skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tend to focus on what I can control:

I cannot make the job market makers play fair(?) game, but I can reach to current and past employees on linkedin and get the salary range myself, and discard interviews where it is hard to negotiate to an acceptable salary.

Also, some keywords in job ads shows more probabilty of lower than market salary, no company is really looking for someone who is looking for new challenges or who can wear many hats, they are just looking for affordable candidates
It's typical to measure large surface areas in acres and the depth of water in a foot. So this seems like a very appropriate unit of measurement. An acre of water a foot deep.

It makes thinking about large volumes of water easier - especially in the context of lakes and rivers. I have no clue how to begin thinking about 5,000,000,000 kiloliters or 130,000,000 gallons. But I can visualize an acre, and I can visualize a foot.

Plus, think about rates of change. If 5 acre-foot of water is moving through a channel every hour, and you have a 500 acres reservoire, then the water level drops by 3 inches a day.
Workers rely on medieval era tech to reconstruct the Notre Dame
These are dependent types which C++ does not have at all. The C support is fairly weak though... But most programming language people I know agree that dependent types are they way to guard against overflow with minimal overhead. So hope we can evolve C in this direction.
> We also tend to severely underestimate our own abilities and overestimate the importance of the tools.

Even on HN, this is rampant. I wonder, is it because people are so used to interacting with most other humans solely through a chat interface that they perceive ChatGPT as being close to a real AGI, almost indistinguishable from human intelligence?
Many of the str functions in the C standard library assume a nul terminator.
I thought this was dumb until I opened his Twitter and read through it for a bit and saw what his vision for it was and how he's creating it. Now I'm interested.

Needs extension support before it's really viable though.
Just one aspect of the huge, tragicomic waste that resulted from the medical establishment's position that airborne transmission couldn't be real because it reminded everyone too much of miasma theory.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ina.13070
You know, I wonder if Python allows you to check code shape and if valid, eval them (yes this could be dangerous)

I wonder if Clojure can do it... I think the spec can check if function-calls and data given have valid types and reasonable unit/quantity each... Hmm.
For motherboards you can typically set them in the BIOS, so no software needed there. For GPUs, IDK what exists outside of windows, but I'd expect there to be some kind of utility for it in the Linux world.
What happens to text messages sent to business landline numbers?
You are a doll! As you can see, I can currently do the silly lifetime deal because I have an equally silly website. Neeeeigh.
Not when I’m trying to orchestrate third party libraries.
The problem is that "news" is a space where the free market doesn't really accomplish what the theory suggests it should. Consumers don't have a good way to judge the quality of a newspaper, so they end up competing solely on price. Competing solely on price means publishing what's most efficient to produce,

Niche things are generally inefficient to produce, so niche reporting goes away. Goodbye local and special interest news. Regurgitated press releases and coverage of the latest Twitter drama are highly efficient to produce, so you get more of those things.

Unfortunately for California, this measure isn't very likely to help the situation. It doesn't actually address any of the incentives that are killing local and special interest reporting. Even if the law sticks, these outlets are likely to just die anyway unless something else is done.
I love that I say we have written an entire book about it, and yet the first three comments here are so utterly dismissive :)
Does Reddit actually make any money though or do they run in the red?
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> And you still need a wrapper class with a static method main in it

One of the preview features he's using is JEP 445[1] that allows you to omit the wrapper class, as well as the arguments to main and the public and static modifiers.

[1]https://openjdk.org/jeps/445
It's never been that the supply was particularly low, just that the vast majority of them were going to large orders to be included in products. Much like the GPU vendors were selling directly to miners.
Asking as someone that is not familiar with general purpose analog computers: are there benefits over digital?
How does this AI sound camera thing detect color? I can see such a device seeing shapes and movements, but not color.
I really wonder about what the impact of having a lot of these devices in a house with animals which can hear higher frequency ranges would be. Most (all?) rodents, cats, and--to a lesser extent--dogs all hear well into the ultrasonic range. I don't know if this is the sort of ambient noise that they'd habituate to easily or if it would cause constant stress.
this is pretty amazing - well done!
That’s all because the economic model has almost completely collapsed. Classifieds used to be a huge source of revenue, Craigslist gutted that for them. And to news sites, they lost most of the market power they had in terms of reaching news readers.
Maybe to preserbe journalism, we should not enshrine into law the act of funding an institution that informs the people with one that lies to them.

You want to save journalism? Make advertising illegal.
The higher performing skus are still actively cooled.
Jesus, it was a joke.

The major diff is that with imperative langs you are not using functions as much as with functional programming langs. Even though in C# and other langs functional patterns becomes more and more common. Which is also my main criticism against functional programming langs. Functional programming is just a design pattern among others. Lispians will disagree.

