skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Such an interesting feature. I find I often miss things a candidate says because I'm trying to take notes. Being able to focus on the candidate would be a real game changer
"Privacy" and "online" don't go well together, though. Talking about "zero-knowledge" doesn't really address the issue, because there is no way of knowing if the author is being honest, or if they've implemented it correctly.
Microsoft Bing could be integrating GPT-4, the not yet announced GPT-3 successor
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Wow! In the language version they're showing me, they write the opposite. Translated from the page:

"Changes for disputes
Fees for disputes (also known as chargeback or recrediting) will increase from €15 to €20. If the customer's bank resolves the dispute in your favour, the full fee will be refunded."

Edit: After doing some more research, it seems that it is only US customers that will lose their dispute fee. If you choose English (United Kingdom) as your language, it says you can keep the fee if you win the dispute.
Isn't it the case that these 'premium' cards usually require full balance settlement each month? In which case there is no opportunity for the card issuer to earn interest on outstanding balances as there is with personal credit cards so the card issuers add the 'lost' income to the transaction fee?
The irony in comments like this never ceases to amaze me.
Why would anyone use a react app to create a static site is beyond me. I kind of get the “why” - componentizing everything + the creators were react experts but the level of overengineering and brittleness still blow my mind.
Yeah, I remember when I got mine—I wasn't expecting anything, and I kinda wished they hadn't given me anything at all if they were going to just give $25. Felt pretty cheap.
Poorly written react code isn't performant and removing the Virtual DOM will not fix your problem. It's a hill I'm willing to die on. Many engineers seem to struggle with unnecessary re-renders, to the point where I see long tasks in the performance tab. Clicking a button shouldn't lock the UI thread for 2 seconds.
Strange, I thought all airships were big, since the gas takes up a lot of space???

(But according to the article, bigger really is better.)
Here's a boring 1h video discussing all kinds of hand poses. (I think the channel got a bunch of backlash for pro-colonialism or something like that.) It appears I watched half an hour of it, maybe as a form of induced delirium.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpqfZJuZRNY
Something something storytelling
My new go-to is not to search DDG or Google at all. Just go to seriouseats.com and search there. America's Test Kitchen is a good second choice.

There IS a lot of text, but it's mostly explaining how they tested and derived this recipe, and what the alternatives are. You can always skip to the end.
Used boats are (deceptively) cheap to buy.
> I healed my eczema with red light (infrared heater)

What type of infrared heater did you use?
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working shutdowns in the south-east texas petroleum processing chemical plants. Time and a half after 40 hours and double time pay after 60. They paid per diem based on how many miles we came to work and gave us a hotel then we would work 16 hour days for a couple months or until the project was done. This was my dads life for a long time and I tried it a couple times at 18yo, realized this isn't for me, then went to art college.
None of the good frameworks really do any more DOM operations than any other. It's all about how you find out which set of DOM operations need to be done. Svelte does this with a compiler, Lit does it with tagged template literals, and a bunch do it with vdom.

Calculating the vdom diff is pure overhead in that if you have better syntax (or a compiler) you can just skip it.
Currently? It’s been that way for at least 60,000 years.
> distract from the actual issues at hand.

On the contrary, noticing that real wages increased for the poorest 40% may motivate policies like a universal income / citizen dividend. Perhaps a higher steady state inflation is necessary, 4% instead of 2%, to keep unemployment low and real wages rising for the poorest.

Have you considered what happened to the wealthiest 1% as inflation fears led to increased interest rates? I'm guessing the nominal wealth declines affected the wealthiest most of all. I haven't seen measurements of that, yet, but I have seen some headlines about Musk and Adani.
I realize this is a humor article, but I don't think it's very funny (except perhaps the part about business stock photos). I mean, I have none of these feelings that corporate headshots make subjects "end up looking like well-dressed hostages".

They're just photos of people in suits. What would you expect them to look like? You could write this same article about virtually any photographic portraits of humans. Just feels like an author trying to be "edgy" by blowing up his own preconceived notions in a way that doesn't reflect reality.
Matt Parker of Youtube fame also wrote a book called Humble Pi: When Math Goes Wrong in the Real World which covers several post-mortems from the engineering space.

I found it interesting that he compared and contrasted the airline industry where failures are seen as systemic (don't blame the pilot, blame the system) and the medical industry where failures are typically seen as having personal liability (blame the surgeon).

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The problem is not about the broadcast capabilities, they already support RSS.

