skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm twice your age. I wouldn't worry. Will things change? Of course. When I was your age the software world couldn't shut up about how programmers would be replaced with UML diagrams. XHTML was gonna be the next big thing for the web, and a social feed was a collection of RSS XMLs.

So, as someone who was also unsure of things once, and also have an interest in physics and engineering at your time: Chances are, even if you pivot to one of those focuses, you'll end up in programming anyways. A lot of physics majors end up in programming, many computer and electrical engineers end up in programming. There's just more of those jobs available. I should know, I was a computer engineering major, I worked in embedded firmware for 2 years before I was pulled back in to web development. I wanted to design processors.

Don't worry about GPT. It's like saying VSCode is going to replace software engineers because it has autocomplete. It's going to make you more productive, it's not going to replace you.
This colouring makes the 3-fold symmetry more visible: https://mathstodon.xyz/@Danpiker/110062396666001681
That was kind of his schtick. He wasn’t above going for laughs at a guest’s expense from time to time, and that sort of irreverent snark was part of the show’s appeal.
It's ok to take actions based on the fact that a bad thing is bad. That's not prejudice it's judgement.
exactly. but if it is a month of my job that means my employer needs to choose that I start learning it.
AI will be able to do that too though
“I paid them hitters through Cash App”— Block paid to promote a video for a song called “Cash App” which described paying contract killers through the app. The song’s artist was later arrested for attempted murder.
Immigration fuels Canada's largest population growth of over 1 million
Two pretty large, important projects, too. :-D

There's more than one way to name it! No, that's Raku.
I found this to be one of the weaker points in the research, as far as making a short case goes. If anything, the fact that it's so popular in hip hop would expose it to a much larger legitimate audience. Regardless, it's also just somewhat non-unique, Zelle is also name dropped in 22gz's Suburban, and a few Von and Durk songs, limiting ourselves only to drill rappers. Probably Venmo as well though I can't say I've heard it any songs.

The fraudulent activity is obviously a problem, but I'm not sure how to separate this association from, say, bragging about buying Gucci with drug money, street racing in a Dodge Hellcat, or performing drive-bys in a Revel.
Not sure how well this will work, other than as a PR stunt.

If he's serious about this, he should go in, in disguise, without anyone at the store knowing who he is (including top management).
Considering the amount of raw engineering ingenuity concentrated in San Francisco, I’m pretty confident they’d be able to figure it out.
Vietnam maybe, but Thailand is a middle income country. India has an HDI of .63, Thailand is at .68 (China is at .76, the USA is at .92).

Labor costs are only one part that detract from your margin, you also have to consider productivity (what are you getting for your costs) and overhead (what taxes/bribes/rents do you need to pay). It is really easy to set up in a developing country and lose money rather than make it.
> The problem is that "understanding that capitalism has problems" isn't equivalent to "having an actionable plan to solve capitalism

This is a caricature and the same thing could be said of AI x-risk. There are plenty of ideas on how to avoid unwanted effects of economic systems. I don't think it's at all clear that it's a single problem with a single solution. Getting ideas into practice tends to be the tougher challenge.

More broadly, the point is not to say "wow, alignment problems have existed for a long time already!" This is not profound or clever, it's obvious. But there's a big group of people considering a narrow definition of the problem, and playing what could be considered a useful social role.
I mean, it's also an anti-pattern with wallets if you hand them your wallet full of cash and tell them to take a tip. A PIN is not a bad idea though.

I think this might be an actual generational difference; I feel weird letting someone else use my phone or using someone else's phone now. I can remember a time when phones were much more communal - the family shared a phone, and public phones existed, and I wonder if older folks are a bit more locked into that way of thinking. Obviously a phone is much more than a phone now however.
The design should have added time (since is was a new thing and thus who knows how long before they can design something that works - this may require building labs to simulate things in). Everything else should just be a month extra. There is more to do not, but you can put the AC in on lower floors while placing beams for upper floors. Plus we have a lot of automation that has been made before this, so a lot of labor should go faster. A taller building will of course take longer to build than a short one, but it should be years difference.
We don't know what the possibilty space looks like.

