
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