skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How can you say there is no difference? What do you think Vue and Svelte SFCs are? Where does React have built-in component style scoping? Where does React have automatic passing of classes and properties to components? Can I write SCSS in a React JS file and have it just work? Nope.

The platform is more than just JS, and React has plenty of stuff going on that is "magic" enough to be no different for me than the abstraction of a DSL. How is the cost-benefit better for React when I keep seeing developers who actually try other frameworks have their minds blown at how much easier it is to do the same things?

The CSS skill loss is very real, particularly with the number of straight-to-React bootcamps that barely touch on it and the insistence on using CSS-in-JS which makes it way harder for people to explore a production website and learn the fun way. I'm not some HTML/CSS purist, and React was a big step forward for the industry, but now its time is past and we have way better alternatives.
There are three other corners as well! I have one as show other windows from the same app, one as show windows on this desktop, and one for show all desktops. actually leave top left unhot because that's where the apple menu is.
" ... Entanglement applies to objects comprising two or more components and describes what happens when the quantum principle that “everything that can happen actually happens” is applied to such composed objects."
Native code should be able to do more work with less power, yes. But in practice, these kinds of runtime efficiencies aren't the overarching factor. Native apps add features and these features in aggregate end up using far more memory, cpu, and being otherwise invasive into the system -- for example, the discord native app attempting to ptrace everything else on the system.

The extra crap -- especially information gathering -- ends up making the native apps slower and buggier.
L5 used to be the terminal level, at least for most engineers. L8+ is very rare in my experience.
Seems like the safest jobs are also going to be the most boring and soul sucking, so maybe think hard about what/if you want to optimize this way.
I was curious too - so I checked out the airtable.cool site which says this:

> Airtable.cool is a tool that gives you link previews and analytics for your existing Airtable shared view links.

> Airtable.cool is purely just a wrapper/user interface addition to Airtable.com shared views. We wrap the airtable.com form in an iframe so that previews and link tracking works, but all the data is hosted on Airtable.
it makes it not work for me
Many things go into the ads infrastructure that make it actually able to run in a profitable way, spanner, borg, and much more. So this doesn't really narrow things down.
https://archive.is/qfoP8
Couple in Iran sentenced to 10 years in prison for dancing in viral video
Anecdotes, but... A former BigTechCo employer (I quit early 2022) had (~10% of staff) layoffs the other week. At least 3 different engineering VPs and 1 SVP were let go that I know of, including my former manager. None of the orgs or teams under them were dissolved. The team I left behind remained completely intact otherwise, though they obviously have a new reporting structure.

Lots of other Director-level and below were let go, as well. Impacts to IC-level employees was minimal in the engineering organization but common in other departments, e.g. product and marketing.
> Airtable.cool is a tool that gives you link previews and analytics for your existing Airtable shared view links

Basically opengraph tags with a way to track the hit count.

https://airtable.cool/
In their last earnings transcript (3 months ago) they do talk a lot about Reels competing with TikTok and making a lot of traction.

They say that Reels growth is very high, but they haven’t built the tools yet for SMBs to advertise well with it, so revenue was relatively low but a focus for them going forward.

Haven’t read yesterday’s transcript yet but I’d assume more of the same.
1. Setup a mechanism to talk with coworkers out of band. A Slack team, a Signal or Telegram channel, phone #s or email, doesn’t matter, as long as it’s not Corp owned on Corp equipment. You only talk about this topic outside of Corp comms.

2. Find enough likeminded coworkers who are onboard with organizing.

3. Contact the NLRB to hold a vote. You’ll need a majority. You don’t need unanimous buy in, and likely won’t get it; optimize accordingly.

Organizing is federally protected. If you have suspicion or evidence your employer is retaliating against your organizing efforts, report them to the NLRB.

Unions, like companies, are only as good as the people in charge. Good luck.

https://uniontrack.com/blog/roadmap-for-unionizing-first-ste...

https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/what-we-do/conduct-elections

https://www.nlrb.gov/about-nlrb/rights-we-protect/the-law/em...

https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/olms/regs/compliance/...
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I also moved their build pipeline, built around a 3rd party contractor's in-house software, from Google Cloud Platform to CircleCI and automated their unit and snapshot tests.

