skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Like I said it’s been a minute since I looked at the literature. But I think they have a few metrics to test for, including workplace morale, the distribution of how often workers get their preferred allotments, etc. I don’t remember any theory for why it doesn’t work, just that they’ve measured it and (as far as I remember) market based solutions fail on these metrics.

As for seniority rules, I don’t remember reading anything about those, but from my experience, I’m not a huge fan, I think there are better systems, particularly those which are based around consensus. However, given Starbucks’ huge corporate management, I’m guessing that seniority is miles ahead of the system they have now, which is probably management arbitrarily picking which is wide open for abuse such as retaliation. They probably picket seniority because it is very hard for management to abuse it.
>>Slavery and native American genocides are pretty bad

Any student of history would understand that China colonizing the north american continent would have been much much worse for Native Americans. There currently are slaves in China right now.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-55834023.amp
> As such, it never stops at a reasonable, meaningful equilibrium; it has to be kept pacing, moving for

In fact, proponents can’t even define this equilibrium, despite stating that it is the end goal. This proves that the goal is a lie.

It’s pure power seeking, and that shouldn’t be a surprise, because that is precisely what they assert determines truth and shapew society. Not some natural order, but people who held power over others. They complain about it but if you watch, it’s exactly what they’re doing themselves. Pure projection.
Yes it's the problem. Everyone confuse about parenting support and improving birthrate. Fist of all, separate surname must be legal to support getting married.
It would be a case against server less if Lambda were the only option. You’re always free to setup your own container which would still give you control over all of that.
The Sierra Club guide is hilarious: https://www.sierraclub.org/sites/default/files/sce-authors/u....

> People of color” has in the past served as a
collective term for people who are not white.
A preferred term today is “BIPOC” referring to Black, Indigenous and people of color, which provides a unifying term for ease of use while still acknowledging the reality that Black and Indigenous people in the United States are impacted by structural and individual racism in a different way than other people of color.

I love the “first among equals” aspect of BIPOC. It’s literally just white people creating hierarchies of the other races. Again.
WALL-E!
It's weird though that they are reducing reliance on China for rare earth elements while simultaneously increasing their reliance on China for manufacturing.
It's a shame. Many people who call themselves left instead have views similar to violent communism (as opposed to social democracy or Marxism) and fascism of the hard right in terms of inflexibility, harsh punishment, mercilessness, and aggressive intellectual and social domination. Gen X and older tend to have more of an idea of the spirit of left liberalism and what it means socially, life outlook, and pragmatically.

Furthermore, there are nonzero people in groups who object to victim monikers like Latinx and over-sensitive terminology as demeaning. If it were me, since I can only speak for myself, I would want to be treated as equal without ceremony, pity, or unfair advantages. Alterations of language where there is little or no offense (asking the targets rather than the busy bodies) seem like token thoughts and prayers and inconvenience to the many rather than direct, positive help to anyone. Solve real concerns rather than pearl clutch the next unfashionable word.
Very good info!!
How did that giant TC-associated crypto donation end up going for them?
Would you say that Donald Trump, noted Conservative, is a good example of conscientiousness?
I think he meant buying VW’s stake in Argo AI. Not buying VW itself.
When and how slow motion makes products more luxurious
Great info, thanks guys!
Chinese people are awesome but the Chinese state can go to hell.

Chinese people support the CCP. Most Chinese citizens are pro-CCP. So if you have a negative view of the CCP, then you should have a negative view of Chinese too.

But you're probably wondering why Chinese people support the CCP? It's because the CCP improved the lives of 1.4 billion people and is still improving their lives. GDP per capita went from $317 in 1990 to $12,000+ in 2022. And why would they overthrow the CCP now? Makes no sense.

But if the CCP needs to be overthrown and is no longer working for Chinese people, they will overthrow it. Chinese people have been overthrowing governments for millenniums.
Umm, Teslas do not use DC motors, I don't know where the article got that idea. I doubt they've ever used DC motors for anything more powerful than an electric seat adjuster. The Model 3 does use a permanent magnet motor, but it's an AC synchronous reluctance motor.

If you're going to make an article about electric motors in Teslas, at least make sure you get the facts about the electric motors right.
Bias obviously. It's commonly known that during the pandemic Amazon was the highest paying FAANG (besides maybe netflix). SDE2s were getting 400k+.
This article is silly.

My response to the popularity of ChatGPT is to invest in systems where humans vet information such as scientific journals and Q/A sites.

LLM writes fluent text, but much of what it says is wrong, because it's a language model, not a truth model.

