skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is no case to be made in the US unless the constructive dismissal was discriminatory in nature. It is legal to get people to quit by making working conditions worse, as long as you don't break any employment laws by doing so.

Say that I want you some of my employees to quit. I say you are only allowed to have meetings while doing handstands, but I provide reasonable accommodation for disabled people who can't do handstands. If I fire you for not doing a handstand or if you quit because you don't want to do handstands, I have done nothing illegal under US law.

Doesn't mean it's a good system. But that is the system we have.
Consistency has to be a tough problem to solve for a service like this, since randomness in the choice of each token is part of the magic sauce that makes LLMs work.
1-1-1 Trichloroethane???

Even in 1990 or so when I first came across it (also for cleaning PC boards), it was known to be hazardous.
its a computer that connects to the internet. What isn't their to worry about?
> Stock buybacks are economically equivalent to paying dividends

Okay.. what's the chain of logic here?

> but they’re less costly from a tax perspective.

Sure.. but they also interfere with the "public ownership" ideal, which is the specific principle I was commenting about in the original.

> Are dividends also to be banned?

No.. just buybacks. I think you can still have dividends, even though there's some abstract idea that they're equivalent.

> If so, what is even the purpose of a company

The question is.. "what even is the purpose of public ownership." If you want to operate privately, I believe all of these questions become moot.

> and who would possibly invest in a it knowing that it can’t pay any returns?

The public. Which is what we want. Or, again, stay private.
SO is mostly a mechanism for spreading unhappiness, secondarily it produces a searchable corpus of answers.
> What you’re saying is a virtue in peacetime and a sin in wartime.

interesting! it's precisely the point made at the end of The Caine Mutiny.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jw6gwGawbXA
I imagine kids these days don’t “choose” between Apple and Android. By the time my kids buy their first smartphone with their own money, they will have use my old ones handed down over a decade.
At that point, it’s too late to Switch. New Apple users are born every day by old Apple users.
It's not a source in this case - if I understand correctly, they used ChatGPT to rewrite a message written by them.
The CS department at my university knew their audience. The very earliest classes started at 11, and you could easily build a schedule with afternoons only. The Physics department avoided 8ams, but tended to load mornings. It made the double major pretty easy to schedule.
Somewhat hilariously they only relented on their refusal to make it easy to set WiFi and ssh up in the imager after somebody forked it and added those features.

Anyway I totally agree with you. I wish the Pi had decent support for writing bare metal code in the same way you would write microcontroller projects. 90% of the time all you want it to do is connect to wifi, and run one single program.

Running full Linux for that makes it actively worse than a unikernel / FreeRTOS style solution. But I expect the difficulty of making WiFi, USB, cameras, etc. work without Linux is too great.
Maybe, but google will create a modal that will overlay the website to notify me I can login to this website using google even though I am not even trying to login. Given that it is the same modal across very different websites, it has to be google being obnoxious.
"Edge is not a bad choice anymore"!? That's your response to discovering Edge is injecting ads in competitors' websites?

Any browser that crosses this line is irredeemably corrupt in my book. I will not have it.
https://www.snopes.com/news/2023/02/17/ohio-train-derailment...

Debunked my own point along with that one. I'll take it :)
> The second reason is we wanted something language agnostic and not proprietary.

You will end up developing your own yaml-based DSL that is incompatible with everything else, has weird limitations and poorly documented constraints... just like any other YAML-based system.

And by the time you'll have written a 1000-line YAML (where half of the file is nothing more than awkwardly quoted and escaped bash scripts) and realise that YAML cannot be split into reusable files, it will already be too late.

Oh. I just saw that you already use a custom non-standard extension of YAML with `extends` so there you are
That’s why you should consider it an extra and not a given. They don’t really face a ‘reduction’ in my opinion.
It's generated from KanjiVG though: https://kanjivg.tagaini.net/projects.html
I've been using Duolingo on and off for years. They had an absolutely excellent website, perfect for getting started on a language (although pedants will dive in and say there's a lack of advanced nuance. I've never made it that far).

