skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's my point.
And if your plaintiff is a billion dollar company and your resources are limited, that's pretty scarry if you're in the right.
Sure, so if we're going all the way down the route of "parliament is no longer sovereign" and throwing away the principle that no parliament can bind a future parliament (which has been a bedrock principle for a good while now), then that's... a view, certainly.

I wonder why they don't lead their manifesto with the statement "we believe that parliament should no longer be sovereign"?
> It's also not because they changed their mind about the React rewrite. It's far more likely they thought you were going to be a bad culture fit.

So, that is a valid argument. But looking at my termination letter, it says "did not met the performance expectations and standards".

This is after I know, that the only ticket they gave me, which I insisted on being given, did not only meet the requirements, but exceeded them. They wanted me to fix the CSS of the login page, I fixed the CSS of ALL pages. Could you be wrong, or do you need more context?
I learned to read phoneticly with the Victory Drill Book and we used the revised version to teach our kids. IMO, it works extremely well in the few instances I've been close to. If our kids didn't take to it, I'm sure we'd have tried something else, but both our kids went to K-5 already able to read the simple texts used there.

We'd do just a single column of words each night to start. (The book starts with 3 letter words and just that 25-ish words was enough to get them started and interested, then we'd switch to a Dr Seuss or similar kids book for us to read to them.) Later, we'd add more words or longer words as their mastery progressed, and would pick out a challenge word from later in the book. I can still recall my older kid's joy at figuring out the word "television" when they were still at the stage of reading 3 and 4 letter words.

https://www.amazon.com/Victory-Drill-Book-Phonetic-Approach/...
Indeed, I notice it when trying to push also:

remote: Resolving deltas: 100% (3/3), completed with 3 local objects.
remote: fatal error in commit_refs
To github.com:acme/foo.git
! [remote rejected] HEAD -> acme/foo (failure)
error: failed to push some refs to 'github.com:acme/foo.git'
Being the second to do something (without significant improvement) isn't what I could consider innovative by any definition I know. Mastodon already did the things you listed. Can you clarify what you mean? It sounds like you expect Bluesky to do what Mastodon already did, but better somehow.
The police chose to not enforce a variety of laws in Hyde park on the 20th of April.
Note that a trailing slash means to copy the contents when using rsync, but not when using cp (which will copy the directory even if there is a trailing slash). For cp, the correct way to copy only the contents is to use `cp -r foo/. bar`. (This also works with rsync.)
Regarding CCTV, in my time, there used to be much opposition to the government installing such systems, but they kinda snuck in through the backdoor, being setup and run by private companies and individuals (A quick google seem to indicate this is still the case).

We've handed over many public spaces to private interests and cctv proliferated that way, arguably with even less oversight than had the gov done it.
> Firefox, or even Chrome for that matter, is not a web dev tool. It is a browser.

That's an odd thing to say. Firefox, Chrome and Safari are absolutely web dev tools - they're the most powerful such tools I've ever used.
It's harder to criticise someone when they're less receptive to criticism.
Why don't we all collectively mirror our repos to gitlab and switch development to there during the monthly outage?
Apple support software longterm too. It’s still message and FaceTime. During that time Google went from google talk, gtalk, voice, hangout, allo, duo, meet, wave, google chat, etc.
Police does not hold any discretionary powers on whether to enforce a law. In a functional State, Police is a subordinate of the executive branch, not it's willing accomplice. It can't enforce laws it deems "ok" and turn a blind eye on those it deems "meh".
> The King or Queen functionally has zero power over much of anything - their role is pretty much entirely ceremonial in purpose (they can theoretically choose to not sign laws, but this would just result in them getting sidestepped).

This is the same in the UK I’m not sure I see the stark difference. The Monarch doesn’t really have power over parliament.
Infinite Leaves: Walt Whitman Interpreted by ChatGPT and Stable Diffusion
Depending on what query you do for "krw to gbp" on Google, you'll either get 0.00060 or 0.0000060 (wrong).
It's a strange world when you can be convinced that voting is worse than "God's appointments".

