skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The western world hasnt had staff shortages, it has had pay shortages.

Inflaition is double digits and employers appear to prefer to lose money (bold move from the capitalists, lets see if it pays off) rather than take a slightly lower profit margin to keep workers.

As such workers have done a round of musical chairs, and the companies left with empty chairs are crying that millenials are so entitled that they dont want to scrub toilets for $1 a day anymore.
This doesn't seem like the stakes are the same as Airbnb or Uber, when people claimed they were "changing the world" by ignoring regulations.
You should do something with this! It sounds super cool, and there is definitely an unsolved problem waiting there for you.
Actually the technology is NOT good. https://archive.vn/AgLi8

"The scariest thing about this proposition is that models suggest that many of the people who could well be most harmed by these technologies are already disproportionately vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Imagine this: North America decides to send sulfur into the stratosphere to reduce the intensity of the sun, in the hopes of saving its corn crops — despite the real possibility of triggering droughts in Asia and Africa. In short, geoengineering would give us (or some of us) the power to exile huge swaths of humanity to sacrifice zones with a virtual flip of the switch."
Okay, I admit, that is one of the more accurate descriptions of myself I have seen. I wonder if I could get a tiny bit of career advice here. Currently I basically have a couple of old employers that are quite happy to take me in for a few months a time to do something (financial regulation/risk management of derivatives is a powerhose of things not solved/done well enough) The trouble is, I'd like still to do something else on my career, and I have been flirting a bit with infosec, playing hackthebox etc, and pentesting might be fun. I acknowledge starting an infosec career would be a pay cut, but I am not that worried about that. What I am worried is that I have this nightmare of a infosec job where I spend my time running standard scripts and producing standard reports to customers, instead of this probably naive idea of getting to really scratch my head and hack around new problems (obviously some reporting is unavoidable) Is it possible to avoid the nightmare, if yes, how? Or should I just be happy with my current contracting gigs?
Ruling out false positives most definitely should not be the highest priority when it's about saving people's lives.

Note that even the emergency personnel directly involved are not arguing that the feature should not exist or only be allowed if it's perfect.

Because they would much rather respond to five false alarms than be too late for a real one.
https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2018/3/1/whats-a-stroad-...
If you don't have full access to adult life, you aren't an adult. You might not be a traditional "kid", but you certainly aren't an adult.

At 20, you can't drink in the US. I don't think you can buy nicotine, and probably can't buy weed in legal places.

Do they still deny rental cars to 20-year-olds, either outright or through fees too high for most 20-year-olds? Is this still even if their car insurance says they get a rental? Do some hotels still deny young folks lodging?
Tell that to the 19 year old girl who might get deported and who'll lose the only life she knows. I'm sure it'll comfort her to know how good other immigrants have had it. Cruelty can't be measured the way you're trying to.
There’s a difference between not allowing anyone in, and actively driving out young people who are already in and would make a substantial economic contribution over their careers.

There are of course hardcore anti-immigrant people who advocate for the latter. That position is generally founded openly on sentimental nationalism and/or racism because it doesn’t make any economic sense.
Toxic business situation in your case not a run of the mill “work” situation
Now here's what I'd like: The opposite API for users (i.e. not developers/companies) which allows me – the user – to collect and handle (and prioritize!) all my notifications across all communication channels, whether it's "Your order got shipped" emails by Amazon, "Someone commented on your post" notifications on Facebook/Instagram, Slack reminders, Office 365 calendar notifications, …
> Especially for the higher order decimal digits there's a far-from-random distribution that you can use to infer whether there's been any tampering, given enough values to study.

Inversely, the lowest order decimals tend to be evenly distributed, which is also a useful way to detect tampering (trying to make the numbers look "random" does anything but).
If you don't mind a paid app, there's also Baqpaq (written by me)
https://teejeetech.com/tag/baqpaq/
From the link

Your vehicle may also be removed if:

it is considered to be abandoned

it is untaxed

From .gov.uk
Decide if a vehicle is abandoned
Authorities must decide if a vehicle is abandoned. This is likely if at least one of the following applies:

it has no keeper on DVLA’s database and is untaxed - check vehicle tax online
it’s stationary for a significant amount of time
it’s significantly damaged, run down or unroadworthy, for example has flat tyres, missing wheels or broken windows
it’s burned out
a number plate is missing
They can legally enter land (at a reasonable time) to investigate and remove abandoned vehicles
Diet Pi v8.12
Not to forget they will manufacture it for 1/3rd of the price, often with 1/4th of the quality of the original part but still will put your logo onto it. And you as the original part maker then to struggle with the damage to your reputation
It's a tragic story, but it is simply not the story of the US. There are lots of people looking out for Dreamers, too, I'd be surprised if she wasn't able to stay when it's all said and done.
The key trick here is that they do a statistical test for interaction [0] which basically asks "does one variable influence the effect a second variable has on the outcome?". This doesn't immediately trip my BS sensor, but I haven't read past the abstract. This could easily be tripped up by poor data or bad modelling.

