skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do they? The WSJ disagrees:

https://www.wsj.com/articles/march-madness-is-a-moneymaker-m...
Law and medical licensing both require showing basic proficiency in all areas. I don't see why we wouldn't do the same, and then let you get specialization afterwards.
Great game! For me, controlling the rocket was not that handy, somehow I always wanted to press the opposite button. Will be a option to swap the left and right buttons? That would be great! :)
There is a movie called “come true” that’s low budge with this idea. Such an excellent movie.
But there is also quillbot.com which is around for some time and used by students to paraphrase text which they copy & past from other sources. IMO this is worse.
This would never go to a jury trial, this would be a small claims court thing.
I mean, not really. There are plenty of us making US FAANG salaries outside the US and not at any major tech company.

My sample is myself and all my peers.

Industry is BIG and the demand for smart people with a track record for getting things done is even bigger.

Most years I barely do anything more than basic eng management and my teams build glorified CRUD apps.

I'm paid much more than others in the UK because I'm a sure bet. FAANG not required.
Maybe my memory fails me, but I thought for sure our home PC had it. I get the reason for it prior, but I swear that was a pretty early development as the personal computer became more prevalent in the mid 90s at least.
Did you reply to the right comment?

What am I supposed to be running from?

How are you so certain my life experience and friends are inadequate?
If you have to ask, you've never used mathematica or maple.
In your example, a ticketing system is a pretty usual audit trail, I think.

So the problem ticket is raised, a developer or on-call person picks it up, writes the SQL update to the ticket, runs it on a test version of the production db, pastes the result in the ticket request, then the ticket goes to a DB admin who executes it by cut/paste from the ticket (maybe after their own review!) again pasting the result into the ticket resolution.
I had a host in Quito who, out of the blue, asked me to water his (twenty-three) houseplants for him.

When I told him I was quite busy that day and didn’t have time, he replied “Oh that’s OK, tomorrow is fine too.”
The author gives the following function:

static BYTES: &[u8] = b"hello world";
fn foo1(index: usize) -> u8 {
BYTES[index]
}

and then writes we can't make foo1 commit UB just by giving it a large index ...foo1 will never cause UB without the caller committing UB first.

But strictly speaking this is wrong! If I plug foo1(large_index) into `process::Command::pre_exec()`, then the resulting panic may invoke UB, without the caller having committed UB first.

So you have to decide whether your function is designed to be run within these environments. If it is, and you add an allocation, then that's your fault!
I'm not in the valley, but honestly I discard all resumes from former Amazon employees. If the tenure is shorter than 1 year I may take a look, just in case.

As a manager there is no way I'm contaminating my team with Amazon's culture. And yeah yeah "not all former Amazon blabla". Sure, I dont have time to play the odds. We all know about Amazon's toxic culture.
Your second statement is incorrect.
Having a racial bias would mean that IQ tests are incorrect (having significantly different errors) for certain samples/groups. But no one is saying that.

Imagine a test to measure the resistance of various materials. Is the test biased because it shows that concrete is stronger than rotten wood? No, it just measures the resistance of different materials. If the measurement error (not the measurement itself) was significantly different for different materials then yes you could say the test is biased.

You are just saying that SES affects intelligence, which is most likely true and immediately prompts the question of what affects SES.
I must have missed the rule against political conversation when I signed up. I think this rule is just a cheap excuse for those in power here to restrict opinions they disagree with. I see political comments on here all the time from a right-wing perspective. Kinda funny how it's only "political" when it's against those in power.

I fail to see how these types of discussion "trample curiosity" as the guidelines put it. I think it's rather obvious that restricting the conversation is what tramples curiosity.
Good question really, I suppose it depends if having had an abortion is a crime. I've only peripherally followed the news but i think some places do want to make it a crime.
> When you apply for a job as a doctor, they don't make you demonstrate surgical techniques. They take your board certification and ask you questions about what you've done in the past, things that went wrong and what you learned from that experience, and so on. They just assume you have the technical skills if you have the license.