Like everything else that I love and enjoy, Duolingo decided to ruin their UI, and their system, with (disrespectfully to users) no option to switch back to the old system.

If you take a look at this link:
https://support.duolingo.com/hc/en-us/articles/6448741924237...

You will immediately be met with this claim by Duolingo:
We understand that this is a BIG change for our learners! We are always listening to your feedback!

However, there was no option for me to submit feedback, so I do not know how I could possibly be listened to.

No details of why the new UI is horrible is in this post. I do not see anything good, anywhere, with the new UI.

In a wild rage, I deleted my account. I will be crawling back until I find an alternative, even if I have to pay for it. Duolingo earned me as a user with an excellent website, a website I've recommended to many of my friends and acquaintances, and now they have lost me as a user by completely removing the format that _made Duolingo Duolingo_.

EDIT: This is the actual link to the website, which I cannot edit: https://www.duolingo.com/learn
“Search” is not the battleground.

Staying in business is.

MS lost phones, and desktop is on the way out.

Gadget nerd flame wars of 00-10s are over. The next gen is tired of that and see “computing” as a mathematics not a x86; the future does not care about past memes.

MS needs a novel long term solution to iterate profiting from. They have none.

Until a laptops hardware is inevitably powerful enough to train whatever model needed, we’re still going to be living with these obnoxious FAANG size tech companies as a social daycare
First off, over 18 isn't really youth anymore so changing goalposts.

Why are you saying false things? They categorically don't recommend young anyone to be vaccinated.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/finland-limit-childrens...

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/sweden-decides-against-...

https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/...

I was very careful to say they withdrew recommending it, which is true.

Now the interesting convo is why they did that, which you seem to be keen to avoid.

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Not to mention its easy to bring in tons more data to show it's worth a discussion. Whether countries recommend for/against is weak, but still here a strong signal because these countries have been very pro-vaccine and naturally will avoid admitting things to protect themselves, so any admission is big.

https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/covid19vaccin...

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The realest question here is why? Why try and cordon this scientific discussion away as off-limits when it's clearly an evolving and unsettled story. I'm so curious to figure out exactly what's going on and follow the research. Just feels strange to come in blasting saying you know the truth and this topic is settled when it clearly isn't. Why?
Nothing about it looks like a mock-up to me, and the author is clear they were running real software. Can you point to what specific part of the interface doesn't appeal real?

Also, the author clearly states it "might be a thing Microsoft tries on a limited set of Edge insiders or only in specific regions".
They have and do regularly describe it in those terms to patients.
Link? That sounds like a channel I’d be interested in

And this got the attention it did because it’s far more severe then one load of tar/bitumen in a river - and far more toxic made potentially worse from the choice to. Burn it off to clear the tracks faster
I'm in the exact same situation. My company issued a 3 day/week in the office mandate for anyone living within X miles of an office. Except that most of our hiring during the pandemic has been remote and in lower-cost regions (to cut costs no doubt), and so people who do end up going to the office will still not have any coworkers around them and will just be in meeting rooms doing zoom calls all day.
If it's the same photo, a biologist weighed in on it on Twitter and suggested exactly that.
As a Swiss, I dont understand the hype around Rolex especially outside the country. There are so many other incredible hand made Swiss watches to choose from.

This is like America having the term "Swiss cheese", which we actually call Emmentaler. Sorry to say but that one out of so many is the most boring cheese Switzerland makes...
Yup. This was in 1983.

Lots of pretty hairy stuff, in that lab. The gold-plating room had 50-gallon drums of cyanide.
So, they sing for morally bankrupt presidents who are looking for religious legitimacy.
the latency is really killer for this kind of usecase.. any plans to figure out how to cut it down?
Me IRL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sE2z1s3mN_g
So, government intervention then? I think that I dislike that no less than I dislike the current status quo.
if old.reddit.com gets retired definitely i'm either switching to some kind of self-hosted ui or i'm leaving reddit definitively.

no way i'm using that smoking pile of shit that's the new reddit ui.
Presumably Twitter got annoyed at the fees.

