skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would consider myself lucky if I were in your position. I have dualbooted on several machines, and Windows updates have broken at least half of them. I wish you continued good fortune in the future!
If you look again, you'll notice that I didn't incorporate any social science academia into my point. I'm not violently allergic to that research, but it's not something I keep tabs on, so you can usually assume I'm not trying to take down an argument you're making with "The University of California, Berkeley Center For Comparative Family Welfare says...".

Unlike the sibling comment here, I'm not trying to disqualify the underlying survey, just to point out that it's framing in the article you cited is heavily motivated; countervailing results or analysis presumably would not be allowed to run on the IFS website.
She probably got an awesome new role though.
I don’t think it was accidental. There’s a long thread in the uutils repo with a discussion (slash flame war) about the license choice: https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/issues/834
Oh hiding CHATS, not channels. Yeah that's probably stupid.
its more like only the best people will be able to interview and get jobs elsewhere for better wording conditions, and low performers will cling to their jobs and accept RTO happily where they can compensate lack of impact for facetime
What about the disinformation and misinformation campaigns by the USA?
wait, aren't "they" going to gather evidence on user of "my account" and associate the downloads from this domain to "me" and come after me and ask hard questions?
I'd love to know which service you settle with, facing the same topic (tts)
I’m convinced that the fonts in Teams just don’t look right…

The text controls also seem slightly smaller than needed.
Indeed, Shadow DOM is a great way to isolate styles when working with browser extensions. In fact I’ve made a tutorial and it shows how CSS is scoped to the extension without interfering with any website style:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/chrome-extension-with-parc...
// should also better study and educate on the consequences of bad personal habits.

Yeah - and you can get away with bad habits until you can't. An ex of mine was very successful through her early 30s despite being out and partying late quite often. Then she joined Goldman Sachs where the bar is higher, and all of a sudden she was like "shit, I gotta go to bed early if I need to keep up."
Every single chat I had in skype for business caused a transcript to be emailed to me.
The role of these companies is to be corporate sin eaters for the board.

Through consultants they can blame all the bad/immoral/incompetent decisions on the consultant. This is why every corruption story in the West features a McKinsey or a Deloitte grad.
whomsoever that author was, they deserve a medal.
Open source, yes. Copyleft, no. GPLv3 forbids what many of these devices do. It is why GPLv3 is so feared by many companies, like Apple, why the GPL was gradually purged from macOS.
People put out a lot of words about management as a science. In reality companies are ruled by politics and accounting.
I think it's still an issue if you're running your own AI on your own devices.

Major use cases of such AIs will involve processing API responses and messages sent to the user.

A prompt injection / bypass in this context could gain control of the AI, the device or the user's information.
As mentioned in the post, one of the big wins for a lot of web developers is freedom from Javascript. It doesn't necessarily mean throwing out the DOM by default.
Is the repeated inclusion of the <style> tag into every copy of a declaratively rendered component — with the same css strings repeated every time for every instance of a component — a concern at all?
I could be reading the energy wrong, but damn it looks corporate bullshit sucked the life out of Rich
Who is paying for that?

Providing self service tier is not free for the company.

You still get support tickets from free tier users. It is also not only building self service flow but maintaining it updating code/documentation.

Let alone that it is common knowledge that free users are the worst.
To be fair, I turn subtitles on for half of the movies I watch and I'm a native English speaker.
Very interesting, do you have any sources on this being the reason for SEC's actions?

As far as I understand this, this is "just" wrapping/bridging – "just" in quotation marks because that often does carry counterparty risk if not done in a trustless way.

Is the issue that Binance is acting as a secondary custodian (holding Ethereum BUSD, issuing BSC BUSD) for a Paxos-issued (holding USD, issuing Ethereum BUSD) asset, and that that activity is not regulated by the NYDFS?
Why bother with quality journalism and concrete sources when the average American can’t read a book at the 8th grade level?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/answer-sheet/wp/2016/11/...
Oh boy time for this again:

> To all the people complaining about how they don't like ligatures:

> Nobody cares. If you don't like them, then don't use them. They are optional.

> Lots of people like them. Let people like things.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34589338
This is exactly why. We've been at our administrators for years and the response always is "the bus routes" but in reality it's because of the sports schedules.

High school sports is a drain on the educational system, plain and simple. It lacks equity - an disproportionate amount of money is spent on very few children. The football coach in our HS has a Vice Principal title, so he doesn't have to teach classes but knocks down $100K+ to run the team. There are maybe 120 kids in the football program, in a high school of 2000.

