skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why do you think that folks discussing this situation find it upsetting, stressful and/or maddening?

The idea that blocking the billionaire owner would prevent me from noticing Twitter is struggling is a little silly.
You can use Folderify[1] to easily add an image to any folder.

[1]: https://github.com/lgarron/folderify
The entire thing would implode the moment a mother with child walks up to an assistant robot and it continues the previous user's erotic roleplay or starts rapping racist insults.
That's exactly what happened to me during lockdown - hired at a bank on a fixed-term contract, purely by phone interview. When I started, they required me to work on-site because I wasn't permanent staff and therefore had to be supervised, except my manager wasn't on-site and I was there for over 2 months before meeting him in person - they were actually quite strict about separation because they were worried about the operational risk of an office outbreak.

It wasn't until I broke my toe and was told by the doctor to minimise my walking they they allowed me to (technically temporarily) work from home...
wokwokwok did not say that. wokwokwok replied to a comment that said that, but did not say it themself.
> It should be about the value I bring to the company, not where I live.

But they are not hiring you for "value", you are just a body in a seat filling a "role".

Real game to play is: you ask for X money, they propose Y money, agree and do Y amount of work and not the X amount of work. It's entirely reasonable to "quite-quit" even at non-minimum-salary compensation levels.
Oil is first thing that came to mind reading article. Interestingly the submitted article and the one you linked open in similar way with two bullet points saying shell is made of two things.
One thing that I like to do to keep motivate me building something is share how I do it. All comments, questions, and appreciation from the others keep motivate me working on something so I keep have a new knowledge to share.

People start build in public on Twitter. You might want to try it. Share your work, how you solve a problem, find a similar project that might be related with your work, have a discussion with the others to gain more ideas. I hope it help!. Good luck!
I am not going to go back to project based salaries. I am to lazy to negotiate all the things that come after I think I am done :) Maybe I was just to cheap, dunno.

When I still did freelancing I just asked for a rather high hourly rate and was super efficient in that time. At some point it got hard to find customers tho when other people claim the same for a 4th of the rate or less.

The ultimate solution for a lazy coder like me is just maintaining some websites that make money. My time, my decisions, my money.
Mycelium-Composite Materials–A Promising Alternative to Plastics?
You can get 1/2 a year just from short term disability from burnout at FAANG
On that note, I’ll share my personal “FAANG-remedy” project here: https://blog.erlend.sh/reclaiming-my-digital-identity

I’m working on this with a dozen or so loosely connected, values-aligned people distributed across the globe. Matrix is a key part of the puzzle. You’re very welcome to just hang out and see if anything our collective is engaged in sparks your interest.
OK, here is MS STL:

https://github.com/microsoft/STL/blob/main/stl/inc/vector#L1...

Whatever _STL_VERIFY does, pop_back can't throw, as it's marked noexcept.

EA STL: https://github.com/electronicarts/EASTL/blob/master/include/...

Default assertion handler seems to set up a debug break point:
https://github.com/electronicarts/EASTL/blob/29a805e4d83d7dd...

Macro defined somewhere here:
https://github.com/electronicarts/EASTL/blob/76d6842d5d833c0...

Does not seem to throw, but a lot of this is user-configurable.

I'm sure I still didn't cover all implementations. You are free to point out a single one that throws on pop_back. Or just ask ChatGPT which implementation throws.
Wait what, most people in tech don’t have small children? I don’t think those in tech have kids any less than other industries

Plus if you worked an office job instead you would need day care, which is still an option for you when working remotely (unless you prefer nannies?)
For most of human history people worked together in person, as tribes! (I think this is at least part of the reason companies so heavily push the "we are your family" meme, trying to artificially create that original level of collectivism and aligned incentives.)
No, it’s not being pedantic when you are using terminology in a confusing or incorrect way that leads to it being unclear exactly what you are complaining about.

