skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're welcome!

Yeah I'll be honest I think I have the resume game down OK but I'm clueless about cover letters.

I like to believe that jobs only care about stated ability but I would also believe that if a recruiter had to pick to interview between someone without a degree but better-than-average stated ability and someone with a degree but average stated ability, they'd go with the degree-holder. I think especially right now with the higher demand for jobs they can be pickier too.

Good luck with rewording, honestly I'd wager that writing a good 1 page resume is much harder than writing a 10 page essay. Being concise and precise is difficult - not to mention the fact that if you're like me you have to constantly avoid shooting yourself in the foot by not framing things as positively as you can (e.g. I'm definitely more prone to writing "I'm not so great with C++" as opposed to "I'm more adept with X/Y/Z, but I still have good proficiency in C++").

I do have this inkling that interviews are more and more rejecting the algs-style tech interview questions, which is good because those sorts of questions are largely irrelevant to day-to-day work (at least for a junior IME). I certainly don't think you need to nolife Codewars - and also that it's better in many ways to upskill - but I just wanted to check that you were prepared for it. It would be disheartening to hear that a good engineer got their foot in the door but was then kicked out because they couldn't conjure quickselect out of thin air (can you tell I'm still upset about a past interview?).

And just like before from me, best of luck.
people who dislike noise usually dislike music too
I didn't have to for years before the Covid stuff.

We had lunch catering for 6€ and had every day couple different "home style" choices.

Of course you can argue about the "cheap" part, but to me 6€ a day is cheap. Every restaurant charges at least double usually triple.
What do you do between 7-12am every evening? What do you do with your weekends?

98/100 it's a motivation problem, not a time problem until you have kids etc. Doesn't sound like you do anything?
Many nations have nukes and navies. None is capable of breaking a secp256k1 key.
doesn't "federated" imply >server<>server< ?
Savings and Loan Crisis had similar issues. Volcker raised interest rates extremely fast to combat inflation, which put a bunch of banks' assets during ZIRP underwater.

Regulations have controlled a lot of the serious problems back then, but there is no getting away from the fundamentals. Also, during QE, the Fed bought tons of overpriced MBS assets, and they're losing money right now for the first time in a long time. This doesn't really matter since they can't become insolvent; they just print money. But that has inflationary effects itself.

This is a much more complicated (probably worse) situation than most want to admit.
USD is backed up by USA army. If a country refuses to accept USD they will have a democracy problem and get attacked.
I also enjoyed the Hitchhiker's Tips for Deeper Pockets (v2).
For me "systems programming" is just low level programming. You do it when you need to access the hardware, when you need performance.

It seems a lost art. When I learned Pascal, C and C++ during high school most of my peers were learning and using these.

Until early 2000s most of the software facing end users was quite low level because there was no way around it, people needed software that was fast enough.

Even if today I use mostly a garbage collected language and I am abstracted away from the language, I find my days and years of using C and C++ quite rewarding because I understand how the hardware works, what are the trade-offs when taking one decision and what is the path forward if I want to have decent performance.
Startup ecosystem is safe. VCs are very motivated to put everybody in the same basket here - small depositors, startups, themselves...

FDIC is VERY efficient. Most probably, the bank will be open on Monday morning, albeit with another owner, and most small depositors and startups wouldn't even notice if it's not for all these 'breaking news'.

The guys that are on the hook here, and their exact job is to manage money, are the VCs. They will most probably loose a relatively small percentage of money (say 10%).
This is a massive segue, but where would memory-unsafe languages be acceptable for use at Cloudflare? I'm assuming existing software that needs to be maintained would be one of the them but what about low-level firmware, kernel code, and so on? Would Rust would a replacement to C in those areas too?
What you're describing is smaller parties benefiting from PV. You haven't addressed your claim. Labor is the big party and the smaller conservative parties are benefiting.
You first need the basic building blocks which is matrix multiplication. You may use libraries here.

Then it’s a matter of loading the model correctly.

If you are just reimplementing and not doing research you don’t need the mathematics.

The algorithm is rather simple too. The issue is more about engineering than machine learning.
Caveat: i read in another comment that the speed limit was 25 mph. That's over 40 km/hr. In .nl, speeds on roads in residential areas are typically limited to 30 km/hr (18 mph). And in woonerven, streets designed to enable kids playing on them, speed is limited to walking speed - by judicial ruling, 15km/hr (9 mph).
Arc Is a Browser
> Clean code is defined as code that improves programmer efficiency and program readability, eschews premature optimisation by optimising for simplicity, makes code less complex and objectively better by optimising for readability, allowing virtually anyone to safely and easily change it when really needed.