If you look at Europe, sports clubs are run by outside groups and happen after school on their own resources. I'd love to see that here. I mean, we do have year-round club teams and that's another problem. Too many parents overload their kids with sports either because they're living through their kids, or they think it's a shot at a college scholarship. It burns the kids out and rarely turns into anything profitable.
Bingo. Nearly impossible for our staff to do their jobs and not discuss something considered PHI.
https://www.hyperfiddle.net
Ask HN: Can I edit your sales demos into highlight-reel videos (for free)?
I've built an AI video editor which automatically edits the recording of each sales-demo into a short highlight-reel video. So each customer gets unique highlights from their exact demo.

I'd like to edit 10 of your demos (for free) to test it & show you how it works.

If that sounds good to you - what's your product and role.

If you would like to see an example of the type of output that the algorithm creates (100% automatic) - you can see some at
https://demotime.com/blog/examples

Thanks
As usual, a bit of a love-hate relationship with TypeScript. What TS has done to JS, though, is absolutely incredible. I wonder if it's possible to abstract the engine, somehow, and apply it on top of a new language. I would love TS without all the warts of JS.
> The platform is slow

> I regularly am confused by what I am meant to do, or how to resolve errors that occur;

Just to provide two examples of specific complaints from the parent post.
This is definitely the case.

> Analysis of the mid-Victorian period in the U.K. reveals that life expectancy at age 5 was as good or better than exists today, and the incidence of degenerative disease was 10% of ours.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2672390/

Medical advances for adults since 1870 have mostly done little besides hold the line on keeping us alive through the effects of increased pollution, worse diets, and lower physical activity.

This is really, really disturbing when you think about how much of GDP is dedicated to health care.
from that map, christ it looks like they added a cable to every other street lamp in London.

Density closer to home looks about the same as what I've normally seen, scattered 2-4 bays at a few businesses, some business parks with 8 bays.

Surprised at the coverage for Coventry tbh
The comment is on the volume.
Since Unicode only uses 21 bits, it would be possible to define an endianness-safe 32-bit encoding. E.g. shift left by one and set the LSB.
Building a Content Popularity Pipeline for Billions at Disney+ Hotstar
Revisting this . How we solved for billion events and popularity at Disney+ Hotstar
Show HN: Turn your Todos into NPCs that live on your Desktop
See my comment below with some more context. People are already starting to chain together and extend Chatbots[0] to perform "side effects" automatically (make a search query, check the weather, query a database, etc).

I agree that prompts aren't really "secret" themselves, but the side effects of a bot could be!

0: https://langchain.readthedocs.io/en/latest/modules/agents/ex...
I mean, the governer's office is not technically wrong. Hiring/firing on the basis of protected status is illegal.
If this is a continuous function, that implies there is some time horizon between short-term and long-term where our ability estimates are spot-on.

Finding that precise time horizon is an exercise left for the reader.
I don't get the hate for Teams. Working from home, it's the best tool I can think of:

- because the app is so slow, our IT suggested to use the web version instead, as such it can't detect the away/available status properly, meaning no one can see if you're in front of your computer working on some other windows, or actually away from your computer
- the web app keeps getting disconnected, and fails to deliver messages and notification in time. It also fails to indicate that it's failing. It's therfore customary for message to take several hours to be sent to/received by the other party. It's the perfect excuse for ignoring your colleagues for hours, and be like "Oops. Teams, am I right?", wether you were actually around, or again, doing something else entirely.
I mean Element's website says very little about installing it and encourages using mobile apps which require going through the app store, while GitLab has all kinds of resources for self-hosting. They do try to steer you to self-hosting the ee version though.

Element: landing page https://element.io/solutions/self-hosted-or-cloud-collaborat...

GitLab: all the things https://about.gitlab.com/install/ at the bottom is the Debian package, but if you go to the Docker Page and click the username you can see gitlab-ce there as well.
Isn't this functionality covered by Karabiner?
> I think the majority of modern healthcare exists to make a profit and curing patients isn’t really a good business model. Unfortunately they can use those profits to create an army of experts and studies.

