skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regarding what to do, the most important thing is to find a company willing to pay that amount.

1- Foreign companies usually pay more money than local ones, specially American. Obviously there are exceptions but generally speaking avoid them.

2- Outsourcing companies (the so called "cárnicas") usually are the worst places to work, for salary and for conditions in general... Usually companies where you build/maintain the product pay more.

3- For individual contributors technology matters a lot. Kubernetes pays well, crypto pays unreasonable amounts, rust in general is very well paid as well, AI, etc. Find your niche.

4- Experience matters more than education and open source contributions raise your value a lot.

I'd say those are the main factors that will determine a position's salary, so it's a matter of finding the right position and being the best candidate *for that position*.

As for the technology I've been doing kubernetes for about 8 years now (that's before 1.0 was released). For this experience my salary is not insane at all, counting bonus and stock I was making about 35% more in my previous job, but I was quite tired of being a sysadmin and moved back to programming and that involved doing a pay cut.
I would have rather settled for this than their current plan.
India is now the most populous nation
I'm fairly satisfied with it, honestly. It's prevalent and 'standard' enough. People run Ubuntu/Debian more than .rpm based systems I guess. I'm just trying to stay as near as my Docker deploy targets as I can.

I want to run away from `snap` tho.
We call them scabs.
> Do we have a federated Mastodon-esque system to replace Reddit yet?

Maybe they can go to whatever platform the banned subreddits reformed on. Unfortunately many of the subreddit communities that are now being screwed over in the same fashion by Reddit were cheering on that behavior when others were targeted.
Yeah, and I'm stuck in a couple of niche communities there because that's where they are, but even then the bleedover from elsewhere is suffocating. I was excited about federating community sites, but now I'm actually convinced that requiring an account for a particular community prevents drive by and low effort interaction. One site for all communities is a bad idea.
I think you don’t tech professionally.
Doesn't even have to be a parameter. Could just be a unique URL slug for every link. Backend DB will map the slugs to a user + content
How many branded manufacturers are there of the 4 B compatible-designs? 1 or N?

If it's 1, it seems like they're purposefully keeping production output artificially low to maximize profits which is antithetical to the ethos of the RPi, IOW, it seems like it's gone completely corporate chasing $$$. $200 when it should be $50.
> The reversal of Reaganomics

Reagan wanted to get the U.S. back on the gold standard, which leads to balanced trade. He was talked out of it by Fed chair Volker.

What you call Reaganomics goes back to Nixon. I suppose that's probably just as well for you, but I don't think any administration between 1971 and 1991 (or even 2011 or now even) really thought "hey, let's take blue collar jobs and send them to Japan, and later China! haha! suckers!". Nixon didn't take the U.S. off the gold standard because that was something he yearned to do -- he did it because it was the only way to fund the then federal deficit. Sure, we would have been better off staying on a gold standard and being forced to cut that deficit, but every politician from Nixon onward -Democrat and Republican alike- kicked that can into the future. It's a non-partisan issue. Getting off the gold standard created easy credit junkies everywhere, and here we are. Junkies don't care about ideology.
How many MB's in a T? MT doesn't have any meaning to me.
I've been looking for a good you-tube channel for news, any suggestions?
Settings -> Apple ID -> Subscriptions -> Apple One -> Choose Individual Services
It was only a matter of time before corporation started preference, and those who showed up and those who prefer to work from home
Yes. Disposable plastic packaging should be banned.
https://archive.is/F0Qo2
Yup! For startups of the type we’re talking about, definitely Delaware :) We go into the reasons behind that here: https://handbooks.clerky.com/startup-incorporation/where

If you’re building more of a small business, I could see more of a rationale for Wyoming, but that’s getting outside of my area of expertise.
iOS is not Gentoo. Users pick iPhones specifically _because_ they do work for you rather than asking you to configure things.
Really they just need to keep it cheap.
I don't know. Over the years, I've stopped drinking alcohol, eating fast food and cut down on pointless spending. Sure, grocery shopping is more expensive, so I also stopped buying certain items that also affect my health and the planet... most meat. I changed my spending habits to focus on becoming healthier and happier as I age. I look at my dad who, like his father, refused to change anything and decided to break the cycle.

