skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You appear to want him to have different goals for these languages than he had. That they don't have mass adoption is fine. It's not their primary value.

That said, "death" is too harsh, all the time there are multiple implementations of both Wirth-derived (the most prominent being Delphi, which is still being developed and sold) and "pure" Wirth languages available and in use. If anything, I find it more remarkable that they've been seen as much adoption as they have outside of teaching. There's even a very expensive commercial ARM implementation of Oberon-07.

It's in any case largely irrelevant to the question of their appeal.

I don't want to work in Oberon (or Pascal) any more than you do (but, to tie it back to this article, I also don't want to work in C++ unless I have to), but in terms of distilling lessons of what is needed from a language, and a learning tool, it is up there with Smalltalk and Lisp (other languages I don't want to work in) as one of a small handful of the language designs that will continue to influence for a long time to come.

And that is a large part of their appeal - not for day to day use, but for the lessons you can learn from them. I don't care if nobody uses them. I care about the research they contributed to and spawned, and what I can still learn from them.

> and removed stuff like enumeration types and variant records.

Oberon replaced variant records with extended types, type tests, and procedure variable (function pointers), sufficient to do OOP. In terms of his goal of focusing on sticking to the bare essentials, it was a good tradeoff, and it sparked novel work.
Those books are pretty lame but this ChatGPT book is still pretty far behind those.
Marines outwitted an AI security camera by hiding in a cardboard box
It's not about reasonable, it's about reality, right? Like crypto in it's short history has seen summers and winters.
Whats even worse - they do make it for Switch, which is ARM based. A lot of the leg work has already been completed.
Ask HN: Is there any correlation between tech layoffs and innovation?
Some are likely to, but remember that feeding is a mutual exchange - sites that you feed to generally give you a free, no ads account. I feed both ADS-B exchange and flightaware for this reason. Although I will admit that the flight aware app is more useful unless you're interested in unfiltered data. Contributing to an unfiltered source is one motivation, but it's one of several.
I have a burner phone that I never answer... only used for getting SMS confirmations and the like, and on silent or turned off altogether when I'm not expecting one.
> what I'm supposed to

Pretty much it's personal. Either what you need for work or play, or what you want or some reasonable mix of those.

Personally, I like overkill and tranquility (and value). I'm not 100% there, but I'm close, because I have a powerful (but not maximum performance) machine that produces a little noise (but nothing grating.)

Someone that loves silence wouldn't like the slight hum, and someone that wants maximum quality 4K gaming or machine-learning wouldn't love the 10% performance I left on the table to save (quite) a few bucks (while reducing power and cooling requirements some.)
I'm afraid that is incorrect, type 1 diabetes still have glucose metabolism, with diabetes type 2 glucose metabolism could be impaired but with type 1 that is not the case.

What has changed is that without insulin glucose will stay in their blood damaging organs and veins.

Insulin signals to cells take up glucose and other nutrients, first organs like the liver, then the muscles.

More information in the link from healthline.
https://www.healthline.com/health/diabetes/insulin-effects-o...
Likely. Anyone familiar with Rick Steves work would know, and probably has visited.
> Objectives were varied. Sometimes you had to kill a specific character or destroy an item, sometimes you had to photograph or collect an object. They could (sometimes) be done out-of-order, were different on each level and each difficulty setting. this is quite different to Doom-style key collecting.

So for you it's the diversity (unlike collecting stars in Mario64) and the ordering sequence (sometimes out of order, sometimes in order)?

Then I just don't see how it's different from room and keys: keys can be made in a way that a given key will be needed to open a given room that has the next key. But the rooms could also be be played out of order if this dependency isn't built in.

So I'm not sure I get it yet.
Now that it has been acquired, is the purchaser planning to continue building it?

Did you have to enter a support agreement given you were a solo founder?
Zuckerberg doesn't need any additional stock - he owns all the stock that matters already.
Alec Baldwin Didn’t Have to Talk to the Police. Neither Do You
Basic physics 100% tells you you won't gain weight in that case.
You must not have gone out to eat much recently then. I'm on the road a lot and I'd estimate that over 50% of all restaurants I visit have a QR code menu.
But imagine how much revenue we'd be missing out on if every new invention that could shave a few cents off the bottom line had to be researched first?

Just one of many brilliant decisions that the primarily white men who have ran this country throughout history made on behalf of all of us. Without our consent, of course.

Good luck proving your dad's colon cancer was caused by industrial solvents in our water supply. Call your congressman! It's a democracy!
But Google is irreparable and sinking fast. The goal is to return as much as possible to shareholders during 5 years window Google still has so shareholders can better allocate capital themselves. Every 124k/year is appreciated.
Ancient seeds from the Fertile Crescent could help save us from climate change
We don't care.
The comment thread you're responding to is reflecting on how painful it is to be laid off when:

* showing profits
* showing multi-billion in investments in new companies
* when the money saved is tiny compared to the increased year-over-year profits

on a topic that's a short story in the form of a letter written by someone pretending to be a CEO and telling the story's real truth about a layoff: that they don't feel like paying the reader anymore.