During the last 25 years I heard this garbage over and over that functional programming will take over. I worked at companies that invested heavily in some of the functional programming langs (like F#). All of them have been heavily crippled by it. If functional programming was so great it would have conquered the world by now. It has been around 4-5 times longer than smartphones. It is simply garbage. Practice and theory are two different beasts.
I was thinking about all of the masks that were created super quickly and also dumped. Those masks do not look like they would recycle quickly.
Here is an extreme example. I'm not Jewish, so if we had a holocaust in the US I should do nothing because it doesn't affect me?

Hmmm, not sure I like that line of thinking. Plus, I already outlined how it affects me and my family members, one of which runs track in CT.

Seriously though, I did get an LOL from your Dell joke. And another one for "addressable hormonal issues". That was a new one for me.

I am truly curious about the voter role thing, I've not heard that claim before, though I have no doubt that sexual derangement comes in all forms. Can you cite a source?
Woman with untreated TB finally in custody – held in “negative pressure” room
With respect to covid, I remember it being said that washing your hands with soap was the most effective way to stop the virus spreading from physical contact. Yet the assumption that many people had was that alcohol based hand sanitizer was more effective. Sure, hand sanitizer is better than nothing, but old fashion soap and water was what the doctors recommended.

Thats my guess anyway.
Decision-oriented dialogue: LLM agents to assist with everyday decision-making
Sounds like it's time to reduce productivity to three days per week.
> Proper project management takes alot of time

Typical proper management is based on estimations given in front of the coffee machine.

Exceptional projects have the coffee machine substituted with a wine bar.
I was very picky about the brands of hand santizer we used during the pandemic and I'm glad I did. I guess I can't know if my caution was sufficient or not.
No, but what I'm saying is if you watched the study the parachutes would look like they were doing nothing at all, not even flopping the chute out.
Think of it in a streaming/functional way. Programming would be about signal flow, components that transform, and you get a continuous output.
Nah. I moved from Canada to Japan last year, and my quality of life has increased at the same time that my consumption has decreased. Correlation is not causation.
That's part of the strategy for Europa Clipper.

https://europa.nasa.gov/resources/210/complete-europa-clippe...
https://europa.nasa.gov/resources/342/electronics-vault/
> most certainly

Southern end of City of Los Angeles is about 105 air miles from the land border.
I don't understand why they don't either mandate ad display on third-party apps, or waive API fees for third-party apps that show ads in an approved manner. I'm sure there's a reason, but I'd rather be able to use Apollo even if it shows ads as well than to use the official app.
Wow. I guess it isn't just "one woman".
The main issue is that it adds validation code (if one is sticking to the standard) for things that don't care about UTF-16 at all.

It does occupy 1/32 of the BMP, displaying a couple thousand potential actual characters (making them take an extra byte in UTF-8, and an extra two in UTF-16).
really eye-opening to see this downvoted here.. this is a fundamental principle of a functioning society, post-Enlightenment in the West
Could there be on-chain indexes / indices for Linked Data documents?

rdflib-leveldb:
https://github.com/RDFLib/rdflib-leveldb https://github.com/RDFLib/rdflib-leveldb/blob/a0f3386c71e6b1...

Fwiu, "e.g. Graph token (GRT) supports Indexing (search) and Curation of datasets"

Could an code generated with SolidQuery serve Certificate Transparency logs and e.g. Sigstore artifact signatures?
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32760170
https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/#comment-32760170 :

> Google's Certificate Transparency Search page to be discontinued May 15th, 2022" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30781698

> - LetsEncrypt Oak is also powered by Google/trillian, which is a trustful centralized database

See also: cosmos/iavl

> - e.g. Graph token (GRT) supports Indexing (search) and Curation of datasets

>> And what about indexing and search queries at volume, again without replication?

> My understanding is that the s Sigstore folks are now more open to the idea of a trustless DLT? "W3C Verifiable Credentials" is a future-proof standardized way to sign RDF (JSON-LD,) documents with DIDs.

https://www.sigstore.dev/ :
https://github.com/sigstore
The concept of perfectly accurate emulation lies at the core of formal definitions of computing such as Turing’s seminal “Turing Machine” introduced in “On Computable Numbers” way back in 1936.
You need to pass a pointer to an array:
https://godbolt.org/z/jYzY79ac4

When passing an array it decays into a pointer and the size is lost. We can also change sizeof to recover it, but there was a proposal for a _Lengthof operator which could work here.
My son just got a job outside the house. He hated the looks of newer cars and with the current market a Honda Fit with 100,000 miles cost about as much as spent our current fit which was 30,000 when we got it. (Dealer had excuse why they didn’t have any new ones.)