That's when you already worked as a surgeon in a reputable hospital. The same way, the technical screens (leetcode) is generally minimal for hires that have demonstrated a clear pattern of success at reputable companies.

> We need an industry agreed-upon certification exam.

We already mostly do: proper CS/Engineering degrees have a pretty good signal to noise ratio for hiring.

Companies won't share their stats, but they know which schools and programs to target. Real engineering departments typically have job placement rates near 100%.
I wouldn't put Metal next to DX12/Vulkan. I'd put Vulkan as the most low-level API, DX12 slightly above Vulkan (because of convenience features like commited resources, slightly simpler memory model), but Metal I'd put somewhere in the middle between OGL/DX11 and VK/DX12. Metal introduces many optimizations such as pipeline objects, but it requires much less micromanagement around memory and synchronization as VK/DX12 do.
I'm thinking that perhaps in time it could be something like an IUD and not a parasite.

That said leeches are also a parasitic worm that is successfully used in medicine - so maybe we just need to change our viewpoint for the short term.
Are you saying that you think all these girls, at 50-60 schools across the entire country, who are displaying these symptoms, all at the same time, are suffering from... hysteria?

O...kay.
Yes, and he should issue a chargeback, and then bear the consequences of AirBnB no longer doing any business with him in response.

A chargeback is the burn-all-the-bridges, fuck-you-pay-me nuclear option, and you will be banned from any business that you use it against. You should not use it against any business you intend to patronize in the future.
They don't lie, they just call it "culture fit"
(1) Facebook is not taking games seriously enough, it thinks it can suck people into a pseudo-social experience like Facebook but no, games are still a killer app.

(2) the Xbox One fails seriously as a multimedia device to the extent that I wonder if I should have bought a PS4 instead. It plays DVDs and and Blu-Ray but it doesn’t play CDs and I don’t understand how that is possible. It has a very limited codec set so it doesn’t reliably play content from my Jellyfin server.
> How about teaching these kids how to increase their self-confidence? How to identify their emotional needs? How to build their social skills, resolve conflicts in relationships, and assert their personal boundaries? Most sure aren't learning that from their parents.

Well, I'd say that based on what I know about CBT and mindfulness, both of those are well supported methods for accomplishing all that, CBT especially because of its emphasis on reframing situations and recognizing negative thought patterns.

On a personal level I find positive reframing to be a super power that CBT and others reinforce. It's helped me with all kinds of problems.
Why does bun run the tests faster? Is Bun a faster JS runtime? Is it running the tests in parallel? (This is possible with nodejs using some of the test runners). Is it starting & stopping the server differently? (In process vs child process, or something like that?)

Or is there something else going on?
Terrible landing, you need to land slow and straight

Time: 8 seconds

Flips: 0
Max speed: 39.0mph
Max height: 173ft
Engine used: 2 times
Boosters used: 5 times
The EU before they were unioned spent much of their time colonizing the world for quite a few centuries, where has your empire(s) gold gone?

We were never on equal footing in the first place, to beg for it now shows you never planned on there being equal footing at all.
Is that what AmEx is for? I've always wondered in all honesty. I had a similar experience with non-AmEx. Got double billed by a hotel and the credit card company initially didn't have my back. I had to go back and forth with them multiple times even with a seemingly obvious fraud.
I and many others are in the same camp. The reality is people like solving the problem themselves.

In your case I would said (and in the passion of the moment I cannot think this clearly): Dad that is awful that the pharmacy you are REQUIRED to use sucks. And that it is against the law for you to change it....

Yeah not very subtle, but you get the idea, lead the horse to water by being sympathetic and emphasis the non solution but leaving them at the water they need to drink.
Fixed. Thanks for info :).

