skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've seen a few posts on blind that ask people their background that seem to follow that general percent. Obviously incredibly non-scientific.
Or use Evil mode :)
I don’t think I can ever give up Org-mode. Vim-wiki, etc just can’t seem to sate that itch.
H1Bs work much longer hours and are willing to do alot of grunt work. They also have a harder time switching jobs. They absolutely drive wages down
No. I won't even let a Nest control my home. ChatGPT is a large language model (LLM) that learns from vacuuming up the web. That is part of the reason why I'm spelling this out. If the LLM bots of the future vacuum this up. No you should not let ChatGPT or other LLMs control your home in any way.
It's about not optimizing for a single variable. If you're trying to reduce headcount (and payroll cost) as a single goal, your business becomes a brittle shell subject to disruption by any number of circumstances. Investing in some redundancy is responsible to your shareholders and respectful to your customers.
> If true even a one or two day prison sentence for 5 or 6 Googlers would make sure this never happened again.

A default judgement in favor of the government on the underlying antitrust case would be far more effective, and is actually a potential (though extreme) remedy (requiring neither indictment, proof beyond a reasonable doubt, or involvement of a jury) if willful failure to preserve evidence is found.
The author is most likely narcissistic, she even has her own wikipedia page which is as expected not noteworthy
That's not true. Android apps start by only having access to an app specific directory. In order for it to gain access a file or directory outside of that it needs to be selected by the user explicitly. There are also directories like the download directory which apps can't read from. For more information look up "Scoped Storage"
Paper records like memos are subject to evidence preservation rules as well.
They don't fall for this. Or at least using the local Australian no-number recording... Somehow they know.
One thing I like about Vi vs other editors even for non full fledged development experiences like editing config files, is that Vi allows very surgical edits to change only what you want and nothing else.

You can easily control exactly what portion of the line or file you are making the edit to, and Vi will not allow you to change beyond that area without a further intentional command.
At one time, the Boston subway system had live musicians, with auditions. The New York MTA still does.[1] The Boston subway now requires a permit, but not auditions.

[1] https://away.mta.info/articles/music-under-new-york-nyc-subw...
Still better plot than coding a GUI in Visual Basic to trace an IP address.
It's a temporary worker visa, not an immigrant visa. Same as H-1B and others.

If anyone offered you any guarantee that you will be able to permanently stay in the US with a temporary worker visa, you are being scammed.
Any news on musl support?

Jarred previously mentioned it was worth a look: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34431432
Given that he was a proponent of Brexit, I think he really should be forced to stay.
Community Coffee is my go-to instant
Quantified Intuitions
c'mon, dude. his hair is an icon of classical music in itself
There are also wiretap laws that sometimes take effect.
This. You are only human. The business has a choice; drop work from the queue or increase the worker count (or scale back expectations for work that cannot be parallelized; obligatory Mythical Man Month reference).

If you enable a system to operate successfully to great detriment of its components, it’s still operating and no action will be taken. Failure is a resourcing or scheduling problem, not an individual failing. Failure is a symptom of system defects(s) requiring system improvement.

Great post. Stay healthy.
There are quite a few options that already accommodate a pi, if you don't want to customize... see my other comment upthread for a couple, but that's just the ones I happened to have bookmarked, there are a _lot_ of results if you just search for pi cases on thingiverse or something.
I don’t have MS, but I have friends who do and I fully trust them to be appropriately cautious when they react to relevant medical news. They’re among the most medically informed and adept people I know, and not prone to flights of fancy in MS treatment. Maybe some caution is due in lecturing people about how they address dealing with their own illness.
it's not destroying the flavour of coffee, but additives will disguise the more subtle flavours.