We know that the current stuff can't do a lot of things, and it isn't really that interesting to enumerate them.

A predictive text model having a poor grasp of wood shop and location doesn't seem hugely surprising.
Not to detract from your overall point, but has Microsoft really done anything innovative when it comes to Edge, aside from painting over the Chromium skin?

The only noticeable difference that I've observed is its integration with Bing.
Oh, the cynicism.

I'm not exactly sure how this will go down for Starbucks per se, maybe it is PR-ish -- but to pull the camera back a bit, I think it would be tremendously helpful to normalize this idea everywhere, even if it may not always work out perfectly.
Pretty much all fintech innovation is avoiding kyc, fraud, and hiding fees and leverage behind "complexity"(not actually).
It also helps leadership understand employee frustrations, which translates into improved customer experience.
I figure that's a much better place to work than an Amazon warehouse then?
About 10 years ago I worked with someone in Australia who was from India. He worked for Accenture in India as a programmer and earned around 180USD per month. So their profit for outsourced work can be a lot.
I think the main thing, from a govt perspective, is that a popular social network not under the influence of the government is a real live-wire. The US wants to ban Tik Tok for the same reason that China bans Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc.

If it was actually about privacy or whatever, they would simply ban the privacy-violating practices, not the app itself.
if the AI is trained on LW then I think we'll be safe, just use the word 'woke' and it'll lose its shit and get stuck in an endless loop of telling you why it's not actually racist
Are there?

Even for Amazon warehouses they churned through people faster than they could find new ones and that were jobs where you basically have to be healthy enough to carry things so not requiring much.

Development or working on game requires quite some knowledge of specialized tools. Then that toolset in game industry varies a lot.

I don’t think there are that many Unity developers one can hire on the spot.
For context, I am using `c() { git commit -m '$1' }`, which is helpful. But I wish there was something smarter.
They are a body shop. Subcontracting any crap permanent employees won't want to do.

That's why they have so many employees, that's literally their "stock".
I feel like there should be a word for this.
Unlikely. They are Taiwanese, they speak Chinese not Spanish. Also capitalisation makes it abundantly clear its a contraction of CUDA + Lithography
Right to repair debate in Montpelier, lawmakers face opposition from natl groups
Well they are saying that Block is enabling crime and skirting regulations. Considering the overall regulatory climate change in the wake of SVB there is going to be impact on what they still can dare to do in the future. Growth limit #1. Then they are pretending to be small and thus demand big fees. If that stops profitability will be hit big tome. Growth limit #2. And their user numbers seem to be inflated. Growth limit #3. They are serving criminal niche market and are facing in general markets well capitalized and strongly growing competitors. Growth limit #4.

Now what is a reasonable price earning ratio for such a business?
Those configurations appear often, but they don't appear with a period. Look at a chessboard.. i can make it out of individual black and white tiles, or out of pre-assembled units of 1 white and one black tile (or a strip of length 4 or squares of size 4, etc). I can make a chess board by grouping the base units into a pattern, then only using that pattern. I can put that pattern on a wheel and roll it along a surface forever to get an infinite chessboard pattern.

There's not a way to do that sort of grouping for these tiles.

Compare pi. I can find the numbers representing my name in ascii an infinite number of times in the digits of pi, but if i find it once, there's no information in where to find it again, i can't just move forward n digits to find it, then another n digits to find it again, and ao on.
Sure there are lots of terrible Star Trek episodes. But being episodic, that's fine. These new treks are all just aping off the old shows. One which is basically just the Voyager premise done again. And one(or two? I've lost count at this point) that tries to cash in on TNG nostalgia.

