skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
PAFIYAMA. Happened to me at 27yo. Thankfully ablation solved the problem and I'm more or less "cured". Interestingly, I had many ectopic beats post-surgery which subsided once I regained my old fitness level.
Buddy, have you ever heard of this thing called "cryptocurrency"?
ive thought of a mitigation for this - always intentionally enter the wrong password on the first try. if you're being phished, you'll notice when the wrong password gets you in
Probably to eliminate the open source competition if anything.
Managing Policing Demand for Digital Forensics Through Risk Assessment
Injury risk plays a part in that, especially for athletes, and is something most SIT/HIIT studies that focus on metabolic impacts don't usually measure: https://www.minervamedica.it/en/journals/sports-med-physical...

> With particularly high rates of knee and ankle sprains and strains, neuromuscular training and pre-strengthening programs, which have been previously demonstrated to be effective among young athletes, may be particularly worthwhile in prospective participants
People often switch from more processed grains to whole grains specifically to increase their fiber intake and reduce the processable calories they're ingesting. I don't think it's nitpicking at all, this is the most basic stuff you need to think about when doing dieting - CICO is naive at best.
Neat! Do you plan to actively sell enterprise licenses to mentioned industries, like healthcare and finance? Is that how you'll make money?

Random idea: Maybe sell integration building as well? Instead of just being able to request a integration. For example, if I would want to run this as a marketer and self host (for whatever reason), I would need integrations such as Facebook Lead Ads, TikTok Lead Ads, Gmail, etcetera. But instead of requesting them being built, I can imagine some people would rather pay $1000 to have them built _guaranteed_ within let's say 1 month. Because if there's some integration missing that is essential for my business, requesting and waiting 12 months until it's _maybe_ build is probably not an option. At least mentioning this service on the landing page and docs will cost 5 minutes of your time and maybe get some business. :)

Iyi sanslar!
Also most of the upper class don't have much money left, those houses cost a fortune to maintain.
Maintainig containers will cost more than keeping the package.json or rubyjso whatsoever updated.

Also you need some hacky things to make vbox running on OSX so it becomes totally a "works on my machine".
Companies that bet big on flutter are in for a world of pain when google abandons it.

You'll end up with a huge legacy codebase and dart devs that are useless for most other platforms.

I do expect there will be lots of $$$ rebuilding legacy flutter apps in SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose
The particularly interesting take-away for this audience is probably Bryan's Blueprint website at https://blueprint.bryanjohnson.co/
You may not agree with it but you gotta respect the hustle.
> No one gives a fuck about your social media (eg StackOverflow, GitHub, Kaggle, etc)

This is just plain wrong. When doing interviews at my previous company, we always looked at their github repo if provided.
I buy liquid B-12 drops for under my tongue since B-12 isn't absorbed very well by the digestive system
That's 4 hours of activity a day. That can't be true. I do that. I should be fading away then but hover at the same weight.
It sounds like you're saying the government has completely shit the bed in their regulatory duties, but I don't see you assign blame there at all for some reason.
This piece did not seem to be written by a human. The writing style would arguably escape notice, though it was an even a little too twee for a children's book. But the plot was so far out there that it's hard to argue that it seems natural. I think even most children, after having experience with children's books, would find something odd about the sequence of events.
> By migrating from one to the other, aren't you exposing yourself to the exact same risk?

My main gripe with LastPass is that they did not encrypt everything. Vast amounts of important information (email addresses, billing addresses, telephone numbers, IP addresses, website URLS [0]) were not encrypted on user's local machines with the master password, and subsequently have fallen into the hands of a malicious actor.

I would feel much better about LastPass if the security genuinely was safeguarded by a strong master password. But they've demonstrated that it's not.

Other password managers, as far as I can see, provide much greater protection in terms of encrypting everything. That's why I'd feel better about using them.