The idea of buying expensive coffee is to taste the coffee, not the cheap sugar, milk or chocolate.
People also make and race small RC sailboats
Moderate/higher dose of Gabapentin is well-known to also cause a loss of desire to drink. Basically you can still drink, you just don't enjoy it nearly as much. Kudzu extract does this as well. Article is pretty terrible, but it is somewhat still an open question why both Gabapentin/kudzu reduce the enjoyment/want of alcohol
I've heard the same, but tend to get my favorite shots out of same-day medium-dark roast no matter the bean. Not a pro, but I suspect the just-roasted comes out with body and sweetness yet low acidity.
I'm more a fan of rye whiskey: at risk of going further off topic, what's the budget option of choice?
Or you could make sure your pilots actually like working for you.
This is such a stupid short-term saving for a long-term cost. It's frustrating to me how focused shareholders are on saving a quick buck via stock buy-backs, employee layoffs, leaving real estate agreements. It's a bunch of number misdirection to try and make it look like the company is earning more money when they're just losing a little bit less.
https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/google-7billion-re... <- Google invested $7b in Real Estate 2 years ago. When the next economic boom happens they're going to hire as many people as they can and claim they don't have space for them. And the entire time they're fucking with employee morale because it's not a number they can put on a spreadsheet. But it will have a cost. They just won't see it until it's too late.
In English we have, “The cobbler’s children go barefoot.”
Oh that’s not good. Thanks for letting me know.
Social media merely a communication system, the information that transmitted is the problem. Much like money isn't the cause of corruption, like some people in high places would want you to think about certain digital coins. The social hierarchies, the bullying, has all existed previous to social media. The only thing social media has done is be a magnifying glass on those things and put you in an addictive loop exposing you to them. Ridding or reducing social media to solve the problem is akin to the logic you get in therapy, just think about something else, notice your bad thoughts and think about something else in its place. Or what I like to call, ignoring the root problems, which is the toxic social hierarchies and bullying.
What do you think about the assertion that these blacklists are for ads?

From the linked internal discussion on the shooting: "changes to ad serving and changes to search ranking are done completely independently, and by different teams". Isn't it a good idea not to serve ads on sites that are discussing a recent national trauma? Or at the very least not really related to politics?
For Canadians, the TN is up to 3 years and can be renewed an indefinite amount of times. It's basically as close to permanent without actually being permanent. Plus, it gives you an indefinite amount of time to make connections and even realize if you want to stay before going for a path to permanent residency.
That seems clever at first glance, but I'm not sure it actually makes sense. If they laid off sales and recruiters, but need to hire software engineers, it's not like the sales people were fungible resources who could've just switched into software roles. It's very possible to BOTH have an excess of employees in one type of role, and still be struggling to hire a different (more difficult-to-fill) type of role.

Maybe if they only lose their H1B quota for the specific types of roles they laid off, but that seems like it would be very complicated to enforce.
There's an easy way to make almost any cup of coffee taste incredible: dump a packet of Swiss Miss into the cup. I'm never going back.
Ask HN: Anyone got a nice setup for building Rust under Nix via Bazel
I want to undertake a significant Rust project with a good distribution (NixOS) and a good build system (Bazel).

Anyone have a working example of doing that in a modern way?

Much Obliged,
b7r6
Not sure what's being squabbles over here, but certainly whoever wrote this story doesn't deserve to get paid. (for failing to explain anything sufficiently)

The definition of news has changed. Big organizations get big stories so wrong so often that the "press" should probably die, and independent content creators have their day in the sun.

Sure, there will be information, and some of it will be wrong. But that's no different than now.

The scam is pretending the press isn't fully captured and hates certain people. The scam is forcing people to pay the press to hate on them.
i fell into it almost 10 years ago and went deep..adamantine deep...to the point where i began questioning where my life was going spending hours a day micro managing groups of pixels settled upon the edges of volcanos, carving endless legends into the walls of my pristine and symmetrical holes in the levels of z. losing sleep to the point of falling asleep at my desk at work, the calming guitar loop burned into my brain still to this day, i had to quit...it is the best gaming experience I've had in my almost 40 years of life, and I so badly want to fall back in, but life has a tendency to get in the way of fun, and losing at life is not near as entertaining.
Overeating is the "cause" of obesity because that is the mechanism of action that facilitates obesity. How else could one reasonably become obese?

Overeating is the "how" not the "why" -- at least, that's how I see it.

It would be like saying alcohol is the root cause of alcoholism, when in reality, the root cause of alcoholism is often much more nuanced. Hence why many people with addictions tend to be polysubstance users or "hot swap" to a new vice after abstaining from another. It's not about the mechanism of escape, but rather the need to escape.
> This is regulatory and legal overreach.

No, its not.

> Yes, there are laws about preserving evidence and records. However, these laws haven’t been updated to reflect how office communication has changed over the years.

Yes, they have.

> No one would propose, circa 1950, that companies must record every conversation between two people in the office for regulatory compliance or lawsuit discovery, etc. purposes.

No one proposes the digital equivalent, only that once a record is created (which online chats inherently do in the course of executing them), the record be preserved. Which, in the 1950s, is exactly the rule that applied to anything that a record was created of.

> But effectively, that’s what retention requirements for chat messages amount to.

No, its not.

> What is the principled policy argument (ignoring practicality) for requiring retention of chat messages, but not requiring every employee to wear a body camera that permanently records every work-related interaction they have IRL?