I'm sure Strange New Worlds is the most competent rehashing of old ideas so far, but meh! Make something original. Go to the 25th century, make all new characters, a new ship, new technologies, new aliens, new concepts. That's what I want Star Trek to be. If I want nostalgia I'll throw on an episode from TNG season 3.

It just has this stench to me of retreading old stuff.

And no, TOS still holds up. It has some terrible episodes, some weird 60s moments that feel cringey, but it also has episodes that are fantastic sci-fi. And yeah, it looks like crap. I don't care. Sci-fi is not about special effects.
Barcodes containing batch or unique serial numbers (laser etching is common in auto part supply chains), along with good manufacturing records is how the scope of a recall such as this is contained.

In the food industry, a portion of cGMP (Current Good Manufacturing Practice) covers traceability. Not sure what the practice is called in the Auto Industry but I’m sure raw material tracing is a part of their practice.
> "This is what Sweden has done and, far from empowering pimps, it has largely solved the issue of trafficking"

The (local government) departments that work with helping sex workers should be very glad to hear this since they have been quite overworked since covid. If the issue is largely solved they can move workers away from that and focus on other forms of trafficking.

But I do not believe the claim that Sweden has largely solved the issue of trafficking. Looking at the most recent published information from BRÅ (the government department for research and development within the judicial system), the amount of prostitution has increased significant and reached the highest ever peak last year (https://bra.se/download/18.146acb6517fd55784012735/165580083... page 30). The problem seem to have significant grown and is continuing growing.

Feel free to overlay statistics from Germany or Belgium if you want to provide evidence that their model is somehow worse. The complains I hear from Belgium is mostly about how the housing situation around the red street districts has become too expensive, and that people who lives there are tired of the tourism.
I think it's high-seas time again for the planet.

It's time to kill these greed-monsters. The only way to do that is to copy and pirate them out of business.

Yo-Ho, Yo-Ho, it's the Disney-Life for me! Time to change the channels on these modern day robber-barons. It's time they felt the wrath of the populace, and the righteousness of the Freedom of Information.
this service is a joke
> I do wish programming language pages would all just put a small code sample right there on their landing page

Also make sure your learnxiny page is up to date and appealing.

GDScript (godot) has one: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/gdscript/

Offtopic examples:

Nim: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/nim/

Crystal: https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/crystal/

After reading those, how can you say no to nim or crystal?

I didn't even understand the Verse sample, I'd need to see the equivalent c++ (or other common language) to really get what made it appealing. Maybe also more explanation on why. A good learnxiny page might have done that for me.
Indeed, and the document portal seems to have built-in support for atomic writes by first writing to a temporary file and then renaming it (https://github.com/flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal/blob/main/docu...), so it should be possible to avoid this scenario altogether.
Microsoft's Bing is allowed, because they apply the same censorship as local companies. That's a barrier to entry into the market (need to hire lots of censors) but not a competitive disadvantage (because everyone else also needs to hire lots of censors).

American politicians who want to copy Chinese policies to retaliate for unfair treatment of American companies would be retaliating against American citizens for unfairly having First Amendment rights when Chinese citizens don't.
I mean, mrsk has a different feature set than ECS, sure. But we don't want to pay AWS for ECS anywhere. We're trying to get off big tech where we can. I'm sure you've heard David talk about that.

This tool covers our use cases so far, and is easy to reason about. Ergonomically, it's very similar to Capistrano, which we're all familiar with.
More specifically Gavin McInnes, founder of the Proud Boys, is co-founder of Vice but left Vice in 2008.

According to Wikipedia he has described himself as "a fiscal conservative and libertarian" whereas Wikipedia describes the Proud Boys as "far-right neo-fascist".

Vice doesn't seem to have any political allegiance in terms of US partisan politics but I think it's fair to describe them as socially progressive but otherwise (right) libertarian. They seem to be more "anti-establishment" than left or right.
If you were to make two copies of the pattern and superimpose them on each other, they would never match perfectly no matter how you rotated them and shifted them around.

