skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I remember my dad playing this game! He was a master of spreadsheets and 4GL databases!
But…it seems people have been fired for disclosing how much they're paid? Some places, the employers have language in the contract banning it, and some of those some-places have courts that allow it.
> I don't recommend trying 2 days per week. For me, doing something EVERY DAY is much easier than trying to maintain 2 a gym-day-schedule.

On a strength-building regimen, and accounting for time during the week, daily gym might be impractical. Normally on rest days you work on conditioning, which can usually just as easily be done at home if you're opting for cardio. At any rate some people seem to prefer daily exercise and others don't, it should be possible to stick with it either way.
Abusing the DMCA to take down unwanted reviews is an easy way to generate bad press for your own company.

> GoPro’s poor attempt at taking down a (mostly positive) review of the GoPro Hero 3 erupted into a deluge of unwanted bad press for the camera company. The fact that they Streisanded themselves into an even worse position, and were pressured into giving a public response shortly thereafter, has not scared other companies away from abusing similar tactics.

> Unhappy with Lennie’s review, Rotolight decided to file a DMCA takedown notice to Vimeo claiming “the title and tags for the Video, did infringe our trademark.” The video was then taken down by Vimeo, which at the time only had about 150 total views. After Lennie took to the Internet exposing the DMCA notice in a blog post, the takedown went viral across tech sites and copyright blogs, unanimously shaming Rotolight’s blatant abuse of the DMCA.

> Rotolight, like GoPro, quickly issued an apology for their baseless claims of copyright infringement. In an almost identical series of events, both companies were caught red-handed trying to get away with suppressing negative criticism with DMCA notices they had to have known had no basis whatsoever. Both companies, were then rightfully shamed into publicly retracting their copyright claims.

https://www.lumendatabase.org/blog_entries/797
Long shot, but is there any way you can forward this to your friend? I am pretty desperate to get this issue resolved. If they want to contact me, my email is in my account profile bio
What is an "anglo-saxon"? iirc they died out a thousand years ago.
Given we are in a topic thread about the US State of NY, about a Law in NY State. I am referring to the US, and Specifically NY which has been famous for their health dept in come cases not inspecting places for years
I mean, the government kind of mandates property investment over there.
I've been on the internet a long time and this meme feels like it's appeared out of nowhere in the last couple years, it's really off-putting. We're talking about the USA. America! Democracy is their brand in every speech and bit of media. They've been been showboating how awesome democracy is and how the free world would prevail the entire cold war. And now suddenly it's "yeah no we aren't actually a democracy"? This meme is the biggest narrative retcon I've ever seen.
Finland gets floating LNG terminal to help replace Russian gas supply
IFR means infected people who died.

IFR is measuring post infection fatality.

This eliminates masks and all other infection prevention responses from the discussion. This study was also done from pre-vaccination data as well.

This is the raw number of people who die after already being infected with covid.
Yes. If your bank forces you into the duopoly, you should probably complain to your government.
Seems there's a prequel in the works:

> UFA’s planned prequel series, Dinner for Five, based on a 2002 crime caper by the German author Michael Koglin, is set 51 years before the famous birthday party, in the year 1921, at a country house near Eastbourne, East Sussex.

* https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/dec/30/european-new-y...
It's the primary place in the world that conducts transactions in US dollars, yes.
Cahokia is shockingly big, and the idea of multiple successive societies of mound-builders is sort of ignored or taken for granted; the concept of American Indians who wouldn't fit into a John Wayne movie doesn't cross Americans' minds.
Current consensus is putting gdp at a low growth (0.5%) for 2023. Not a great economic outlook but certainly a lot better than 2020.
I feel this is mostly a good display of the confusion around what the heck is even doing what at this point. You can count me in this camp. And I am terribly interested to know.
The House personality - where technical brilliance so outshines their behavior that they can be awful to those around them.