When it comes to demo and bun then i suggest focusing on deno until bun hits stable release. It's still rough around the edges.
An NYC Airbnb Racked Up $1M in Fines. New Rules Would Block the Listing
The solution was to just lie. Say "yeah, I'll be staying there, no problem!" and proceed with the original plan.
And then interviewers and recruiters go on LinkedIn lamenting candidates ghosting them on a regular basis. I constantly have to fight the urge to post screenshots under their posts where they fail to get back to me after reaching out first.
Similar, but am using CapRover for docker images management and setup.
I received CBT, and that's not my experience. Learning the thought patterns involved in these behaviors is different from learning the underlying skills needed to improve those behaviors. Just like reflecting on the thought patterns behind piano-playing won't help me play the piano. It might help me improve the way I practice, but it doesn't teach me what to do with the keys. And CBT frames emotions as being caused by thought-patterns, when the causality is not quite that "clean".

I'm not rejecting CBT's usefulness. It's a good tool. But I found it better at improving symptom management than at addressing underlying problems.
How fuzzy of a name check are you doing?

If I get banned as Joe Smith and address X, what if I register my new account as Joseph Smith?
“You and Airbnb each retain the right to seek resolution of the dispute in small claims court as an alternative to arbitration.”[1] Also I don’t think that applies if you sue the host directly.

[1] https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/2908#23
Individual Differences in Risk Perception of Artificial Intelligence
That's why cargo-geiger exists.
Landed in 8 seconds -->

Terrible landing, you need to land slow and straight

Score: 27.9 point landing
Speed: 11.3mph
Angle: 5.6°
Time: 8 seconds
Flips: 0
Max speed: 39.0mph
Max height: 173ft
Engine used: 2 times
Boosters used: 5 times
https://ehmorris.com/lander/
Whole bun test runner is implemented in zig + the super quick startup of JSC
How old is the dog? Do you need to puppy proof your place? IMHO you need a crate for night and when you are out of house or expect the unexpected to be chewed up.
You can totally ride hands free on any motorcycle. It's just harder/a wider turn on bigger bikes.
Au contraire, this video discusses Jack White's opinion that creativity is only properly unleashed under restriction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMHCJ8GCfaU
I was sad not to see a mention for Sendy in the self-hosted mailing list category. Been using it for years, affordable reliable and well designed.
You don't even need to have mentally ill family members to see how contagious depression and anxiety can be.

Just spend the morning on Reddit (or even HN!) and notice how your entire outlook changes.
I can't wait to find out what the AI equivalent of an NFT is!
> Am I missing something?

AirBnB's TOS which provides reasoning. [0]

This policy isn't foreign to hotels. I don't want customers signing in their kids for a room to throw a party without the parents present. They do these checks to limit fraud you describe.

The cancellation refund discretion is part of the host's TOS , too.

[0]https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/427
Yes and anyone with an ounce of technical hiring ability avoids those bootcampers like wildfire.

They churn out ego inflated beginners who think they're experts.

The mentality peddled by bootcamps to sell their wares produces dangers "engineers" in my opinion.

I have no formal education, I'm not coming from educational elitism here.
I use Expedia only for some flights and well known hotels.
That's one option mentioned in the article itself.

"Are you saying that there's some widespread campaign to poison girls, with incidenbts in 50-60 schools so far?" Doesn't sound much saner.
Maybe not. Probably so. Do you have any indication that tech is dead?
Yes, and the steps required to get to the equilibria would involve working on the entire system to orbit around emotional growth next to intellectual growth while children have immature development in both.

Why? Because both parents and teachers have more load than they can bear with kids already which also strains their ability to give emotional availability to the deeply irrational stage of being a human being with little intellectual capacity developed to cope.

I'd rather that instead of accusing "scientists" (which?) of being worthy of deep concern when you yourself have not taken into consideration this context as if the authorities in question are purely malicious.
I never book anything on Airbnb unless it has the most lenient cancellation policy. Not that I cancel often but sometime I do due to bad weather usually. To Airbnb's credit I would say that they sent me a reminder one time about a booking I did well in advance and forgot to cancel after my plans changed. Thanks to the reminder I managed to cancel it on time. It was $1500.
I wonder if it would be better to just have a system where there are some number of elite university places set aside at some very high price for the rich. Perhaps the problem is the price would be too high / number of places too small that there would still be an incentive to try to get in through the ‘normal’ route. Plenty of top schools already set tuition prices based on family income.