0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interaction_(statistics)
The majority of road accidents are caused by distractions and inhibition. If you perform like the best drivers on the road, then you won't have accidents.
> It’s a real shame that people get so bent out of shape about trans people

The issue which people react so allergic to is the complete lack of tolerance by the transgender community.

If someone points out that a man who really wants to be a women is in principle still a man then they get instantly labelled a bigot. It completely misrepresents the definition of tolerance. Tolerance can only exist in a state of disagreement. If we all agree on something then we have nothing to tolerate. Tolerance is really the act of people accepting that some men want to live their lives like women without actually believing themselves that these men are women. That is tolerance and therefore anyone should be allowed to hold the opinion that trans women are not women but that’s okay because we’re still cool in calling you a female name and complimenting you if you wear a nice dress.

It’s like with religion. It’s perfectly fine to tell a hardcore christian person that you think god doesn’t exist. It doesn’t make you a bigot, just a human being with an opinion. As long as we still let people live their own experiences without fear or discrimination then we don’t all have to believe in the same god. It’s the same about gender ideology. The trans community needs to accept that only because they feel they are something that it doesn’t mean everyone feels that way about them. The vast majority of people have no issue with transgender individuals. They just know that a man with a mental health condition is in principle still a man and we shouldn’t be ostracised to state truths like this.
alt+f4, ctrl+s, ctrl+x/c/v, ctrl+z, ctrl+p all work near universally on windows. Up until Windows XP that was also true for F1, but shipping help files somehow got out of fashion. Of course there are exceptions, like conhost, but generally you don't have to think about how to save or quit something on windows
Hm. I don’t know.

As a “generalist” myself, I find it sometimes hard to find a new job (as it’s hard to describe what exactly you did), but once I land a new job, I somehow become a person that just can’t be fired, and bring a lot of value to the team.

However, what I CAN recommend for such people and what did help me is to move more into management. If you are a jack of all trades, you can also quite easily tell what will take what time, and how much are people bullshitting you. And learn some JIRA/scrum shibboleths on the way, and you become quite a good manager.
I'm unfamiliar with how Apple's relay works, but Garmin's relay (IERCC) doesn't do much screening. It wouldn't have screened out these calls, as an activation by someone who doesn't reply to texts is treated as a very badly injured person who isn't capable of communication, forwarded directly to the appropriate authorities, and in most cases in the US if conditions permit those authorities will dispatch a rapid response.

There's a good reason for this. In TFA, for example, the authorities are merely asking Apple to properly calibrate the algorithm to skiing. They like the general concept, and have examples of it helping.

One thing I find interesting is that in this kind of thread there are lots of people who don't work in backcountry search and rescue condemning this sort of technology on behalf of search and rescue. I don't have relevant experience, but plenty of people I listen to who do support this kind of technology. They want to get more help to inexperienced people faster because their top priority is helping people and not punishing potential moral failings.
It's a clone of pico, which is 33 years old.
Aluminum is used for pressed (readonly) CDs.

You're right about the rest.
Are you still using your SGI box with IRIX, or did you move to something more modern like NetBSD?
Wonder how it compares to ‘Amazing AI;’ a native Mac app for Stable Diffusion I stumbled into earlier today.

Link: https://sindresorhus.com/amazing-ai
As someone who is moving away from a northern European welfare state next year; so long and thanks for all the fish.
Genius authors, filmmakers, musicians and other talented people are really interesting me.

Can scientists take a 20-40 year old person with an average upbringing and create the next Picasso or Stanley Kubrick by showing and training them on a ton of art? Almost like the data that was used to train ChatGPT in a way.

Or do human brains only soak up information like a sponge when we’re 0-5 year old and it’s impossible for an adult to go from average to genius?
Alcohol has been consumed for millennia and seems to be positively correlated with fertility.
Which interests are fighting H-1B immigration, and why?
> mathematical and abstract objects are real

It might be a distinction without a difference, but I always understood the idea to be that objects we believe to be real are actually mathematical structures.

I see it as sharing some ideas from the we-are-living-in-a-simulation idea. If we were in a simulation, you wouldn’t say data structures and objects are real but would say the table in front of you is actually just data.
I was this person on a team once. My boss called me the "free range chicken". I think it was a compliment...
So, this peer reviewed analysis of real data is wishful thinking science compared to your anecdotal observations? I might suggest you rethink your stance based on new information.