Another major accomplishment of mine while working there was to help introduce React into the codebase. I was responsible for implementing most of the React pages, including 3 of the payment pages of the redesigned checkout flow, the profile and settings page, as well as the form component & its input components, which was the backbone to most of the forms.

On top of that, I was tasked to implement a service to send SMS to our customers, which was sent from an Apex class in Salesforce, and ran asynchronously using a job queue.
> The popup is about any cookies, right?

The popup is, yes. But the legislation they are pretending to be compliant with isn't.

For basic session-level cookies that are essential to the operation of some sites, no legislation requires consent. The issues are third party tracking, long term use stalking, etc. But those that want to stalk you want you to believe that the legislation is against even session maintenance & similar cookies as well so you'll be against the legislation and not them. And that is apparently working on you and some others commenting in this thread.
Definitely reminds me of the clip from 30 Rock where Jack Donaghy has to shoot a promotional clip and doesn’t know what to do with his hands, so by the end of the session he is holding a coffee mug in each hand and still spiraling out of control.
I don't think this uses GPS, at least not directly. This data comes from ADS-B and radar. ADS-B involves the plane itself broadcasting where it (thinks it) is. That may come from GPS onboard but is probably more sophisticated than that in a modern 747.
When I joined Google my TL was an L6 on the engineering track, 10 years ago. My vague memory of the engineering ladder when I joined went up to L9.
ChatGPT repeats left-leaning views on the following positions from my testing:

- That climate change is real, and that humans are causing it

- That vaccines are effective, including the COVID-19 vaccine

- That COVID-19 is not a hoax; that it is a deadly illness

- That masks are effective in limiting the transfer of airborne pathogens

- That Joe Biden won the US presidential election in 2020

- That former Pres. Barack Obama was born in Hawaii

Feel free to double check my results with ChatGPT. These are just from the top of my head, but I'd like to try more prompts if someone can think of more. From my use, there appears to be a number of issues that ChatGPT holds left-leaning positions on.
> so that persona’s claim that “any output is in the public domain” is legally incoherent.

I fully agree.

Anyway, I found the original link https://twitter.com/eze3d/status/1601695610498781184
8+ was about 0.5% of eng a few years ago
I do attribute that to malice by default, until proven otherwise.

This is my opinion, pleasant or not, this is not on a whim.
I Migrated 300 Posts from Obsidian Publish to Ghost
> Assuming this was 1972

Carter was inaugurated President on January 20, 1977.
How was this converted from WARN public records into airtable? I'm curious if I can start using it for this purpose.
Millions of small businesses started just fine before Facebook existed.
Welcome to marketing copy. ChatGPT has the name recognition. text-davinci-003 does not.
I couldn't agree more. Every time I have to do a for-each loop in some templating language instead of just using a normal programming language I want to shoot it into the sun. Templated yaml is my current pain point. Why not build data structures in a normal programming language and then write the result to yaml. It feels like a lesson we learnt after templated XML 20 years ago that we keep forgetting.
I'm sure they have OKRs (Orthopedic Knot Relaxation).
Here is one sample point for your survey.

Static is better than dynamic for large projects, in my experience.
If you decide to port this for Android I would be super interested, it looks fantastic
netflix seems to be becoming the blockbuster of streaming services. I'm sure they have data showing profits despite expected attrition, but how likely are people to come back in the future once they've gotten in the habit of torrenting their shows?

also, people talk and i'm sure the people torrenting will be willing to share those that are paying for the service. when the next frustration arises (like not being able to download an episode before a flight because you have too many devices), people are going to leave.

really feels like netflix is in a death spiral of sorts.
You can capture netntlm hashes if you control the network, but you’d still have to crack them. HSTS and secure cookie flags help a lot with sslstrip type attacks though.
Can you point to one that had the opposite effect?
Firstly, usability bugs like this are still bugs.