$5 is $5... every penny counts.
Odd that he's choosing to do this personally or at least under his personal username given his previous interactions with the community at large and general hostile sentiment they have towards him. Curious as to what's influencing that decision.

Does Steve Huffman view himself as such a people person that he can calm the crowd? Does he or an advisor think his title as CEO is important rather than just an impersonal "Q&A with Reddit"?
It's cool and everything but I don't go along with the whole why-don't-people-just tone of the whole thing. I think it's fairly understandable to want to limit the number of micro-optimized implementations of however many hot routines your library has & maintain them for an ever expanding array of SIMD extensions and variants, each of which you either have to ship with your resulting ever-expanding binaries (if you're doing runtime capability detection) or will likely never see the light of day for 99.9% of users who get shipped a baseline binary for compatibility (if you're doing build-time capability detection).

I'm sure libpng is in a better place with his improvement but I don't think not already having it is purely because they're dummies or "not ambitious enough".

In a world where profile-guided fuzzers are getting better every day, maintaining a high-profile library in a non-memory-safe language can be nerve-wracking enough with just a single implementation of your array-processing loops.
Crosscompiling OCaml to JavaScript and WASM to Make Semgrep Playground Fast
It is definitely not the first time temperatures have risen due to direct co2 levels.

Maybe you should actually read some of those studies?

[https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsta.2013.009...]

Some of the recent ones (< 1 million years), co2 seems likely to be a feedback, not a forcing method - but there have been many times in the past where that is not a plausible explanation at all, with levels in the 2000 ppm range.
It's hardly in ruin, has more cash on the balance sheet than, for example, all the help sent to Ukraine, military and humanitarian. It's just that making a shit ton of money ain't actually that fun because your job is basically to constantly patch holes in this gargantuan ship that never stops.
I am so happy that apple is inspecting all the links that i click on and rewriting to serve their own purposes. As a user this makes me so happy.
Some people would argue HN has already suffered
I remember the haydays of phpBB forums back in the early 2000s and I just gotta say that they brought the (mod) drama just as good as any subreddit.
There's truth in your point. People do feel the difference even when they don't notice it, but it doesn't seem like that's always (or even often?) reflected in the bottom line. Nissan sells an awful lot of cars with their crappy CVT transmissions and crossovers continue to be hugely popular in the US.
>I suspect that they were thinking nobody would catch them like this. Or that even if they did, people would have forgotten by the IPO pop.

Yeah true. Still seems like a legally asinine thing to do. It was really as simple as "I did not see eye to eye with Apollo" and you can power trip all you want after that.

I don't know if there is a slander case here, but a C level executive shouldn't even risk it to begin with.

likely not, given how strong libel/slander laws in the U.S. are. Funnily enough, correcting the story so quickly before damages were done may have weakened a case.
I think that shared chats all use the green icon. If you check the source code, it says "model_slug":"gpt-4." It will also state that "the previous model used in this conversation is unavailable" if you try to continue the conversation on a free account.
Content creators on digg wanted their content to be viewed too. Every social media org should have a framed copy of ozymandius on the wall.
After a Rocky Year, Zuckerberg Lays Out Meta’s Road Map to Employees
Most users of Reddit are pretty passive. They won't change their behaviour because of this.

It's the power users that's a different matter. The people most engaged with Reddit are likely to be among those who actually participate and make posts. If you see a drop in creators and commenters then we've got a degradation of the entire system.

I see myself as a commenter, a mid range user. I comment often but have posted only three times in 10 years. Without those posters then I'm gone by default even though I don't use third party apps. We'll have to wait and see which segment decides to leave.
Since Apple has access to everyone's emails, they could see that the same email has a unique link in every email and show the user some kind of warning like "This link has a unique tracking ID, do you want to proceed?"