I will take an average but nice person over a genius asshole every time.
reference should be searchable/findable on internet (paywall or no paywall;

info on how to get non-electronic copy)
Did you miss the part where he mentioned 2012 and said it costs $18 today?
Could you add the share link? So that if I share the URL with a friend or family,they get exactly my configuration of cities from URL. Maybe the cities can be embedded in URL as GET parameters.
Oh, so we need a Vice-provost of Data. That's what is keeping universities, otherwise homogenous and well structured, from aligning on data infrastructure and strategy.
The modern version is https://f-droid.org/packages/com.machiav3lli.backup/
One man's troubling tone is another man's dystopic reality.

I read a comment on here months ago about someone who enabled a hotel chain to process the data coming from the motion activated lights in every hotel. The chain was able to track workers with this data and cracked down on people taking too long of breaks.

And now a personal anecdote. The business I used to work at had an ID badge door you had to use to enter the smoking area. I was told by someone I trusted that when layoffs came, a member of management asked for a list of the people that used that door. The people on that list were prioritized for termination.

"Universities are literally awash in data. From administrative data offering information about students, faculty and staff, to research data on professors’ scholarly activities and even telemetric signals"

Why are professors' telemetric signals even being discussed? Are publicly listed office hours not enough? My dogs got chipped without their consent. Do professors deserve more dignity than my dogs?
Nothing hoppens in Russia, although it’s even closer to collapse than now. Happening any day. The war in Ukraine continues and Ukraine is slowly winning. Vladimir Putin is still in power but is rumored to be losing his grip.

Nothing happens legally to Donald Trump, although he’s even closer to bad things happening.

Twitter doesn’t collapse but is on the brink of financial ruin. Will collapse any day.
Why attribute poor driving behavior to intent/malice when most of it can be adequately explained by gross stupidity?

People can be just plain dumb.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Same developer as Dark Souls and Elden Ring.

Challenging combat that is very rewarding to master. Impeccable environments and setting in the Sengoku period of Japan. Masterful storytelling.

It's the perfect video game.
There's an article that gets thrown around here a lot I believe titled "The Elves Leave Middle-Earth" that I think is quite good, and a good analogy. Basically, it says that when the neat perks of working in a tech company start getting taken away by the bean counters, it's a sign of trouble on the horizon, and the Elves, the top talent, understand the signals and quickly move on. As I've said, I have some issues with the perk culture too, but when the TP is taken away, I think even the Orcs and Trolls can take a hint.
Have you ever been outside? I’ve lived in “woke left” cities for years and worked with a lot of “woke left” individuals. Never in my life have I seen someone get angry about pronouns or call someone out for using the wrong pronouns. It’s a fantasy invented to pit the working class against eachother.
Kevin Powell on CSS - YouTube

Jen Simmons on CSS grid - YouTube
Old diskettes, tapes, etc, cardboards, are --should-- be classified as weapons of mass destruction. Backup your bits, dudes/dude'ettes! < 3

ONE LOVE < 3

Happpy new year++(s)
Isn't the whitespace in pem files just recommended? AFAIK, it's there just for interoperability with old transport protocols and not a part of the data at all.
> People who participate in and contribute to society are entitled to things. They should have a sufficient wage, safe housing, food and clean water.

This is the /antiwork crowd we're talking about? The ones too emotionally stunted to even crawl out of bed and do anything productive because they've self-diagnosed as depressed/anxiety ridden/whatever?

No they're not entitled to anything. The ones that actually contribute to society are, but a huge chunk of them aren't. Which is fine, but then can't bitch about it and shouldn't expect anything in return. They can go live in the mountains or under a bridge.
Great let's simplify the tax code and clear it out completely. It's never been good policy.
I've used this the past few years.

Writing things down is very helpful, but the real benefit is introspecting at the end of the year. You have a record of what you hoped to do, and know what you did, and can think about what worked and what didn't.