[0] https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/12/notice-of-recent-security-...
Yeah I believe this as well, enjoy the journey. Celebrate small wins, celebrate with your friends, family and children.
You sound pretty envious.
Tell HN: From $200/mo to $18k in 5 years as solo founder
I start making money when I was in my final year of Master Degree in 2017 at the age of 25. I’m sharing breakdown of 5-years earnings by year.

#2017 — $2,500 ($208 / month)
Internship for US based company as a web developer with Angular.js

#2018 — $6,500 ($542 / month)
I joined a full-time job as web developer in a company & was doing extra work in night as freelancer.

I quit my job in 8-months & moved to south India to building company of one.

#2019 — $24,691 ( $2058 / month )
I sold my first project that I build out of a GitHub repository for $22k and did some extra side work to make more money. From now, I stop taking freelance work and start exploring ideas in APIs software. In Nov, 2019 I build NoCodeAPI and Launched in Jan’2020 before covid.

#2020 — $42,124 ( $3,510 / month )
I grow my SAAS business nocodeapi to $2k MRR & built a small website with Twitter API in 11 hours and I sold that for $5k within a month.

#2021 — $153,609 ( $12,800 / month )
NoCodeAPI MRR $3.5k and sold two side project for $95k while growing my SAAS business.

#2022 — $216,433 ( $18,036 / month )
NoCodeAPI MRR grows to $5k and this got acquired for 6 figures.

#2023 — ?
Currently, I’m building a new software to make apps with table data. → tableapps.io
Zcal requires the following permission for Google Calender, Cal.com doesn’t:

“… permanently delete all the calendars you can access using Google Calendar”

Granting that takes a lot of trust in Zcal.
Did the same. Took several days but feels good to not have to worry about LastPass anymore.
Already seeing a lot of people in ADS-B Discords saying they are cutting off their feeds because they feel sold out.
Again, indistinguishable from parody.
Kinda disappointing to see so many people on this post implying that their idea of living life is the only valid approach
> filter through many of the "first guess" diagnosis, and prevent unnecessary testing using information that extend beyond the single minds of patient and doctor.

Source? I haven't heard anyone report this kind of capability for chatGPT or any other model. I have seen a lot of examples of very confident and wrong. Which is the opposite of what you want in a probabilistic assessment.
The biggest news in this article is that coinbase is still worth over $10bn. The crypto scam looks dead but it's still moving.
Study uncovers widespread unethical practice for assigning research authorship
> include certain phrases of job descriptions in your resume

Especially this one, because I do that for the human reader, not just for the machines.

The point of the resume is to show that you meet the requirements for the job—asking a candidate to rephrase the job requirements in their own words actually obfuscates the parallels between their work history and your requirements, creating more work for everyone involved.
My "We don't know if, or of not, they are aware of anything else," comment clearly suggests that the reasons for terminating him may not be limited to this court case specifically. It's been covered in many articles that this sort of behavior from him has been an open secret for a bit. I don't claim to know whether or not that's true, I'm simply saying that none of us know exactly why AS did this, whether or not it was only about the pending legal case or something more, or anything.

All we can do is assume they didn't make the decision lightly. Adult Swim is clearly a lot closer to this situation than any of us in this thread, and to pretend that any of us may know better than them in regards to this is just wild (and, really, you're doing the same thing you say they are - accusing them of something without proof).
This isn't stealing though. The owning class agreed to this.
Perhaps when you slide the rotor past the stator lamination, it demagnetises it a bit? Like those screwdriver demagnetizers
That shouldn’t be the case for c++ and Rust lambdas that are immediately invoked. The compiler should see through it.
I'm skeptical as well though willing to listen.

Which public resources? I didn't see any references cited.

It's pretty common in the startup space to exaggerate, but even a reference to a studio's own stats would at least be a good start.
Google institutional investor calls for wider cuts: 30k jobs
YTD is like 25 days… what’s the TTM?
I'll reply down here.