Twilio charges $0.0079 per US outgoing message. Twitter claimed 330M monthly active users. If each of them got one SMS per month, that’s $2.6M per month. For a company that’s trying to avoid paying rent and skimping on janitorial services, that’s a lot of money.

Of course, Twitter surely pays a lot less than the Twilio advertised price. But a cost center is a cost center, and Twitter really wants to get rid of cost centers right now.
If you must profiteer and extract all the funds from blissful ignorance, why not a church.
Mark Hamill: Here is the updated info on how you can support Ukraine
I've always used "divide and conquer" which is a cliche for a reason.

Bifurcate is commonly used by Indian colleagues, and perhaps programmers are familiar with the term, but it's not something used by US business people in my experience.
I usually say "ideas are a dime a dozen."

What I mean by this is that so many people starting tech businesses get really hung up on "protecting their idea" so it won't be "stolen" by others. But what makes an idea valuable isn't the idea, it's the execution. These people are worrying too much about the wrong thing.

I don't mean that ideas are worthless. Everything we create starts with an idea.
What is reddit and why would anyone go there?
It's easier to project data to a boolean than to generate data. Therefore chatgpt is useful when posit a parameter p(correct).

Kinda proves too much right? It's not argument about chatgpt at all.
On their own websites, which is a huge difference
I saw one for some tshirt company within the last year. Really nice, well-cut shirts.

But their prices were ridiculous.
I look forward to the day that the LLM responds to a question like the users of SO do, duplicate, didn't do enough research before asking, etc.
Not so much anymore.

WSL2 under Windows is very good these days, you can run ML tasks without much overhead, and Windows 11 has an x server that allows graphical applications to run from WSL2. So for home development, all you really need is Windows (if you game, if you don't or run games that work well under Linux, Linux is the better choice).

For laptop, it very much varies by use case. For general higher level coding and web browsing, M1/M2s work very well. For more specialized use cases, Linux is simply better than OS X.
Indeed. That's that the only way I'd consider it. Luckily, they are generous with the free messages. Last I looked it was about $161 per day to scale to 100k concurrent users. But that's just SignalR. We'll also need much beefier AppServices with lots more memory than what we use now.

Not quite sure how it works beyond that when you need multiple service instances connected with a backplane. The new premium tier I just saw sounds convenient though.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/signalr-se...

https://youtu.be/OsdBpMumf_c?t=635
1550 is a funny number. Every warhead on an ICBN or an SLBM counts as one warhead, but the nukes carried by strategic bombers like B-52 don't count. Each strategic bomber counts as one single warhead. This was done because there was no simple way to monitor the compliance for bomber-carried nukes. So, in principle the US can have thousands more warheads.

3750 is the latest disclosed number by the State Department [1]. The same link lists the number of retired warheads, so, indeed, if the US wanted, it could ramp up the number of active nukes to 5750 in no time.

How does the US benefit from having a large number of nukes? We don't live in the '70s anymore. The US population, and the western population in general would be appalled if the US used nukes against civilian targets first. Russia and China would be more than happy to exploit this self-imposed constraint. In full-scale nuclear war where civilian targets are on the menu, a nuclear power can deter with only a few hundred nukes. But if you limit yourself to only military targets, then you do need thousands of nukes.

[1] https://www.state.gov/transparency-in-the-u-s-nuclear-weapon...
Sure. But with the scenarios you've listed you're generally going to know if you witness an event that might turn into "a thing", rather than the possibility gradually accumulating based on every seemingly benign interaction. Also you're likely have a personal interest in seeing justice prevail, as opposed to this case where your time and resources are being abused by a cartel running a shakedown with bullshit laws they managed to purchase.
Don't ask yourself or your neighbor. Ask your company why they want you to RTO.