However, they might match in small patches, just never across the entire infinite plane.
The original, complete title (too long for HN) is: As the ‘right to repair’ debate comes to Montpelier, lawmakers face a ‘flood’ of opposition from national interest groups
Looks like 4k support has just been added to the GPU driver https://twitter.com/LinaAsahi
yeah, I would hope lol
No idea what Hindenburg did, but Credit Suisse was massively shorted for quite a while now. I just didn't make HN front page or garner enough media attention prior to the SVB debacle.
That's no longer the case for Windows 11, or if I remember correctly later versions for Windows 10.
The only way things like this really work is by not giving any heads up to the store or the store management.

Otherwise store management spends a huge amount of time trying to tidy up before “corporate” comes by.

At least that was my experience when things like this happened at the fruit stand.
Twitter blocks access to accounts of prominent Canadians
No doubt, the sex workers that are not trafficked and exploited see it as bad for business because they are forced to compete harder for a smaller market.
They do every sort of consulting, including but not only development of custom software.
For example, just from the largest Italian bank they make hundreds of millions of euro of revenues yearly.
Wages are lower in Spain, but not by anywhere near enough to explain the cost difference.
Yeah even if it didn't, I mean, you could still save to a temp file, delete the old one then move. Not atomic, but it's safer than just doing what they were doing

(or just pad the rest with zeros worse case)
and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-Jo9Lk3txI
I think it's more like they don't know how much you're worth, so they'll give you a chance to prove yourself. Depending on how you do, you may end up at the high end, the low end, or anywhere in between.

There's only so much signal you can get from an interview or from reading someone's resume, and that signal is often obscured by the interviewers' biases. It seems to me that this way of doing things can lead to more equitable outcomes (which is the stated goal of publishing salary ranges) as it lets you evaluate and compensate people based on performance in their actual job.
Hetzner has a remote console tool for "local" terminal access.

I use it to enable/disable sshd during use.
How many are developers vs sales, HR etc?
Same way you did with svb. A stable coin is basically a bank. They take in assets and generate tokens against them. If there is a mass withdrawal they would need to sell assets possibly at a loss to cover it. If they a duration mismatch then they eat the losses come withdrawal time. Go too fast and they depeg and boom
Why are you quoting the disclaimer as if its secret, or some kind of gotcha? Yes this is a short selling firm. While they have some incentives to exaggerate, they are trying to find and expose genuine fraud because that is what will actually affect the share price. Hindenburg's record is quite good, and many of their reports have led to followup government enforcement actions.
I'm not worried about downvotes, I just want the cowards to understands there is a difference between supporting the industry of people that agree to work in it, and people (sometimes children) who are manipulated, and forced with violence and drug addiction to do things they don't want to.

There are sex slaves in America, and anyone that covers for that is worse than a coward.
Yeah some, and a lot of the time you'd be running it with gaping security holes. There's no way little snitch can keep on top of OS and network updates without a decent amount of ongoing maintenance.
What racial aspect? Please explain
It’s a high pressure situation in the middle of rush hour traffic. They like to target unsuspecting older white people, and unaware females.

If you get aggressive, they will spit on your window, break your wipers off, and hit your car.

Things can get really ugly if you get out of your car and try to confront them: https://www.thebaltimorebanner.com/community/criminal-justic...
So for 72 puts they opened at 13.54 and hence it's 1100 $ gain per contract

The 60 puts are 3.25$ hence gain is 300$ per contract

Assuming hindenburg bought a 1000 of each
1100000 on the 72 puts and 300000 on the 60 puts as Sq block is now trading at 58$ much to jacks chagrin

That's a cool 1.4 mn $

Is this legal if so why isn't everyone doing it?!
in USA politics, this approach to outrage among literate people is related to "Willy Horton" ads, which portray an obviously stereotypical, middle-aged black man with a long history of crime, being released into society and then in the same breath blaming the authorities politically. This famously backfired.