> This narrative is counterfactual to how capitalism actually works. Your worth is determined by supply and demand. Investors would never agree to paying American developers twice as much as European developers if they knew they would be on the hook for them until their cash reserves bled dry.

Supply and demand works best when the data about the market is symmetric. In the job market it is not. Firms know that they are willing to pay, and what they have paid, for work. Workers do not. If a worker takes a penny less than what the firm can bare, that is slippage that is being arbitraged into profit by the firm. Workers are goaded into a cheaper price for their work by firms through the threat of "We will go with another candidate" even if there are no other candidates. Again, asymmetric data.

> On the other hand, most people in this thread are intentionally ignorant of the market landscape that gave their their cushy mid-six figure compensation. Instead they would rather make the same tired memes about "short term profits" and whatnot.

Comparatively (amongst workers) well paid workers does not mean that those same workers are compensated fairly by the firm. Workers do work, managers manage. The core question posed by the thread OP was around the value of the work (and the protections afforded to) workers do as opposed to that of management.
Where do you think they got the money for the investment?
I mean, who's ripping off? It's a legal contract.
What Remains of the NFT Hype
Best use I've found for this is to make sure borrowed a Rc is dropped when you want it to be. Otherwise I've run into "this thing is already borrowed" errors when the runtime decided the thing should still be borrowed by something else.
The shovel manufacturer made a bad product decision to not pivot when the mines were becoming empty.
Hopefully you reset all your passwords and didn’t just migrate over.
> Implying that the IPO valuation was reasonable.
> I do care about metrics. I especially appreciate metrics that are presented with two components:
> How they can be tied to business objectives.
> Your contribution in achieving that metric.

I think this one is often tough for junior ICs and even senior ICs in big companies. It's still tough for me after decades. A lot of us are far down on the totem pole, 8 managers away from anyone who knows anything about business objectives. If your job is to turn protobufs from one API into json on the other API, it's going to be difficult to turn this into a description of adding business value.

Projects in tech companies are gigantic. "Impact" is always super hard to quantify. Down at the bottom of the totem pole, you're working on a tiny 0.01% piece of the product. That's my impact?! Not very impressive. Higher up on in management, or off to the side in product management / project management, you're not really physically doing any of the actual product, but are making architectural decisions, serving as tech lead, herding cats, submitting status reports and so on. How do you quantify that? Some people just punt and focus on the product's performance: say [PRODUCT] earned the company [$X] and won [Y] awards. But you're still not quantifying your own impact. I think for the last 10 years of my career at BigTech, I can't possibly quantify my impact in numeric terms because they were such small pieces of gargantuan projects.
At the same time, if you're the leader of a product that's going to succeed no matter what, maybe you shouldn't get paid $105 million.
The key, if you can, is to choose a NEMA standard motor, there are tons of suppliers you can get a nema gearbox from. They get pretty small, but if it's amaller than the smallest nema size I'd go to a place like stock drive components which stocks thousands of gears.

The challenge is that gear tooth geometry is often more than 2d, so laser cutting may not be the best solution for longevity. For a quick and dirty prototype it's certainly fine.
I agree- someone with money can simply put it in bonds or a savings account. To invest in a company it has to promise to return more than the 5% per annum
Both your calories in numbers and calories out are subject to extreme estimation error.

Also body composition changes can make “weight loss” difficult as you replace fat with muscle. You can also get a gross estimate of muscle/water/fat mass to see those changes (or go get a very accurate measurement a few times in a facility equipped for such things).
If the data is released it may be helpful for other medical research in the future as well. It's a daily/weekly/monthly graph of many measurable things.
No, that button is enough. That button did not exist on older versions, so you definitely did not click it if it did not work. If you're running the version of macOS that was released over a year ago (Monterey) or running Ventura (released more recently), then the button will exist.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208987

"Other ways to disable Activation Lock"

"Activation Lock is disabled when you use the Erase All Content and Settings feature."