What do you mean by “classical virtualisation methods”, actual CPU emulation so you can run e.g. PowerPC on x86?
Apple isn't a monopoly yet it has huge power and domnance with safari. Do you avoid Android because it's the most common or Linux since it's got a monopoly on servers?

Google isn't forcing someone to use it. It's monopoly can disappear when something better it's there.
I agree, I'm also usually the one person arguing in favor of high framerates, I find it silly when people pretend that vinyl records are in some way "superior" to digital and so on.

But I don't really see the website going out of its way to say that this look is the way it should be. Maybe a bit of light marketing speak that is talking to people who like this. I don't think there's anything wrong with turning a necessity of the past into a style choice of the present, now that we can do basically anything we want. Pixelized games are a popular thing, cel-shaded graphics even when there's no need to actually draw anything by hand, black and white used to be popular in film making long after color had been introduced.

Also I think the "empirical data" isn't as much an argument for using the style everywhere, rather for the effectiveness of the plugin.
> or homosexual rather than heterosexual.

Do you have a source or more information on this? I'm sure it was implicit due to social norms in decades past but I couldn't find anything recent about this online.
Yes, I came to say the same. Is Backus okay with you naming a metasyntax after him?
Interesting, makes me think they must clamp down on a per account basis somehow? I had originally thought it was a global rule book, but I regularly find I can do more than others. I very rarely poke the beast, so to speak.
Very much this. It makes the process of salary negotiation completely tied to perception rather than reality, which isn't necessarily bad for the employee. It just means that the justifications for a higher salary need to change from "your salary offer is too low because it shouldn't depend on where I live" to "your salary offer should be higher because I can improve your business in x, y and z"
That's the basics yes. You have a pletora of things coming next. One is "Windowing" mentioned in the article, it's well explained there, and maybe it looks simple, but when you start with it, takes some time to wrap your mind around it.

The other things in kafka world are stateful transformations, which you would normally do using Java's Flink. The closest in python is Faust (the fork) [0]. What are stateful aggregations? something like doing SQL on top of a topic: group_by, count, reduce, and joins. So similar to SQL that you have kSQL [1].

Consumer groups IMO falls under basic usage, if you need to scale, take a look at it, and what are partitions and replicas, with that in mind, you'll be ok.

[0]: https://github.com/faust-streaming/faust

[1]: https://www.confluent.io/blog/ksql-streaming-sql-for-apache-...
That's just what I'm thinking of doing :)
In my day job we are investigating dropping containers for the cases where it's used for simply having some setup that can be shared between developers and have the build work.

Currently trialing nix-shell (https://nixos.org/manual/nix/stable/command-ref/nix-shell.ht...) in the iOS team (this team doesn't need to deploy software to servers, so its a small trial for now to make sure certain build tools are useable and on the right version for our build), but see no reason why it couldn't extend to other similar workflows in other teams.
Start up your own business
I think the same. It may be headline-bias though. I hope dang and the mods are looking into the potential marketing bot army on this thread. Because the opinion here is extremely biased compared to anywhere else. I wanted to buy a Steam Deck myself, and I have never found a barrage of such positive opinion anywhere else, even on Steam reviews and forums.

But then again, I would like to say, it is most likely headline-bias. It is attracting people who like the thing, and pushing away those who hate it.
It's quite likely that moving may not be necessary, in fact.

For what I understand, burnout happens a lot to people who are/were really passionate about their job or at least some part of it. Their passion became their job, and at some point they run out of meaning or satisfaction arising from it.

At this point, as you say, sports and hobbies help, but it's a bit hard, because the temptation is to get hobbies related, say, to coding or computing; or other intellectual hobbies that may be difficult when you come home tired at the end of the day.

Hikes, surfing, skiing, are very nice options, but so could be, say, playing soccer with friends once a week, building model trains, learning to paint, trying a new sport, going to the cinema more often, getting into baking, and many other things.
Yes, but on the Mac (where these bits were used) the entire system participated, whereas this is per-process and needs to be explicitly enabled.
do you mean the small island states?
Any team building event i have been to has always been paid work. Why would anyone do that for free?