The intended outrage here is "ghetto males" doing illegal things with money, using the cell phone, and bragging about it. The parent post here points to major just-under-the-surface problems with this kind of personal, borderline racist attack at the societal scale. Definitely concur here that a perfectly-enforced police state is not desirable, mostly because it is not possible, and the more force that is used in the remaining edge cases, makes things much worse overall, at too high a cost.
Oh shit new shape just dropped
It was when I posted my comment.
That's capitalism for you...
Ask HN: Is it possible to have a user responsible for the content they share?
I've been wondering about that. Say one create a website that let users share content they create. It seems that one thing that needs to scale pretty quickly is content moderation, right? You need to have some sort of system in place to prevent illegal content in your platform. Ok, but is there a legal way of making the content sharer the responsable for any legal action regarding content that was upload to your website? Or is it always radioactive waste, once it's in your grounds you suffer the damage.
I've spent years in both China and Vietnam.

I also used to believe the common phrase that Vietnam was a "mini China".
Reality is different. It's no where near as repressive.

Real Christianity & Buddhism is all over the place.

Everyday people don't speak with the self-censorship I've seen in China (and I don't certainly don't censor myself the way I felt forced to in China).

The internet is no where near as censored (or softly censored) as in China! This is a night-and-day level of difference.

Ironically, in some regards, VN is more capitalist than the USA. Just go down any average street in Saigon and see how many entrepreneurs you find. And never saw 'chengguan' bossing people around in VN. Part of the reality is that communist policies failed so hard in VN after the communist takeover, many people had no choice but to stand-up-against-policy and be entrepreneurs regardless of official laws and that is baked into the culture now.

Part of the reason VN's communist party isn't as powerful as China's communist party is because it does not have as much resources. But I would argue that part of the reason is the government really doesn't have the desire to be anywhere near as heavy-handed as the CCP. At some level, Vietnam seems to me like 'one big family' with a certain level of warmth to it, whereas China is just too big with too many intra-China conflicts for Chinese people to extend trust to other Chinese people. In my experience, there is a much further sense of distance in relations with PRC Chinese people (not e.g. Taiwan Chinese) that is difficult to overcome.

People in the US/Europe forget that Vietnam had a border conflict with China following the France/VN US/VN conflicts -- the difference about the China conflict is that China truly does want to take over some of Vietnam's land for keeps -- this is understandably ingrained in everyday Vietnamese people's minds.

Everyday VN people are commonly quite welcoming to visually-obvious-foreigners, whereas everyday PRC Chinese people are often times quite wary.

Vietnam also operates within ASEAN. Singapore/Malaysia/Thailand/Indonesia/Philippines political opinions and security concerns impact Vietnam.

I would say things in VN have changed a bit since Nguyen Phu Trong's leadership and Covid (globally democracy on average has taken a step back during this timeframe), but I've come to realize that calling Vietnam a "mini China" misses many important points.
The average new grad in a consulting company like TCS/Wipro/Infosys has started at around 3.6-4.8k usd/year for like the past decade. I think Accenture would also be in similar range but not sure.
We shouldn't forget that at the same time effort is being spent to achieve the same results with a lot fewer parameters.
> It feels weird that they're using Cash App to indict the company as a whole.

Cash App is 60% of their revenue.
Banks only do community and jumbo in the us. Most mortgages are owned by the federal government
Does Uber use government maintained streets as part of its business?
Your third point, strict privacy laws for all, would protect American devices from the CCP, no?
Ehat did Baum say in the Big Short? Zero? Or at least somewhere close to it.
My PowerShell profile has a function, `gc`, that stages, commits, and pushes all changes. (It runs `git add -A`, `git commit -m` with the specified message, and then `git push`.)

Usage:

`gc 'Change navbar size'`
I would hesitate to assume that is true. The 100 trillion param number has not been confirmed by anyone who could know if it’s true.
"You'll own nothing, and you'll be happy about it".

Klaus Schwab, head of the WEF, in the book "The Great Reset".