skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I mean, have you seen my gender, next to its opposite?

This is an incredibly sexist point of view. Cultural expectations for the role of women in society have been continuously expanded while nothing remotely similar has been done for men.
UT Austin will offer online MS in AI for $10K in tuition
Who is un-hiring (layoffs)?
Yeah, we have the usual "Who's hiring?" discussions every now and then... but in these troubling times we should run a thread of where the layoffs are happening, to see the big picture.
They would no longer be incels. Most incels wouldn't settle by using prostitutes.
Oh. And here from the headline, I thought this might be about a new battery breakthrough.
not a internet thing, but some Jenn Air ovens had (and maybe still have) a "sabbath mode". Observant Jews would prepare their Saturday dinner, place it in the oven before sundown on Friday, then the oven would turn iself on sometime on Saturday afternoon to begin to cook the food so it would be ready at sundown on Saturday.

A similar use could be used for internet connectivity. not for people skirting sabbath rules, but someone that has the turkey in the oven but doesn't know when exactly they'll get home to eat, but want to start baking it while you're away. Not saying that is a likely of common need, but it could happen.
I got an even longer one! https://i.imgur.com/SvxL9IE.png
0) Macroeconomics is macro. Everything is connected.

1) we just came out of a very long period of "easy money" that inflated valuations and gave founders/boards a sense that money would always be there

2) when your customers are laying off / reducing spend, your revenues usually go down

3) the future is very uncertain

Take all of these things together and boards are asking teams to be as prudent as possible which unfortunately means, bringing costs down.
>A drug that'd make me completely asexual (with no orientation) is the real solution for me, as currently there's none available

Escitalopram or most other SSRIs will do the trick.
I think the idea is you have a CI/CD pipeline that will periodically rebuild and redeploy with the latest base images along with your code updates and such.
For sure. There are a lot of people for whom "rational" means "tendentiously argued in a superficially logical way". When in my view the problem is not with their narrowly presented reasoning, but on what they've put outside the frame, which often includes values, assumptions, and data that's available but mysteriously excluded.
Hi, react-admin core developer here. My opinion is that Refine is a copycat of react-admin with deceptive marketing practices and no soul.

- their API and code is a carbon copy of react-admin

- most features are half finished

- their benchmark is laughable if you look at the details

- they raised 1M$ and only sell mugs - watch out for the moment investor ask for they money back ("everything is free" isn't a good sign IMHO)

- they use the money to buy followers on social networks with contests

On the other hand, react-admin is mature (5+ years, ~4000 closed issues, huge unit test coverage and documentation), has passed breakeven point, and powers 3,000 new applications each month. It's published and supported by marmelab, a 10-year old company that has more than 70,000 stars across many projects on Github, and with very strong values (https://marmelab.com/en/values).

Prefer the original ;)
Java and Postgres. For large numbers of devs, this is a very intuitive stack they have lots of experience in and can get work done super quick. Also won’t have to rewrite later because good performance. I’d stay away from depending on any vendors for anything except a VM to bring your servlet container up on.
I was waiting for it eagerly and here we are.
Dont think much will change for buzzfeed content-wise, it was always pretty indistinguishable from GPT.
I don't think visa is doing it by hand and pencil and paper though, and the value in those companies is that they're taking bioff the top of every transaction that runs on their rails. so it's already automated too a huge degree,
it's just that automation is what gives those companies that market cap
Elon Musk kills hope of Tesla retrofitting new Autopilot/Self-Driving hardware
> the only halfway legitimate use case for a internet connected oven is if you are the type to worry if you left the oven on.

Do they still sell ovens without a timer? Mine (which is quite old) requires setting the time in advance. Forgetting is simply not an option.

Of course, they could start selling ovens without timers to stimulate the sales of internet-connected ones...
Yep - that is one of the reasons I wanted to use the mic input, so if someone was hyperventilating it would be possible to tell them to slow down and breathe less deeply.
At first glance this looks brilliant!

A small portion of the app reminds me of this demo: https://paveldogreat.github.io/WebGL-Fluid-Simulation/ (click/tap/drag)
Our Covid response really hurt the case for UBI. It turns out, when people are paid to stay at home and not work, even for a short period of time, we get high inflation and product shortages.
I would like to add that humans are in heat only when they are healthy and feel safe (emotionally, financially, physically). The traumatized modern western society tends to get in the way of this.
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>Our societies also grew a lot with the help of slavery and child labor

I'm not advocating for slavery or child labor. I'm advocating for prioritizing healthy pair bonding and acknowledging that this is more likely to happen earlier in life. The "population crisis" in Japan and other countries in the West is self inflicted. We actively promote decisions that do not lead to healthy families for the majority of people. It's lead to a reproductive rate well below replacement levels and far, far too many single parent households. It's not a mystery.
Hyperactivity of the amygdala, commonly associated with depression, also causes changes in cortisol levels. [1]

[1] https://neuro.psychiatryonline.org/doi/10.1176/appi.neuropsy...
I swear there's a dismissive comment like this on every single long covid article on HN
> The difference in experiences starts early in life. For boys, girls showing interest in them is often an exciting and empowering experience.

