skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The way I came to it started with a basic appreciation of film course in college. But that only really gave me the vocabulary. It didn't really solidify until I started watching movies with the Director Commentary tracks enabled on DVDs. You don't have to guess at what the director intended. They will just tell you. Do it a few times, and you can start to pick out the patterns yourself.

Pick a movie that you have seen at least once, preferably recently, get the DVD for it, and watch it with the commentary enabled. In particularly good films, it can be a whole new way to see a movie. In particularly bad films, it can make the choices make sense. Not make them better. But at least make some kind of sense.

Speaking of bad movies, getting better at film analysis gave me a much better appreciation for them. To me, the rough edges and the tortured metaphors and the bad acting lay bare the bones of the movie. It makes it easier to see what people were trying to do when they made the film. They might have failed at it. But the general, ham-fisted lack of subtlety in the efforts makes it easier to pick the intentions out.

Unfortunately, Director Commentaries are victim of the streamification of modern film distribution. You can get some of the same sort of thing with Behind The Scenes featurettes that the streaming services provide alongside their big releases, but they aren't as direct, candid, or frequent as the Director Commentaries were on DVDs.
Why cloud observability is critical
Devil's advocate: They'll also "survive" being "misgendered." Maybe embarrassing/rude event, to be avoided if possible, but not everything has to be "systemic -ism."
Privacy.

You're not getting those metrics from other products like Ghostery, uBlock.

Also, browsers built for privacy are not showing up as metrics either.

I think generally analytics are incredibly helpful, but they've been abused. There should not be a way that individual users show be able to be identified by their browser analytics.

While working on this project that amount of data that I've seen collected on individuals is terrifying.

Perhaps you could use some other metric for success? Like adding the ability to "like" an article, or share? I know some individuals add the ability to click a button to "Continue Article" or something to track engagement.
The horse and pony options do indeed bring up clothing (Blankets, saddles etc.) for horses!
True, but the use cases arent the same. As he did before for other models, he has a knack for distilling the code down to beautiful, self-contained examples of high didactic value.

It's an order of magnitude easier to grok the basics from this repo than from going through (admittedly more ergonomic or performant or production-ready) huggingface repos.
The secret is that discrimination is actually cool and encouraged / mandated as long as you do the right[1] kind of discrimination.

[1] as defined by the prevailing political zeitgeist
Threema disputes crypto flaws disclosure, prompts security flap
See [1]. If you lived in a state that pays out money for unused PTO, then that transition didn't feel right to you because the company failed to pay compensation you earned.

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34340973
Meanwhile, us Slavs, who were genocided 80 years ago for not being ‘Aryan’ enough, and not even considered ‘white’ 100 years ago are lumped in with WASPs…

I’m committed to anti racism but the US approach is charlatanism all the way down. The esteemed Dr King and Mr X would be rolling in their graves.
Multi-wire branch circuits (your second point) will likely always be legal, because they're fundamentally safe from an engineering point of view.

Requiring common-disconnect (but not common-trip) breakers I think was a requirement since before 1998, but because it only needs common-disconnect, a listed handle-tie between the two breakers will suffice. (In other words, this should be a quite inexpensive situation to remedy. $8 for 3 of them at Home Depot for one particular common panel: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Square-D-QO-Circuit-Breaker-Hand...)
Advertising of course is usually the answer.
Electrical code has completely unreasonable and unrealistic demand factors associated with appliances. Basically "1" for just about everything, as well as 3 watts per square foot of floor area. If you sum all of these things up, I'm well above the 200 amp service delivered to my home.

Reality? I had a peak draw of 23 amps from the grid in the last year. Luckily the NEC has an escape valve for folks who can prove that.
> Should you have absolutely everything in 1 system.

Yes, you should build your system initially like that. One team builds one system and splits it out as necessary.
Good luck getting hyper specific stuff now that Google isn't including most of the web in their index anymore. Google quality is the same as AskJeeves was. That's where we ended up with no AltaVista and bing copying results from google.
They want to bias the volunteers towards those who really don't like the company and those who haven't been there as long.
Real talk: how is "cloud observability" different than "observability?"
He is familiar with the boss being the one mandating the design system, and not the one asking "can we push that button a few pixels to the left?"

On the places where things work, bosses act like the GP's one. Granted, that doesn't happen on the large majority of places.
> Always keep your models slim.