Edit: to the comment below, now you're advocating for ilegitimacy as a benefit to a position that "holds no power". It's a very weird position to hold, but if you believe that, then do an opt-in lottery system among all your citizens, not something predetermined by birth with a bunch of lies and religion around it. I'd like to read your arguments about dictatorships too, they're probably great.
In the section "From dissemination back to ethos" A sentence starts like this:

"make is a Script"

Uh?

Really?
file /usr/bin/make
/usr/bin/make: ELF 64-bit LSB pie executable, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, BuildID[sha1]=3b0ddf3be104de4e5e023681f6db3c143c5ad798, for GNU/Linux 3.2.0, stripped
make is a program, not a script. Maybe it was a script back then. What was the interpreter?

Every time I get with badly cooked Makefile a song comes to mind:

"I am the maker of rules
Dealing with fools
I can cheat you blind"
I see more and more of this style of heated "fuck the outgroup!" posts on hackernews now. I don't know why this has started happening, but it's pretty sad watching HN decline...
As I understand it, the bot is replying based on the data that it has been fed from the Gita and not based on our current understanding of caste etc.
I fear that as a species we're going to have to deal with this "god" nonsense until we create an AI one.
I'm confused why Amazon Prime is the only streaming service with something like X-Ray. I know Amazon owns IMDB, but at the very least, you should be able to see a cast/character list in all the services...even if it's not contextual to the specific scene.
Enterprise says I have to use this unreliable garbage.
This is a monthly incident at this point. Maybe they have a rogue cron job??
No, it was law. Immoral law which deserved to be broken, but that is no consolation to the millions who suffered greatly by going along with it.

To hear one of the most shameful periods in our legal history being brushed off as couple of months of half hearted barely observed lockdown is pretty disturbing.
How early did you start?
1/1668 = 0.0006, so it's right. Maybe the historical values are wrong.
Ask HN: DIY ice bath equation for water cooling
I am making an DIY ice bath at home. I have about 40 gallons of water in a tub and a chest freezer. Prior to cooling, the water is typically around 70 degrees F. I am thinking about getting a coil and running water lines through the chest freezer to circulate the water, but I don’t want to waste money and cut holes in the freezer if it’s not going to work. I would like to cool the water to as close to 40 degrees F as possible.

This 25’ coil would easily fit in the freezer.

https://www.northernbrewer.com/products/copperhead-immersion-wort-chiller?variant=30232177049644&gclid=CjwKCAjw3ueiBhBmEiwA4BhspOWqTsk7pH3VvEQq6-HeDgUodqlCS51VMeE3TM28-Ak07fVyHvHotxoCmb4QAvD_BwE

I would appreciate any advice the HN community has to offer!
I don't quite understand what you're saying here. Somebody told you to eat bugs and you suggested they get rid of their gas stove for some reason. I don't quite see how it addresses what I or the original poster wrote.

For what it's worth, it's perfectly possible to be disillusioned and angry at the ruling class and their policies and their hypocrisy and profiteering at the expense of the environment, while also wishing for real uncorrupted environmental action. Some people are sick of it all and have given up on it. I place a lot more blame on the people who soured their attitudes.
I can see why you're feeling burnt out and disillusioned with the software engineering career path. I've been in the industry for over 20 years, and there have definitely been times when I've questioned whether it's worth it or not.

Inflation, the advent of AI, ever-changing technology, and wealth disparity are all factors that contribute to a sense of disillusionment and frustration. The inflation in the UK you mentioned is a significant issue, and it's a struggle many of us are facing. The rapid development of AI and technology also means we constantly need to keep learning and updating our skills, which can be exhausting. The wealth disparity is another factor that makes it hard to feel like we're making progress, as the rich keep getting richer, and the rest of us seem to be stuck in a rut.