It's also interesting, how if school didn't play a factor, putting your kid into a under-performing inner city school wouldn't matter (or conversely, elite private schools wouldn't either)
That's the thing. I want to hang a picture.
Well there's breathing, is that not normal?
Yeah, the audiophile angle is... Strange. But my point was really that glass would last much longer than polycarbonate.
Aren't all Southwest Airlines planes identical?
Scandinavian countries are very nice if you are from there, are Scandinavian looking and have a Scandinavian name. If life gives you only two of the three, it gets a little bit more complicated.
I always liked the Lifestreams concept (look for subheading "Lifestreams" somewhere in the middle, it's a long article): https://www.wired.com/1997/02/lifestreams/
Nano is the first thing I apt remove upon installing a new Debian box. Yes, I could use update-alternatives to make it non-default, but better uninstall the damn thing so that nobody can hurt themselves...
Education does not start at the age of 21 though
An anesthesiologist could tell you. You see, general anesthesia has three basic components. The first immobilizes you. The second blocks your memory. You can imagine what would happen during surgery with either of those two missing. The third is an ordinary pain killer like morphine or fentanyl. Waking up is just the first thing that happened after they turned your memory back on.

So the truth is, this phenomenon says that you were probably lying there in light REM thinking about getting up for a long time before the alarm went off, or checking the clock every few minutes between dreams until it was time to turn your memory back on.

I did this too before every morning swim practice, except when I didn’t finish the deep sleep cycle.
+1 for me. Would also like to know this.
If your theory involves market participants acting against their clear and demonstrated interest (capitalists preferring to lose money rather than reduce margins), maybe contemplate your theory being incorrect rather than mass irrationality from a large number of people.
If my doctor lied to me about effectiveness or other aspects of my medication 1% of the time, they would rightly lose their medical license and go to prison if their lies caused any harm.
Now thats direct data collection
Is it possible technically? I mean can you read notifications from other apps without the respective app’s API key?
Lmao exactly I had a job interview yesterday and I think the interviewer did took me as arrogant and did everything he could to shoot me down and even told me that I don't have "the thing" in me, which kinda drained me for the day but is funny to be in such a occurence where the last 3 years I got promoted each year and in my current company I got promoted after only 6 months from employment start. But yea it is difficult to exactly reply on what I do, while I basically do the job of 3-4 departments until things are sorted and fixed and currently in the day to day basis, so yea that hits home a lot.
Schooling has been shown to improve all kinds of intelligence way before this study, many times.

What this study is showing is that genes and wealth don't boost nor nerf this effect, specifically on the 3rd to 5th grades.

They make it very explicit that this result shouldn't be generalized outside of this context. You folks are reading too much on it.
If they are getting monthly depot injections, that could make sense. But then the periodic mood changes as described would be a function of the frequency of administration of such hormome medication, rather than of taking it in general.
It's funny, because the image I have in my head is a little monkey wearing a fez, also standing on a shoulder of a giant. The monkey thinks it's important, because everyone's clapping.

I rarely engage in comments like this, but I think what you're doing is irresponsible, selfish, myopic and needs to be pointed out.

Tone down the god complex if you really want to help the cause.
im just left wondering what will happen if i use a phone like that in the basement. I really have no use for the satelite feature, but i recon, not being able to connect is the same as a phone trying to find coverage. read: very battery intensive.

I recon its like gps, not available in a tunnel and not very well indoors
Probably because it was an emulation of pico, which started another 10 years before that.

I started with pico and moved to nano.
10.8 is the last release before they fired Scott Forstall
those leading digits are suspiciously like looking at equal portions of the scale on a slide rule...
In my experience, vscode remote code editing is very buggy and resource hungry. Not very fitting if your Internet is unstable/slow and/or your target workstation is not that powerful (why is 8GB of RAM not enough?). I've had more success with Neovim either with distant.nvim[0] or directly on the Workstation with mosh[1]

0: https://distant.rocks/

1: https://mosh.org/
Something that annoys me is that the only good thing about vim is the idea of composable modal actions.

Don't get me wrong, that feature alone is powerful enough to choose vim as your editor of choice, but... There is no reason whatsoever why you couldn't have an editor with 2022's standards of UX and newbie friendliness that makes use of the same idea; it just hasn't happened.

Even when modern editors adapt vim functionality as a plugin, they just replicate the original design choices. Esc to escape insertion mode is clearly a stupid choice in a modern keyboard setup, but we keep it as a default; we just haven't moved past the original decision.

Has anyone heard of a (serious / developed) effort to create such a product?
Please do impose those unwanted constraints thank you!
The other rather dangerous assumption is that arrogant Californians are the only ones who will try to do this.

The problem is Geoengineering is not a zero sum game - if India decided to try and engineer the next ice age for example, to get access to the shallower parts of the Indian Ocean.
What you people fail to realise is you're playing with the world, not just your backyard. You have absolutely NO IDEA what the unintended consequences of a planetary scale exercise like this could be. And it could be catastrophic for a region half the world away. The trouble is, by the time you discover that dimming the sun may disrupt weather patterns in hugely damaging ways 10,000 kms away, it's going to be too late. But that's OK, right? Because you'll have made your money and turned to the next crazy idea?

