skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Where did I say it never happened?

It's a bit disingenuous to put words in my mouth.
The original GPT-2 small (the 124M one) can run on a CPU, just slowly and not scalably.
For the RSUs. Is there a buy-back program for shares? Taxes on these far out weigh the benefit. Carta with $150m of revenue is not worth over $1B and is closer to $500m if it went public right now. Use other fintechs that went public for comparison like Robinhood, Coinbase, Toast etc.
this is worth, like $500. would have looked better if they didn't even have this at all.
Isaac Newton Death Mask and Xbox
Brazilians don't really associate themselves with the term "hispanic" given the country was colonized by Portugal, not Spain... and it's hard to argue the term is a drop-in replacement for "Latin American" when Brazil represents ~50% of LatAm population
Financially, yes. Physically? I’d bet good money most electricians are in much better physical shape. Pulling wire, climbing ladders, using hand tools… it’s more physically demanding than people think. (My cousin is a journeyman electrician and I helped him wire the new house I built).
You may wanna read up on honorifics [0]. That stuff is cultural and you'll be persevered as unprofessional or even non-trustworthy by failing to properly use it.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honorific
that's not how i remember it. we had a whole over employed thing for years, people always said unemployment numbers werent accurate because of that, the meme of people getting degrees and serving coffee etc..

community college and public schools without dorming are ~3k a semester. california is $46/credit for 736 for 16 credits.
The counterargument is to ask the plaintiff to explain why she thinks her gender was used as a factor in setting pay. There are all kinds of reasons why a disparity between two employees would exist: a more in demand subfield, different hours, better negotiating, etc. The burden of proof is on the accuser.

A really good defense would be to build a totally race and gender anonymized system of hiring. How could we have discriminated against your race and gender when your name was obfuscated, your voice was modulated, and we took very strict precautions to ensure nobody involved in interviewing or setting compensation even knew your gender? This was not feasible before remote interviewing became normalized during COVID, but I'm interested in seeing if it gains traction.
"Zhao said Binance needs to get the company "well-organized" ahead of the next crypto bull run and admitted the exchange is "not super efficient.""

Would that mean hiring spree or re-factoring existing process and tools to make better use of existing talent pool?

The whole article really seems incoherent.
Suppose you wanted to leave. There are 2 choices:

A) Voluntarily leave and get some sort of severance.

B) Wait and gamble that the company decides to ask you to leave.

If you wait and are not selected to leave, you likely won't get any severance. So if you are angling to leave, it's safer to just take the package.
So you don’t think it was wrong to assume that the prosperous and highly unusual scenario of the Covid effects would be around for an extended timeframe that legitimately would impact future cash flows that validated the huge increases in the value of almost all tech stocks? It made absolutely no sense to me and many other investors, but so many people drank the koolaid anyway, buying more stocks, hiring more people, pumping up the fervor, etc.
Hopefully your progress gets saved in time when the spot instance inevitably gets terminated in the midst of training.
> Speak for yourself, not everybody. If anything we were the colony to finally collapse the system after many centuries of it being standard across the world.

USA was very late ending slavery, most European countries had already outlawed it long before the American civil war. USA was the colony that required a war to stop treating people like cattle, that is its history.
This was what lebanese relied on before solar.

There would be generators owned by mafia type people that would sell electricity to neighborhoods.

Once we ran out of dollar currency to buy gas people resorted to solar
A filter list by garment type that lets you filter out dresses and blouses?
I love this, and will be giving it a proper try later this week. For years I’ve been talking about wanting a diagramming tool that can give a super high-level view when needed, but which allows zooming in to individual components in order to get more detail.
How can "we don't have the money to pay you" not be a justified reason?
Seems a little harsh. We all overlook things like this. Things like storage are so reliable we expect them to always be available. When you lay it out like you did, it does sound silly.
Kids as a third gender is actually an interesting case considering that in many European languages which have 3 linguistic genders the word for "child" is of neuter gender: "Kind" in German, "pais" in Ancient Greek, "dite" in Slavic etc.
I do a lot of heavily-NDA'd firmware work during the day and play around with web stuff at night

There's absolutely nothing available for my day job online, so you could say I've been living without Google for a decade. It's not as tough as you'd think. You just have to remember some basic syntax in your head or write it down in your notes, and look up APIs when you use them.