Your experiences are not uncommon, but that doesn't mean they're universal. It's true that many people in our field bounce from one job to another, dealing with the same challenges and bureaucracy. However, there are also those who have found their niche, where they feel valued and are making a meaningful contribution.

Unfortunately, I can't offer a magic solution to break the cycle of landing jobs that don't work for you. What I can suggest, though, is to prioritize finding a company culture that aligns with your values and where you believe you'll have a voice. It may require networking, researching, and perhaps even taking a temporary pay cut or a lower position to gain entry, but it could be worth it in the long run.

That being said, I don't want to sugarcoat things. The reality is that the software engineering field can be quite taxing, and sometimes it may feel like there's no light at the end of the tunnel. You've been in therapy for nine years, so I won't suggest that again, but it might be worth considering whether you want to continue in this field or explore other options that might bring you more satisfaction and a sense of purpose.
I'm wondering how much of this is specifically about software engineering vs other similar "worker bee #57" office jobs?

I think broadly speaking it's mostly the same thing in most places. You might get lucky here and there in your career with an exceptionally good company but that tends to be the exception rather than the norm.

If you can make it as an independent person working on your own stuff that will give you more satisfaction but obviously it's not for everyone.
I suspect this will change dramatically over the next year or two
So when Western companies create "woke" chatbots it's cool. But if other AI are created reflecting different cultural values... Sounds like some people are pissed that their "tools of education" become other groups' "tools of misinformation and oppression." The internet cannot be so easily colonized.

In the open market of ideas ones you do not agree with will be expressed: whether it be by earnest informed individuals, paid spammers, trolls, state media, corporate media, some guy with a webcam in a basement, or now AI chatbots.

There will be a PETA bot soon that goes around trying to "convert" people to veganism, and a slew of "evangalism" bots and the like for various faiths. I look forward to the Zionist AI vs "Hitler-did-nothing-wrong" bot debate of 2032, as well as the Secular-Hivemind vs "God is real, and we should kill him" Satanism A.I. opener. Just let me grab my 3D virtual popcorn simulator first.
why particularly GitLab?
Microsoft Enforces Number Matching in Authenticator to Combat MFA Fatigue Attack
Wendy’s, Google Train Next-Generation Order Taker: An AI Chatbot
Might this be part of the etymology of « baba-cool » ?
Now pages too
Having issues with `git push` from The Netherlands. :(
> and condoning violence

Almost all Hindu gods carry weapons. There are stories where they fight and kill demons, and stories where they or their avatars kill their own relatives (sons, mothers, brothers etc). The Bhagavad Gita itself, essentially,[1] is Lord Krishna convincing Arjuna to finish what he started and wage war against his cousins and their allies in order to uphold dharma.

I don't know where from this idea came about that Hinduism is a pacifist religion. The itihāsas and purāṇas are page after page of scoundrels violating dharma and meeting their comeuppance; it is bloodbath on a colossal scale.

Everything is fair in service of dharma.

[1] There are as many opinions on the Gita as there are interested people.
No, I'm a massive Holmes fan but I think he fits almost into the superhero genre.

While the more abstract elements of puzzle-cracking are brilliantly elaborated within a legal mystery framing in the Sherlock universe, I would say police procedures themselves are barely to be seen except where he benevolently tolerates or accedes to them at the request of others.

Investigative rigor and procedure are common to both forms, but the police procedural itself has a considerably wider remit I think that even the classic lone wolf cop fits into in a way that types like Holmes and modern successors like Jack Reacher do not.
I agree with you. I have never lied, but saying the truth here will make it really hard to find my next gig, even though I did nothing wrong.
If i had to guess, “helpful” encompasses “accurate”. also political correctness is not the same thing as ethics.
Was unable to merge PRs.

Earlier, I also got GitHub PR comment emails about 6 hours late.

Whatever it is, it’s been happening for more than 6 hours.
If one has a moral compass centred on humanist values, I can’t see how such a thing as this chatbot would convince you to abandon your values. If you lack such values in the first place, then it’s just another signal among the many prevalent signals that reinforce existing beliefs.