At least never put your business logic in your views, forms or even templates.
Strange tangent, but I guess you're looking for JDLink? https://signin.johndeere.com
What should the option be when I'm searching for clothes and I want to filter out dresses and blouses?
The issue here is that your proposed approach is very English-focused. Not every language would allow for a straightforward "pronouns" selector that would result in a meaningful data point.
Putting Solar Panels on Farmland with No Downsides
Provided that you had a business plan behind the layoff and you keep only employees whom you deem necessary for that business plan. Why would you want them to leave?
Just curious, why is using a monorepo a useful trick? I would think it'd be better to have internal libraries that provide common functionality across services, and have a repo for each service. Otherwise, you're deploying code changes for one service that could, in theory, mess with another service that you don't maintain.
Solar elevation, length of day, weather including clouds and snow. Those vary quite a bit.
The drawback of the macro solution is that it also disables those names for static symbols and struct members etc. when the header is included. For bool this was okay as it was intended as an opt-in keyword and the header was a new one, but doing that for all functions and in existing headers would potentially break more code.
Citizen! Pick up that can!
There was no difference in German, it was "Herr Doktor" ("Mr Doctor") and you'd address his wife "Frau Doktor" ("Mrs Doctor"), so you couldn't tell who of them actually held the title (not sure what happened after divorce). Today, you need to get your own title, no more shared titles through marriage.
Did I say that? Reply to what I say, not words you create. The system was created long before the US.

Many people were involved in this system, from the warring tribes in Africa selling prisoners, to countries like the UK setting up colonies with slaves for cotton, tobacco, etc.

We were the colony that finally stopped the system. It took a long time and a lot of blood because it was the system, but it was ended.
In many languages, there is no separate word for "gender" so for international companies I think this will take quite some time.

Even then, for the vast majority of the population, sex and gender match exactly. I don't think many programmers, designers, or managers actually care. They might after activist outcry, but since even the big and socially progressive companies haven't come up with a uniform solution that pleases everyone, I don't think it'll happen soon.
It depends. If it started in an english speaking country, then more than likely not for a long time. If it started in a germanic one, it'd almost 100% be the last name.
I'm not sure why it's relevant. Is there bias in hair color hiring? Is anyone tracking it? Does it matter at all? I feel similarly about skin color.
If no one was asking in the first place, no one would be left out. There are obviously places where it's relevant to ask, in which case, an open text field with no list of "normal" options should be sufficient.
Biological sex is also non-binary.
It's a bit disingenuous to defend people who ended it while simultaneously pretending it never happened.
I know lawyers can be verbose but surely it takes less than 30 minutes to say “you’re fucked”
Well, depending; several types of not-knowing are negligence or gross negligence.
That's the brilliance of it. You can have it invisibly embedded in the counter.

https://victoriaelizabethbarnes.com/induction-cooking-integr...
The SUMMONED_DEMON one probably came from a game. Where the gendered field can be strange things for non-gendered non-human characters.
almost equal to nothing.
This is very strange to me too. Election exit polls are broken up by race, as well as most other statistics. It's such a ubiquitous case of institutional racism no one in the US even thinks of it as such, apparently.
I always wondered how American companies lay off European employees (when the companies have branches in European countries). Usually, in Europe, you cannot just fire someone without a justified reason (and no, saving costs is not a justified reason). Such reason are usually: the employee did something illegal (data leaks, sell internal information, etc.) or something related to harassing other employees. Even with bad performance, they cannot just fire you without first giving you the option to "recover".

I don't know Carta at all, but if they had an European branch and if I were an European employee that is being told "you're fired", well, they will have a really hard time doing it.
Seriously? Look at their other severance benefits.

Besides if you need an attorney for an immigration case it would be a massive amount of hours. The 30 minutes consultation is helpful to decide if you need to pursue a case.

I can't believe with all they are giving you still had to shit on it somehow.
The planning started in 2005 and physical work started 2017. It finished months ahead of schedule, but Ukraine would have been connected today even if work had finished on schedule.
Pretty neat. If you view source there is nothing but if you curl the endpoint you'll see in the http header a base64 encoded "link: <data:text/css;charset=utf-8" with all the code.
Not only is it legal in California, but there are quotas. Any public company board based in California must meet certain diversity quotas.

https://www.sos.ca.gov/business-programs/diversity-boards

The simplest way to game this is to claim to be a bisexual. This is even easier if you’re already married, since no one will expect you to prove it.
Why do people write "he/him"? I see this (and "she/her") in the e-mail signatures of Americans I work with.

Has anyone ever declared themselves to be male in the first person, female in the third, and neutral/plural in the possessive: "he/her/their"?
Google and DeepMind just launched MedPaLM, a large language model
Businesses don't transact in inflation-adjusted dollars, so this analysis doesn't work with respect to the practical decisions they face. When you go to get a loan at 4% (plus whatever spread), the interest you're paying on that loan doesn't "adjust against" any price increases you charge to your customers or have to pay to your suppliers. This is especially true because those price changes are 4% only on average; your costs might go up 10% rather than 4% and your customers might not accept any increase.
Delicious/Friend
Sure. But the vast majority of products are not ever going to be 3D printed.

Most of the things you are going to touch today are going to be injection-molded. Keyboards, keychains, car parts, cups, computer cases, etc.