Puts the information and power back in the users hands.
It's not charity. These apps are providing traffic, engagement and valuable content. Reddit should be paying them for bringing users to their platform.
Login needs an email address? (hackernews is rejected)
I think you missed that my comment was about explaining something to third graders or don’t understand what it means to explain something to people in that age group.
Nilay Patel edited comments? That's crazy, do you have a link?

I got banned from the Verge quite a while ago for being a "troll/coordinated inauthentic behaviour", allegedly in favour of China or Iran. I live in Australia and am simply critical of the US consistently, while also occasionally being critical of countries like China I have no cultural ties to. Apparently that was enough for a ban there.
So like 1 to 10 real people, where it used to be 100?
It will be bad for consumers too. Tesla is going to overcharge non-Tesla EVs to subsidize Tesla owners’ charging. And when there is an hour long queue at the Supercharger, you will need to buy a clunky adapter in advance, and hope you didn’t lose it, to use other nearby networks.
Slashdot was great, until better discussion forums came along. Going back to Slashdot after more than a decade of old style Reddit would be like scratching my nails down a chalkboard. Unpleasant in many ways.
There are several Polies here (and folks who've spent time in other cool places - Ross Island, Greenland, Atacama Desert come to mind) and at least some are in tech.

My Pole experience is a bit dated, but happy to chat about it. Blog from that is https://weaknuclearforce.wordpress.com/

(also, I dig the single-page latex resume format!)
Linode has only gone up a little.

Hetzner might be worth looking into but the cheapest isn’t always the best value.

Digital ocean should be avoided for all production uses
yeah, basically a mediaeval meme!
I mean, there's plenty of people lining up to have the "authority" of an internet mod, but not so many that can be trusted not to set up their own petty dictatorship or get bored when they realise what mods actually mostly do.
Unions can influence them only while they're in CBA negotiations unless they negotiate a seat at the table, as in your example, which is not something that is at all common in the US.
Wow, I thought I was taking crazy pills, THIS

I expected this to be a top comment, instead its buried 1000 comments deep, posted by a new account and down voted, just wow.

Its been years since I've used Reddit and never heard of this Apollo app, so I'm not rooting for anyone, but c'mon, what's the deal with the Apollo dev audio and mob'esque "deal you can't refuse" skit: 'you cut me a cheque for $10 million dollars and we can both skip off into the sunset', this alone sounds legally actionable even in a banana republic.

And yet, they're rallying for the Apollo dev on this entire thread and trashing Reddit's CEO. As despicable as they want to frame Reddit's CEO present and past actions, this dev sounds just as -- if not more -- despicable.
There's a process (/r/redditrequest) where people can ask the admins to assign them as mods of abandoned subs. The existing mods of a requested sub can object, and it's really only supposed to be used when there is no active mod account, but I'm sure someone will eventually say "they're squatting on the name /r/ProgrammerHumor, can I have it instead?" and the admins will approve it.
Yeah, that comment doesn't make a damned bit of sense, unless there are 50 million people out there who are like "man, I'd totally switch to Reddit if their shitty app had more ads, there were no third-party apps, and the site was worse. I had no idea their CEO was such a scumbucket! This revelation makes their company and product significantly more attractive to me."

Social media users are notoriously fickle. If you have a vast, devoted community of longtime users, the last thing you want to do is drive them all away.

I think Reddit just got too entitled: forgot how much they rely on their users and figured they could get away with anything because they're just too indispensable to fail. It happens.
You are talking in past tense. Reddit is not dead, yet. The couple communities I participate in ("top 5%") aren't aware of anything happening
So far. But if the majority of microplastics are released as plastic materials decay, this is a very long term problem and we’re just at the start.
is not it in the top 5/10 websites in the world?
In other news, Google has been taken over by High School Principals.
As someone who just switched to Endeavor on my desktop recently, I appreciate that it feels like the right amount of "you have all the power and options" that Arch promises, but also has the sort of "It just works out of the box" that I had with Ubuntu/Fedora.

