skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The problem has been, there’s no incorporation of the Slack culture into the Salesforce culture, and unless there is some element of that, then it’s not integration in any sense. It’s just the elimination.

Considering that the CEO is pushing for "back to the office" mentality and against remote work, I'd say it's pretty clear that this is just elimination of Slack. Slack is a key tool in remote work, it basically stands against what they're pushing for.
It's a role managing two employees, that's not exactly kickback territory
Type Coercion in JavaScript: A Deep Dive
> The security world will keep burning it seems.

There is no alternative to network protocols and IPC that the stringtypes C has. You get a length and a byte array. If you trust the user, you can assume length is correct. Otherwise no.
Can I send a scheduled message even if my client is down, with Matrix?
If there’s a proper war e.g an existential one like Ukraine is experiencing, all this goes out the window and it’s any man aged 16-65 that can stand and hold a gun.
ChatGPT running inside Microsoft Word 2010 VBA macro
I've seen it when it came out with my new girlfriend as a matinée.

When you can stomach this movie as a couple freshly in love just after breakfast you can stomach a lot as a couple.

Don't get me wrong. It's a brilliant movie but at times not easy to stomach.
I found my roles in FAANG were more general than my roles in medium/small companies. And typically I have seen one or two people in small companies become the defacto expert in X. Please tell me more about how my life experience is a lie.
Each company is different.
Ahh yes that is a really good insight about people with English as a second language. This is why I believe that the lowest hanging fruit are international teams, as they typically talk 24/7 in their native tongue and are not fond of typing in Slack from my discussions.

Still, I have seen that these folks still have presentations in English and with diagraming and such, they are able to articulate something that's more digestible than full on documentation. I think loom sort of videos would still be good for these people to diagram and demo things. We want to add something like this with video + screen broadcasting.

Yep speech to text won't be fluent with technical terms. I'm hoping it does 80% of the job, and then constantly improve it based on what you mentioned. Thanks for the suggestions! Perhaps starting with editable speech to text would be viable, while trying hard not to promote async communication to a point where people aren't conversing naturally as humans do but constantly stopping, editing and typing.
Really? What control does the government have over renewables? Fossil fuels bought the government and nuclear is entirely controlled by the government.

Edit: Tesla cars at 200k miles typically retain 80% of their total capacity. The 10 years you quote is the full warranty period. Additionally it costs about $10k to replace the batteries. House hold battery’s last about 20+ years, with 30+ possible without daily draw (quoted based on Tesla power wall specs).

I don’t know where you’re getting your battery facts from, but they’re essentially wrong. I suspect it’s not renewables that’s been captured but your biases.
It's not too unusual for a manager to learn less than their reports. I'm in London and earn more than my manager.
There is no space. The land belongs to the farmers. It’s not up to you to decide what should be done with it.
Is illegal content relevant to phishing warnings?
I have to say I really appreciate the Japan model, where the real estate investment is looked at in two parts; the land and the building itself.

Since while I'm no socialist / communist, I think they got a point with housing is a right in that the current system is way too volatile/destructive once the cards fall.

The Japanese sought to make it less speculative, or at least make it have a deadline.
I’ve had the misfortune to work with Accenture acting on behalf of the UK government. They’ve somehow managed to stretch a software project 2 years past delivery date, bleeding the UK taxpayer dry the whole time. At no point have these people shown even a shred of professionalism or competence.

All the while I’m not even sure the boffins at Whitehall even realise they’re being robbed blind. But to be fair, if it wasn’t Accenture robbing them, it’d be some other firm doing the same thing in the same way.
If you're paid less, it generally means you're less useful to the society. They value you protecting the UK treasury less than they value you making silly landing pages. You can chill making landing pages just as well, just make them part-time.
Sure, why not. It's a hard, unpleasant work that is absolutely vital. It's a travesty how underpaid and underappreciated these people are
They're trying to push for this "back to the office" mentality. You can't convince other that this is a good idea and then lease out your offices if you're not using your office yourself.

I'm not sure about this particular case, but in similar situations with other corporations, a key detail was that management had investments in office real estate, so the push to "back to the office" was more about personal pockets than anything else.
Journalists shouldn't feel worried, however. Though LLM/AI agents could re-write press releases better than they could, it will take several years before the corrupt officials in government trust those enough to use them as propaganda emitters.
5 days without a resupply is not bad at all. What about camping? Someone here said you are not allowed to pitch your tent on the trail. That would make the whole thing expensive and a logistical nightmare.
empty file will return 0 as well
This sounds great! I'll report a few of my competitors to Google Safe Browsing, and see how it affects the visits on my own website. /s
Well yes, that's nice and all, but on the other hand so vague that I wonder if it wouldn't qualify for HN's "announcement of an announcement" rule.