The problem isn’t this chatbot; it’s the humans that are willing to accept nonsense about pre-ordained castes in which to classify and exclude their fellow humans.
For anyone wanting even more background and context, I recommend Kieran Egan's "The educated mind" which argues among other things that there are three, not just two, conflicting paradigms behind schooling - not just the academic/developmental conflict of which phonics vs whole-language is an example, but also the third paradigm of socialisation. You might or might not agree with Egan's conclusions, but his background and context is properly researched. However, be warned that he is not exactly the most readable author out there, to put it mildly.
Given the fact that people are being arrested for holding up signs, it does not seem that they "have the right to talk".
Nothing funny about it. Ultimately any philosophical debate has at its very foundation a notion of the value of humans. Caste is something that directly impinges on that since it assigns value based on birth and since it also impacts relationships between people, it makes sense to consider what the bot says about that very important subject.
Nobody is trying to sound cool, it is simply one of the most alien and unfair concepts to basically all of western society.
And yet, this happens literally every day. Many individual officers, if not entire forces, have effectively stopped enforcing marijuana posession laws. If that happens, why not refuse to enforce fascist anti-protest laws?
more like weekly when you look at the past incidents https://www.githubstatus.com/#past-incidents
I fully agree with you but I do think many people are just speaking generally when they talk about wanting to live a happy life.

Obviously one should not always be happy. You shouldn't be happy at a funeral. You should also have cause to go to a funeral (having friends, family, etc.). You should also do things you might hate or cause pain because long term they are good. Studying, running, etc. Life if full of these struggles and they are good.

But there is also a common hedonistic misunderstanding where people seek pleasure, avoid pain, and think it will lead to happiness, or fulfillment, or however you want to characterize a "good" life. I see this a lot in the "self-care" advocates who justify unhealthy behavior by positioning it as championing some self-diagnosed mental health cause. It often looks like "I'm going to ignore my responsibilities because I feel bad and people shouldn't question me because I am the full authority on anything I categorize as my mental health."
Yes, that's what I meant initially however that page also seems to alternate between 0.0000060 and 0.00060 for some reason...

It also happens on google search when you search for conversion for krw to gbp, sometimes you'll get 0.0000060 or 0.00060

GIF here: https://i.imgur.com/inj1N6N.gif
Humans think pretty much the same in this regard.
But would it be worse overall than the quality in the public repositories that they did use for the training data?
https://archive.ph/g6GT2
No one can or will ever agree on what is and isn’t bigotry and the views of those who do agree are constantly changing. It’s a ridiculous thing to attempt to make illegal. Those who try are destined to find themselves jailed for bigotry.
The Discovery One spacecraft system requires quite a lot of horsepower, both for the ship but also to interact with the crew.
People are still free to drive to other areas, just not on all roads.

You could just as well be saying "why not let people drive drunk and at 100mph on residential roads, and let others can choose not to?"

Sure we could say that... or we could say it's legal to drive your car onto historically pedestrian-only paths.

But we elect people to try to make decisions that benefit the most people as best as possible, and it turns out that most people don't think that "any road that currently allows cars must always allow cars" is an inalienable rule that must be followed.

Yes we should debate these things - I assume very few people would support removing all speed limits or lowering speed limits to 2mph on all roads, though there's bound to be some variance in views about what goes too far or not enough.

But in this topic of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods, you've got one side saying "wouldn't it be nice if residential side roads stopped being hugely used (thanks to GPS routing apps) by through-traffic, and therefore made much better for the people living there, and for pedestrians and cyclists" while the other side instead of engaging on that actual debate instead jumps to "they want to lock us into 15min areas we won't ever be allowed to leave! It's climate fascism!"
That fact applications are now ignoring my DNS configuration for their own makes me irrationally angry. Android, Chrome, Firefox, probably more I haven’t noticed yet.

I am the network admin here. Please follow my rules.