I think plenty of people love clean code. I love programmer efficiency and readability. But there's clean code and "Clean Code". Some of the code examples from Robert C. Martin's Clean Code book are absolutely atrocious. I would be horrified to find anything so unnecessarily abstracted and overcomplicated in my codebase.

Its precisely because I'm all for readability and programmer efficiency that I find the recommendations in "Clean Code" so bizarre and abhorrent.
I get 32 tokens/sec on a 4090 using GPTQ 4bit with streaming off, with the model 5x larger than that.

So nowhere close to the 4090, but plenty fast anyway.
Terraform Taint, Untaint, Replace – How to Use It (Examples)
All vaccines harm a tiny fraction of people who get them in exchange for protecting the population from terrible diseases. Life is all about trade-offs and vaccines are one of the best trade-offs ever.
The solution is one they couldn't or wouldn't do - when you have a panic run beginning, you need some trusted very large depositor to add a ton of money publicly.

The fact that the Feds did not maneuver this is another interesting datapoint.
Look into less "cool" industries and companies for getting that first job. The pay will be lower and your company won't be featured in TechCrunch or wherever, but the entry bar will be lower and the people generally less competitive and difficult to deal with.

Personally, I recommend the WordPress industry. There are a lot of themes, plugins, hosts, etc. that need developers.
If you have any issue, please create a ticket in the 'Issues' section
I wish people would stop making this comparison. Madoff fell the moment someone tipped him.
People are confusing shareholders with demand deposit account holders.

Shareholders can and should be wiped out with very little to show for it. That is the risk they run.

Demand deposit holders getting wiped out is unthinkable. Taking any non-negligible haircut on their demand deposits (yes, even over $250k) will destroy confidence in the banking industry. This is far worse than the moral hazard of a bailout.

What must be done is not a corporate bailout to protect shareholders, yet tons of people think this is "socializing losses and privatizing gains."
Sure, 10 years from now
I can assure you I do, and I can't turn it off.
I take issue with the characterisation of "poor timing" which makes it sound like a matter of accurately predicting an event occurring at some instant in time. Failure to do that teaches us comparatively little, much like failure to win the lottery.

In reality, it's about picking a position that one can hold through various trajectories and that is profitable in most of the more likely ones. If one has assessed the actual trajectory at a lower probability than reasonable, that's still something we can learn from.
> E.g. preferring inheritance over switch is less readable.

Surely this depends on the context? If you have a many different classes it tend to lead to cleaner code if you encapsulate the class-specific logic with the class definition rather than intermingled in multiple giant switch statements. In particular you can add new classes without making the rest of the code more complex.

Of course there are cases where a switch is the right choice.
Type 1 hypervisors, which don't need UNIX at all, like on Azure.

I feel it is you that don't have a clue about how Cloud infrastructure works.
I also have such a friend but only because it was near the end of hell week (or what you guys call it, my memory is a bit hazy what exact words he used 25 years ago), not because Russian sanctions made any starve :-)
I'd say false dilemma fallacy.
So buy USDC (with an amount you're comfortable with losing) until the price is above $0.97 and then sell.
Power plants can be kept offline.
Show HN: A tiny tool for designers to test out Mac app icons
It is a meaningful distinction. A mobile, desktop or a web app solves a problem for the end user and should be under their control via commonly-understood UI metaphores and IO mechanisms.

A systems program is a background service or a tool that provides the underlying abstractions for applications to run. An application programmer operates with well-defined APIs and, in general, should not be concerned with storage mechanisms, concurrency issues and resource management.
I do my dear, time to move forward from PDP-11.
Then you should be fine.

I'd still recommend resisting chat control since once that is in place they'll soon go after independent hosters.
No. "SVB" is its shareholders. They are going to be wiped out. You are not bailing them out.
Nobody owes them their money. That's not the bank's money and if the customers decide that the bank is no longer safe and is engaging in shifty shit the only reasonable thing to do is to take your own money and move it somewhere safe. The bank's whole job is to make sure it doesn't get to that point, and they failed at that. The CEO knew they were going to crash, probably for quite a while now.
For mobile devices it’s probably the oled screens.
https://twitter.com/WatcherGuru/status/1634039856924860416
It is understandable when it deals with Iran, a terrorist organization sitting on top of an oil field, terrorizing large parts of the Middle East (note that nowhere do I criticize the overthrowing of the old regime, I just criticize what they themselves is/became).
They gave me a credit card with a $18,000 limit at 0% interest for 24 months.
Yeah fair comment. I guess i’ve fallen into that familiarity trap.
Kotlin is not limited to mobile development, it only matters on Android thanks to Google's shenanigans, which is a different thing.

And even despite of it, they were forced to update Android Java to keep up with the JVM ecosystem.