Secondly, think how that issue surfaced in the first place. Somebody used TensorFlow in their Python code, and their Python code produced unexpected result and/or crashed. Judging by the fix, it is highly unlikely to have produced one of the errors from the above list. As a ML practitioner I can also tell you it likely means somebody had to spend a significant amount of time to get to the cause once they saw the output, because numerical miscalculations are very hard to debug in the first place.
We can't know unless we know how much meta he bought and how much s&p he owns (if any).

But 5% is probably much more than anyone should allocate to a single stock.

And just to demonstrate my point, he could have bought 1 share of meta a couple months ago for $100. And he could have $1 million in his 401k.
I'm sorry but personal privacy trumps someone's business.

People may hate apple but we're continuing down an advertising hellscape. I feel bad for the small business owners. But that's life.
https://archive.is/q5Z1d
I'd take a look at the open source project https://github.com/marqo-ai/marqo instead. It does 1 and 2 out of the box. You can use CLIP or any model you want really.
(Psst. You're the broken one, mate.)
Tokens, Please: Comparing OpenID Connect with Video Game “Papers, Please”
No, they shouldn't. They can make more profit by treating customers badly, and profit and shareholder value are the only things that matter, so that's what they should do.

If consumers don't like this, then they should find alternatives. Microsoft treating consumers badly is nothing new.
At current price, Facebook doesn't have to remain a growth stock. It's trading at a 15 P/E multiple. For comparison Proctor and Gamble is trading at a 25 P/E, Coca Cola at 26 P/E, and Comcast at 33 P/E. For Facebook to go up (at least relative to prevailing American equity valuations), it just has to remain a blue chip marquee name and not go into terminal decline.
It appears that flight was flown IFR as the cleared route is available: SEA V120 EAT 4700N/11924W 4723N/11930W 4714N/11915W 4712N/11901W 4714N/11848W 4728N/11831W 4714N/11816W 4711N/11803W 4714N/11750W 4722N/11733W 4707N/11739W 4708N/11811W 4708N/11856W 4706N/11926W 4637N/11918W 4638N/11909W 4657N/11856W 4657N/11913W 4701N/11913W 4701N/11849W 4637N/11904W 4638N/11831W 4657N/11831W 4645N/11841W 4645N/11831W 4643N/11831W 4643N/11849W 4701N/11834W 4701N/11827W 4638N/11826W 4638N/11813W 4657N/11800W 4657N/11816W 4701N/11816W 4701N/11753W 4637N/11807W 4637N/11749W 4707N/11739W 4713N/11737W HLN DPR MCW JOT CEGRM5

Since the clearance includes a STAR, I'm suspect it was all filed IFR.
If it saves my time working, it doesn't mean I get to spend that else where though. Just more work.
And 17 tons of CO2 is a rounding error above none of society's total emissions -- the US alone is around 5 billion tons per year.
You might applying very specific kinds of business mentality to incompatible verticals. Not everyone has "career growth" desires or expectations, or if they do, it is in very different ways. I don't think people go into the massage therapy industry thinking "I'm going to be a Director of Massage Therapy!"
I'm seeing far more ads on instagram reels.
>Nearly every major social issue of the late 20th century exploded as a direct result of hippie culture bringing drugs and hostility towards the family and social institutions into the mainstream.

This is quite reductive and ignores the role of dysfunction emerging from within families and institutional structures, including, but not limited to:

>The psychological and public health effects of widespread lead poisoning

>The psychological effects of family patriachs often being psychologically-scarred veterans, for whom drug use was sometimes prescribed by the military

>The artificial and contentious "community" of planned suburbs, which warped the character of family life while saddling local and state governments with debt traps which diverted funds from social services

>The intentional breakup of existing urban communities through "renewal", starting in the 50s

>The "benign neglect" of the remains of these communities following the King riots

Much like Reconstruction and TARP, the problem isn't that we did it, it's that we didn't do it hard enough.
Fair enough. I submit the following well-known examples to support my assertion. What are your counterexamples?