The AUR is so nice, as you know. Not having to really mess around with Snap vs. Flatpak and the like and just using yay or pacman to get everything is amazing.

I'm not sure how much better it is than Manjaro, but it's just good. It feels like I could dive into doing things the hardcore Arch way any time I wanted, but also provides the UX tools to do most of the same things if you want the more simple option with some guardrails.
https://archive.is/9jr6U
Few people choose Manjaro over DragonFly BSD and the mighty HAMMER filesystem!
Dietary supplements. Mixing up raw materials and encapsulating them. Pretty chill job
By "biggest material impact", I didn't mean the sector that uses the most material. I meant it was the sector that would experience the biggest impact in a real material way, which would be hard to mitigate.

Obbiosl computing would be radically altered as well but I'm not actually sure how much that would matter. Other than during the 90s, there just simply isn't much evidence for all this extra computing having a significant effect on growth.
Yep, we don't post these, and often times don't realize that they were posted until we check analytics later.
Good point. The 20th century is over and the networks and iron are amazing.
I hate to say this but if it wasn't for the current sttic weather pattern on the East Coast all this would (sadly) be a non issue. As it is, the news here is barely reporting on the fires in Canada, they're only focused on the smoke in the USA.

Typical. The news isn't important. It's only what they can sensationalize for the sake of showing more ads.

SOSDD

Now that Trump is indicted this issue will be swept aside. As usaul.
> Imagine if all USB development were hamstrung and required to go through an Apple approval process, and every device you bought had to pay the Apple tax for a lightning port?

Which one? Thunderbolt/USB4 (which pretty much still requires intel only solutions/chips)

How about HDMI? ;)
If you're pedaling on a bike you should probably be looking at the road!
I'm probably rationalizing here, but i.reddit.com was exceeeeeeeedingly old. It was an iOS 3.x era mobile web design that had never been updated.
The one I have at least registers ~1 or 1.5#, uhmmm, shall we say "sudden losses of weight".
_They don't understand that we never agreed to any of their TOS/policies, they don't understand that we don't use their API._ is both funny and hardcore
That's how it's designed, I'd stick to a dongle if it's an issue. RJ45 size is pretty legacy. See Lenovo T14 vs T14s. Hopefully they'll be able to design one that doesn't stick out eventually, but a bit extra downwards instead.
Correct. Adversarial clients are banned, per section 5.2.2 of the App Store Review Guidelines.
The US is wealthier than ever and unemployment is persistently low. My fairly simple analysis of those two facts leads me to believe it's not a lack of jobs, but inequality that drives the misery.
It's always important to keep in mind that HN is big and any given thread attracts a different group of people. What appears to be volatility of opinions is actually volatility of who is participating.
Same. I still remember the day it came out, and raving about it for months. The offline feature was such a game changer as starving college kid with a 2 hour commute and no data - IDK how I even survived without it.
Homophones strike again
Their apps are great but I don’t think the issues of funding, advertising, moderation, and content are things that they aren’t necessarily good at.
But infra is not free. To buy it one needs to raise VC money. Story repeats
This is an interesting point. I use free Apollo, and realized when I tried to post, that its a paid feature.

So you have to figure that all the revenue is largely from contributing users and the dynamics on social media go something like 5-10% of people post all the content. Also, i heard it has great tooling for mods as well.

We'll see how big of a blow this is but yeah, you're right, a lot of Apollo users are probably high value reddit users.
1. You click a search result and the content that showed up in the search result snippet is not on the page you get linked to because it's only lazily loading the N most recent replies and there's been more than N since it was indexed by a search engine

2. When you try to Ctrl-F search it hijacks it with the server side search, it is slower than the browser search. It also does not reliably default to search in this thread, and sometimes fails to find content that's on screen even.

3. The WIP reply draft is synced across all your tabs, which can be obnoxious if you're trying to read one post to reply in another topic based on its contents.
Turns out a large majority of Americans are uneducated white men that tend to right side political ideals

Uh, no. Turns out that there's a noticeable percentage of Americans who are white men for whom education is apparently not relevant, but they're far from a majority - they're just obnoxiously loud and in your face.