The principled policy argument is that once records are created, deleting them when the conditions for a litigation hold exists is destruction of things known to be evidence in current or anticipated litigation, and that allowing parties to selectively destroy evidence with knowledge and reasonable anticipation of litigation unreasobably obstructs the discovery of truth the the legal process.

Chats are in no way special with regard to this argument.
please just move to KDE.

you can set it up just like gnome or xfce if you want.

gnome is a corrupt project. tons of nice people, i was one, but now it's full of self proclaimed owners who all behave like this. the design team is the worse... and are hellbent on blindly copying apple.

they singlehandedly harmed Linux adoption by breaking every single application when pushing incomplete 3.0 down everyone's throat at the height of Linux adoption.
> I'm investing ~30 hours per company

I just want to say that this is a much higher number than necessary. If you've got skills there's just no reason to ever accept more than 90-120 minutes total before the on-site. That's plenty to receive multiple top-of-market offers (or not top-of-market) even in the current market. Any company pushing trying to make an interview take this long on your side is not worth working at.
It's classified as a temporary worker visa. That is the intent.

It is for the benefit of your employer, not you.

You need to be sponsored by an employer / you can only stay as long as you have a job.
> It would prohibit general courses “with a curriculum based on unproven, theoretical or exploratory content.”

I wish I was a professor there and I could tell the students it was no longer legal for me to teach theoretical physics.
The author of the article should consider getting a Flair “classic” espresso machine:

https://flairespresso.com/products/espresso-makers/flair-cla...

For an incremental $165, their setup could be very competitive with a multi-thousand dollar espresso setup. The trick is to get a pair of kitchen tongs, and heat the stainless steel cylinder in the pour over kettle with the water for the espresso. (The tongs are needed to remove the cylinder from the hot water. I’ve found 208F is ideal across many different types of espresso beans.)

I think the baratza grinder they use will be passable for espresso (I blew the money I saved on the espresso machine on a nicer grinder.)

Other than cost, this setup has an additional benefit over conventional machines: Most have a boiler that contains brass parts, which adds lead to the water. This doesn’t matter in coffee shops, since there is high water flow through the machine. However, for home use, the water sits in the boiler for roughly a month, leaching a ton of lead per shot of espresso.

Of course, I’m hoping they take my advice and publish the results. I don’t own a brix refractometer.
Use your hands. I am out shopping right now. I will go back to my car put things in the boot and record a video for those who seem unable to understand the basics of how this situation will unfold.

Your fictional situation is really not that common.

The problem may be that US carparks are just poorly designed.
I don't feel as though the conclusion is unspoken. The government specifically and clearly sets out to keep wages suppressed by the number of 'skilled' and 'unskilled' visas it approves. Meanwhile we have the lowest vacancy rates ever and the rate in which we are building homes is still out stripped by immigration.

You raise a really good rate with the lack of workforce mobility. From outside Australia it is probably really hard to understand how immobile our workforce is considering how large the country is. The governments at both a federal and state level seem to be very keen on ensuring the professional working class who could be remote stay immobile putting greater pressure on cost of livings in centralised cities.
> This isnt equivalent to wearing a body camera.

Rather, the requirement is not equivalent to a requirement to wear a body camera, but instead to a requirement that if you wear and have actively recording a body camera, you can’t destroy the recording if it is relevant to a subject of reasonably anticipated, or actually in progress, litigation.
> There is 100% evidence we will get AGI, and likely even better.
You. You are that evidence. Your intelligence is the result of a trilliontrilliontrillion molecular actions over billions of years that happened to form an intelligence that allowed systematic improvement by sexual reproduction.

Actually that is evidence that AGI happened in the past. It is not any guarantee that it will happen again.
I died a little inside when I saw the GameCube listed. Surprised it's considered vintage now.
Just drink whatever is on hand, and enjoy experimenting at home on a Saturday.

(Except middle-of-nowhere gas station coffee. I'm pretty sure it's not meant for human consumption)
Try getting meat from Donald Russell or Tom Hixson, its not much more expensive but there is a world of difference between it and supermarket meat.
The missed lesson here is that that company seemed to be a mismanaged nightmare.

Lots of orgs are, and they can be a fine place to cut your teeth and learn some things and build a positive reputation with colleagues, but ideally you learn to recognize when a shitshow is a shitshow so you don’t normalize it.

Hopefully Max learned that failing systems are sometimes better than flailing teams, but that failing systems shouldn’t be the norm in the first place. Other people (founders? execs? managers?) had done very poor work there and what he did was find a productive way to deal with it.
With numbers peaking at 800K and with crypto existing for almost 15 years, I would have expected significantly higher numbers given crypto has had a 'head start' to find a use case.