It should satisfy people who want elite universities to be places to rub shoulders with other elites. My hope is that such a policy would reduce the incentive to game the ordinary system by throwing money at it.

But I guess the whole thing feels terribly unegalitarian and so couldn’t happen.

Perhaps an easier improvement would be if enrolment could be massively (say >2x) increased at elite schools.
>is this why they sometimes cause vomiting

I would speculate yes, but Im not an expert.

GLP-1 seems to be the primary signal of “nutrient in the gut”.

What happens when you mechanically overwhelm your gut? You throw up. What happen when you have gastroenteritis? You want to get everything out of your gut.

Similarly, gastric bypass surgery directly affects GLP-1 secretion (increasing it), which has the effect of causing people to not want to eat/ feel nausea with much lower nutrient intake.
I looked into doing this a while ago and it’s near impossible due to how Twitter classifies/organizes threads (conversationId) and limitations within the API to derive the full tree.
Why are the concerns always 'will this fire people?' instead of 'how much of a multiplier will this be for a person?' Should maintaining the status quo of work be our first concern?
If my surgeon had as much education as the average therapist does and surgery science had the replication crisis that therapy does I would call it exactly that: stabbing with medical ivory tower bs… thankfully that isn’t quite the case
>Imagine if sex-ed classes were founded on Victorian notions of decency, would they be of any help?

Fun fact: abstinence-only sex education actually increases the rate of teen pregnancies, not just compared to comprehensive sex ed but to no sex ed at all.
Serious q, what would you recommend instead?
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35028107
The elephant in the room is that schoolchildren are not empowered to solve their issues. If I'm having a rough day I can let my employer know and take some time off, or quit my job if I have had enough. There's no such flexibility when you are a kid, you are expected to show up and do your time unless you have some strong, tangible proof you are unable to. Iatrogenic harm could be as simple as exposing this fact to the patient, who is trying their best to ignore it. Nobody wants to be reminded they are a virtual slave.
If major game means popularity/financial success (and not complexity),
the argument is even weaker. Success boils down to luck and number of games for language X.

You could go back in time and say - well no one ever made a major game in C/C++/Java, etc. And you would be right at that moment, but wrong in general.
Nolan's stuff sounds like shit on my fully calibrated 5.1 setup.

Also sounded like shit when I saw it in a (non-imax, but "X-Treme audio" or whatever it was) cinema.

Guess I'd need to buy my own imax cinema to make it watchable.

Think I'll just pass and watch something from a competent director instead.
OP was asking about companies, not technologies. They weren't making the claim that say, academic research in codecs would be any worse off in the EU than elsewhere. The fact that Europe is good at inventing underlying technologies isn't necessarily a counterargument to their claim.

There are other internet/SaaS companies that are not consumer brands (ex. Cloudflare, Salesforce, etc.). But what you listed are not companies at all (other than some kind of small "company" that exists to support development resources for the project).
This is my nightmare for using Airbnb to stay anywhere except the most mundane American suburb.
Since this is presented with minimal commentary, if you read French, you might prefer to read the original version. It loses a little in translation, IMO.

http://bastiat.org/fr/petition.html
I played contexto.me #168 and got it in 29 guesses and 6 tips.

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CRT monitors even after the introduction of monitor sleep still took several seconds to get up to full brightness. Better than the several minutes of ye olde CRTs, but still annoying enough to merit screensavers.
Clearly you've never employed someone in the UK/EU.

The proceedings to jettison a bad hire can take 12 months alone, meanwhile they're still a bad hire being paid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_least_power is why we don't do everything with "if/goto". Being able to write "switch" or "while" or "throw" names the behavior intended (and especially what's not intended) more clearly than one construct that could do anything and appears everywhere.
But you never know with rustaceans as there is a strong enduring culture to rewrite in rust
"FAANG" is long outdated for the reasons you say -- I think it's shorthand now for "tech companies that actually pay really well" compared to, say, the public sector, or startups, or small companies that can't afford to, or places that view software development as an unfortunate cost to minimize, etc.