Not all healthcare is for-profit healthcare. I agree incentive alignment is an issue when we're talking about for-profit healthcare, but in other cases medical professionals treat patients to the best of their ability.
I agree on the point about it being real (and I'm fully on board that AGI will happen, while agreeing with Marcus' scepticism about current approaches), but in that case (the intelligence matching ours) it would be obscene to use it as a tool; it's a sentient being with (not soon afterwards I hope) the same rights as us.
They're also an acceptable form of corporate espionage. Mid- and higher-level consultants (there's usually one with relevant experience at least advising a team remotely, at least providing some background documents for them) will provide sets of "best practices" for you to adopt... that they learned from your competition. Anything you're doing well, they'll note, and those will be "best practices" when your competition engages them again.
After two years of using Teams daily I still cruelly Slack for a ridiculously long list of reasons. Teams is a casual chat product as best it doesn't belong to enterprise world.
I’m not an expert, just maybe ramp up slowly instead of starting all several thousand at once. See if you can break down your open rate by server to see if gmail, outlook.com etc are blocking you.
For me it is the amount of ram it demands. Most of the day it is an IRC client, for a small portion it does voice/video. How does it need a gig of RAM all day? This squeezes my computer towards e-waste, and I'll be damned if I throw this computer away for an IRC client. Screw you MSFT, get it fixed.
We've ruined multiple generations by not explaining that our bodies don't care that much about what form our nutrients take. Getting the meat sweats from an Italian sub doesn't mean it was unhealthy, it's just your body's reaction to processing it which can be a desirable feeling (say on Thanksgiving) or not.

People who switch to "healthy" and feel better pretty much fall into three categories.

* Their new diet is less enjoyable and they simply eat less and burning fat feels good.

* They accidentally switched to a FODMAP diet and associate the lack of "reaction" from food as a sign of health.

* They have been criminally deprived of fiber and are now regular for the first time in recent memory.
This is a thought I just finished having. Right alongside a bowl of canned soup, that (with the help of spices) turned out to be a five star meal. Food is medicine, as it is said.
Just wanted to point out that we started from a way to dont have subscriptions and go pay as you go and circled all the way back to subscription
I'm possibly wrong about the Postal, just searched for seizure news involving them and there seemed to be many and made more of a leap than seems warranted, I guess they just do ops and the seizures are via DoJ/FBI... But in any case ICANN is well known to control DNS and is a US org.
I'm not sure how to deliver packets on the internet without destination IP addresses of some sort.
I was a nerdy, awkward kid with a lot of social anxiety, that experienced a lot of bullying and hazing at school. I would stay up all night playing on the computer, and just sleep in class during school. At home I would draw the blinds and stay in my messy room alone, in the dark. I was overweight, had bad acne, and had no energy.

I was in a lot of pain, and felt like absolute shit, but nobody seemed to understand or care. They would tell me I needed to stop being "lazy" and clean my room, and do my homework. I wanted to really bad... but didn't know why I couldn't focus. I felt an enormous amount of guilt, like I was a total failure.

As an adult, I was able to turn all of that around by focusing on basic health things- exercise, sleep, diet, and processing emotions. It seems like I was just extra sensitive to those issues, more so than most people. As a father, I hope I can help my son from going through the same.
I would pay more for not-pink tools. I really don't like pink.
You can use good old regular link tags as well to avoid that kind of repetition.
How did you figure that Twitter is "doing OK"? Reports from this morning suggest they have lost two thirds of their revenue since October.
I don't know why the parent is being down voted. Modi has not been found guilty. He was cleared of all charges by the Supreme Court of India after multiple scrutiny. As an Indian I have full faith in the Indian system of checks and balances. I am not even a huge Modi fan, and haven't voted for him, but I have to say these things.
Because it's not AGI and all technology has limitations. Also because it's easy to imagine a hyped tech doing anything. Much harder to make that work.
Modern Tech for the Business of Law: A Future-Forward Playbook
That's a good question that probably doesn't have a single good answer. Conservative Muslim women have strongly opposed feminist movements in Iran and elsewhere. Pro-monarchy peasants have often killed proponents of democracy throughout history. Some have a reactionary impulse to oppose progress even if it is in their self interest.
Only from the repo. That's the problem due to this removal.

On desktop you can still add the XPI manually but on mobile Mozilla doesn't alow that for whatever weird reason.
Just buy more money isn’t an accurate summary. If anything, Ramsey’s advice is aimed to helping people climb out of the pit.

Saving $1,000 for an emergency fund. Paying down debts one at a time with the “debt snowball” approach.

His advice doesn’t appeal to people who are making a lot of money at all and most of the push back is from people who will give you speeches about compounding interest rather than paying debt.

“Live like no one else, so you can live like no one else.”
A bit of an aside but it’s so strange to me seeing ‘trades’ referred to as a lowly thing. Here in Australia, tradies are admired, often earn really good money and get a lot of good attention. They can work hard and put in the hours to get ahead whereas us IT guys on salary have a much more ‘fixed’ earning potential.
When I’m qualifying a new product and I see “contact for pricing” that company goes to the bottom of my list. I literally allow their competitors to win before I even look at them.