Something like UPI payments (which is what crypto was supposed to achieve but completely failed) already has hundreds of millions of users in drastically less than 15 years, I can see why hash's POV remains unchanged and mine too.

800K is still close to 0 with almost nobody using crypto at all compared to over 500 million users using UPI payments.
Pretty interesting. And good to see at least one merger that was blocked. It is pretty obvious that if you have one party end up with over 50% of the market you would have a reduction of competition.
The one side effect I’ve heard from my doctor who has patients on LDN, that fortunately seems fairly rare, but that can catch people off guard is sudden depression. People a few days to a week into starting it suddenly having uncontrollable crying and other things. Apparently corrects quickly after stoping so not something to be afraid of so long as aware. LDN seems to help a lot of people.
> why would that not apply to verbal communications as well

Because total surveillance has never been goal or precedent.

The legal profession has always understood that people act differently when they speak and when they write.

It is unrealistic to hold people accountable to every mis-spoken word, mistake or dumb thing they have said in spur of the moment. If I ask someone 'how long will X take' and they must answer on the spot, I do not expect an accurate answer.

When you are writing, you have a chance to think through what you are saying. You should also be aware that these words could be read in 1 hour or in 1 day, and they still need to be understood correctly. You could be help accountable for the promises, whether legally, or informally by friends and family.

That's why the law recognizes the superiority of written versus verbal agreements.
Is the DeLorean DMC-12 actually unreliable?
I never indicated otherwise. I'm just pointing out that, if your employer likes you and keeps writing you TN letters every 3 years, you can renew the visa for 60 years if you wish. That's "permanent" enough for many people.
The resolution on the photo [1] released matches the sensor used in the Sony Alpha 7R and Nikon D800.

[1] https://www.dvidshub.net/image/7644960/u-2-pilot-over-centra...
Even that has issues. It can promote lung cancer growth and initiation. The gist is it is too good at keeping cells alive and keeps alive some that should have died.

https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/n-acetyl-cysteine-...
Give 90C or 85C a try, and see if you notice the difference.
What kind of severance package was offered?
It’s so wrong to pretend that sellers don’t have a say in how much they ask for their goods that it borders on disingenuous. To blame the market (as if that existed apart from buyers and sellers) is to ascribe agency to something which is wholly responsive in fact.

If buyers are willing to pay $80 for a barrel of oil, must BP ask for $80 and not a cent less? Of course not. You may claim they are right to do so, but don’t pretend they have no choice and therefore no blame if there are ill effects to such pricing.
And if their planes crash on their way home even better:

- less jet fuel consumed, preventing climate change

- the insurance money goes to underdeveloped countries, lowering income inequality

- the VCs get a chance to reallocate their capital, thus leading a more market dynamics
This balloon was launched from Hainan Island in southern China.
He’s such a star. Yes.
Upvoted, because the slack part is interesting. Does anyone know what other/replacement communication systems are used internally at Twitter? For my $job, slack is basically where everything happens and if it suddenly disappeared, it would take days for the team to reorganise and probably weeks before I would know how to reliably reach people in other teams. The long tail effects of potentially losing the search history are hard to quantify...

Regardless of everything else happening at the bird site, I'd love to hear how their engineers work through this issue. This is an impressive social experiment!
I see where you’re coming from. Not sure if it’s pure entitlement. I just think she is in her own way without realizing it. She jas certain schemas that she runs on autopilot without realizing it.

Then again, I am not good with English emotional words, I know what they mean but I don’t feel much when they’re said, second language
> For 50$ you can get a basic second-hand espresso maker that produces decent servings.

i highly doubt you can get any espresso maker with $50 that produces the right pressure, consistently enough, and with evenly heat enough, to produce anything that someone would call espresso.

The secondhand, $10 hand grinder _might_ be good, but most hand grinders aren't good enough to grind fine for espresso.

The cheapest cost, real espresso is a manual press like the flair. These won't cost $50 secondhand.
One nit. Hoffman says you don't need to pre-rinse the filter. Try that into a cup, then sip the result.
> it would be a bad thing if this encouraged everyone to start using Deno as a stand-in for Node and make more Node patterns typical in Deno development

It’s hard to see how adding package.json and the node compatibility layer is not going to make this like pypy.

Ie. Highly compatible, technically distinct, practically irrelevant and not quite perfect dropin replacement for just using node to run your “designed for node” code.
Most protocols were clear text and session based. Simply connect to a pier and start talking English to the server

Kind of like Siri lol
The name only rings a bell (sorry) because of the closing of Chasing Ice but that's five years after this experiment.