We found a 1996 Buick Park Avenue for less than $5k and keeping it running might be an adventure in maintaining American cars but boy is it a sweet car and it gets 29 mpg on the highway which is not bad at all for a large car.
I feel like we've reached the all too common HN cliche of having to address that words have multiple meanings and those meanings change over time. "solid-state" only means "semiconductors" because solid semiconductors replaced gaseous state devices.

If we operate by that definition these devices are very much solid so perhaps from context we can choose infer that they mean "non-mechanical" and not "made of semiconductors" rather than getting wrapped up in pedantry.

> And further, no one calls, Crystal resonators “solid state” for marketing purposes, which is all that’s going on here.

Yeah, a company is trying to communicate the benefits of their product using words that convey them i.e. HDD->SSD, fan->AirJet. We can shake our fists at the sky in righteous anger or we can acknowledge that there isn't really any harm to using the terms that evoke the right meaning for most people in a new context.
How does that solve the comment I was replying to? The concern that content the provider wouldn't want on their site would have to display it?

Your comment doesn't "solve" anything. Did you reply to the right comment?
That's peanut-sized, to be honest. I would just get a few large USB hard drives when they're on sale (5TB is like $100 new now) from different brands and cycle them.

If you wanted to go a bit fancier you could get an RDX drive https://www.overlandtandberg.com/products/rdx-removable-stor... and some cartridges, but you're looking at $100-200 for the drive, plus the cartridges are more expensive than USB: https://www.rdxworks.com/Tandberg-Data-RDX-2TB-8789-RDX.aspx (A 5TB cartridge is $560, you could buy five USB drives and make five copies and that would likely be more reliable than one backup cartridge unless you were really unlucky).

They're designed for backup and archival and just appear as a USB drive. I'd go that way for business or if you're cycling cartridges a lot.

And out of your data, you can designate "Very important" things like tax returns, documents, etc (which is probably a small portion of the total) and burn those to CD or DVD as additional security.
it'll likely be at least somewhat thwarted by forking(one hopes).
> On iOS, I don’t think there’s much choice.

iOS has a standard browser extension system, and other iOS browsers support their own extension system. https://insightbrowser.com/
SAT/ACT difficulty ceiling is too low. 10% applicants scored higher than 1350, which is around 1350/1600 = 81%. Should made it so only less than 1% applicants scored higher than 80%.
> You definitely don't speak for us all, whatever the case.

That was my point. No one can make broad generalizations about "the Canadian perspective." Like everyone, everywhere, we are all individuals. As such, those who speak of "the Canadian perspective" are not representing everyone in Canada. They can't. They certainly don't speak for me.

> "As long as I am entertained I don't care whether the entertainers are my peers, cultural or otherwise

Pretty much. Although I wouldn't use the words "serfs in some content factory." That choice of language speaks to an ideological bent that is VERY far removed from my own. But if I buy a music album that was recorded by a band based out of British Colombia, for example, they are no more "my peers" than if they were a K-Pop group based out of South Korea.

Culturally? Culture is a matter of individual choices and preferences. One Canadian does not speak for another. So we're going in circles now.
Yeah- as a long time modular synth user I practically drool over stuff like this. But for the money I can just get more synth modules.
Leviathan (Hobbes book)
It's free to walk to warmer weather.
Yup another day of bitcoin lagging QQQ. I ran a backtest of this, and the P&l is like a strait line .

Crypto does not benefit from the AI hype. It is the worst of both worlds of being highly corrected to downside of financial system but not getting any upside.
>There is a real problem. Content creators are not getting enough income to operate on. Middle companies (e.g., Google and Facebook) are making a lot of money.

The solution to "someone makes more money than someone else" is not necessarily "steal from the one who makes more money".

>In the case of news articles the underlying problem isn't discovery of content. Instead, it's about the income model around advertisements. The middle companies that broker ads are making a lot of money while the organizations displaying them get a fraction of the income. The issues are often part of todays advertising model.

Newspapers not making enough money from their ads is not Facebook's fault. Facebook is not brokering ads for those publishers.

The examples you provided are irrelevant because the relationship publishers have with Facebook is nothing like that. For starters, Facebook and publishers do not enter any kind of agreement or contract.
Trick is to do the on-the-fly encryption and decryption in your own brain.

Getting the key length up is a real challenge tho.

But WhatsApp (or… anything) would be great if it could easily share PGP coded messages scanned in via QR codes.
And then when the car in front has to tap the brakes for whatever reason, the tailgater has to slam them to avoid a collision, the person tailgating them also slams theirs, and you get a wave of braking propagating backwards, eventually creating a traffic jam.
And has been used as a vector of device compromise itself.
Pricing in the exploit market is value based, not cost based.