Apple confirms that the feature works exactly as I said and exactly as users expect. I've used it myself, and it does work.

Users running software that is several major versions out of date will have a more difficult experience, since that button did not exist, and they would have to first remove Activation Lock before going into Recovery Mode to manually format the Mac. Those are the remaining steps that were linked several comments up from here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34505523

Apple has made the process as easy as it possible can be now, identical to the process used to factory reset an iPhone.
What CPRA Means for Common Engineering Workflows
> Am I ruining my life?

Probably. That template you’re running away from is popular because it works. Most people meet all of their friends in school, which you only have access to when you’re young. Then you meet a partner in your mid-20s because that’s when everyone else is also looking for a partner. Then you get your career in full swing because you have few responsibilities and can put a lot of energy into it. Then you start a family because that’s the point in your life where fertility is optimal.

All those things happen at roughly similar times for everyone, because each stage of life is optimized for that task. If you try to break the template, then you become the creepy old guy at the club trying to meet people. Or the guy in mid-life who has no career history in that field. Or you don’t have the energy to raise kids anymore. Or the pool of available partners is so small you don’t really have any options.

You don’t live in this world alone, and most large goals require collaboration with other people, even if that collaboration is simply aligning your timing do do things when everyone else is. You won’t live forever, and your mind and body will slowly fail. You need to do things while you still can, not when some unattainable ideal state is reached.

You don’t have infinite time to wait for perfect opportunities to come along. You need to make them happen as best you can with the people and resources you have available at that moment.
Handling them is not the same as preventing them.
From what little I've seen of it, SQLAlchemy on python might fit. It's not an ORM, it's a query builder.
People didn't forget this story: https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/28/21272964/microsoft-winget...
Its also not like you have to do it every day either. Going to a pool party once in a blue moon isn't going to be a devastating change in routine, even if you stay the whole time
I wonder if this was done to stop trackers like @ElonJet since ADS-B Exchange doesn't seem to support the "privacy" requests of the rich & famous as FlightAware / FlightRadar24 et al do.

https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-private-jet-no-lon...
Somebody recently bought my apartment complex and thought it would be fun to add a surcharge even for payment methods like echecks. After a couple months of dealing with a thousand paper checks they're trying to no avail to fix the problem by begging everyone to pay online. Incentives matter.
To reignite the joy of childhood, learn to live on 'toddler time'
They might have a lot more in common with the gardeners and carpenters if these hedge funds have their way. Capital is much better at capturing wealth than laborers and that's the core structural issue.
True, but I think the commentor is referring to the U-shaped relationship of AF and endurance training.

Higher probability with zero exercise, lowest probability at moderate exercise, but an increase in probability as you enter the extreme territory. In my case, 1000+ hours/year for 8 years led to this outcome
"need investor money?"

There exist large private companies; how do they behave differently? I could imagine it going either way, depending on the owners, employees, and all kinds of other factors.
>maintaining our enthusiast roots and unfiltered data

Interesting to see if a certain someone's jet(s) remain trackable
Everyone Wants Your Email Address. Think Twice Before Sharing It
I love software development. It's not just a job, but a hobby, as well. My GH Activity Graph is solid green, because I code every day. Sometimes, more, on weekends.

I haven't been paid since 2017. I was laid off, after 27 years. It was totally expected, and I was prepared.

What I wasn't prepared for, was the rejection from the industry.

Once I got over that, I was fine. I found some 501(c)(3) work that interested me, and I've been doing that. I did some writing, started trying to implement many of the ideas I had, while being paid (but were ignored), and found out that I had been absolutely right, the entire time (It is not hubris to postulate that, if I had been allowed to implement my ideas, the layoffs would not have been necessary, but that's all water under the bridge).

I used to say that "My dream is to work for free."