In my case, the contrast between what I thought I could do and what I actually could couldn't have been starker.
I'm saying that it is NOT because of the ongoing bandwidth cost, but rather as a deterrent to fraud.
It depends on where you live; properly speaking, the proportion of your rent that is caused either by regulatory capture or by land ownership is the "rent-seeking" kind of rent, the rest is "hiring a house" kind of rent.

In municipalities with highly restricted supply due to regulation, as well as expensive land due to lack of a land value tax or property tax, most of your rent will be the "rent-seeking" kind of rent. Apartments usually are built on very expensive land and are still affected by restricted supply caused by regulatory capture, so they're not different in this instance.
>> the "politically correct zealotry" of my generation is now widely understood to have been on the correct side of history

Maybe you're right, but if you were in that kind of wave - I guess you mean the American civil rights movement of the 1960s, not the widely mocked PC movement of the 80s? - you were exceptionally lucky from a world-historical point of view. Currently, the same words might also be uttered by one of the hostage takers in the Iranian revolution, any member of the Taliban, or one of the older prison guards at a concentration camp in Xinjiang. (Really. Imagine each of those people saying that sentence). Point being, those words usually sound absurd to anyone who doesn't share your political and cultural frame of reference.
By benefits I don't mean simply TC pay package items or employee perks, I mean not being subject to games industry-style unpaid overtime crunch, or forced RTO for those who had moved hours away from the nearest office during the pandemic, basic QoL "luxuries" who might be put into jeopardy as labor power weakens in poor economic situations.
AI program that has learned personal preferences and 'auto-searches' can help speed up search process.
> I don’t know who promised you this, but it sounds like you got sold a bridge in Brooklyn.

Gold keeps increasing in value, the Mona Lisa too... Econ 101.

I've already partially answer this in another comment but if you think about it: I'd never buy a property with a 30 year mortgage if I'd known it'd lose its value. I'd be better or cheaper to just rent. But then if buying is a bad choice, because what just said, then who we'd be renting from?

I'm with you, that housing should be affordable. But it seems that everyone here forgets basic Economics.
My Steam Deck arrives tomorrow. I'm really looking forward to it as I think it will be a game changer for some of my favorite games. At a certain point I stopped enjoying playing games at my computer. Since then I've mostly stuck to playing games on my Switch. Here is what I plan to play.

* Fallout New Vegas - Explore the post-apocalyptic wasteland of the Mojave. Many ways to play the game. Worth playing and re-playing.

* Keberal Space Program - Build your own rockets and try to get them into space.
There is so much you can do with this game via mods. Mechjeb is a must as it makes it much easier to get your ship where you want to go.

* Sim City 4 - There's really no substitute for the classic. Cities Skylines is ok and I might try it again on the Deck. It seems to be broken on the switch (gameplay falls apart at 30k pop).
3840 × 2160
This looks a lot like the stats on prevalence of Borderline Personality Disorder in the general population.
I enjoyed my time working at Zulily, the engineers are given a lot of responsibility, which can be good or bad, but I enjoyed it.

Too bad GeekWire is using the old photo, the new logo looks better.

I recognize the name of the alleged, we worked on separate teams. This should have been caught in code review, though. I have no comment to say other than that.
Sounds like finance and advertising
The difference is that you have a choice about whether or not to engage with a corporation, but not for your union or government. If you don't want to engage with a corrupt corporation then you can switch jobs or start a new company, but if you don't want to engage with a corrupt union then you basically have to switch industries.
That doesn't make sense, why would the price be dependent on the size then?
It would be nice if Rust could do this, but it breaks backwards compatibility. Some existing code depends on pointer values of &T being equal or not equal.
I was actually thinking this morning about a rash of surprisingly bad Covid etiquette I'd seen recently, and one thing might fit this "5% rule"...

A minority of the bizarre Covid bad-etiquette incidents I think can't be attributed to accident, grogginess, preoccupation, symptom fatigue, etc. Specifically, I've seen a few incidents in the last week or two, of people who really did seem to go out of their way to intentionally cough on/at someone.