OP has been told that some people within OpenAI believe that once GPT-5 is there, it will totally reach AGI! Or we'll at least debate about it!
AGI has been here since AlphaGO. Humans were just bad at understanding the nature of intelligence. What is happening now and will continue for a few years is rewriting the definition of AGI by the luddites. They will keep moving the goal posts.
> In the end, referring to somebody in a way they don't like is always a demonstration of power. By doing so, you're saying "it is okay for me to make you feel less welcome, because I won't suffer negative consequences from doing so".

Well said. I know someone who is a vegetarian and their old boss always referred to them as vegan. Seems minor because neither word is offensive, but after correcting the boss multiple times, she realized it was just him asserting his power. A prick thing to do.
and there she goes to retire safely at 60
Keep in mind that many US states are actively implementing legislation to disincentivize solar installation.

Not disagreeing with your statement, just pointing out that there's many headwinds to a greener energy future.
Again, it's eight users, one of which has full control over the database plus an approximate timestamp when something went wrong.

Super easy to check every outbound click, every post published, every post received... Everything.
It also means that there’s less money available for infrastructure maintenance. While a city is expanding, the majority of the housing is occupied, and the infrastructure to support new housing doesn’t yet require replacement. As a city contracts, there are more unoccupied houses and vacant lots. There’s still the same length of water, sewage, and power lines along the length of a street, but fewer residents to pay for it as it becomes old enough to need repairs/replacement.
Are these numbers pre or post taxes?
Plyr – A Simple, Accessible and Customisable Media Player
Why in the world are you running Alpine linux if that's the experience you want?

Give Fedora or Ubuntu a try.

Alpine is not meant to be a no-tinkering desktop distro.
On Mac, the "Super"/"Command" key controls the terminal app.
On Linux, I sometimes wish I had a Command key instead of the Control key being used by both the terminal and programs in the terminal.
On X11, "Super" is often mapped to the window manager/the desktop environment, likewise on MS-Windows where it is the Windows key.

BTW. "Hyper" is available also on Mac, by default mapped to Shift+Control+Alt+Command but it can be remapped to another key.
That key combination is emitted by the "Office key" on some Microsoft keyboards, and is used in MS-Windows for launching a component in their Office pack, or the Emoji picker.

So, there are lots of opportunities for configuration, and conflicts.
IMHO, It would be a "nice thing to have" if users could configure their text-mode programs to use more modifiers, sure ... but as long as they are the only users of that config. I don't think a text-mode program should map Super or Hyper by default.
It is not at all funny when apparently Germany had to reopen coal plants.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-10-21/germany-b...

"Utility Steag GmbH will add four hard-coal plants with a capacity of 2.5 gigawatts to the market within the next few weeks, while Uniper SE will prolong operations at its 345-megawatt Scholven-C hard-coal-fired power plant, the companies said on Friday. "

https://www.npr.org/2022/09/27/1124448463/germany-coal-energ...

https://www.ft.com/content/9d3c8af8-ae00-4dc5-9e85-579681450...

"Germany turns to coal for a third of its electricity"
When I went to Newark 20 years ago the road I was on looked like an abandoned waste land. Today the area has multi level family houses and looks more like a walkable area. Ascetically it looks much better - if it’s really a better place to live I don’t know. It’s likely it needed massive investor cash to rebuild so I’m honestly not surprised.
Taiwan and other asian countries / cities too.
>I have no time for patriotism or tribalism. While I'm aware we don't live in a single global society, that's what I believe our ideal should be (A kind of Star Trek society), and that's what I want to work towards. Petty tribalism is very much at odds with that.

Tribalism has existed since day 1 of human civilization and it has shaped the world we live in today. Your ideal world is a bluff.
Dammit, now I'll have to make another order at book depository for all the books y'all mentioned. Thanks for that, guys.
if you care about battery life then safari is the way to go.
Nah, since US has banned China there's definitely less of a demand.
I wonder if Brother knows of its growing positive reputation over the past ~15 years, and whether there are internal pressures within Brother's C-execs to capitalize on this through 'successful' tactics that others are employing.
I think the problem is that it is still a high skill job. You are not going to get a PHP developer for that price, much less a cybersecurity expert.
probably not it’s usecase, but as a pentester HTTP/3 libraries are a great way to turn unreliable datagram style c2 (udp etc) into a dumb reliable stream for 0 effort ;)

Shame about the minimum MTU otherwise it’d be perfect
Do they have a Michelin star system for campsites in France as well? With rankings for grass softness and lavatory fragrance?
That's way closer than one would expect. So if that assumption is correct, the moon has a lot more fresh water per sqkm than Earth?
comments like this without giving arguments why something is silly are not super helpful
There are thousands of homes in this price range on Zillow across the country.