We don’t need to beg people to behave properly. We simply ignore them when they don’t. They can go flail and fail all day.
What you'll discover is that the moment this falls off the HN front page, your traffic goes to zero. You'll need to manually recruit users, every day, typically by going to wherever they are.

Twitter is your friend here. DM everyone you can, and keep checking in with them to see if they're getting value out of it.

My personal experience was that I showed up, was delighted to see so many relevant papers, but then lost interest due to zero discussion.

That doesn't mean that it's not interesting. It is. But when you're making a social network, you're fighting a massive amount of inertia. The default case is for no one to come.

Give us a reason to keep coming back, and we will.

FWIW I speak from experience, having spent a few years running an HN clone that eventually tapered off.

EDIT: Also, your upvote algorithm needs a bit of work. The most upvoted papers are currently hidden on the second page. And in fact, at this stage, pagination doesn't make a lot of sense -- just show all the submissions.
> I felt so weird writing inline `class`, but then again, it's just a syntactic sugar for prototype functions

You felt weird using standard ES6 syntax? Did you prefer writing Thing.prototype.method = function(){}... ? Or Derived.prototype = Object.create(Base.prototype)?
The study published by Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy: https://techpolicy.sanford.duke.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites...

HIPAA only applies to covered entities. For example GoodRx isn’t one of those.

I’ve seen recently a lot of advertisements for mental health telehealth providers and I’m wondering if they are selling personal data as well.
What sort of plan do you have? All ACA compliant plans should cover mental health at this point. A lot of people are getting therapy for $10 a session copay these days.
What's the usecase for apps like this?

It seems like it is made for low complexity stuff, which I usually calculate in the fly. Anything more advanced will go into Excel.
The only hit on Google for this is your comment.
> That's rich.

Haters gonna hate.

> This is me stating directly that you are a bad person

Okay. I don't take people who label every other random sampled inconvenient piece of information or opinion as "consistent spreading of propaganda" seriously anyway. Don't suppose anyone actually does, this isn't really a healthy thing, seems kinda Orwellian.
Because companies are accountable to the incentives expressed by their shareholders.

Companies that didn't get in on the gold rush would have been punished. Now, companies that don't cut costs or shrink will be punished.
You don't. People have been reading in the bathroom for decades. You're getting little shit particles in your nose regardless of whether you read in there.
In the past consultants were paid well since they were the experienced people. They worked on the interesting projects, they saw things, they really were good at something - so they would bring best practice from one company to another.

Now the business model has changed. It is much easier to know what is the best practice. So what they do is hire juniors and sell them as mids or seniors.

Good programmers dont really go to consulting firms anymore. It is not worth their time. Why work at BIG4 when you will get paid better in FAANG?

If you say are a developer at crypto (ignoring that it is a scam) all the good projects are at crypto companies. Best that consultants can do is some slides or trick some company to implement blockchain instead of a database. Consulting companies lost their edge. They dont really play the game anymore. They can take some bad project and then outsource it to a cheap team. Or get a very bad project that is a total mess - ans then fail to repair that mess.

If you want good software you go to a software house (that can still deliver crap).

Apart from very specific skills, consultant programmers mostly do the shit projects - that nobody wants to touch. Or they are "staff augmentation" - headcount outside of salary budget.

Also the consulting lifestyle just sucks: constant overtime, burnout, travel. Some people like it. Most dont.

Most people in consulting search for an exit opportunity after few years. Programmers can exit faster, so the good programmers will leave consulting firms fast (it is different for business consultants - they have it much harder to leave, so they stay longer).

But coming back: if you are in finance, or project management then sure - consulting can help your career at big personal cost.
For skills like programming it is completely not worth it. If you are a junior programmer just try to go to a FAANG to earn 3x more. A "normal" company will pay you similar as big4. So why bother with all the travel and stress?

If you are really experienced programmer, say 15 years - again you dont want to go to consulting. You can land a senior job, be paid well and not travel at all.

So all those companies take people who are still smart but couldnt get better. Also consulting companies lie all the time: juniors are sold as seniors (especially programmers, but normal consultants too). And the development there is hard - due to travel and overtime they have it jard to learn on their own (no spare time). They also focus on closing a project, not on doing it well.

What I try to write is that if you want to be a programmer nowadays it is better to do it in a software company from day one. Being a programmer at a consulting company is not worth the stress. Also doesnt pay better.
It is a bit different if you are in finance or project managent, but even here it seems that the ability to boost your career by doing few years of consulting is becoming less worth it. The exit opportunities seem to happen less. Consulting is much less elite as it used to be. The consulting companies dont really have much edge anymore.