And I'm not going to say that they're dumb, but it's undeniable that approximately half of people in the USA are of below-average intelligence.
>It sounds like you and your wife have different values.

Different values or something else...
Maybe, but my open-plan office here in Tokyo is much, much noisier than the cubicle farms I used to work in back in the US (back when cubicle farms were the norm).

It's not culture, it's physics. With a room full of a maze of cloth panels (which are specifically designed to absorb sound), sound is absorbed and can't bounce around the room, leading to much lower overall ambient noise levels.
Azure has its own Key Vault so no need for the Vault product. As far as state, you can remotely store states in an Azure storage account. Storage container provides locking via the lease mechanism.

Terraform as a product is awesome and the azurerm backend plus azurestack provider is great. I hate Bicep and Terraform simplifies it all.
I know you didn't ask for advice, but here's some anyways. Start simple. Ramen costs about 50 cents at the market and requires only the ability to boil water and wait 5 minutes. If pests are a concern, wash and dry. dishes afterwards.

Then you can start with pasta which takes slightly longer to boil and you can get a pre-made jar of pasta sauce to put on it. You can even put cold pasta sauce on a hot pasta and it will warm up.

Neither of these dishes will harm you if you mess up cooking them, and both take less than 30 minutes. Practice makes perfect, so you can iterate and try new things.

I've had pretty intense past problems in the past, I found the best ways to address them are keeping all food and sealed containers, preferably glass jars with a ceiling lid. Doing dishes and avoiding standing water also helps. The idea is the star of the bugs. If there is no food they won't come looking.

As a side note not intended to be aggressive or attacking, if the idea of boiling pasta or Ramen induces fear or anxiety, you should seek medical help. Not everyone is typical, but everyone has the opportunity to learn and grow.
https://archive.is/GcwgZ
All your issues have been responded to thoroughly.

Here you are embarrassing yourself.
And where if you have a non-computer device, having a HDMI port forces you to not have any other ports due to licensing. Ever wonder why most TVs and Home Theater Receivers do not come with DP ports?
>It might be useful to "all be in the room" when brainstorming.

Hasn't every study on brainstorming found that it's not a good way to generate good ideas? With having people breathing the same air in a small space believed to be a contributing factor to that.
While this is historically true, if the text is human readable - ‘may be able to read and transmit to a third party any data you input, including credit card numbers and passwords’ - is fairly likely to raise awareness. It’s not effect, but it’s better than nothing.

It’s worth contrasting clear communication such as the above to a EULA designed by scummy companies to not be read, browsers presumably have nothing to gain by exposing malicious plugins, so they’re a good candidate for the former.

If only we could get Mozilla executive to implement something actually useful instead of whatever meme tech they’ve lost their nut over this week, that’d be nice.
This feels both good and bad.

Good: vehicles from the top two car manufacturers can now fill up at teslas stations, wildly increasing the reach of the electric fleet.

Bad: tesla just became Standard Oil. If you think Musk is wealthy now, wait until he controls the only source of juice for your car across the country.
I think that’s part of the reason I would love to see somebody try it, because intuitively I think it would make a difference, but it may not.

To me it’s like changing the periodic table, at the macroscopic scale it may or may not make a difference.
Specifically for weight control.

If you're already in the middle of the healthy BMI range and not having trouble keeping a healthy weight, I don't think there's been a demonstrated harm.
I am using ChatGPT to generate PlantUML Entity Diagrams. I have a separate chat just for this purpose. It can generate the PlantUML and Spring JPA Java code for all my entities. If I need a change , I ask it to update the model and generate updated diagram and code. It also generate Liquibase xml changeset. Moreover, it can also generate my GraphQL schema .. and update it when I change the data model.

This is the friggin' holy grail of all diagramming and modeling tools. And it is available and working now. Everything else is just too primitive !