In any case, even in that light, the claim of FAANG or don't be an engineer is absurd. Even if someone doesn't end up with a really well paying job it is still a solid career option "especially in this economy"
Parent comment sounds scammy, I agree. Article experience (wanting to cancel because he can't book third-party) doesn't sound scammy at all, just draconian.
You mention airlines, yet I have noticed, in the last month, several different cases of long-established airlines (Lufthansa for one) simply refusing to do what they are required to do.

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/21/travel/lufthansa-refunds-...
What about THIS listing would cause someone to think they could run afoul of AirBnB's TOS? [0]

[0]https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/427
> You're causing them problems, refuse to follow procedure on how to handle the dispute

It sounds to me like they refuse to follow the law.
https://archive.is/ZXp0o#selection-697.216-705.56
Nations agree on ‘world-changing’ deal to protect ocean life
https://archive.ph/POMos
If I bought physical books of everything I read I would run out of space in my apartment. I already have so many books, so I started only buying physical books if I felt like they contain a lot of pictures or are pleasing physical objects. For general reading kindle books being available on demand without going to a bookshop or waiting on postage, that my partner can read the same book at the same time, and it being lightweight for commuting are all also nice perks but the space saving is the key element for me
One of the comments on the article points out that this comment may have actually been from Plex and mislabeled. PCMag credits Plex for the quote: https://www.pcmag.com/news/lastpass-employee-couldve-prevent...
These tweet counts are not accurate. I searched for one with 0 tweets and found plenty of tweets mentioning it.
Yeah, but it's one more hard drive in the trash.

Besides, it's not this hard drive anyway. At this point I want to see how long this wizard of a hard drive will keep running.
I go to the one in Brookfield a few times a week. Its been getting busier every month, often now there are 5+ people at a time in the store.
Here's a lunar landing copy I made 15+ years ago, Java *applet*: https://github.com/celwell/space-landing
Thank you for LLDAP, I'm using it as we speak for my self-hosted stuff.
Focused breathing (which is not "mindfulness") is a technique for centering oneself and drawing focus to the sensations of breathing, instead of whatever is stressing you out, such as pain or emotions that have become overwhelming.

If you're having an asthma attack, then of course focusing on breathing won't help, because the breathing issues are what's stressing you out. Whenever I've seen focused breathing, literally never have I seen "and it's great for people having an asthma attack!"

Filling up your car with gas is normal and necessary. Would you still try to fill up your car with gas if it were on fire? And then complain that filling up one's car with gas is dangerous and didn't help that one time your car was on fire?
I'm not a lawyer but for an amount that small the only suing anyone would be doing is in small claims court. And for that amount the 'host' would have to do it themself as the settlement isn't even attorney's fees. Small claims are usually <$5000. As for sending for collection, you have to set up an account with a collection agency, not usually free, do a lot of paperwork and get some percentage of the original fee. Unless she does this a lot and already has a collection agency account it's big PITA for a few hundred bucks. And in this case it's not like the OP is just going to say, "Oh - OK, here you go."

Plus OP has an excellent story to post as a review since as a 'paying' customer clearly has standing in the matter.

AirBnB has gotten so much bad press over their nit-picky extra charges, fees and required cleaning by guests I would not be surprised if they encourage the 'host' to reconsider their position.
When the Go store first opened local to me, I had a go at trying to steal from it.

I was very impressed, sneaking stuff off the shelf, passing it between multiple people and a few other obvious tactics all get noticed. Only way I've found to defeat it is to throw stuff into your cart from over 3 feet away. I never repeated it after I got my free bag of chips, but it was fun breaking it
Presumably the tradeoff is more along the lines of retiring at 40, if you don't care about the money.
If not remote, it may be gut bugs.