> The next thing is also fairly straightforward: we expect Kotlin to drive the sales of IntelliJ IDEA. We’re working on a new language, but we do not plan to replace the entire ecosystem of libraries that have been built for the JVM. So you’re likely to keep using Spring and Hibernate, or other similar frameworks, in your projects built with Kotlin. And while the development tools for Kotlin itself are going to be free and open-source, the support for the enterprise development frameworks and tools will remain part of IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, the commercial version of the IDE. And of course the framework support will be fully integrated with Kotlin.

-- https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2011/08/why-jetbrains-need...
Dunno about your jurisdiction; around here there are nuisance laws and traffic laws pertaining to honking that a honker would quickly run afoul of.
How to know if Coinbase invested in long term bonds last year?

In the balance sheet a cannot find the unrealized loss
"Structure and interpretation of computer programs", its not exactly in the same category but IMO is far better. At least it doesn't make you write tones of one line,single time used functions with 400 character length name.
"Clean Code for me the testable code."
Because that's not how machine learning models work. Machine learning as a field goes through a nearly complete revolution annually. Every new major model is a special snowflake of unique cases.

Writing high performance software that handles all of them is next to impossible, because its the special tailoring to the unique features of a given model that provides the high performance.
FDIC insulates customers, but it does not at all insulate the banks; if a bank fails, it fails, FDIC or no. So it doesn't at all remove the incentive for banks to avoid failure by not making poor investments in the same way that, say, a bailout might.
There there is no reason to say, "Stop the Steal."
A somewhat better dichotomy, faulty as all dichotomies, I suppose would be: No Magic Programming and Plenty of Magic Programming (or even All the Magic Programming). Where by magic one understands the expectation of the developer for the system to "just work": from the CSS developer writing a line such as `color: red;` and having no second thoughts to the browser engine developer knowing/caring about all the layers, from parsing to composition, to actually display a red colored text.

But even here, there is also a spectrum: should the browser engine developer know about the actual pixels of the display, and the "electrocoagulation of Ag nanoparticles between silicon nanostructures that support Mie resonances" [1], and so forth: the layers never stop, hence maybe it's more important actually caring about the product as a whole, in all its effects and side effects, a sort of omoiyari [2], as the Japanese would say.

[1] https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/nanoph-2022-0...

[2] omoiyari: 'give your thoughts and take an action on it', English: https://youtu.be/KJ5kcEQi934?t=71 Japanese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16P_t4ApyhI
As an old-timer it is easy to forget that we all started as beginners and had to learn all the things which now are second nature to us. At some point the material which is valuable to a beginner seems trite, obvious and simplistic to a senior.
SWE Who Allegedly Blew Up Power Station Had Even More Bombs at Home
Was about to say the same thing. I thought Simone had editorialised the title but no it’s there in the Smithsonian’s Version.

“129 year old vessel with lifeboat tethered to top it found in wherever”
What You Can’t Say on YouTube
Yes but it wasn't made to run on a Mac. This project ported LLaMA to Apple Silicon so all the macbook users can finally play with what the rest of us have had access to for the past couple of weeks.
Switch statements don't have to be giant. Hint: you can still extract each branch to a separate function / module. But what is more readable about them is the control flow: the condition is explicit and all targets are easy to find. A codebase using switches/ifs and function calls can be easily navigated with ctrl-click in most IDEs. A codebase relying heavily on interfaces and inheritance cannot.
Why do you have to place the blame on the Earth?
That’s a really good piece of advice
It's really not.

Software solves business problems. Code that meets its requirements needs to be left alone. Developers just changing code because they feel like it need some coaching. They're wasting everybody's time for reasons that amount to "I like it My Way".

So, with normally performing developers, the only code that changes is the code that needs to change. Good or bad only has an influence on the cost of a change.
"14.39% return"
> It should be a celebration when there is rain.

Have you experienced any of these storms due to atmospheric rivers in the past several years? This isn’t just about rain. It’s entirely unpredictable and chaotic. Flooding, wind knocking over trees, destroyed roofs, blocked roads, downed power lines, snow blocking residents from leaving…that’s just to start. "Too much rain" is a gross simplification.
Wow Roku is extremely rich. Who would have guessed!
Ask HN: Am I Crazy?
I'm going in circles:

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=concepts

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=divine_recursion

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=hanoi4

without ever being satisfied with the result. Am I in a conceptual dead end? Am I out of touch? Dear Hackermen, would you have a few moments to look at these essays and tell me, kindly if possible, what you think of them. Even if it is to advise me to go fishing.

Thank you very much in advance

Alain Marty
There are hundreds of thousands of people taking steroids who go to the gym at far larger dosages than the pros to try and look like a pro. None of them looks anywhere near pro bodybuilders.

Steroids help. No one can deny that. The average person might get into pretty good shape using steroids without much effort. You can gain muscle by taking steroids and not training as your body processes protein better.