Hell is most of the US you could buy a trailer and some land, bit of solar and batteries, build out a cesspit and start building something piece by piece.

Of course you can’t be 20 minutes from Times Square if you do that. But 100 million people want to live in Manhattan, and they can’t all do
In cities like Stockholm the inner city is usually very expensive. I personally love European inner city life. I was raised like that. I like the commerce, the shops, the noise, the casual cycling, subway transportation. Essentially everything.
It's a very specific lifestyle that only exists in an area of 10 to 15 sqkm.

Outside the city center neighborhoods are essentially dorms.
If you didn’t see this recent thread, check it out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34987658
Tesla also just shipped cars with missing parts!
Dumb question, did you ever try to get your Wacom to work with the Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 360? The experience I have with Wacom/touch/digitizer input is on an ASUS B121 (functionality info in the last paragraph)

By the looks of what I was reading about the Samsung, the display is touch screen with no mention of a digitizer/stylus as an optional purchase. I am assuming you used a soft tip stylus that worked with ipad/iphone and android that mimics conductivity of your finger? Also if its touch input only, the screen surface won't be glass like the Windows based displays I have played with (laptop and desktop screens), but will be made with a flexible plastic/glossy surface to make it easy to clean. Those displays will respond to the soft tip styluses that also work on android and iphone/ipad screens.

In addition the soft tip stylus does not need drivers to work so would not trigger input customization options in windows. Where as a paired device or an external WACOM display would... according to the info in the link, it is Windows compatible.
https://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/pen-displays/wacom-one

You probably have one or no options to alter on this screen in windows 11 much like my Windows10PC:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-pen-setti...

Even on Windows 10 there are some input settings still located in the Control Panel.

The ASUS B121 I have, (bought in 2012 with Win7Pro included, and is still functional and running Win10Pro), It has a Wacom based touch/digitizer screen with Second gen Gorilla glass. Touch input that could be disabled without disabling pen input, and allowed similar interactions with text and scroll bar on screen similar to a mouse, 1) press and hold for right click functionality 2)double click is double tap with the pen and is my preferred setting 3)hovering the digitizer above the screen would move the cursor without creating an input. Palm block wasn't a thing really at the time and what was included with MS OneNote 2010 didn't work right so I kept touch disabled. The ASUS B121 was basically a market test by MS in partnership with ASUS for their MS Surface/SurfacePro tablets.
I found a bunch of resources here: https://alphasec.io/prompt-engineering-playgrounds-marketpla...

Good candidates for what I am looking are OpenAI Playground (once it supports versioning and variables for chat), PromptLayer (once it supports chat prompts), EveryPrompt (chat prompts missing). More dev oriented, LangChain https://js.langchain.com/docs/getting-started/guide-chat which can then be easily versioned.
I haven’t seen an browser devs suggest there are large performance boosts that could be unlocked by throwing away backwards compatibility. Can you point me to any?
My laserjet 1020 is messed up and gets jammed up if put more than one sheet into the tray. So I need to print the pages one by one by waiting until the status led flashes orange, then load the next sheet and click next / briefly opening the top lid. But I rather keep just doing this than dealing with any of that modern drm crap.
> Instead, we have people jumping through hoops to deny things, and trying to provide links to disingenuously claim certain issues are not as serious as they are, or to try and falsely equivocate them to other countries like the US.

On a post about a reusable launch vehicle, you posted a irrelvant comment about how rape was endemic in India. People refuted your assertion with facts and figures.

> It's funny to see the sheer amount of people hurling insults at me, based on incorrect assumptions

So, you are not going to acknowledge your incorrect assumptions?

> There is nothing intelligent about choosing to take offense at a neutral statement, then resort to distractions and untruths, and to attempt to censor people from a discussion.

Your statement was not even remotely neutral. Please point out these untruths.

> I have no time for patriotism or tribalism. While I'm aware we don't live in a single global society, that's what I believe our ideal should be (A kind of Star Trek society), and that's what I want to work towards. Petty tribalism is very much at odds with that.

On a cost basis, India's space program is probably the most efficient in the world. So, let's give up the petty tribalism, shut down all the other space programs and redirect all that funding to ISRO. That would be the best way towards a Star Trek future.