Now some of them were fun nice breaks from the normal day to day while others sucked and i wish i was doing normal work instead, but either way i was on the job and being paid.
When you give an example of things being non-greedy by default why does

azzzbzzzczzz

represent a document with 3 records rather than 3 documents? We intuitively understand why, but without defining document as special, making it consume records eagerly, or defining anchors for the start and end of the data, I think the example may be incorrect.
What's the problem if it's "privileged"? and it's not that insane. Lots of people take one year sabbatical, including students. In my country (France), it's even negotiable with your employer (it's a right if you worked in the company for more than 3 years I believe).
> I find it kind of amusing (and annoying) that employers like to play the salaray game as it fits their needs.

Play the game as fits your needs. For example, adjust your work output and use the freed time to look for a better employer.

Also, if anybody asks, I live in Bermuda.
Your standard for productivity is 'not collapse'?
> Was it an adjustment? For sure. Did we adapt? Absolutely. Arguably, we thrived [..]

I think that last claim is missing data to back it up.
Go check Steam Deck reviews on reddit, steam forums, reviews, Youtube reviews.

The Internet is full of disgruntled users.

I have been in tech long enough to know, this will be another device forgotten in 2 years and make it to landfill in less than 5.
The paper is indeed surprisingly easy to follow. Section 4 about the deciphering process is a great read

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/01611194.2022.2...
But you have to spend all the money on research before the SEC sends you to jail, right?
>How do you add novelty to your days?

I wear a different shirt.

>Expect mundanity.

So nothing wrong with the same shirt every Monday, or something like that.

>except when I socialize

That's what I do with the time I don't spend focusing on my wardrobe.
Interesting how Gitlab repeatedly emphasizes it's based on "cost of market", not "cost of living".
I believe it was sarcasm :D
Also, the expectation by employer that by paying an average salary they get 100% performance has to change. Employees can optimise for pay or life depending on what the company is willing to offer.
You know, I think you're right. Will have to test that.
Where are they now? Yahoo was good before google, but google did change everything.

It's as if you brought up the first Motorola phone or blackberry and compared it to the iPhone saying it was just ok.
Anti-ageing scientists extend lifespan of oldest living lab rat
Most remote roles allow it in my experience.
It doesn’t matter where you work, as long as you get the work done

Good tech orgs list expectations for each role, and every senior role requires you to be improving the impact of others’ work as well as your own. Clearly that applies to managers — it’s literally their job — but many top IC roles pay the big bucks because you come up with projects and promote them under your own steam.

If you can do that all remotely, good for you. A lot of us cannot and we need people to be in the office N days a week for there to be some kind of personal overlap, where we can go from good to great, together.

If you make p30 salary writing unit tests for a 250,000 employee printer company then staying at home 100% of the time sounds like bliss. If you’re expected to be levelling up every six months at a series A with 30 engineers and you don’t want to come back into work post COVID… well the printer company is hiring!

The author talks about technology but everyone having laptops (versus desktop PCs) makes this worse, not better.
I guess this hypocrisy has a long tradition. MGM's long-standing lion intro sequence has "Ars gratia artis", art for the sake of art. Is art for the sake of art what you think of when you think of MGM?
I am about 4-5x more productive when I disable my internet. The "human" equivalent of "disable internet" is to work when family members are sleeping. Not the healthiest solution, sadly. (Living alone was more productive, but also pretty depressing.)
I wish there was a nice default icon for ~/Games
why so long of sabbatical?
I love hackathons and before having kids I use to do them quite often. I usually placed in the top three and from my experience at least you are a 100% right!

Personally I love building things and seeing people use them, but then I get bored really quickly and tend to let them die out.
It’s something I am actively working on because I do want to do another startup at some point in my career.
It smells like dirty wet socks you’ve forgotten to wash too. But it tastes ok, even … nice?