It doesn't honestly take much longer to do something sans-Google at work than it does to cobble web stuff together with Google and StackOverflow's help. It's OK
It's a form of your ID. Same as age, weight, height...
I would love to have shade in all parking lots provided by solar panels ... It probably would make cars last longer too. Ideally I would not have a car though.
5G towers dont just have a 500 meter range, low band is the same as 4G and C mid band is more than 500 meters. 5G doesn't just mean millimeter wave.
/shrug I like CSVs. Or, rather, TSVs. They're simple, structured and interoperable. It's the first format I reach for when building small pipelines.

The fault is not with the format, but with the developers that choose to use it after they've outgrown it. For anything more complex, choose SQLite. For everything else, choose Postgres. Use the right tool for the job.

There's likely much worse things happening in these cases than just broken CSV parsing. Since these issues got deployed to production, lack of testing, for one.
Are you talking about Low Band, High Band, or mmWave High Band 5g?

There are a few flavors but I’m assuming you meant mmWave. The telco I work for has only deployed mmWave 5g in Stadiums in my city and similar large cities. We have deployed Low Band 5g “nationwide” and it’s only 20% faster than LTE. Mid Band 5g has only been deployed in select cities in 2022.

*disclaimer: I’m not a RAN engineer. I googled all of the info above.
Your youtube playlist combined with NanoGPT and your Lex Fridman podcast is like having a university level degree with a free internship guidance. Thank you!
Unlimited PTO policies are a sign of a healthy company that intends to be able to trust its employees.

From an upper management perspective, it prevents you from dealing with accruals, approvals, tracking systems that go along with it, differentiating sick time, running out to see about something with the family, etc. It's not a policy you put in place if you're planning to micromanage people's time off.

And with all that off the brain plate, you focus on the actual business goals.
This is the paradox of racism. Is it racist to study races? Is it racist to ignore races and let racism sneak unchecked?
In Germany historically yes, but today most people mean the person him/herself.
I love italics. They're good.
Is it useful, though? Suppose someone enters "nonbinary". What is your Russian i18n team going to do?

Even in gendered language, you need to come up with some kind of "other" category, and you'll likely need to rewrite your sentences to make it work if you can make it work at all.
Implementing this would cost a lot more and would need uptake from all of the hardware manufacturers plus building code changes. The productivity improving tech you're looking for is called an apprentice though opinions differ on how much time they save/waste.
I think there's a legal difference between laying off employees "in bulk" by shutting down teams/divisions versus firing individual employees .
> If everything back to just before pandemic

Of course this isn't the case, we're in 2022 and Amazon has expanded it's footprint. Your point is valid but the assumption is naive and incomplete.
Functional? Do a search for some term that has a few meanings. The first 60% of the page is a summary of wikipedia's article for the wrong meaning, followed by an ad for a competitor of a different meaning of the term followed by a "people also ask" section where the questions are unrelated to what you want.

Then scroll down past 2 or 3 actual web links interspersed with adsense links - none of which apply. Then you have the wierd carousel with a bunch of unrelated vidos and a couple links interspersed with ads.

During your scroll you'll encounter several links/buttons labeled "more", and it's unclear which of those is actually for "more link results" rather than a switch to video search or whatever.

At some point (if you haven't given up in exasperation already) when you decide to refine your search terms, you get the exact same result page, completely ignoring the new terms (although occasionally the ads will change).