> In any case, if my sentiment was wrong, then I would have appreciated an informative, challenging and productive discussion

And I would have appreciated an informed and well thought out comment instead of a puerile low effort one. Yet here we are.
Between 100k and 125k, but your average/effective tax rate is still around 40%.
Source code: https://github.com/wieslawsoltes/ChatGPT
What’s the best alternative? It’s not bing. I have ddg as the default and I many times add !g - intend to end up using wuotes or adding specific sites to get more specific info. Most of the time I am using google to search for error messages in linux as part of debugging as a sysadmin.
Common Fertilizer Compound Can Release Uranium into Groundwater
If a website looks suspicious, Chrome sends a subset of likely phishing and social engineering terms found on the page to Google, in order to determine whether the website should be considered malicious. These client-side checks also include comparisons of the visual appearance of the page to a list of images of login pages. If a website appears similar to a page on this list, Chrome will send the URL and the matched entry on the list to Google to determine whether the page is a likely phishing attempt. Chrome can also help protect you from phishing if you type one of your previously saved passwords into an uncommon site. In this case Chrome sends the URL and referrers of the page to Google to see if the page might be trying to steal your password.

https://www.google.com/chrome/privacy/whitepaper.html#malwar...

There's also a handful of other things they will send in the name of safe browsing, should they be enabled (I don't know if any are defaults):
https://www.google.com/chrome/privacy/
The article you linked to suggests otherwise:

> However, food economists are skeptical an inquiry would uncover wrongdoing.

> “I don’t think we’ve seen anything that makes us think that there’s something there other than normal economics happening right now,” said Amy Smith, vice president at Advanced Economic Solutions.
Have you tried the Bambu X1-Carbon? I've had mine since the Kickstarter release and consider it both a workhorse and innovative. It's hard to imagine replacing it with something like the MK4.
There you go. That's why if I choose to go on a long distance hike it will be in the US rather than France.
qutebrowser – keyboard-focused browser with a minimal GUI (Vim bindings)
I don't like the "you're holding it wrong" style of solving problems like this. I often find bugs or problems in software I maintain and even though I don't like to use the software in the way that exhibit the bug, I find myself being very understanding that other people do things in different ways and as long as it doesn't take a significant amount of work to support a usage modality compared to how many are using it, we should do it.
> rewriting the definition of AGI by the luddites.

The Luddites were a group of working class people whose livelihoods were destroyed by the invention of the Jacquard loom. They were eventually suppressed with government violence.

If your comparison is accurate, they really should be worried!
At some point one might consider if it would be simpler and better to just have some way to pass wayland-compatible events instead of inventing yet another protocol. So much stuff has now been thrown into terminal layer in a way that is not particularly elegant and what we already have perfectly good protocols for.
Where’s this information?
Malicious actors can easily change domains, legitimate businesses can't.

So this is a harsh punishment to all good people, and very weak punishment to all scammers and spammers.
This is a bit dangerous because of zero-days. If you do this in a throw-away isolated virtual machine, this is probably safe.
What if instead of offering free trials to everybody, you estimate how many free trials you could afford, and limit it to that?

In exchange for the free trial the potential customer gives you permission to use it as a demo for others to try out and see how it performs.
I recently took a computer vision course taught in both Python and C++, students chose the language they used for assignments. I signed up twice and did both languages. The C++ versions of the exact same tasks are not only significantly faster, they also occupy exponentially less memory, and in a few tasks I was able to trivially introduce C++ threads for jaw dropping speed improvements, while Python's situation for such optimizations is dismally convoluted. From the experience of this class taken twice, it really looks like there are serious gains to be had with an optimization pass via C++/rust/go for many systems that could benefit from multi-core implementations.
My income is higher than the average income in any post-code in Sweden (as far as I can tell).

So the problem is not "income".
It's other sorts of privilegies I don't have.

For example "time in the real estate market pre 2010".

Income != Wealth
Thanks man. It is because of people like you I grow matured. I will remember this to by heart.
If you can’t afford ~25% of your week educating junior hires, then you shouldn’t have junior hires.

It is a sin of the industry to not train new folks, and I would argue that many “senior engineers” do not know how to mentor juniors because they don’t see it as a priority.

I was heavily mentored during my time in small businesses with limited resources and profit. I hope others get that experience too.
This seems really specific information that’s not really relevant to that parent comment. How did you learn about this and why do you care?
see one lone coder…
- https://github.com/OneLoneCoder
- https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC-yuWVUplUJZvieEligKBkA
Have you met many civil servants in the UK? Generational wealth isn’t a term I’d associated with them
35 million people in the US live in poverty? That's total nonsense coming from the fictional "poverty line". If we stick to absolutes and define poverty as something as for example "not being able to house, feed, warm, clean or clothe oneself" (so basically - not being able to fill one of the basic human needs, due to insufficent funds) then there's almost no poverty.
Why experts are bad teachers and who you should learn from instead