Livin' the dream...
Cool. How can I turn off the animated cursor movement in Excel? And Outlook? Drives me crazy. I keep submitting feedback. Even a registry hack is fine.
I've been hit up by cryptobro's on LinkedIn more in that last month than at anytime previous. Clearly the ponzi scheme needs more victims to keep the pyramid intact...
It’s the fed dummies!

Why is it that the C-suite folks, who are supposed to understand macroeconomic trends or "Economics 101" as you're calling it, didn't see this coming and didn't make better decisions to not over-hire and mitigate reactionary cost-cutting. These companies have billions of cash on hand, but they choose the easy short term route of slashing labor costs to appease shareholders. I would argue this is a terrible long term solution on growth and profits (despite the shareholders impatience.

Besides even the big tech employees are closer to the average American worker than C-suite folks if you look at median salaries. You're talking down to a large group of people as if you somehow saw it coming before everyone else?

spending it instead on $30 door dashed organic salads

This is effectively the same argument as the one made by the Avocado Toast guy, and it's out of touch. You can empathize with folks that make less than you and still criticize the action of management that could have had the foresight to prioritize people over profit, but chose not to out of greed.
Another product in this vein, Teknik motors. They're fully integrated, give them power and Connect to them via USB amd program it. Once you program it you can just use the gpio pins on the motor to wire up switches or other types of control. Super easy
Context: Lazarus Long is at least 2,000 years old, has gone through multiple 'Rejuvenation' services, and seen/done just about everything in the galaxy.

A quote from page 3 of my edition: "WHERE'S MY SUIDICE SWITCH?"
It is common to everyone. Proof: wage theft is about $1 Billion a year. https://www.epi.org/publication/wage-theft-2021/
The post is interesting that someone actually working got money out of a company.
> That job you can't be fired from, that ensures employment as long as you want? It's in the public sector.

No wonder the public sector is known for inefficiency, incompetency and lower pay.
Balaji pulled off a heck of a heist himself. Partner at A16Z, spin out some bizarre crypto oil-cooled mining company, pivot like 4-5 times, and then have Coinbase, the company with your VC partners on the board "acquire" your failed startup for 10 figures after it's already burned through over $100M of investor money. These dudes just begging the SEC to get involved in VC deals.
At least for US-based victims, in many cases it is illegal[0] for them to pay -- and the feds have been pointing this out to both victims and incident response firms for the last few years.

0 - https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/126/ofac_ransomware_a...
Companies Cut Temp Workers in Warning Sign for Labor Market
Mikaela Shiffrin breaks women’s Alpine skiing World Cup wins record
Perhaps it should. The UK has both low unemployment and also a cost-of-living crisis, which implies (to me, I'm not an economist) that labour is underpaid locally compared to other economic inputs.
Love this. Can anyone recommend a BBSing-oriented terminal for Windows?
Not sure why the outburst man. His mom died, it's a valid reason to not want to work for a bit, and why would you if you had 105 million
I moved to singapore just as the covid measures were loosening last year. Most restaurants are still using QR code menus and web apps to make orders. Each time we get our food, the waiter has to guess which drink and meal belongs to who, or they just leave it on the table and expect you to take it. The apps also make it harder to ask for exceptions to the menu (no tomatoes, more hot sauce, etc). Of course, the restaurants also hire just one waiter, who now runs around like a headless chicken fulfilling orders, so it's not like automation is making the individual worker's life easier. But management gets to things to look nice on their spreadsheet with less labour costs so they keep the changes.

I really don't think consumers like automation. There are some cases where's it's convenient (vending machine) and times where it isn't (dining in). But it's being forced en mass because vendors can get away with it, not because there's demand but because suppliers like it.
They aren't referring to Google layoffs, the evil people are the hedge fund managers.
> * If you want a medical device, it's a problem.

> * If you want a fun game or piece of social media, it's probably not.

This is exactly the distinction between requires engineering and does not require engineering. Current models are great for the latter, but dangerous for the former.
I cynically wonder how much they'll start charging billionaires to hide their private jet info.