Hence, if you're going to try and show interest in a woman, do it in a way that's clearly going to be interesting, exciting and empowering to her, even if she doesn't seem to reciprocate sexually. (Which in practice means you'll need to show genuine social interest and friendship to her, combined with a modicum of sexual interest that's demonstrably connoted as non-threatening. Mostly by showing yourself off as sexually attractive and attainable, and leaving it at that. Yes, it's very unintuitive from a male POV - many males will reject this approach as weak. But a neutral assessment of strategy says it will work, and give women what they're mostly looking for.)
When viewed through a biological lens, celibacy guarantees you'll never pass on your genes. A 50/50 chance of getting laid or dying is evolutionarily a better choice than a life of celibacy.
But how does this work when talking to dev databases on my machine?
Q4 earnings have been quite impressive too.

I do imagine we underestimate the boomers here, the amount of wealth they sit on and the completely inelastic consumer spending they represent along with giving them an 8.7% raise in 2023. The people I know that get social security already have more money than they can ever spend in investments alone. They don't even spend their pensions let alone touch the SS check.
Maybe the standard Node and React on the front end?
Tried too many niche languages and technologies and now I always come back to JS to stick to the same platform for everything
For binary distributions, how about shipping object files and linking them on install with mold? This should be faster than compiling from source, just marginally slower than installing pre-linked binaries, and each build will be as unique as it gets.
Not a lot of people know this, but depression also has a collection of effects on the body.

https://lorienpsych.com/2021/06/05/depression/
This isn’t really useful for frameworks like rails, since there’s nothing to “compile” there. Most rails docker images will just include the runtime and a few C dependencies, which you need to run the app.
Can't speak for NYC but this is not true for the west coast tech hubs (SF, Seattle, Portland). In these places, even 300K per year tech wealth isn't enough to make one attractive to the opposite sex.

I've talked about it on other threads but where and how you earn your money matters. 300K per year as a lawyer = sexy and powerful. Even "don draper" vibes. 300K as a SWE? The moment you mention this at a bar the girl knows you went to university courses that averaged 9 men to 1 woman. They know you're likely on the ASD spectrum. The know "the odds are good but the goods are odd".

This is why blind is filled with posts by high earning folks who can't ever get a single date. It's hard out there and thinking that you can beta-bux your way out of it in a west coast city isn't going to work out for you.
Fascinating. What mutex allows being released from another thread? I believe you they exist, I have just never heard of such a thing.
That's not the issue. The issue is that the laws are grammatically ambiguous in contradictory ways.
I find this to be a bit of a slippery slope argument (not to mention that I think tying panhandling to tipping to be a shaky comparison at best), but it is socially compelling, and is indeed an outcome that I do not want to come to pass, for many reasons. Thank you for providing something to help me understand the argument and concerns.

To "tip" my hand completely, I think my original comment was born out of a frustration that so many social problems will be complained about by a HN-type crowd as some vague social ill that cannot be solved by 'taking our (tipping) business elsewhere.' Sometimes it seems like these complaints only suggest that nothing can be done except 'make noise' about tipping or else it might become something our family members will do. As the author of the featured article points out, facing down the fact that many wait staff need tips to make a real living on top of minimum wage is definitely a big problem, but to me, it's a more concrete problem than 'I'm mad I have to tip because I bought chapstick.' There is a time and place for venting about the screwy society we live in but I hope we continue to talk about changing tipping culture and paying people properly.
For some reason at the bar people don’t ever talk to me until I’ve been drinking for so long I sound like an idiot.
Is this requirement to register specifically a feature of the DMCA? It seems quite surprising if, as the article claims, “people who don’t have registered copyrights cannot enforce their copyrights in court.”

That would mean that the vast majority of artwork posted online is essentially free to exploit in the USA, since I’m sure most people do not routinely register their works with the copyright office before posting them.
If some perceived desirable accomplishment is retold as an experience without obvious boasting and with wisdom drawn from it, I think that responding with insecurity is delegitimizing only to you, not them
I have been paying and being paid for decades now, and I have never involved a payment processor in a dispute I had with the other side.

If arbitration is the reason these companies exists, it seems like bad deal.

Maybe they sell an illusion?
I thought openbsd did it after boot?
web3isgoinggreat is gonna have a field day with stolen deeds that lead to cars belonging to people who never paid for it and/or tickets being sent to people who had nothing to do with the car.
Even a simple compliment is rare. We could start there.