It's sad, but I guess I can believe it: some people will be nasty sometimes, and Covid time gives them a weapon (whether they have it, or the victim merely wonders whether they have it), and they can do it with impunity.

(I saw something related, earlier in Covid, but it was usually presumed anti-maskers who seemed to do an intentional/faux cough as they passed someone wearing a mask, more like they intended it to be a joke. What I've seen recently seems to have nastier intent.)

I have only a handful of anecdotes, but I wonder whether the idea of intentionally spreading Covid (or making people think you did) was introduced in pop-culture recently, and people more inclined to be nasty latched onto it.
(OP) I started the blog in ~2009. I'm a fan of OpenAI's work... but I don't use it for my blog.
I agree mindset is the bigger problem. Zoning and roads in a lot of the US suburbia are bad, and even now I wouldn't want to bike or walk around most of the roads myself, but it's the mindset that every stranger is someone trying to steal their child that is holding parents back.

There is no motivation to improve freedom of movement for children if parents don't even think children should have that freedom.
Funny. But I have to root in order to pass safetynet on my device since it doesn't pass with the official lineage build on my device last time I checked (I squarely blame Google on this not lineage devs!).

Since am rooted anyways, it is my preferred method of installing Revanced Youtube [0], forcing auto-updates [1][2] for apps the way Google Playstore does it plus other miscellaneous fixes. It's also how I install microG[3].

Root has far too many other benefits to cover in one sitting but one of my favorites include being able to use an old app called DriveDroid to turn your Android into a bootable USB device capable of running live operating system ISOs.

[0] https://github.com/j-hc/revanced-magisk-module

[1] https://github.com/entr0pia/Fdroid-Priv

[2] https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraServices
- This one isn't exactly self-updating but makes updating apps a one-click affair.

[3] https://github.com/nift4/microg_installer_revived
That sounds like a social credit, which sounds dystopian to me.
Pope Francis to lead funeral for Benedict XVI, a first in modern history
You have to remember that back in those days, for a computer to generate an image did not mean for it to render an image on a screen like we do today. It meant generating an image to be printed on paper using the same kind of technology that was used for printing magazines and newspapers. That was a time-consuming physical process, not so much a time-consuming computational process (though it was probably that too back in 1965).
> Maybe rust needs an asBorrow or similar?

FWIW, the `Borrow`, `AsRef`, and `Deref` traits all exist to support different variants of this.
> You're assuming that a tech union would prevent people from being laid off and maybe it would to some degree. But more likely there would be rules on how you have to treat workers. And they would necessarily be rigid. For instance, layoffs would likely happen by some rule that favors how long you've been at the firm or some meaningless objective measure. That obviously doesn't make sense because layoffs are an opportunity to cut weaker performers or entire teams that don't really do anything.

“weaker performers” is either (1) an objective measure that unions can be sold on, or (2) a cover for “management discretion”. Usually, what management wants is #2, which is why unions tend to oppose it.

Union agreements do often allow shutting down locations/functions with notice and sometimes meet/confer rules, but if people are laid off for that reason and not for cause, they tend to have rehire priority if the company hires for the same job classification, preventing closures being paired with new (but surprisingly similar) new units and discretionary rehiring to do bypass targeted firing rules requiring process and evidence of violation of rules/standards.
here APK at apkmirror

https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/lineageos/lineageos-camera-4/c...
Those places might also start forming unions, even if those unions might not be in their members' interests.

https://www.protocol.com/china/china-tech-companies-unions
Equity is the part of the mortgage paid off (unleveraged value in the house).
Ok, you make some fair points and I'm not hung up on the 'nationalistic' part of this, so let's not argue about that. What's much more important is that you broke the site guidelines extremely egregiously in the dozens of comments you posted in this thread. That's unacceptable, and we ban accounts that do it, so please don't do it again.

I have no problem with your views about babies. But there was a huge problem with the aggressive comments you posted. That is a direct contribution to destroying this place, and we can't allow that.