So now the systems where human experts upvote and downvote text become very valueable.

I wish I could invest in StackOverflow right now.
Yes. Companies can refuse to negotiate with unions (and accept the consequences of severely narrowing their access to the labor market)
Some very fun ones relating to the IT/tech industry (To me, some of these are reasonable, but "whitespace" and "brown-bag", seriously??)

https://itconnect.uw.edu/guides-by-topic/identity-diversity-...

https://www.it.northwestern.edu/about/it-projects/dei/glossa...
> which "defund the police" seems to be modeled after.

I think that's probably a coincidence. I didn't get the sense at the time that the genesis of that phrase was a sly historical reference.
It’s oppressive to both the group being used and those that don’t buy in.
I don’t think it’s so black and white. Depends on what you’re doing. If you’re doing lots of cross dataset operations like econometric and physical system modeling polars can get a bit too verbose. Eg how would you do the following two pandas operations in polars?

capacity_df - outage_df

prices.loc['2023-01'] *= 1

There’s many workflows and models that do thousands of these types of operations.
You have a tool to keep the structure of data but anonymize it, I’ve seen this a few times in healthcare regulated systems
Happened to me in Sicily a few years ago - we needed to get to a friend's place and everyone's directions were "the third house on the right after you cross the level crossing". We had no idea where the level crossing was but eventually got the number and street name from someone which the Tomtom had no trouble finding.
The first line of the article should tell you what you need to know about their quality control:

> Tesla announced at its 2024 Investor Day event that it plans to bring...
I can only imagine the more successful that activity was, the worse the bottleneck would become
It's not strictly necessary, but if the entire repo can fit inside 8MiB of compressed data I can understand why they chose this rather than server-side search. That's "three clicks on Twitter" in terms of data, not exactly the end of the world, though less is always better. F-Droid's main servers are always overloaded anyway, so just sending a nice and cacheable compressed archive seems like a fine trade-off to me.
Oh wow. Worse than the complete annihilation of an entire large continent of people?

Are we now blaming China for genocide of Native Americans too?
This is a great way to get BS'd into thinking someone is qualified when they're not. Work sample tests are all you need.
It seems to me that one of the issues is that the (more extreme) woke culture has put the entire burden of communication on the speakers rather than the listeners. Is not enough that you intend to offend, or that you say something that offends someone, is whether something that you say could possibly offend someone, even if you didn't have the slightest intentions. On the other say the listeners are free to interpret the message in the most uncharitable way possible, and blame you for it.
Why is it "incredible"? The Democratic Party is not left-wing, nor is it even left-leaning by international standards.
This project has been under development since October 2015. Last release was over three months ago. Curious why it is trending on HN today.

Source: https://www.redox-os.org/news/
There is an Expanse board game[0] that might interest you (it's been described as being like the cold-war themed classic, Twilight Struggle, but for up to 4 (TS only plays 2):

The Expanse, a board game based on the Syfy television series of the same name, focuses on politics, conquest and intrigue similar to the board game Twilight Struggle, although with a shorter playing time. The card-driven game uses key images from the show, along with action points and events that allow players to move and place "Fleets" and "Influence".

In more detail, players represent Earth's UN forces, the military of Mars, the rebels of the O.P.A., and the mysterious corporation Protogen Inc. Each player has special abilities that must be maneuvered to gain advantage. Players increase their control over the solar system using characters and events from the universe of The Expanse.

(There's also expansion, The Expanse: Doors and Corners, that adds new tech, leaders, the protomolecule, etc.)

The only problem would be finding a reasonably-priced copy as it appears to be out-of-print, which can lead to the price of second-hand copies going way up.

[0] https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/220792/expanse-board-gam...
Thank you, I swear half the time I can’t figure out if people are genuinely confused by inclusive language or if they confuse it on purpose just to get riled up.

It’s the same with people who menstruate — not only for trans men but for post menopausal women, women who’ve had hysterectomies, or are otherwise have amenorrhea.
github oauth?
I am in therapy, she's advised me to treat it not unlike having a terminal illness. Enjoy the days you have, accept that life isn't forever, but still fight for what you can.

The only people not feeling anxiety are ignorant at best. Part of "fighting for what you can" means informing others and boosting public awareness of the dangers ahead, and countering dismissive narratives.
TIL all my conscientious opoid addicted redneck neckbeard bubba neighbors who weigh 250# are liberals…

Dark Brandon is unbeatable.
This reeks of criticizing others for your own faults. Someone who makes 12k is poor. If this is offensive to someone then clearly they have a low opinion of poor people. Yet everyone else is reprimanded for it.
20 years, 1000+ devs. Just a guess.
Paper designs have very little to do with production systems.