None of these people taking steroids will ever look like a pro bodybuilder as they don't have the dedication, mental mindset, determination, or work ethic to get there. Pro bodybuilders are a special kind. It's all built on consistency, day in and day out, every day, every week, every month, every year. Every meal is calculated, and every training session is calculated, logged and analysed.

Steroids certainly helped in his bodybuilding, but his single-mindedness made him the best bodybuilder of his time. The same single-mindedness got him a film career and then a political career.

The difference with Lance Armstrong is that pro bodybuilding competitions have never had rules banning performance enhancing drugs. Cycling isn't judge on your body being the biggest unnatural freaks on stage where performance-enhancing-drugs is a given unless you are competing in a completely natural class.
That's funny.

The USD is entirely unaffected. Some deposits at certain banks are affected for large (mostly professional) holders. Retail investors will be made whole (up to 250k), thanks to this banking regulation thingy you might have heard of.

USDC is meant to mirror the USD (sure, with its concomitant FX and inflation risk), but it is certainly not meant to introduce credit risk vis-à-vis some bank most people hadn't heard of last week.
Banks don't create state-backed money either. The central bank creates money and gets it into the financial system by performing open market activities (eg buying treasuries with it) or depositing it into the accounts it holds with various banks.
http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=concepts

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=divine_recursion

http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=hanoi4
There’s no rule that says you can’t be critical of another country’s policies just because your own country also has problems. After all, there are 330 million people living in the US and you can’t hold the parent responsible for all of them.
This is hilarious and extremely sad at the same time.
FDIC can insure up to $100k (before 2008) and up to $250k (post-2008), so that's at most one person can get back, the rest puffs and it's gone.

What crypto losses you're talking about? The ones from centralized custody operators that hold your money in arbitrary way rendering your balance on web page in crypto currency or something else?
The excuse being used here is the prevention of child pornography. The bill being proposed puts the onus on tech companies to scan all messages going through their systems for evidence of child pornography. Obviously, E2E messages cannot be scanned so would be in breach of the law.
Windows has containers, and Docker runs natively on them.

To fit into the ecosystem, Windows has traditionally exposed them via Docker CLI endpoints.

This is changing now with kubernetes moving away from Docker as dependency, and other tooling is becoming available to manage Windows containers.
At SVB UK, which is isolated apparently. Not that it reduces the impact of the image ...
I've seen examples of FizzBuzz Enterprise in practice, eg a small algorithmic challenge that reads in some data and finds a value was split into several files, one class to read the data, one class to run the algorithm, one file to print out the results, etc etc. What was supposed to be one function with less than 50 lines turned into a multi-class multi-file monstrosity. The Java coder doing it couldn't imagine doing it any other way.
…and everyone in the cycling community is pumping themselves full of legal and illegal substances, disregarding their health, at the precise border of appearing clean during testing times/days.

https://www.velonews.com/news/road/circ-report-20-90-percent...
Philips and the death of Europe's last electronics giant [video]
There is no "spare time", there is only "time".

You're either wanking away the time with indecision over what to do (I speak from experience, used to do that before my son was born :P), or you're not that interested in whatever you think you want to do.

I used to have trouble motivating myself to stick with a hobby (that I was really generally very fond of) and do it consistently over months. Now, I get maybe 30 min a day (bonus luxury when it's in one batch...), and I don't have to motivate myself - I just do, because my brain is burning for action ;)

Edit: or are you falling in the rabbit hole of "just 5 minutes on tiktok/yt/etc...oh my, it's 2h later"?
I have lived and travelled extensively in second and third world countries, and almost never had a problem buying or selling USD. Well, in some places there were indeed capital controls (Argentina, China), but that's rare, and I doubt use of USDC is legal then for the circumvention of regulation (which is basically the only use case of crypto).
That's not how I think it works. ML is a small number of operations applied to very large blocks of data, tensors. You can build all kinds of complex formulas using those small number of tensor operations, but the (relative) speed is determined by how efficient the small number of operations are implemented, not by how complicated the formulas are (relatively, compared to other operations using the same formula).
So a bit like stable coins? And do you have a source?
They give your money to that guy. And he puts it in his account at the bank and they give it back to you. The money is still real though. Without the deposits they could not make any loans to begin with.

If someone comes to take out a loan for $1000 and withdraw the money what would happen? They'd go get the money everyone left there and give it to the new customer. Now they bank has no money because they just lent all the deposits. $1100 in deposits and $1100 in loans
DeSantis will get the nomination.
Yes I understand. I’m not complaining about you writing Oxy I’m complaining about the proprietary license after you derived so much value from Open Source, same as the parent comment.
Interestingly it's really easy to fake degrees because the universities are prohibited by law from sharing information on students.