There's a 3d print shop that sells at my local farmer's market. But they only sell tchotchkes. I am imagining a world where the same size business could also phone cases or mugs or even supply a local manufacturer.
In an archaic form it does.

But nowadays "Frau Doktor" usually refers to a woman who is a doctor, as "Doktor" has a male grammatical gender, so it's awkward to address a woman only as "Doktor X", even though that's technically acceptable. The grammatically female word "Doktorin" has not caught on, even though it's also correct.
The US federal government doesn't proactively start asking such questions of employers. They only act on potential civil rights violations in response to a credible formal complaint.
The Hunting of the (ZK)-Snark
Great citation but it really can support the point either way.

Something known for decades is now getting new attention, scrutiny and oversight. What changed? Is it just a coincidence it’s become a target for the climate industry at the same time?
> tech companies which make most of their profits in the future

Nobody can predict the future, not even you.
Yes, I can refute those.

Those rolling brownouts happen in the summer when AC demand is high and the grid is barely capable of meeting peak demand. Vehicles do not need to charge at that time (when most people are at work or staying home) and could even provide some power to homes during that time. Most electric vehicles are charged at night (when rates are lower).

Of course utilities would love to have people pay more maintenance, because they already have to do it and their profits are capped. But they have already built to peak demand and the only driver now for that peak is rising summer temperatures... because electric vehicles need not be charged then, and they are computer controlled so they know when to charge.

In some localities residential solar is changing the exact time of peak load and often reducing daily peak load. The best argument is that electric vehicles require improvements to the utility writing is that electricity even more important so reliability of the network is more critical. But, well cell phones are pretty important.
I (an American) joined a business call with some Germans and when they were speaking in German, they referred to each other as "Herr Müller" and "Frau Schmidt" then since I joined they switched to "Jens" and "Nadin." I just found that to be an interesting cultural difference.
I just spent 5min looking for usage of the word "heaviosity", which appealingly sounds and seems likes a real word, but in fact doesn't seem to be one. Perhaps the author used a seemingly deep, but incorrect, word as a way to poke fun at literary critics. Perhaps the word doesn't exist and the author just made a mistake. Or, perhaps the word is used by certain groups of of people, but it hasn't shown up on the web.
Haiku already has support for multiple users at the kernel and filesystem level. You can `useradd`, `passwd`, and then `su` (or even SSH into your newly-created user on your Haiku install from another machine), and also `chown`, `chmod`, etc.

What isn't properly supported yet is running GUI applications as anything other than UID 0. Adding support for that will require some careful refactoring across a few different components. Actually, if you added a handful of hacks in a few places it might work already...
> 60A isn't enough

Definitely. Homes in the US usually have 200A service (at 220V, so the 110V thing doesn't pertain).

My place has 7.5KV distribution and a 50KVA transformer, for example.
I'm guessing this is "Do-nothing scripting: The key to gradual automation" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29083367

Although the example uses Python, rather than shell.
Ideally/ostensibly, this data collection is helpful for accountability, at the company level and also entities like Labor Dept. statistics. The concern is that companies who strive to be colorblind and non-discriminatory in their hiring don't end up that way in reality. And that assessment is impossible without some effort at data collection.
I wonder how much of those 10 seconds would the car spend trying to notify the driver.

"Warning, take the wheel! Death imminent" takes a good 6 seconds to say :P
The author said, it's a simple copycat behavior. I presented several factors which can be easily confirmed. There are hundreds of articles confirming what I have said.
These are amusing, silly, embarrassing, cringey, and somewhat kind of sad.

I think (and kind of hope) that we might be slowly progressing towards an era where we stop discretizing gender into specific labels. The ever-growing number of labels suggests, to me at least, that we've got a wrong fit for the data type. I think it's rather simple: a multi-dimensional continuum of gender identity cannot be reduced to specific names. But that concept of "discrete gender" is very well-entrenched in society, so there's an attempt to make it fit by adding more discrete categories.

I'm not sure this is "wrong" given that I don't think society/culture/whatnot ever turns on a dime. But I don't think this represents a satisfactory state.

A good place to start is to stop asking for "gender" when it's completely unnecessary for whatever service is being offered. I think most websites don't need to. And if they're legally obligated in some way, that needs fixing.

...Am I making any sense? I'm having a moment of struggling to render my thoughts to words.
While all the statements are almost the same shitty template, I find this one to be quite humorous:

We begin the New Year with more optimism than ever about Flexport’s future.

If laying off 20% of your staff gives you more optimism than ever I have serious concerns about either the ability to write announcements or the leaderships vision.
Much like the others, this is most likely a ui reading the options from a dataset that was contaminated somehow. Combined with lack of maintainers actually using or testing the thing they maintain on a regular basis.
As the creator of aitextgen, I'm mixed on continuing support since there doesn't seem to be as much demand as expected for small GPT models given the success and cost-effectiveness of GPT-3/ChatGPT, unfortunately.