Who needs the RTO? Apparently, the company does. This is why they are asking people to return...
*Amazon Chime, not Zoom :D
Learning Rust by Simulating Heat Diffusion
Authentication’s Role in the Online World [audio]
If people being in the office is somehow more valuable, then pay them more than remote workers and see what fraction want to be remote vs non remote. Capitalist solution to the problem for all the hardcore “let the market find the solution”.
https://phind.com/search?q=what+is+the+architecture+of+react...

this currently returns a wall of text - 545 words for first paragraph. any way to chunk it up? or get a bullet point version?
it's a scam to inflate property values.
> Imagine commuting to the office 60-90 minutes each direction

Assuming 240 work days per year. A one-hour roundtrip commute means you're spending 10 *WHOLE* days in your commute per year. Two-hour roundtrip? That's 20 whole days. Three-hour roundtrip? One whole month.
Dr. Clark is pretty active on Reddit. He's helped me process astrophotography data in the past, particularly when using DSLRs

http://reddit.com/u/rnclark
Given Meta and Google are slowly turning into another Amazon (e.g. by an influx of Amazon managers bringing their "culture" with them) and Amazon is now paying competitive, I don't think that would be a big medium-term problem for them.
I reviewed the market for JS monorepo tools a few months back and found NX to be a strong choice. Looking at Moon it seems like the syntax is quite nice but I don’t see graph feature of NX? Can moon only run on affected packages?
Thanks a lot for your suggestion. It'll be our next goal.
Web App Startup in 3ms with RIFE2 and GraalVM
Also, they said the balloon had "limited steering capability" which I assume means it could nudge itself in a direction or at least adjust it's altitude.
During certain troubleshooting scenarios, I'll end up with a few dozen tabs open. The last one to be opened happens to be tied to the solution, and I realize there was never any reason to leave the previous 33 tabs open (except perhaps as a checklist of solutions I'd already eliminated...)
Sydney was available to some users in November 2022
How much larger are you suggesting it needed to be, and based on what?

Since hot smoke travels upwards, I don't know what making the zone wider would have accomplished.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnson_Amendment

It is explicitly against the rules to have the tax-free 5013c and endorse a political candidate.

If the churches explicitly endorse or oppose specific candidates, whether it's Joe Biden, Donald Trump, or Ross Perot, they are in violation of their tax-free status.

Now, you are of course free to disagree with the rules, but that's what the rules are as of right now.

Personally, I think it's a reasonable place to draw a line.
That's something developers explicitly enable, probably because it increases conversion.

It's bundled with the Sign in with Google SDK but defaults to off.
> when you are a cloud for the world's governments and systemically important financial institutions, you have operating functions

You can do all of that and still have plenty of money left over. Don't forget all the wasted money amazon has sunk into Alexa (recent news is the whole division is failing to turn a profit) and their attempts to dip their toes in video games (New World) which failed spectacularly. Yeah they can afford to do a lot of things better, and it's all a write-off for them either way.
This quote implies that there exists a place for the brain to fall into.

Which might not be the case for a pyrrhonist or fallibist.
Microsoft Signs 10-Year Contract to Get Xbox Games on Nintendo
Sorry, you've missed the point completely.

Physical alertness, the sort that you need to shoot a gun or a bow and arrow or other things that require physical activity don't take the same sort of brain power or concentration that learning a heavy subject takes. One has activity built in, the other has seating and a possibly boring environment. That's the point.

It isn't that one doesn't require some level of alertness, but that it is different. You can kill yourself lifting weights or swimming, but folks still do that early in the day - even as they might not be alert enough to sufficiently learn during a boring class.
> Why isn’t the formula for a startup finding a Jobs and pairing them with a Woz?