Does the following meme resonate?

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EcNQvJwXgAEqCLI.jpg
Calling it 'exactly the same' is doing a lot of heavy lifting. I've struggled on and off with depression and the symptoms people report for long covid are not at all like those I or others with depression I've talked to. General fatigue/exhaustion for example doesn't mean I quickly run out of breath when doing normal activities or struggle to do tasks I normally took for granted.
.net core on whatever is the simplest to get it to production.

99% of your projects do not need hyper scale and you are just engineering problems for yourself.
Basically the urges we all have, even if they can obviously lead to some awful things, are also the process of aeons of evolution. And they've shown themselves to be remarkably effective at keeping our species alive

Ah, so the disagreement stems from the fact that you don't think those are all awful things. I'm afraid I can't explain it further on HN..
> How many acts of violence by lonely men would be avoided if they had just had the opportunity to

Zero. It's not about the sex. It's about value and self-worth. It's about being selected. It's about being chosen by the person who could have chosen anyone. When people are rejected by other human beings, they are literally being told they are worthless. Wouldn't you turn violent if you were told you were worthless your entire life?

Prostitution is an incredibly dismissive and superficial solution to the so called "incels" and it's going to fail for the exact same reasons as sex bots solution that's often proposed: it's not genuine human acceptance.
There are likely multiple completely different underlying root causes which are being conflated together. Some cases may be psychosomatic. But post-viral syndrome has been recognized since at least 1987. It appears that many different viral infections can cause persistent damage to cellular metabolism in a subset of patients, and SARS-CoV-2 is nothing special in that regard. We need more basic research to understand what's really going on.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1710789/
The unequal distribution is more related to the power law (80/20 rule) than each other. Money definitely helps, but if it had high correlation, Software Engineers would be viewed as rock stars, instead of the nerds we are lol
I'd argue it's the low empathy, low effort 'America problem' comment spawning responses worthy of it versus narrow mindedness.
In my experience, looks matter to men a lot more than they matter to women. Of course some level of attraction is necessary but (again in my limited experience) women are far more willing to go for an average-looking partner with a great personality than men are.
> Similarly, a very large % of gay men who are partnered romantically, are in open relationships. And by large % I mean around half. At least with American gay women, open relationships are a very minor thing, similar to the rates with heterosexuals.

I would love to know the actual number here, as someone in the gay male open relationship category.

I remember discussing this with a friend of mine, who is also in an open relationship. He came out with a fascinating statement that he had never seen a long term monogamous gay relationship where both parties were perfectly happy. After he said it, my first thought was that was ridiculous and then tried to think of friends who were the exception... I couldn't name a single one either. Every monogamous gay couple I've met going for longer than >1 year had at least one person in the relationship air that they were sexually frustrated to me in private and wanted more. Most were jealous of our relationship, but worried about the consequences of opening their relationship.

I am sure the monogamous gay couple who are happy is out there somewhere, but I've yet to meet them.
Were you clinically diagnosed? It is quite common for people suffering from depression to not even be able to get out of bed in the morning.
I do miss the pre-docker days of using capistrano to deploy rails projects. Most deploys would take less than two minutes in the CI server and most of that was tests. The deploys were hot and requests that happened during the deploy weren't interrupted. Now with Docker I'm seeing most deploys take around ten minutes.

The downside of capistrano was that you'd be responsible for patching dependencies outside of the Gemfile and there would be occasional inconsistencies between environments.
Amazon deepens healthcare push with $5 monthly prescription subscription
Yeah you could tell Akio really has a passion for the excitement of motorsports and he really appreciates cars being cars instead of rolling smart fridges... well at least theres the used car market amirite
> Do you actually believe that CEOs are seeing other companies doing layoffs and sending off emails to someone saying hey we need to do layoffs too?

that would be illegal.
In 2016 Tesla claimed all Tesla vehicles being produced had "the hardware needed for full self-driving capability at a safety level substantially greater than that of a human driver":

https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-tesla-cars-being-produced-now...

It was a lie.
It will be a three-way loss. For the natives who lose out on services, for the expats who clearly actively chose being expats in a particular location over all other options available to them and finally for the natives where the expats relocate who have to suffer those assholes (in exchange for services).
I was on the phone with my BT customer support a while back and part of their debug process was to ask me to ping bbc.co.uk.
again, then Americans wouldnt care about SAP lay offs which should be a bigger thing in Germany. Please accept different perspectives.
Why do humans have to seek status? Wouldn't we all be happier and healthier if we stopped caring about where we are in the social pecking order?
I'm 90% on Ruby on Rails dockerized. Meaning I would almost certainly choose that absent a very good reason to use some other backend stack. Rails because it's highly battle tested and flexible and good enough for almost anything. Dockerized because IME setting up and maintaining a Ruby environment with up to date version on bare metal is highly painful. Docker lets me be much more consistent with both Ruby versions and the rest of the server config.