The best read on this is from Naomi Klein in the New York Times from 2012. https://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/28/opinion/sunday/geoenginee...
> This article is saying that the differences are sexual, not due to gender.

No, it doesn't. It says that there are striking differences in the distribution of personality traits between the sexes, and does not take a stand on the source, besides that it is “certainly” a mix of biological and social contributions.

As gender identity, in the current population, correlates very strongly to “sex” [0] (less than 2% of the adult population reports a transgender, nonbinary, or other identity divergent from their “sex” assigned at birth), any strong gender-based personality difference would also be associated with sex, and vice versa.

[0] a misnomer for what is more accurately an externally-ascribed gender; biological sex is multidimensional, the binary division of “sex” by a subset of sex traits is an imposed social construct.
Meta programming. Code is data is code. First class macros. Lisp is an abstraction level or two above what can be done in Lua. Of course Lua is a Turing-complete language, but so is Brainfuck. The main thing is Lisp doesn't have a structure, so it can be and represent anything, a little like written text.

I do not want to sound condescending, I just hope to convince you to try something new: have you used a Lisp language before? Just knowing the syntax doesn't count. People have talked about it much more and much better than I can do in a comment.

If you haven't, no worries. I recommend a weekend with Racket. Then we can disagree that Lua is a worse choice than Lisp, but at least we will agree that the latter is infinitely more flexible and malleable.
I always have hard time understanding menus in English and imagining how on earth it will look like, or what it is even. This is a proof that nothing is wrong with me.
You forgot the last panel:

* Nice. 'Course there's an emacs command to do that.

* Oh yeah! Good ol' `C-x M-c M-butterfly`...

* Dammit, emacs!

https://xkcd.com/378/
I've never seen the point in spending time and effort learning and memorising a bunch of vim commands. If I need to do more than simple edits to a file, I'll have a graphical desktop installed and use vscode.
I tend to use nano if using a CLI as it's more intuitive.
Yep, although I'm not sure about that exact figure. (However, even if mild, the direct consequences of the initial infection could cause issues for weeks.)

But I read the parent comment as saying that after a few weeks Covid would no longer be a problem, and would continue not being a problem indefinitely.
Absolutely. Safety factors allow engineers to have good night sleep. ; )

Luckily in constructions the use of novel methodologies aren't that common like in other industries so previous small and sometimes big scale tests - also previous spectacular failures - predict future behaviour to a good extent with predictable risk factors, considered in safety factors. Also known things combined the known ways are preferred (or expects huge costs for your one off object). National building regulations on methodology encode some of these experiments (considering load, material and manufacturing uncertainties on top, also the time factor in the many many decades range) laying a legal foundation on what can and what cannot be done and expected, where the responsibilities start and end. Basically no need to test all new designs if proper - and legally approved - methodologies and procedures are used, rules and methodologies cautiously formed represent the validation there. (unusual shapes, materials, compositions, methodologies not covered by regulations might require much more scrutiny then, and potentially much higher safety factors too. ;-) )
Have operators in any other place - watching video streams from any drone in any zone of any territory in a web app. Video and audio streaming by TV and radio frequencies.
I was mainly active towards the latter end but Matt Dillon (of DragonflyBSD fame)’s DICE C compiler was my tool of choice. I thought it was pretty nice.
If your ssn is compromised, lost or damaged you can change it up to 3 times
you are right. Phones get pretty warm when using wireless charging.

On the iPhone X it was so bad that you couldn't use Facetime while on a wireless charger, because the phone would throttle the CPU after 10 minutes or so because the phone got too hot.

Not sure if they fixed it on later models, but I guess this is why they are limiting charging power. Glass and stainless steel aren't particularly good heat conductors.

Maybe Magsafe support more power because the exact alignment reduces waste heat.
How Germany is kicking its meat habit
Predictions for Fintech in 2023
Do you remember Popeye? Do I have to say more? How long did it take to uncover that spinage does actually not have super-powers? Peer reviewed, dont make me laugh.
> Well, there’s now a conflict of rights between sex-based and gender-based identities.

Nothing in your post supports, or is even suggestive of, any such “conflict of rights”.

At most, it demonstrates a conflict of preferences for how gender is ascribed to other people with other people's gender identity, but imposing gender on other people is not a right.
This is not a randomized trial. They cite work based on arbitrary school year cutoff dates, but parents do take action based on those dates, e.g. by holding their kids back one year or choosing a different school with different cutoff dates. The result is that due to parent intervention, more intelligent kids are in higher grades (i.e. have more schooling) relative to their age.
Did you include any compensation for the increase in water vapour due to the Ha'apai eruption?

There are far better ways to do this btw.
I got market salt. I suspect it's been licked by a cow at some point.