The problem is about their content censoring. I don't reckon Automattic reversed the "sexually explicit" purge initiated by Yahoo. I'm not interested in a social network that censors ~30% [1] of the global art production. For now Twitter is the better place for relatively free content sharing.

[1]: Number pulled out of my hat, but the human nude being the most popular drawing subject ever, I wouldn't be surprised if this is close to reality.
> Most of the reaction you see from this are to the tune of "The AI people lied to us, the model DOES remember all of the images you train it on, here's proof in that you can get the images back!".

You make a claim that seems trivially false. Cite some example comments to back it up.
> Wouldn't this be a plausible story immediately post-WWII?

> "I feel I must remind you that it is an undeniable, and may I say a fundamental quality of man, that when faced with extinction, every alternative is preferable." - Dr. Leonard Church

It turns out that debt and money are no problem when your existence is threatened by an enemy who ideologically is committed to your total extermination. The Cold War made spending on military tech a non issue because the alternative was falling behind the Communists and possibly losing a war.
Eigenimages
https://www.cinemacats.com/wp-content/uploads/movies/counter...
Yes: No pencil tool, no active checking. Also, you should trickle free hints at people instead of forcing an ad click, that's how you get 'em.
That's awfully specific, I'm guessing it was preprompted.
Can confirm this! It's only when certain software engineers step to the hiring process that real talent is able to jump out. Otherwise, its a huge mess.
There is probably some context switching overhead between Discord and whatever game at the GPU driver level.
I don't know, I think it's much more complicated. On one hand Raytheon changes their rainbow to logo for pride month, on the other hand some states are trying to ban crossdressing or force crossdressing people to register as sex offenders. And the majority of youth who are homeless are homeless because their families kicked them out for being gay/trans. I don't think it's reasonable to say that LGBTQ people are completely mainstream/acceptable or completely counterculture/unacceptable. Maybe it's more like it's mainstream to appear accepting but its counterculture to actually accept the gay/trans/crossdressers in your own life.
In this case specifically of "to err is human; to forgive is divine," which sounds to me like Johnson but I'm not going to try looking up the attribution because, in this context in particular, the universe's love for irony all but guarantees I'll get it wrong.
Really they should just add DOM morphing into the DOM APIs. React has proved there is some value to this approach, whether it is speed or mental model, there are enough positives to just add it to the platform.
Mangopay IME was a huge PITA for the last few years. Only in the last year with management change have they actually started to give a damn.
Honestly it just sounds like you don’t need it that bad
I don't know of any examples of hyper focused, autistic, high achieving leaders. I'm not aware of any examples of hyper focused, high achieving leaders having been confirmed as being autistic. So, for vacuous reasons, the answer to your question is no.

Let's suppose that there are no such examples. What then? If a person is an asshole what does it matter why they are an asshole?
Curious to hear people's thoughts. Why is a feature like this better than using a more general meeting note-taker?
Cover letter importance varies by industry and company, and it hasn't been valuable for me in tech. Even in roles where prose writing is the primary job requirement!
Dream Song #14, John Berryman

Life, friends, is boring. We must not say so.

After all, the sky flashes, the great sea yearns,

we ourselves flash and yearn,

and moreover my mother told me as a boy

(repeatingly) ‘Ever to confess you’re bored

means you have no

Inner Resources.’ I conclude now I have no

inner resources, because I am heavy bored.

Peoples bore me,

literature bores me, especially great literature,

Henry bores me, with his plights & gripes

as bad as achilles,

who loves people and valiant art, which bores me.

And the tranquil hills, & gin, look like a drag

and somehow a dog

has taken itself & its tail considerably away

into mountains or sea or sky, leaving

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This looks great but I was sad to see advertisements and consider that a bell if not a whistle. I would pay a few bucks for this if it could match the features of the above with this clean visual style.
Also it's important to note that MS makes bit only the best performing electron app (VSCode) but also the worst (Teams). So even with MS' billions it's not guaranteed to become a quality product.