You can sell an iOS exploit for more because the people you're targeting with it are generally wealthier.
That's not how I read it.

The "and" is attaching a caveat that the (link|headline|content) has been shown to someone from California; it's restricting the scope of the law to California.

In other words, they type of content is collected using "or", and the scope restriction is the "and".
and in some modicum it’ll always have these communities but like was mentioned above: watching cat gifs, some drunk girl smashing a wine bottle, or the random police videos - those non-niche areas are at jeopardy… and good. It’s time they do their little IPO and we all move on to whatever emerges after the dust settles.
I like the rogue idea.
Let's be clear though: this is exactly what happened.

Digg was the place to go, and then they fucked it up and everyone migrated to Reddit. Now Reddit is fucking it up, and even if everyone migrates somewhere else, that new somewhere else is going to fuck it up too once they get to the point of "we need to be profitable at all costs".

What we actually need is some way to convince users to pay for the services they use so that they don't start mining us for ad clicks as soon as they think they can get away with it, because as long as users are going to insist on everything being free companies are going to need to do shit like this to us at every opportunity.
The US overproduces food to an absurd degree and isn't even remotely close to maximizing it's ability to grow it.

Anyway, Ag shifted production to the Southwest because when you don't pay the actual value of the water, it's great - lots of sun, long growing season, basically free water = cheapest production.

When water costs money....you'll see quite a bit of that production shift back up north.
> The SerenityOS guy will soon have built a fully functional web browser rendering engine in less time it's taken Reddit to restore the default functionality of a textarea tag. It's unbelievable.

A text area box that they could get for free from the browser. It's not like a text entry box is fucking rocket surgery. HTML forms have existed for almost three decades.
So in theory, one could start a bogus spam news org, post links to facebook or wherever, and then demand money? Maybe you could get chatGPT to create some plausible sounding news based on other news sources. Then sit back and collect money for doing almost no real work?
People love to rag on OpenAI for not being open (and they're right to do so!) but when I read posts like this I'm still thankful that OpenAI at least has APIs. What Google AI product can you actually use for your day to day programming? I don't care if you have a fancy blog post and your system is 100x better than Copilot, at least I can use copilot!
The Invention of Spaghetti Ice Cream [video]
Mapping is not recalculated in flight, it is loaded from flash (or via obd when tuning) and normally not reloaded till restart. You might have some luck with short/long term trim fixing it, or not.

If you're lucky ecu might crash or run rich in that one rpm/load point, if not it might run lean entire highway drive, if say a bitflip happens to flip lambda probe settings to always show mixture being too rich.
> This is not limited to California, it happens in virtually every state with majority rule, left or right.

Did you mean majority rule or did you actually mean one-party rule?

Because California is a one-party rule state, and the mindset you're talking about seems to better fit for the situation where the politicians are unreasonably secure in their jobs/power.
I don't think that "Eat bitterness" sounds the same to Chinese ears as it does to ours. Not that it's fun, but I gather that it means something closer to "persevere" or "endure". More like you'd see on a motivational poster about not giving up.
Did you get hired by a Mexican company?

I'm asking because salaries here in Mexico are not exactly something to get super excited about compared those from some other places.

As a non-mexican living in Mexico, I don't bother applying for jobs here. With 20+ years of experience in development I just can't justify even spending time looking for them knowing the salary ranges.
I always use the 80 20 rule for estimating stuff:

1. Everything takes at least 80 days (or hours if I‘m generous).

2. Multiply the result from step 1 by 20.
People are using third-party apps because they're not trying to be all things to all people, while also constantly pivoting to handle whatever it is that management thinks the business should try out next.
It doesn't shatter anything except Kaspersky's good judgement. If this is true the real question is:

Why are Kaspersky's management using iPhones?
Wisdom of the crowd is the hypothesis made here I guess.
> a current population of 40m and rising.

California's population peaked sometime between 2018 and 2020 (depending on the data source), and has been consistently falling since then.
Any other sources that go into more technical details how those black swan funds work ?

Is there a timed protocol they use to buy those options, or do they just buy when their gut tells them ?
It's sad that the threaded reading capabilities of most computer-mediated communications systems are actually worse nowadays than they were in the heydays of Netscape Communicator and trn.
I'm not the person you asked but I love it. It's actually solved my tab hoarding problem and made my life so much simpler. Caveat: I'm an ADHD sufferer so my experience may not be typical.
I've also read that lots of traders make money before taxes and fees. They can use skill to determine things.

But "picking pennies up in front of a steamroller" has it's downsides, too.

And you can be absolutely correct about what is going to happen, but off on the date and get wiped out.