"But so what?"

Their response is _exactly_ on topic. There is a real sting on these human lives where a company has decided they don't have value relative some new tech purchase. This is contrary to particular ethics frameworks many of us are familiar with around human value.
Briana Boehmer, Coach of the Jenny Crain “Jennipede” Runners (2011)
Yes, the product still growing well and they are adding more features.
I never knew what to do with happier, seems interesting though
Yes, when it's the main communication tool...
Yep, sorry for being unclear, I used docker-compose:

https://github.com/pamelafox/django-quiz-app/blob/main/.devc...

There are a few config options there that took some tweaking.
If that's the only choice when the other option is going out of business, sure?
Somatic evolution: We contain multitudes (2022)
I run an AIS receiver and have previously run a technical co-op. I am happy to chat, although I don't have time to do much direct labor right now. But the first questions I'd want to answer:

1) What will participants get out of it?

2) How will you pay for the central services used?

3) Where there isn't enough volunteer labor, how will you pay for needed labor?

I don't want to discourage anybody, but there are some hard sustainability problems there.
I think that's the best place to prevent collapse. They were industry leaders, for some time at least. They funded a bunch of things which turned out to be scams, biggest one being FTX. If internet collapses, I think google will be a bit to blame, no?
Remember to make that bias explicit, also in part for yourself: "Out of shape people who join a gym don't stick to high intensity training".

There is a huge difference between killing yourself over your lunch break/before dinner at home, and then taking a quick shower, and having to cut more than an hour out of your day because you need to drive to the gym, kill yourself for a very short period of time, then take several minutes to recover enough to feel you can safely drive home as a gross sweaty mess because you're far too uncomfortable showering around a bunch of strangers at the gym, and then do that multiple times a week. That's not just a commitment, that's a complete daily habit overhaul. Your life is now dominated by having to go to the gym.

Folks who decide "yes, I think I can spend 15 minutes a day, three days a week, on this" at home, with some expert advise from reputable fitness coaches who run also youtube channels, without any of the time investment, inconvenience, and complete upending of daily routines that comes with attending a gym, might have a different success rate (and we'll never hear from them. If they keep it up, they just get in a bit better shape and move on with their lives).
Not if it's in a private repo... you won't be looking at anything. Are you going to outright reject a candidate because you can't see contributions to their current employers private org/repo? I believe this is the point the poster is trying to drive home. You can't see their contributions because they're private.
Ha, yes our Gen-X “slacker” generation (LOL) started out with a potentially different worldview.

I think you’ve described the challenge 20-somethings face when it comes to resisting the tribal messaging from their employer pretty well — coming out of school many people want to continue that sense of belonging. People develop close friendships, and romantic relationships, and they connect that to their work experience. Employer messaging around being part of a family and striving to a higher purpose is meant to foster loyalty and better productivity.

The flip-side is when layoffs happen the employees who have bought into these team/family ideals feel betrayed, and I’ve seen people struggle with coming to terms how their employer could let valuable people go after being told how special and important they were.

And to be clear, lots of these people are special and important; but that’s obviously not a protection against big businesses looking after their own selfish interests first.
Oh, I know I don't want X, but I need it - X being money in my current situation. Frugality has helped, but only so much.

I know I'm pursuing the wrong thing. I know I need a system to get out of this cycle. Either that, or find something that's fulfilling and lucrative at the same time, which I've found to be rare.

Guess I'd achieve it some day. Maybe the freedom and satisfaction wouldn't be as long lasting as I'm telling myself to be.
ISO compliance, a la “banana” or “strawberry” flavor.
If you are interested in cybersecurity, I thought these two books are fantastic:

- Tracer in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency by Andy Greenberg https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60471288-tracers-in-the-...

- This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyberweapons Arms Race by Nicole Perlroth https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/49247043
Replacing a SQL analyst with 26 recursive GPT prompts
I'd pitch in if we crowdfund it
You're quoting something from Valorant, not League of Legends. They use two different anti-cheat systems.

As a person who actually plays the game on a M1 Pro MacBook running in x86 emulation, which is not supported by kernel mode drivers, I can tell you with absolute certainty (unless of course Riot has found an exploit that allows installation of unsigned system drivers), that my computer has no non-apple drivers installed.
I think centi can mean either a hundredth or a hundred. It was appropriated by the metric system to mean a hundredth, but that doesn't obliterate the other sense.
Get a 70 inch TV and mount it on the wall several feet from your desk. Now you're focusing at close to infinity. Put the computer nearby the TV and use a wireless keyboard and mouse at your desk.
> We couldn’t have the workers collectively realizing their worth now, could we?