Strange enough they're now touting the move to Edge WebView as the solution (since they finally acknowledge how bad Teams is) but never explained how this will solve the problem as it's just the same tech (chromium) underneath.
I see this same sentiment comment in every one of these threads, and that reductionist view seems to ignore the things that make CI valuable: conditional stages, caching, passing artifacts from one to another, secret management, etc

If the retort is "well, just implement those things in your shell scripts" then at that point one has reimplemented Earthly in shell which feels objectively worse
It's an illusion. For any thing it "knows" you can persuade it to claim exactly opposite thing. It just randomly landed on correct thing first just because it seen it more often in the input data. Despite appearing 100% confident about everything it has actual 0% of confidence about anything it says. Although it insists on some things bit longer than on others.
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If it's offered, I pay with the Danish Mobilepay app. The flow is:

1. Click "Pay with Mobilepay"

2. Enter phone number, or confirm it if if the merchant already knows this

3. Press notification on phone, fingerprint, and swipe right to approve.

I'm not sure how this appears to the business, but to me it looks like any other payment or transfer on my bank statement.
I figure it's difficult to convey the general sentiment without insulting pictures of actual people, even if through stock photography. They could also have generated such pictures with an AI, but altogether I found the picture-less explanation to be more interesting.
^ this here is the reason why I never want to build SaaS products for developers.

If you use and benefit from a product that saves time for 3 (usually the most highest paid) employees in the business (developers), you either need re-evaluate how much value this product provides or re-evaluate your business plan.
Ok then, you're forgiven. ;-)

As for the editor, I guess you mean this?

https://github.com/elementary/code
> The proper path forward IMO is capturing externalities so they can be incorporated into the existing economic framework.

I totally agree! No way China should be able to have price advantages due to lack of manufacturing pollution control. And Mexico makes engine blocks for the north because of the difficulty of getting environmental approval for foundries in the north.

Pollution parity import tariffs will level the playing field and allow low-polluting factories to compete with the high polluting areas that are harming everyone.

> change their behaviors if they had to pay the full price

The imported igadgets and solar panels and baby rockers will be more expensive. If we manufacture at home we can even reduce usage of energy for transporting things from China.
They're both pretty new.; Tusky's been around for five years. I think it's certainly fair to say that Android _did_ have a better open source landscape than iOS for Mastodon until lately (I think on iOS it was mostly just the official client).
I mean feel free to have a different opinion than me, but I don’t really understand the point you’re making?

Twitch is the US’s dominant streaming platform and it predates (as Justin.tv) all the China players. It’s had less of an impact because for the most part, the West isn’t into as into live-streaming as China (we can post videos without worrying so much about censorship, so the “live” component matters less).

OnlyFans is not a live-streaming platform and does not have even a remote comparable company in China.

On the scooter front, again, China has more bicycle/scooter infrastructure, so it works in lots of places there, but barely in the US.

Id argue all of those examples are things that work in China but not elsewhere, though I guess you assume scooters/live-streaming are still on the upswing in the West and will have a bigger impact as time goes on (if you really hold that belief, I’d recommend monetizing it with Amazon and Bird stock, both of which price neither of those trends in)
Not Jewish, but that is indeed the Jewish tradition. The intention is respect/reverence.
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I recently had an issue with my water softener. I searched and Google identified some videos and the time stamp in the videos. When I clicked the link, the video started right at the relevant part.
He seems to have the raw capacity for intelligence and appears to have applied it well in understanding rocketry, but he does not apply it equally. He's said and done a lot of bone-headed things and ignored genuine expertise.
As a proportion of net state product it’s property taxes are low. Compared to most other states, California provides a lot of services and looks after a lot of land (has a lot of thinly-settled land — people there need services too). It’s a major net contributor to the federal budget.

It should have a better mix of tax sources.

Remember the size of the state’s economy and population would make it one of the large EU countries.
> Or I spend $30M to clone two dodo's - one male, and one female. I then breed 100 more dodo's from that initial pair.

You’re off to a good start to serving an historically unserved market.

I read somewhere that roasted dodos are delicious.
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ah sorry, didn't understand it correctly. sslstrip used to be a thing, is it still ? I haven't been in touch with the status quo
Rethorical question? You can't know that without looking on how the function is used.

You at least know something is strange from the comment.
> as a candidate, noticing your interviewer typing/writing is also pretty offputting.

Really? For me it shows they are doing their work properly instead of just depending on their memory.
Detasseling corn.
The dividend yield is now over 5%; how is it possible that they can't give it even a symbolic little cut? If anyone has snark-free information about this story I'd love to hear it.

Given the CHIPS Act too-important-to-fail backstop Intel has, this almost seems like risk free money.
Yeah, these lopsided systems have drawbacks!
> Debt-to-GDP ratios and the cost of servicing existing debt together mean that there are difficult budgeting decisions on the horizon for many western governments

That's not at all how modern money and economics work. There is no transfer mechanism from Debt:GDP to economic productivity. That's not to say that a sovereign currency issuing government can't shoot itself in the foot any number of ways of course.