I guess its functional for extremely basic use cases, but if you ever need to find some deep knowledge, it's literally useless in 2023. In 2008 it was "you'll find it, but it might be on page 10" rather than "good luck not getting mislead on your way to find that page 10 is literally all bot spam".
Dawn of Solid-State Quantum Networks: Holy Grail of Quantum Information Sciences
What category of clothing it is? dresses and blouses don't need to be gendered just as much as a t-shirt doesn't need to be gendered
Where there's a will there a way. In business will is proportional to remuneration. Skilled labor is not cheap and it's even more expensive in high cost of living areas. Commercial jobs pay more than residential. The impact of COVID-19 is driving up labor rates.
AFCIs are just The Man trying to stop us running Tesla coils.
"Explore yourself" sounds like advice from a self-help book. Something like "Explore on your own" or "See for yourself" is clearer; or even just something like "Explore the editor" would be fine.
Hey it's not "you're fucked!"

It's your fucked unless your true love decided today was the day to get married!
I’m not sure I agree with this. While off grid integration isn’t seamless, I find that it’s much easier to understand, equipment is plentiful and cheaper than a grid tie system.

Smaller scale off grid systems can also be done with no installation/permitting costs if you set it up as a solar “ups” and put your critical loads on it. (Though I would at least have an electrician setup a critical loads panel and have your off grid inverter power that. )
Your experience was very similar to mine. I wonder how many companies pulled this shit when "unlimited pto" became a fad. I know now that it was simply wage theft.
I love your optimism, and would absolutely love to have this capability in a garage. But as someone who designs physical products (and deals with all of the manufacturing techniques you mentioned above on a regular basis) I can't say I agree. There's a huge amount of knowledge and skill required to make machined/cast/extruded metal components, and a very steep learning curve before someone can do so safely.

Gamechanger? Yes. But likely mostly for the ambulance industry.
Show HN: Map of self-reported lonely souls around the world
I hope people who feel lonely out there can find solace in knowing that they are, in fact, not alone in feeling this way.
> It's in the app store(s)

> Is it? (in the app stores?)
I wouldn't say "long" before. They did before, but they were also the ones who created those colonies with slaves in the first place.

They were also buying those slave made goods, continuing the triangle, even well after they abolished it in their homeland.

So yes, they may have "ended" it at home, but they basically just outsourced their slavery to colonies they had setup.
Okay, but none of that translates into the "unusually high counterparty risk" you were talking about before. That's just regular unprofitability risk.
Ok, I will bite who is back to hiring? Because I don't see the hiring we saw during early covid and before the interest hikes.
This Month with Nim: November and December 2022
I never thought casual homophobia, some of which I regrettably gleefully took part it in, would stop so quickly when I was a late-teen in 2000 - granted a lot of people did a lot of work to make it stop being acceptable and I'm sure for many it didn't feel 'quick' but as far as societal attitudes, at least in major cities, it seemed fast.
My favorite, albeit dumb, illustration of this is the remake of 21 jump street with Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum, they're mid-20s posing as high schoolers and to try to fit in, one calls the other gay, expecting to be an easy way to get in with the cool kids, but rather than join in the insulting, they congratulate the target of the slur for being true to themselves. You never would have seen that in a movie from ten years prior.
> We'd all be way better off as a country if the news media especially treated them with less attention and respect than they are getting right now.

What does it mean for the media to treat House Republicans with less respect? How would that make us better off as a country?
Hey HN, I'm the other founder. We'll be pretty active today on HN to answer questions and discuss your feedback!
You roll a die 120 times, get 20 1's, 20 2's, 0 3's, 20 4's, 40 5's, and 20 6's.

Do you or do you not think it is incredibly likely this is an unfair die.

That's Company B.
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Copper too!
> Agreed on the disk encryption. Other than that Haiku is indeed getting dangerously close to being feasible as a daily driver.

Why is that dangerous?
"Did you mean person, people, friends?"