Maybe because there are very few Jobses and Wozes around? And those that are, are probably working on their own startup.
I think it's like teddit, but worse
Install the software, open it up, put in a website you want to know the stack of, scan it, get results back. It's been awhile since I have used it, and the interface/UI has a bit of learning curve, so might not be super intuitive on how to get the tech stack info, but it's there somewhere.
Christian and many other individuals have been persecuted in the past, but it isn't persecuting an organization by punishing them for breaking the law or acting in contravention to it unless that law is specifically targeted towards them. In this case, it seems there was a "slap on the wrist" punishment, but no true accountability for their actions.

It is pointless to even argue for the straw-man that "Christians in America need to fear persecution" since that is not the case, even the tiniest bit, in today's America.
"The VundleVim organization has been flagged"[1] --- the author seems to be puzzled as well.

[1] https://github.com/community/community/discussions/48173
Based on most of the studies i’ve seen, at least for office/information jobs, that pay cut is unjustified. People mostly get as much done in 4 days as 5.
But Chrome, Chromium, and Edge are all Blink. IMO the GGP's fear of "Chrome dominance" is better expressed as "Blink dominance". I don't think anyone particularly liked Trident or EdgeHTML but at least they represented a more diverse rendering-engine-world.
the answer should start generating almost immediately like with ChatGPT. right now our infrastructure is being hugged a bit, and we are scaling it up.
Basically you disallow general recursion (while loops, etc) and just allow structural/well-founded/inductive recursion (for loops, finite structure walking, etc).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Total_functional_programming

Type-theory based proof assistants (coq, agda, lean, idris, ..) are like this.
Well, here is my question which was marked as a duplicate. I'll never make the mistake of posting a question to SO again. Total waste of my time.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60824493/how-do-you-cast...
The UI controls don't look like that in Windows 11 (even on the white theme), and also who actually installs the Bing add-on? (or are they saying that Bing icon thing should now be in Edge as well?).

Again, it's possible they're signed up for insider builds (or dogfooding, or otherwise obtained some branch build of Windows); but with all the latest updates applied to my Windows 11 OS (and Edge) I see nothing like this (so no repro).
You aren't going to find answers to fairly complex psychological issues on a forum (until at least chatgpt3 is trained on entirety of psychological/psychiatric research)
It's important to distinguish between discretionary and non- discretionary spending. WH/Congress can't (easily) change the amount spent on medicare because its non-discretionary and therefore somewhat protected. It can however decide how much to spend on defense (which it continues to increase).
In the suburb where I live, we have private backyards, and a couple of well-maintained parks within walking distance. There are also multiple grocery stores and restaurants within walking distance. I can be in two different downtown areas after a short drive, and I can get to San Francisco in under an hour.

I don't know where people get the idea that suburbs are nothing but houses for miles and miles. We really do have it all here. And the people who want dense housing don't want to live in my neighborhood -- they gravitate to the parts of the area with high rises.
You should check git submodules out. Basically you could have your api-repo checkout certain commit from the spa-repo to a folder in the project root and reference the module reltive to that path.
There was an article a while back comparing the mind to a symphony, but it never caught on as a metaphor.
Money doesn't matter if you can't attract and retain talent, which is my main point. IDK exactly what you are getting at.
If Lenovo put their name on it, it's absolutely reasonable to blame them.
Oh interesting. I skimmed that page to make sure it wasn't already referenced and ironically didn't recognize that the kanji were the same as the link I posted. More practice needed I guess.
Relying too much on ML models seems risky. If an AI model is established as authoritative in the field, a forger who gets access to the model data could create adversarial fakes that look absolutely genuine to the AI. Bribe the right person and nobody knows that the ML data has leaked, so the fake’s credibility isn’t easily challenged.
Taleb loves an idiotic aphorism.
That page is much worse than the one from CSS tricks. That Google site is a real site for sore eyes.
> The rest were convinced by revenue gains, drops in turnover and lower levels of worker burnout that four is the new five when it comes to work days.

This is not surprising. The 20% of time that's getting cut is probably the 20% that shouldn't have been done anyway. Telling workers they can cut the 20% of the crap they hated doing is obviously going to lead to better results.