It’s an acquired taste for sure.
Good, that sounds like a whole lot better than grinding them up and using them as concrete/asphalt filler. I wish that sort of re-use is more clearly separated from actual recycling. It's obviously not a long term solution, and with obvious downsides. Actually turning old blades into new ones without leftovers is a huge leap into making renewables actually renewable.
Lower your expenses.
Move cheaper.
Be more basic
Say you can live on 40% of your current salary.
Join a startup or smaller company for a smaller salary. Perhaps you can even work 3 days a week? Spend the other 2 in passion projects.

I recently started to make mods for various Unity games. It is a lot of fun, I do it in my pace and the way I want it.
Of course ADHD is different from person to person. I personally find it easier to work in the office.

At home there's too many distractions and without people around me, I feel less accountable to actually work rather than scroll through reddit.
Despite the people talking around me, I find general chatter less distracting than absolute silence.
Employers are the buyers of labour. If food prices depend on what the consumer can bear, then labour prices should depend on what the employer can bear. And most of them can bear a lot more than they're currently paying.
> For many people I know this is the case,

You guys can go to office together, and leave the rest of us out of this?
This is weird because the behavior you describe is available on the desktop version of Maps, but not in the mobile app. I can't imagine why...
> Windows's "shittier Bash"

That's how I tried to use it in the first year of using Windows (after switching back). Once I let go of my entrenched habits after years of Linux, I was able to do much more with PowerShell.
Well its been a long time for lots of these. The original xss security advisory had the non-sensical advice that "Web Users Should Not Engage in Promiscuous Browsing". [1]

But anyways, that's kind of my point. When people try and fix xss by just blacklisting some tags they think are bad instead of proper escaping, it never works. Which is basically where we are at with mitigations for prompt injection, so similiarly it probably wont work here.

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20020124063448/www.cert.org/advi...
I'm profesionall freelance artist, with daily usages of Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere, After Effects, Audition and Lightroom.

Yes, it literally brings food to my family on table.

No, there is no competition if you need compatible project between different programs (dynamic link). After Effects don't have alternative at all.

No, Adobe wont work on linux. MacOS is not alternative for Win in term of privacy. And usually overpriced if you need power.
We have that Slack room and it works fantastic.
Thank you. Will this die with v3 manifest in Chrome? I used a plugin to disable some google results but this is amazing!
While "freedom from labor" might be just around the corner (AGI, basic income etc.), there's still a lot of wiggle room between "confined to a specific chair for 8 hours" and "can spend all day snoozing on the beach" !

To put it another way, there are ways to make money that spark more or less joy, and much of this variation is possible even for "regular folks" working "regular jobs". But most of that possibility space is yet unexplored.

Not sure whose fault that is, but I am reminded of the quote, "the opposite of courage in this country is not cowardice, it is conformity."

Most people just do what everyone else is doing (i.e. the 80% who are dissatisfied with their work) and then wonder why they are dissatisfied with their work.
It will vary by country, I’m sure, but wages overall are not at record lows (nor anywhere near that) in the US broadly, and SWE salaries in particular are near record highs in all of the SWE markets worldwide that we hire in.
There is no point talking about iOS, You don't use Apple devices if you value freedom and open source anyway.
Why shouldn’t the price of goods be the cost of producing them?
I used to listen to a podcast (not going to name and shame). I absolutely loved it but I found one of the hosts annoying as he spoke in absolutes- ‘I’m never getting married and having children, it isn’t who I am etc etc’, then a few months go past and ‘I’m getting married - and have kid on the way’.

It removes credibility and I know realise it shows immaturity.
Behind the Scenes: How we are securing our new PDF stack
Yes, TBH I'm a little stuck coming up with a name. I want it to be evident that this follows in the footsteps of the Backus-Naur form (for familiarity's sake), but I don't want to do something crass like call it "Ultimate Backus-Naur form" or something. We already have "Advanced Backus-Naur Form" and "Extended Backus-Naur form" and will eventually run out of superlatives...
"But I checked every down voted question, and they were all useless. No code, just a vague statement of trying to do something."