I'm less solid on the deployment. Could go with one of the commercial docker-y hosting systems, or a commercial K8s setup, or a hand-rolled Docker host via Ansible. I've done all 3, and I'm not sold on any of them being the best for everything.

Front-end side is more flexible depending on the type of site/business. Normal ERB-style SSR is probably fine for a lot of things with a few sprinkles of basic JS. Would re-explore if I thought it needed a proper front-end app. React is neat, but darned if every single time I try to do a version bump on a small React app, I end up needing to rewrite half of it.
The data here is worker's comp claims, so there's a financial incentive at stake.
full a full stack web app
Backend:
Postgres
Go
Frontend:
Typescript React, with React Query
Tailwind for styles

Why? Because i know these technologies fairly well.
Imagine being able to turn on all electric ovens at once in time of war. That already might be enough to cripple your enemy's electric grid.
> The key to successful dating is understanding the woman's perspective.

Understanding could be required, but sufficiently not sufficient condition. That understanding should have a chance to be demonstrated - and the choice of actions, given highly unpredictable short-term decision making, could easily make or break the transaction.

I say "could be", even though I seen cases where that was completely bypassed - only the form was in place, and one side of the transaction remained under wrong assumptions long after the initial actions had place.
> * Theres a power imbalance due to cultural expectations that men are the pursuers

I've been told by a male friend who (quite successfully) uses several of these apps that even on that one that makes women initiate contact (is it Bumble?) the first message is just "hi" like 99% of the time. Meanwhile, that's a guaranteed way for a dude to get ghosted, on any platform where guys can initiate contact, as is responding with a reciprocal "hi" on that one. In either case the clear expectation is that the guy needs to present something interesting right out of the gate, very first message, and generally drive the discussion. (this guy attributes his success largely to his A+ chat game, so I'm inclined to believe his take on this)
It does. Licensing has nothing to do with your credentials past having them. The state bar doesn't care which lawschool you went to, your LSAT score, your GPA, etc.
I don't see how anyone can deny the risks inherent to getting a shot. However insignificantly low you can demonstrate the possibility of side-effects from the vaccine are, the risks associated with actually getting covid were just as low.

Given the vaccine isn't even preventing covid now, you're only compounding your risk by getting it. This is undeniable no matter what you think about vaccines, mandates, etc.
Weird flex bro, people who can't get sex usually have neither sex nor intimacy
I generally think that mental illness is on par with physical illness, to the degree that you can differentiate them. If it’s worth our time to worry about one, it’s worth our time to worry about the other.
I too have had depression and I have also had depressed friends. All of us have had those symptoms.
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You go first and let me know if it is really worth the cost for a one of a kind degree from a fresh startup school.
IBM is all brain and no heart. Been that way for 20+ years.
Awesome. We know a lot more about Long Covid than many people seem to think. This is a good summary of where we are.
JWCC is https://www.defense.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/323937...

https://community.hacc.mil/s/jwcc in case anyone else was also wondering
Don't they just shuffle workers around? I understand if the positions are highly incompatible (marketing staff probably can't transition to OS development), but it the jobs are somewhat similar...
> In the the construction “they tried that, but... ”, the part after “but”, if it identifies an action by the actor and not an outcome, identifies a departure from what is described by “that”. So, I'm not sure what you are arguing against here.

I'm saying the departure is so big that it doesn't make sense to frame it as even a partial solution to the idea.

> I don’t think they knew it, just as I don’t think the bknew the traffic court thing was also not going to happen, or the problems with their whole suite of legal (“sue in small claims court”, child custody, divorce) assistance supposedly-AI products were problenatic.

The combination of supreme court cases being so narrow, the interrogation being so harsh, the tech allowed in being carefully restricted, and the stakes being so high makes me think they would understand the gap between that demo and "find a guy with a parking ticket who happens to be a lawyer".
https://imgur.com/a/XXJeWBr
No, the ISA overall is not designed around that notion. The designers merely recognized that this is a common pattern, and added 1 or 2 instructions specifically for it (it's not clear to me whether using BL for other purposes would have the same detrimental effects that using RET as in the article). This would likely be a very good addition even in a purely hypothetical world where it wasn't a common pattern in 99.9% of languages.

Also, I'm not sure why you believe that there is any kind of language where this pattern isn't common. Even something like Forth relies heavily on jumping into subroutines and back.
you and i have a pretty similar preference!
They of course help, but it's not the same as the complete lack of orientation.
I've been relying on https://layoffs.fyi/ as a definitive compilation of the layoffs. Does this site address your question? If not, what do you feel is missing?