Moreover, it wasn't in your interest to argue this way. I understand how emotional the topic is—and rightly so—but attacking and putting other people down is not only not going to persuade them, it's going to harden them in their wrong (or what you consider to be wrong) position. By doing this you provided lots of fresh justification to dismiss your point of view—after all, look at how the people defending it behave! Assuming your position is true, then what you achieve by doing this is to discredit the truth (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor...). Not only is that not in your interest, it hurts everybody.

I know that other people also behaved badly in this thread and I scolded some of them, but I'm sad to say that your posts were the worst by a significant margin. Since you don't have a history of conducting yourself this way on HN (at least not from the old comments I skimmed through), I'm sure you can avoid this in the future. If you'd please do that, and also make sure you're up on the site guidelines at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html, we'd appreciate it.
Bug: All other cities use the Phrase I type in the box. I.E.for NYC, If I type JFK, it shows JFK on its hour hand. But the local time always shows LOS for me even if I type SFO. It should show SFO, as typed.
Ooh I want to read about this. Do you have a link?
Then give the data away for free to those who might do something useful with it.
Couldn’t agree more with this, with the exception of being so casual about security updates.

I miss real OSX. I miss Snow Leopard and Mountain Lion.

Where are the no new features upgrades? I don’t need new lipstick on the pig every year. I need it to work without regressions.

Also I want to set fire to the settings screen in Ventura. It’s bad. It’s just bad. Someone did a bad job.

New OSX versions used to be a good thing. Now I just dread them for fear of what they’ll break just for an excuse to make the computer that I “own” a paperweight after a fixed time period.
I don't think it's been mentioned, but automation tools like Automagic[1] are invaluable, and need root.

[1] https://automagic4android.com/ Just noticed it's no longer maintained. One can use the more popular Tasker. Shame, though - Automagic could do everything Tasker did and was much easier to use.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch....
Maybe aggressive drivers don't drive aggressively all the time making you mistankenly assume they are good drivers?
I wouldn't say infinite growth. Boom and bust cycles have been the norm in the few couple thousand years.

But housing prices are artificially held up because of voters and taxpayers who would vote them out of office if 2008 were to be the norm, it's not a shady conspiracy.
> I’ve been told to default to pass-by-reference in the past because most traits take &self and not self

This is only blanket advice for designing traits, because as the trait author you don't know what concrete type the downstream user is going to want to use, and taking `&self` in that circumstance is the choice that is friendliest to both Copy and non-Copy types.

If you're just writing a non-generic function and you do know what concrete types you're using, the flowchart is pretty simple:

1. If the type is not Copy, then pass by-ref if you just need to read the value, pass by-mutable-ref if you just need to mutate the value, and pass by-value if you want to consume the value.

2. If the type is Copy, then pass by-value, but if your type is really big or if benchmarking has determined that this is a critical code path then pass by-ref.
Sure, let me whip out the 4000 page defense authorization act for the last decade.

There’s a wide variety of material available from GAO regarding the many issues that the Navy has with maintenance. Feel free to read it.
Thanks. Title edited.
Yes. This should be illegal. Where are our politicians to step in and stop this?
The guy doing the voices were improvising as he went along, as he was under the impression that it was a test. That this ended up being the track they used is, in itself, really odd. It's a funny track, though, so I guess that could be the reason?
Make of it what you will, I just saw on the project censored website that protecting student data is seen by some as a major priority. The article seems more PII and cybersecurity focussed, rather than recognizing the threat of intentional monetization.

https://www.projectcensored.org/ferpa-and-higher-ed-should-p...
Or, and more likely imo, you'll be less willing to bid as much when you buy an investment property.

Maybe we can agree that the price-to-rent ratio will decrease?
You haven't put anything else useful for info in it either so no difference for you
TitaniumBackup still working fine for you? Last time I tried to restore apps on Lineage 18.1 recently in the last year most restored apps crashed until I wiped their data/cache in the settings. This basically makes Titanium a glorified app installer, mostly defeats the purpose.