That's exactly it. Someone out there is asking for help. They don't know how to ask or where to start. Then they get shut down by the community for being useless and vague instead of guided on the right questions to ask.

This is the first downvoted question I see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75396340/java-17-switch-...

It's someone who does not understand switch and wants to know why their code doesn't match with their understanding of switch. There's no given reason for the downvote.

ChatGPT at least takes the effort to make sense of the question and verifies that this is what the asker intended.
Isn’t GraphQL self describing?
Promote inclusive language on your team with a simple Slackbot (2020)
Only a matter of time, so given how long it's out and how many people were poking at it, the content filtering did a good job.

I would also put this in not newsworthy, since you clearly have to give it a role. Noone would call Christopher Waltz a Racist or Nazi if it was his right role to play one.

But of course we are going to get a shitstorm of clickbait-press and political "concern" over AI now that the posterchild went bad.
Oh, that definitely happens. Consider the power that supermarkets hold over farmers.
Hi Sébastien, thanks for trying it out!
Yes, the amount of words created is limited to keep the cost down. The stuff you can create is also pretty tame as its openAi (especially on the image side). The images also tend to be focussed on portrait of actors as I implemented a tendency for film stills and reoccurring faces.
On FreeBSD there is something called Bhyve. It is an efficient container solution with several native FreeBsd advantages like OpenZFS and NVMe support. That enables features like rapid async replication and extreme corruption protection. Also in terms of speed and overhead (resource usage) it works amazing.

Another FreeBSD solution is Jails. I never seen a more powerful container solution. It is lightweight and has unique features like hierarchical Jails. Management is done over cli or solutions like Iocage.
Jails and its ancestors have been developed since 1975. The modern Jails is developed since 1998. It is an incredible flexible and lightweight virtualization platform.
Michael W Lucas wrote a very good book about it ("FreeBSD Mastery: Jails").
What happened? What stopped being done?
A self contained binary is fine, but if a program is going to clutter my system then I prefer it to be containerized.
It only takes a tiny effort to prove your ignorance with the exact example you gave. https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/x4sbTWxrY

ASM generation compiler returned: 0
Execution build compiler returned: 0
Program returned: 0
/opt/compiler-explorer/gcc-12.2.0/include/c++/12.2.0/bits/stl_vector.h:1320:2: runtime error: applying non-zero offset 18446744073709551612 to null pointer
/opt/compiler-explorer/gcc-12.2.0/include/c++/12.2.0/bits/stl_vector.h:1124:34: runtime error: reference binding to null pointer of type 'value_type'
/app/example.cpp:7:14: runtime error: load of null pointer of type 'value_type'
I take it that you do agree with conclusions of the parent, that vaccines are indeed effective against Covid, but that effectiveness is mediated by viral strains/mutations such as delta?
Not collapsing was an hyperbole. Many companies went in real hypergrowth phase, with 100% remote workforce.
North Stream 2 was never started, no gas was transported through it, and by several political announcements - never would.

North Stream 1 was a blackmail tool since June 2022, Russia manipulated EU gas prices by changing the volume, using supposed turbine failure as an excuse. Blowing up the pipe could be just a next move.

At the moment nobody has no illusion of economical feasibility of Russia already.
I agree with your points.

> PowerShell fully disregards the POSIX paradigm

I agree that it's good.

Why do you think people are still entrenched into mode of thinking these days? Better tooling has switched over to node (NPM) and Python (pip) for anything more complicated than 50 lines.
There is also a MySQL integration with Meteor.

I'm the defacto maintainer of this package and the Node.js package mysql-live-select.

These implement pub/sub and reactive queries using the MySQL binary log as the event source:

https://github.com/vlasky/meteor-mysql

https://github.com/vlasky/mysql-live-select