I still have a few ideas there (including another secret approach at better text generation) but it's hard to determine ROI.
LOL. I'm going to start saying that I am gender "60".
I'd suggest something like "Keep the system and applications up to date. Install all patches from Windows Update immediately and preferrably automatically. Use applications' automatic updates or package managers such as chocolatey.
The answer is obvious. First: ask the user for their opinion about asking users about their gender, then ask or don't ask.
Yeah, it's at least the third time I've seen this same article on HN in the past couple of weeks. Walgreens is only walking it back because their additional anti-theft measures are costing them in expenses and lost sales, not because theft isn't actually a problem.
not nearly enough imo
I wish they just had a steady LED from the mains power on them when the battery was dead. Seems much easier to me.
hey guys,

im one of the founders. we’re really excited for this new version of the product.

with data validation feature db managers can add a validation layer for application level checks that are hard to enforce within a database (we know checks are also available in most dbs, though they’re rarely added). and we’re making the process of adding validation checks very easy.

we also added a git-like feature for db so admins can easily review and resolve merge conflicts.

let us know what you think!
If you're actively seeking happiness, or somehow believe you deserve it, you'll never have it.
It's quite a rewarding experience. What is your best streak so far?
It ain’t the banks damn business how our lineage trace!

https://genius.com/Beastie-boys-right-right-now-now-lyrics
If a company over-hired in non-core areas during the last two years because valuations were high, they might want to shed non-core workers that they feel that they don't really "need". But they definitely don't want to lose the best people working on the core business.

The people who take voluntary leave are often the most able to quickly find a new job (i.e. the best people). So it is not in their best interest to incentivize that.
Prefer not asking at all. If you have to ask then a free optional text field. If you cant clean the data, then have three options: Female, Male, Other (specify), picking “other” will add another optional free text field. That’s it.
As I mentioned on a related post, this information isn't especially useful without additional information. Salary range for a senior Engineering Manager at Google as $218k-$326k, but when all factors (joining bonus, joining equity, annual bonus, annual equity) are considered, the real compensation could be closer to $600k-$700k+/year.

That said, for jobs where cash is the primary component, it's super useful info.
> It is lovely to use once you learn the keyboard shortcuts

If you mean Alt vs. Ctrl, you can swap to Ctrl-based keyboard shortcuts by clicking the button in the "Keymap" application. But, the Quick Tour tells you this, there's a reason we encourage users to take it :) https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/welcome/en/quicktour.html#shor...
There's all sorts of regulation around this as well. If a person walks into a bank to apply for a home loan and they do not wish to provide their race, the banking associate has to make a guess.
> In the U.K., you just can’t have plugs in bathrooms (aside from the shaver plug),

Disclaimer: I'm not an electrician

My understanding is that is not entirely technically correct.

You can have standard sockets in bathrooms in the UK.

But, and it's a big BUT, 99.999% of bathrooms in the UK are not big enough to be able to place the socket 3m away from the relevant wet "zone" (shower and/or bath and/or sink, IIRC).

However, IIRC, shaver sockets are OK, as are spurs. Irrespective of bathroom size.
Which of MLK's values did we once hold that we've now abandoned?

Anti capitalism and pro economic redistribution?

> The evils of capitalism are as real as the evils of militarism and racism. The problems of racial injustice and economic injustice cannot be solved without a radical redistribution of political and economic power. [1]

That white people should radically support racial justice?

> I must confess that over the past few years I have been gravely disappointed with the white moderate. I have almost reached the regrettable conclusion that the Negro’s great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom is not the White Citizen’s Counciler or the Ku Klux Klanner, but the white moderate, who is more devoted to ‘order’ than to justice. [2]

That riots are understandable in the face of oppression?

> But it is not enough for me to stand before you tonight and condemn riots. It would be morally irresponsible for me to do that without, at the same time, condemning the contingent, intolerable conditions that exist in our society. These conditions are the things that cause individuals to feel that they have no other alternative than to engage in violent rebellions to get attention. And I must say tonight that a riot is the language of the unheard. And what is it America has failed to hear?...It has failed to hear that the promises of freedom and justice have not been met. And it has failed to hear that large segments of white society are more concerned about tranquility and the status quo than about justice and humanity. [3]

The fact is that MLK was a radical who was opposed by most white people. When he died, 75% of the American public disliked him. It's only in retrospect that conservatives have tried to whitewash his legacy, pretending to support racial progress while opposing the very things he stood for.

[1] https://www.cityheightscdc.org/stories/mlk-quotes-too-radica...

[2] https://www.latimes.com/opinion/letters-to-the-editor/story/...

[3] https://www.salon.com/2017/01/16/martin-luther-king-jr-the-r...