It’s like trusting a doctor fresh out of medical school without residency.
Sounds like a 2 to 3 pass compiler or LL(k).

Better off pulling tokens from semantic analysis through parsing top down, LALR(1), SLR(1), or alternative context-sensitive parsing. Derivation parsing is scannerless.
Is it though? That article talks about AI having a value mismatch that results in it pursuing an undesirable (to humans) outcome.

Not about wiping out all value in the universe. To the paperclip maximizer, if anything, it's generating the maximal-value universe.
This language got popular not because people thought really hard and all arrived at it independently, through cold-blooded analysis, but because they heard it was what the better class of people did now, and there was peer pressure around it. Because it never had a firm foundation, never really made sense when you thought hard about it, it can easily change to something else. In other words, it's a fashion, and fashions change.
>The birth rate decline happened in the 60-70s.

>Shouldnt look at what was happening then?
Aren’t most young people depressed?
> The more "human" feeling thing is to have 1-1 zoom calls with each person being fired so you can talk to them about their situation and specifics.

After you get through about 10 people, the other 190 will know they are getting fired and are now sitting around dreading their one to one.

I think delivering the news en-masse is an absolute must, you can always follow up with one to ones, or leave it as an option for people.
I think it is a Ship of Theseus situation. Once Rust becomes acceptable in the core kernel, module by module, it is going to spread.

I am fully Team Rust for core infrastructure, but I am curious how many security blunders in the kernel are memory errors vs bad security architecture.
> For my partner's entire pregnancy, our providers only referred to "birthing people"

Calling my wife a "birthing person" just made her feel like some gross vessel for having a baby. We purposefully chose providers that didn't use that language.

"Chestfeeding" is another one that's cropping up and makes zero sense. Men have breasts, so breastfeeding is already gender-neutral. But it's seen as female-centric so out the door it goes.

There seems to be this weird erasure of women taking place at the moment. To the extent that it's now controversial to ask "what is a woman?"
I love this!

I've always said a retoucher always tries to stray away from what a cgi artist looks to achieve. i.e. they want what each other have. perfection, and a lack of it.
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Yeah, I'd replaced the cord with one that could reach anywhere in the room or outside into the hall.
> It's crazy that this label is still being pushed.

This is a great example of how intellectually bankrupt some of the social mis-movements towards redefinition truly are.

First they come up with a term that is clearly not a term used by the native speakers of that group. Then they utilize that term in order to collectively identify them. Then they push it across media, education, and many other avenues to make it "a thing".

This term which originates in English, and doesn't truly relate to Latin* derived cultures but instead to a smaller subset of cultures from a specific geography, and is difficult to speak for a native speaker, and violates the grammar, is then hoisted upon them like a label to which they'd actually subscribe. As many of these cultures self-identify as uniquely distinct from one another, and are competitive, this type of collectivist label is all the more rude.

What Chutzpah!
Strings typically have a token state context. Antlr allows pushing and popping a context state. Not a CFG and won't work with simple tools or book approaches.
Nobody seems to be able to define woman anymore. How can we be sure?
Take a poll to see what people think. IME, the majority do not want to check it during the conversation - they usual flow is they'll move on to other topics.

I'm not sure why the email thing is malicious or arrogant. It's the equivalent of saying it in person the next time you all meet: "Hey, remember we were talking about X last time? I looked into it and ..."

But your reaction emphasizes the point: People will jump to conclusions about your motives.
2009 Spore didn’t even end up to be Spore lol.

Make a 3 eyed monster with claws! Sorry Maxis, it isn’t 1999 anymore…wrapping it up in a Civ clone doesn’t cut it.
Thanks, didn't catch that!
Well, I don't think you could make many paperclips out of me (please don't try though).

In this extreme scenario, I suppose I would just have to be a net-paperclip producer at work for a hyperintelligent AI, instead of a net dollar producer for a human organization.

Part of me wonders if that would even change much in my daily life.
> Also, these guides aren’t targeting literature.

Considering the news that Roald Dahl's books are now being altered in precisely some of the ways described, we are very, very clearly seeing literature start to be targeted.
They think truth is subject to power. Look at how they describe hierarchies. And as no surprise, they power hungry authoritarians. By their own description, that’s just how the world works.
Does it follow the car in front's speed on the highway while keeping you in the lane?