Is something along the lines of what our company Slack bot would auto reply when messages contained the word "guy[s]"
Here is a blog too on external IdP for OpenZiti - https://blog.openziti.io/openziti-authentication-api-integra...
I think you'll find them here[1]

1: https://www.fallenlondon.com/login
Cool! Does PixiJS draw the arrows and boxes and stuff for you or did you have to implement that yourself?
Using Trino as Rosetta Stone for Apache Hive
>you would expect the hiring to equally reflect both demographics

No, I wouldn't expect this at all as I do not expect the height distribution of basketball player to reflect the height distribution of the general population. As I do not expect the personality trait distribution of pop stars to be the same of programmers, and again I do not expect the latter to be similar to the general population. Personal inclination, innate intelligence, talent, conscientiousness, and of course demographics, parenting, generational wealth all play a role.
Know which Metaverse investment funds were created in the heat of what many consider the successor of today's Internet.
If there's a pronoun field then it might as well be free-form text.
The fact that you're describing it as "drinking the koolaid" goes to show that it was a questionable assumption. Certainly, the worldwide pandemic created an uncertain atmosphere. On the other, everyone knew that the Fed was pursuing some very drastic actions. So why did so many tech companies simply go along with it? Seems like a lack of foresight and lack of willingness to challenge the status quo.
Yes, these are good points but I've found the benefit outweighs the annoyance. fzf for a history searcher really helps. BUT not being able to 'up arrow' the previous command is annoying at times.

So far it's a 6/10 Slightly better then not doing it.
=)
At least he's not being extra about his confidence game.
> In Spanish it's fine to say "Bienvenido" even to women.

Not in singular as far as I know. Plurals traditionally prioritize men, so 20 women and 1 guy would be "ellos".

> It's a generic greeting (used in the plural as well, as far as I know... unless you want to be fancy and say "Bienvenidas y bienvenidos", which is rather an idiotic trend).

In plural, software could get away with defaulting to masculine.

But really that sort of thing only gets you so far. In Russian gender goes damn near everywhere, and trying to be gender neutral gets awkward very fast. For instance an instant messenger displaying the notification "Bob is online" needs to know Bob's gender to do it correctly in Russian.

One piece of software I've seen tried to get around it by transliterating the english word "online" in Russian letters. That's also rather awkward, and would be user unfriendly in many cases.
Show HN: We’re building a gaming console for the browser
hey all,

We’re excited to share bash.gg - a way to play all games on your browser. Our mission is to enable you to play games, from any device, with your friends. We're planning on using a combination of WebGL (soon WebGPU) & pixel streaming to run any game. Our product is going viral within a few school districts, here’s what we’ve built.

The Problem:
Poor Experiences: Mobile gaming is limited by hardware. Most mobile games are spammy & focused on optimizing value extraction. Existing web games are junk.

Expensive: For good games, you need a console or PC, costing $600 - $3k.

Not Scalable: Consoles are sold at a loss & desktop computers are too expensive. Necessary hardware is increasing in size and cost. On the other hand, games continue to get more computationally expensive.

bash.gg:
Great Experiences: We’re bringing the best games from PC and console to your browser so you can play from any device instantly.

Affordable: You don’t need expensive hardware, just a stable internet connection.

Scalable: As games demand more resources, they’re run in the cloud. The games that don’t need all that power can run in a browser.

TLDR: Consoles make it difficult to play with all of your friends. If your friend has Xbox, and you have Playstation - you might not be able to play together. Having games on the browser lets anyone play, by just clicking a link. Not only that, but you can chat and play, all in one place.

In progress features: pixel streaming (quic + webcodecs), community features, live audio/text chat (should release within in 2 weeks)

Excited to hear what you all think!
> What is stopping someone with an unlimited PTO schedule from planning 40 days off a year

I would have a lot of unpaid free time on my hands if I suggested taking that much time off on the "unlimited PTO" scheme.
How is saving costs not a justifiable reason? Maybe all of this is why European employees have such a hard time finding US salaries.
How will promotion decisions be made? At some point I think information from people who’ve worked with the employee (co-workers, managers) will be relevant to their promotion, right?
Different subsystems, layers and libraries in Windows do have different interpretations of what characters to allow in a filename, what permission bits to obey, how to behave on different filesystems, etc. It's a huge mess. You can e.g. create invisible, undeleteable files by using characters the explorer doesn't like.
You replied in disagreement to

> > Everybody agrees that the US was hugely racist to start out and for centuries thereafter.