What is stopping them? If this were really true wouldn't we see at least a few examples of large worker collectives succeeding by now?
Errant signal did a 1h deep dive into why this game was so influential: https://youtu.be/3AEvEIYzMbU

I was sceptical, but actually watched the whole thing!
This is like saying banks should not manage risk. I am sure that if you put your bucks in a bank account you want to seem them there when you check your balances otherwise you know who you will be blaming.

Also, ask CEOs and Chief Risk Officers from financial institutions if they worry about evaporations. I am not surprised though about him walking away with the money and your comment in the crypto world.
It has to partially be related to Twitter files, everyone knows they were all doing it and they must anticipate some eventual consequences.
I'm describing capabilities that already exist. Reliably streaming sqlite data to object storage is not a new thing and supported by multiple separate implementations at this point.
This is super cool, congrats!

I run https://www.startups.fyi and feature profitable startups/side-projects along with revenue info (a lot of them are from solo-founders like yourself).

Would love to feature you if you're up for it?
Show HN: CatLight – Action Center for Developers
Hi, this is Alex, founder of CatLight - an action center for developers.

The CatLight app will monitor your CI/CD pipelines, code review, and issue-tracking systems. It will then show you a desktop notification for action items that the app has found. For example, it will notify you about a broken build pipeline, incoming code review request, or unreviewed issue. You can configure what you want to monitor, and what kind of events should create a notification. The app has a tray icon that will change color depending on your top action item severity. This will keep reminding you that something needs your attention, even if you missed the notification.

CatLight also has a dashboard that combines all your action items into a prioritized list. You can customize the priority rules so that you can handle that list from top to bottom. For example, you can say that doing a code review is more important than working on a sprint task and that fixing the release pipeline has a top priority. If you are already working on a
task, CatLight will only notify you if something with higher priority appears. That should help developers to stay focused and in the flow.

Compared to email and chat notifications, CatLight focuses on the current state, and not the history of changes. For example, your inbox can show 20 notifications about a broken CI/CD build pipeline, but they can be outdated, as someone fixed it recently. CatLight will automatically remove a "broken build" alert when the build is fixed.

I've seen notification fatigue and blindness across several of my development teams before. It happens when engineers get too many email notifications, most of them are irrelevant and not actionable, so they just start ignoring them altogether, and important day-to-day work gets delayed. CatLight should help with that.

We recently re-designed the app mechanics in v3. Let me know what you think!
Never had a problem

I do the same thing as you. But it's worth noting that you don't know that you've never had a problem, since nobody can contact you about one.

I've only had problems that I know of three times. Once when a purchase from Ohio got mangled in shipping and returned to the company. It tried to contact me to let me know there was a delay, and when it couldn't get in touch with me, it put the order on hold. I found out about it when I called a couple of weeks later to ask what happened to my order.

Once when something I ordered from overseas had trouble getting through customs. Again, I had to call to find out what happened.

And once when I made a hotel reservation in Los Angeles. The hotel called to let me know that the upgrade I requested was available, and when it couldn't get me by phone it believed the transaction to be fraudulent and cancelled my reservation.
Thank you! Very informational and kind of you to offer further assistance. I'm way too uneducated in this space, for now, to even assume I could produce pertinent questions.
microacquire - is there any way we can see/verify that it happened?

congrats btw
New Mastodon app could be your best shot at moving on from Twitter
They asked for data about product like customers, usage, roadmap, etc and they just chat about churn and growth percentage. This took me 15 days to finish.
You don't need one satellite per airplane, just like you don't need one base station per mobile phone.

Modern satellites can shift terabits per second. They can handle a lat/long pair every couple of minutes sent by every oceanic flight in the air comfortably (even when only using the L-band, which needs much smaller and simpler antennas than those used for in-flight Wi-Fi).
These executive salaries ara usually shareholder's money (like the whole business), and the problem is that shareholders are often too distributed and don't have enough control to do anything about it.
Jumping between big companies and small companies isn't a bad career strategy.

Small companies like the brand names, but you can take big steps up in title in the small companies and startups.

I did it myself, though it was accident of history rather than being planned.
Aside from that article being quite old, the newest version of Flutter has tons of fixes for iOS. Although at the moment it's mostly used for internal apps.
It's a bit of an investment but if you have the time this fan made documentary is ready made to answer this question.

https://youtu.be/tokaUo_m39M
Imho we need to separate the customer base here to think about the adoption. If anyone (people/company) would like to have automation but is also okay with using cloud solutions, it would be too difficult to convince them to use Automatisch rather than Zapier, Integromat, or any other. But if they don't have the option to use cloud solutions with the compliance policy of their company or just because of the sensitive user data, they need to check open source solutions. So those customers will be our main target. While we're doing that, we don't limit the open source version in terms of integrations but create another license to separate the feature set that will be only required by corporate companies.