I would absolutely love a car that could do that well while I still paid attention while listening to podcasts/audiobooks.

I haven't tried any newish midtier cars, only been in a friends Tesla which is beyond my needs.

These niche applications are 100% what car companies should have focused on from the beginning rather than robotaxis.
I love reading this stuff to figure out what new words elite white people have for me. Apparently I’m not a “minority” or a “naturalized citizen” anymore, and my kids aren’t “second generation Americans.”
Why are there so many articles like this written? Who are they for?

> New technology is always better than old technology

No one believes this.
I thought it was a troll comment.
Precise diagnostics usually follow one of 2 approaches:

1. Hand-written, recursive descent

2. Error matching expanded grammar beyond minimal gramar
Many adopted people would disagree. “Biological mother” is closer, but surrogate pregnancy is a thing, so that doesn’t work reliably.
People still had kids because they needed them to tend farms. That isn't the case today.

Many of us have therapists, I'm not sure what your point is about that. When you are locking eyes with a hungry leopard it is reasonable to be afraid.

I really wonder what your social circle is, because among mine it's nearly universally realized that subjecting a new consciousness to the multiple looming hells would be an act of cruelty.
I want the blinker lever to manage normal/insert mode.
> The purpose of the system design interview is to convince me that you could build, or lead a team to build, the thing that we are discussing at a company like the one where you are interviewing. I feel like I can easily see through interview practice or coaching, so I don't recommend spending more than an hour or so "preparing" for system design interviews. Unless you are interviewing somewhere with very inexperienced interviewers...

I don't agree with this because I bombed a couple interviews till I spent the time going through the prep. I distinctly remember an interview completely going off the rails because I was asked about a retail Web site and said "honestly I'd usually start with a simple app server - SQL database setup to start; no reason for the complexity of anything more complex till you've proven you've got the traffic and have scaling problems." That's my honest opinion, borne out by real-world experience, for most people thinking of doing something like that, but it obviously wasn't what the interviewer wanted to hear and it's not like I would have been capable of giving a fancier design; I just didn't know how you're supposed to approach the question.
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Replika, speaking to you using ElevenLabs for voice synthesis and hearing you using Whisper for transcription. Damn, you’re right, it’s literally off the shelf commercial tech to have the tech of Her right now.
With our startup, the policy is that we don't put up a logo unless 1) we have permission 2) they use and pay us 3) the product is widely adopted in the company, not just with a single team.
There's always Mx too.
I really appreciate how the work of EAI has truly focused on making models accessible to the general public.
Retard?
I think it's much easier to just see it as in-group out-group signaling. You're in the in-group if you comply with the new arbitrary language and you're a slew of bad words if you're in the out-group using the old language. The stuff about being nice to low status people is fake, the purpose is to identify low status people (the people who don't know/use the new made up language).
If you're going to write a whole kernel in Rust, why would you settle for making a copy of Linux? Bug-for-bug compatibility with 30 years of cruft isn't exactly exciting or even necessary.
Age doesn't matter on Toyotas and Hondas - only mileage and condition. ALWAYS bring to your mechanic first. Not one that the seller suggests as it could be a friend of theirs. Never buy a car without a mechanics approval. Pass on it if the seller says no. Ask before you drive there so you don't waste your time. Just say to them, "Would you recommend this car to your own kid."

i did a super fast review of availabel vehicles. These are not all $5,500 but in the same price range. But there are some at $5,500 and less, and under 100K miles. This is done real fast right now. If you are serious about a car, you will have a LOT more time to look, and should.

Buying a car should be a serious and time-consuming project in order to make sure you don't get fucked. A nice looking car can still be a mechanical shithole. But if a reputable mechanic says, "Fuck yes, buy it now, it's a fantastic deal" well, have the cash ready.

Also, you can buy older and cars with more miles on the as long as they are Honda and Toyota, as they can last forever if maintained. And again, have your mechanic always inspect.

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2003 Honda Civic 98,900 miles $6900

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2001 Honda Civic clean title 56,000 miles, $6,700

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2015 Honda Civic $7,500 - 74,563 miles

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2007 Toyota Corolla - 84,650 miles - $5,500
It even states in this advertisement - "Your mechanic welcome"

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2004 TOYOTA CAMRY - $5,500

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Their Open Core licensing model is really interesting.
Even if you do have the exact kind of experience they're looking for, the interviews usually are built around an assumption like "this system needs to be built from day one to scale to massive traffic" which is not the way projects usually are approached in the real world.