But your bio says you are a deliberate troll, so presumably you knew that.
That stuff is often strange in Germany. It's not uncommon to hear "Frau Müller, kannst Du mal ..." in professional environments where people know each other well ("Du" is informal and usually used with first names, formally it'd be "Frau Müller, können Sie", both is "Mrs Müller, could you" in English).
According to Blind the CTO was also fired and is being sued by the company

> eShares Inc. d/b/a Carta Inc. filed a breach-of-contract and trade secrets lawsuit against former CTO Jerry O. Talton III on Friday in New York Southern District Court. The suit, brought by Dechert, accuses the defendant of leaking private, privileged and confidential info to outside parties in order to induce and assist legal claims against the company. Counsel have not yet appeared for the defendant. The case is 1:22-cv-10987, eShares Inc. v. Talton.

https://www.law.com/radar/card/eshares-inc-v-talton-iii-4732...
I tried to decipher all of the rules surrounding reserved identifiers once. It was surprisingly tricky.

https://gist.github.com/chjj/d0c1218e473bbb6d8f9e2224c583e2d...
Wouldn't all living people be so Caucasian, then?
As always, it depends what you mean.

In their historical usages, "gender" and "sex are synonyms. It shouldn't be surprising that past usage continues to the present, and it is not strictly incorrect to use language this way.

As for so-called conceptual "gender", most people these days probably mean the updated sense of "gender identity" which, insofar as the concept is coherent, appears to be fully pseudoscientific. The previous meaning of "gender identity" from the 90s (toddler's self-recognition of gender) has been eschewed completely in contemporary discourse.

There are probably ways to talk about gender coherently, in terms of expression, presentation, stereotypes, etc., but laymen have largely stripped "gender" of its coherence. I think the toothpaste is out of the tube on that one.
Another problem is that really good CAD software is expensive.

I have used FreeCAD. Its instability frustrated me. Not very rewarding to work on a part that needs a moderately complex feature like a loft, only to find out that after adding the loft FC crashes every few minutes so the part is essentially impossible to edit further.

SolveSpace is much more stable but it doesn't have those complex features at all.

You can use Fusion 360 for hobby stuff, but if you're attached to your work (as any creator would be), it's disquieting to have it hosted in a cloud that you're just being given permission to access. You're one corporate decision away from losing your files.

My dream is that one day some billionaire will buy out Dassault and make SolidWorks free as a form of philanthropy. Imagine what net good could be done for the world with freely available high quality tools for designing 3d objects. Or, to think of it from another angle, imagine how far behind we'd be in software if there weren't any free compilers for "real" languages and the commercial ones cost thousands (per year!)
Part of the discussion here is questioning whether the website is entitled to a meaningful data point.
Most jurisdictions in the US allow homeowners to self-perform electrical work. Electrical inspectors tend to be a lot more picky and thorough with homeowner performed work since homeowners are notoriously bad electricians.
Tell me you never dealt with US visa system without telling me you never dealt with US visa system
I will agree that not every situation will require multiple kinds of updates. For those situations an `update_changeset` may be considered okay. I now realize how definite my wording sounds. But I just meant that if you have multiple update operations, that should be exposed as multiple changeset functions. If you have multiple update operations but a single update_changeset function, it is possible to send the server data you did not intend to be sent together and now you are changing things that were not originally meant to be changed together. This has happened in previous projects I have worked on and now prefer the be explicit with multiple changeset functions.
HN comments are really disparaging, but after reading through I really liked the content and am going to pull out their service / serializer model to use in my project. Nice opinionated way to avoid structuring a program in a bad way.