At least now I know to check.
We can't be sure of the fact that only Gita has been fed to it; and as my reply showed, it is showing that the caste is fluid as the reply mentioned anyone can become a Brahmin.
That's funny. I copy/pasted all of my questions and the answers verbatim. Clearly, it is giving a different set of answers to different people for the same questions.
The GitHub Status shows 14 incidents affecting Git Operations this year alone [1]. That's quite a lot, considering it's only May. I wonder if the outages were always this frequent and just get more publicity on here now, or whether there was a significant increase in outages fairly recently.

[1] https://www.githubstatus.com/history
I am sure that "please make it slow" is neither listed in the spec.
This should be obvious as TypeScript has inexact types (shame they didn't port exact types from Flow).

This really needs to be stated more clearly I guess.
Has anyone succeeded in installing and running it on M1 Mac?
And yet Australia voted not to become a republic in 1999. Seems like it did survive a simple popular vote at that time.
"Are you sentient?"

"Sir, this is a Wendy's."
https://www.githubstatus.com/history seems to show incidents in the last 3 months:

* March - 20 incidents

* April - 12 incidents

* May - 4 incidents (so far)
It's concerning that the French seem to be the only ones that still understand this in Europe.
I got it! Cannot say I had a clear strategy. Better not post hints by the way, I see now that it is a public contest and at the end you mail your solution
> most people have expressed to me that it was rude for there to be protestors at the coronation...

Yes, it was.

> But that's the point of protest!!

No, it is not.

From Cambridge Dictionary: "protest": a strong complaint expressing disagreement, disapproval, or opposition.

You can express your dissenting opinions without being rude. And, by the way, the monarchy has been in UK for centuries, and it is still there: if you don't like it, you have any day available to protest. No need to pick that particular day when you can be most disruptive.
It is actually rather opaque in the UK. It took a lot of work to find out the following, which not be the full of extent of what goes on:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/feb/08/royals-vette...
The Templeton Prize is quite a spectacular achievement. This acceptance speech was given within the living memory of people in their 50's and older, and it was a kind of defining expression of late Cold War culture in America. It was bleak, but in response to having escaped the bleakness that overtook much of the world in the 20th century, and which at the time threatened to dominate it. It would be interesting to consider whether any of its warnings came true, and perhaps equally interesting if its views were verboten and too controversial to speak about even in the abstract. If this acceptance speech were too uncomfortable today, that might be something worthy of reflection.
And you're overlooking the fact that laws always appear to solve some trouble or evil, even if the definition of said trouble is nonsensical or evil itself.
> Do you literally keep bills under your mattress or buried in your backyard? There's your problem.

No, there's not my problem. The problem is that the government keeps printing money, so my bills under my mattress or buried in my backyard keep dropping in value. The fact that there are securities that are literally called "Inflation-Protected" as an antidote to that only serves as a proof of the original problem.

> But you can save money!

No, you can invest money. But investing should not be mandatory just to keep your wealth from rotting.
Which ATS do you use that doesn't accept PDFs?
It's definitely no less reliable than GitLab, where a good 300GB of database data got deleted in production by accident...
USA's biggest export has always been culture. Western countries without legally-mandated (weaker) cultures have pretty much always just absorbed American culture wholesale. We are seeing Canada's attempt to protect a Canadian identity now with laws that Netflix and Spotify have to carry at least 30% Canadian-made programming.

But there's only so much Bieber and Rush you can listen to and I honestly can't even think of a Canadian television show.

So you can see that this frog has already been boiled.
Substitute capital expenditure for operating expenses? With interest rates going up? It was already a tough sell with negative real rates...
It was blatently obvious the police were going to release the Republic protestors without charge, even if they have to pay them compensation. The Establishment didn't want anyone questioning their relevance. If this wasn't the case the BBC would have reported these arrests on Saturday.

One simple bullshit apology later and they have plausible deniability. "Oh, we'll learn a lesson for next time Charles has a coronation"
Considering water clocks date back to 1500 BCE it wouldn't be hard.