Uber/AirBnB facilitating illegal activity but growing large enough to force legalization.
Facebook et al providing data and conduits to influence elections.
Business unit performance is much more important than individual performance. Who cares if you do amazing work in some nerdy obscure niche that doesn't make money and never will?
Re: 98% match between human and chimp DNA - that could lead to the next "Planet of the Apes" sequel:

Aliens land on earth and accidentally kill all humans. They decide to resurrect humans from chimp dna. The alien scientists have a lab full of screeching chimps and are pleased with their success because the DNA is a 98% match. "Amazing, for the first time in 500 years, we can observe live humans!"
https://archive.is/27Buf
Does the author ever explain or mention again the sudden red sky they saw in paragraph 3? Puzzling, doesn't sound like aurora; if the date was known it might be easily confirmed or corroborated. Not sure why it was even mentioned...
The microkernel would like a word with you, good sir. As would the Unix toolchain, the Google suite, iWork, and Microsoft Office. If it was modular, you wouldn’t need separate apps per se.

On the other side of the multiple app token, Microsoft doesn’t build out PowerPoint, Word, and Excel as a single monolithic Office app.

And I’m pretty sure that’s among the most commercially successful consumer software in the history of computing.
Are we really calling facts left-leaning positions now?

The only semi-debatable one is the first saying that humans are causing climate change.. although that's even a stretch but I'll agree it's "complicated".

Every other one of those is a fact.. so it's really funny to call it a left-leaning position! But.. it's also really sad at the same time.
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Asimov's rules are not nearly comprehensive enough for a number of reasons. Don't forget they were written to tell a fictiona story, not as practical advice.

AI alignment is a hard problem.
That's why giving up is so attractive. We will procreate our way beyond all sustainability. Our economies have been arranged to require continual population growth, only disease and war correct it. When populations stabilize or drop, the call goes out to get people from Africa and the Middle East where birthrates are high.

So continual world war seems the only way to become sustainable.
Right, but still you have to click somewhere and type in a password IIRC.

That's *way* too hard for many users. If it isn't done completely invisibly in the background, or completely forced on the user, then it just won't get done.
At some level, that's probably true. Boring and soul sucking is very fungible but, so long as you're reasonably good at it, why swap you out for someone else? Whereas for someone more specialized, roles change or expire and there may not be an obvious fit for someone anymore without essentially applying to a new job. And, at many of these companies, there isn't a lot of new hiring going on.
Not if more is more. There is opportunity cost, perhaps, but not if you have the cash and the need. If an employee nets you a dollar, it's still better than nothing.
Your App's package.json Is Wrong
Incredible, Google laid off a L9 Distinguished Software Engineer.

I wonder what the calculus there was. I didn't even think it was possible to layoff anyone of that caliber.

Who decides that a L9 is going to be cut. Some VP who joined after the L9? The Board? The founders? Did the CEO make enough contributions to decide this cut?

I'm still stunned.
It opened the app for me, but the app doesn’t offer this option, so it just fails. Great.
Agree...I probably should have pointed out my cynicism isn't about public defenders as people. Rather, what they are reduced to delivering within the confines of a very flawed system. I assume the great ones might have advantages that help them be that way, other sources of income, etc.
I haven't explored myself, but I would bet they have good Oracle compatibility for at least the subset of semantics they support.
Damn your right, I forgot about this.
I thought he was talking about UV to disinfect lungs...

I make sense. Infrared to reduce inflammation seems to be know from scientifics for a while, was know from holistic practitioners for much longer.

Consider that they put people in the sunlight in the pandemic of 1918.
>Fielding style REST with hypermedia only makes sense for the HTML web where you have a human determining how to navigate from one page to another.

Yeah, once I realized this, HATEOAS / "strict" REST immediately went into my "nope" bucket. It's pretty much fine for humans and makes some compelling decisions in that context, but it's wildly unusable and unstructured for literally anything else and that makes it almost useless.

HTTP verbs and codes are plenty useful, and REST has been co-opted to mean "use verbs and codes correctly" and... I'm OK with that. It summarizes as "follow the patterns that much of the computing world relies on, so you don't break shit everywhere all the time" and that's something absolutely worth understanding and adopting in depth.
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ChatGPT can already replicate the bugs in an average shop, I would say it is becoming post-human if we remove its ability to generate nonsense.