We wrote one of the actions in our integrations by using ChatGPT. So action was easy to build, but still, we would like to utilize AI for those tasks.

Thanks for the comment!
Reading Marx and Lenin helps a great deal to understand that relationship, although the material conditions of some (especially in exploited nations) may already provide an intuitive understanding.

I doubt I’m the only communist on HN, despite the site’s clear pro-capitalist bias.
Note: I’m not a healthcare professional so please take anything I say with a grain and salt and be sure to do your own doctor consultations + research. This should not be taken as medical advice, its just what has been working in our case.

@myshpa posted a link above which I hadn’t seen before, that actually confirms many of my own independent observations: https://chriskresser.com/how-to-cure-gerd-without-medication...

What worked for her:

- 10-15 minutes before every meal, suck on a DGL (Deglycyrrhizinated Licorice) tablet. This will interact with saliva and cause the GI system to secrete mucus to protect itself from acid.

- During the meal, take a digestive enzyme that contains at least Betaine HCL, Bromelain and Papain which will help break down carbs and proteins and stop food from entering the gut half digested, which can cause gas production from fermentation.

- Take a probiotic supplement every night before bed (we’ve found 15 billion to be sufficient, but you can try ones that are less/more potent). If you need water to swallow, squirt a tiny bit of lemon juice into it first.

Diet-wise: Avoid things that will relax the LES such as caffeine, mint, chocolate, etc. Avoid anything with tomato skins and certain types of legumes (if you want to eat these, remove the skins). It can be difficult, but reduce sugar intake as much as possible. Try not to drink water while eating (it will dilute stomach acid) but if she needs to, its been my observation that a tiny squirt of lemon juice with water helps.

Eat fermented foods regularly like Kefir, Kimchi, Sauerkraut, yogurt, etc. These probiotics will need to consume fibre from prebiotics in order to not starve in the gut. Increase your intake of all kinds of high fibre whole foods. Kale, beans, broccoli, whole grains, potatoes, whole almonds, etc. Google “low FODMAP diet”.

Regular exercise is important. It can be something low intensity like walking. It helps stimulate the digestive system and gut activity. Do it before meals, preferably.

It can be counterintuitive, but I think the root cause of a lot of GERD symptoms is actually weak stomach acid. That article linked above summarizes it pretty nicely. If that’s the case, make sure your girlfriend is at least supplementing with vitamins C and D, plus a B-complex with Methylcobalamine. Low stomach acid can cause malabsorption of these nutrients and others.

Keep a log book. Every body is different, so every time there is an episode, be sure to record what was specifically eaten that day and then avoid that food.

Any other questions feel free to ask.
whats the difference between mastodon and say the longroom(rip)? From what I remember Long room didn't have any outside moderators (like the comments section does)

was it the sheer amount of content, or just that it was outside the sphere of support (both legal and technical) to be useful?
Folks can still rip off/sell your software (even as a managed service) with the AGPL, as long as they share the source code of their version of cal.com
You don’t need to “validate” the outcomes and metrics on a resume. The usefulness of this content (or anything on a resume) is not in its utility as a test of character.
Coinbase seems to have from the very beginning overindexed on "resume" hires and not people who actually care about crypto eg Ivy League/Google/TradFi hires.
Your salary estimates are high in my opinion.
He would have been H1B after his Masters.

>Spend some years at IBM and Oracle as a developer/senior developer 200k/year

65-100k maybe less.

>PM/Senior PM at Symantec for a year 200-300k/year?

150k max.

Oracle, IBM and Symantec do not pay as well as FAANG and you need to adjust for the time.
They also colluded to suppress wages.

But he did navigate the valley. Seems like a cool guy to get to know and I'd read his autobiography.
He's like Omar.
Generally I agree but this is crypto. Crypto is 100% zero-sum or negative-sum. The whole space is predicated on trying to take money from other participants rather than actually creating value. Creating at best the illusion of value is the goal. This guy nailed it.

It's not like he took $100M from an orphanage or something.
There's two ways to succeed (oversimplification): being conniving and being smart.

In an environment like the USA (where many of the world's smartest tend to flock and extreme wealth is relatively achievable), being conniving is rarer than being smart, so that's what people value.
Thanks for such a detailed response.

I guess Canada is a safer bet in terms of career. Australia's weather is a plus for me, and I know a few people who moved there.

Anyways, looks like I can't go wrong either way.
From a quick glance at their financials, they lost about a billion dollars in the past year but still have $7 billion in working capital. I think they'll be fine.
You might die all the time for any reason.

If the issue is lack of some specific vitamins or minerals you may correct it before you die without starting to eat again.