skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Why I sometimes walk off the stand is because when it's somebody else's turn to solo, I ain't going to just stand up there and be detracting from him. What am I going to stand up there for? I ain't no model, and I don't sing or dance, and I damn sure ain't no Uncle Tom just to be up there grinning. Sometimes I go over by the piano or the drums and listen to what they're doing. But if I don't want to do that, I go in the wings and listen to the whole band until it's the next turn for my horn.

I wrote about this exact thing in here last week:

https://albertcory50.substack.com/p/the-art-of-leadership-le...

But he was Miles. He did it his way. No disrespect at all from me on that. He probably launched as many big stars as Blakey, if not more.
Apple hasn't lost the technology of gaskets, they just chose not to use it.
This also applies to code generation. At my first job out of college, it was difficult to piece together where a particular bit auto-created code came from. At my second job, I pushed everyone to ensure that code generated files pointed to their sources (configuration files and generating code). Ultimately, one of our engineers designed it into our codegen framework so well, it basically came for free for our developers. And boy was it so nice to not wonder where the knobs were that changed your output.

On a side note, we also checked in the codegened files and that was great for other reasons like reviewability and searchability.
So release a handful of budget models and support them well instead of 60+ per year.
> So what is your first guess. Because I think it makes plenty of sense that Russia would blow up the dam, but even if we accepted your premise that it doesn’t, then for what actor does it make more sense to blow up the dam than Russia?

Russia had the means to block the flank at will. It does block that part for a week, sure, but after that Russia has no control over it anymore.

> [...] and question if you’ve been consuming propaganda.

That is beside the point. We all only/mostly consume propaganda. It's when you think that one side tells the truth, that you're being manipulated.
Yes, this looked like an absolute mess. Repurposing a toaster oven as a reflow oven would have given much better results or just using a hot plate.
There's a third option. To some people the word shit is just a word when used as a word and no more. To others it can invoke strong and vivid visual imagery, and by that, provoke a strong discomfort and distaste (as it happens I'm somewhere in the middle). So it could be down simply to that in which case it's just consideration for other people's feelings.

I too prefer colloquialisms and straightforward speaking, and I swear plenty, but if it makes someone uncomfortable, that could be considered bad manners.
The recruitment pipeline for enlisted personnel is a bit different from officers, which requires a college degree.
Acting like an asshole is the means of protest I consciously choose. Another commenter here chooses to put stickers over the QR codes instead; I think that's pretty clever and I applaud that, but I prefer to keep it strictly legal. Stickers are technically vandalism, but ruining your day by acting like an asshole is completely legal and very effective.
I'm somewhat sympathetic. Especially so as I know this can range heavily in impact on folks. Such that wanting a place reserved for low noise makes sense. Educating kids on how to act in those environments is important, and can't be done by forbidding them from being there. Often you are left with adults that then don't know how to act in those places, either.
FB regularly ‘fails’ when I attempt to log out - I don’t use the app. Recently it’s been extreme using Safari. It’s so bad it can’t be accidental. Why would the ever optimize logging out?
> Suffice to say I will not be using GlassDoor in the future

You’ll cave eventually, they know this.
Is there any analogs of registry optimizer software but for Linux?

For example, vim on my system has 4 .vimconfig files and I would like to scan my system for double entries, entries which never run, "extended" (well-hidden in reality) options of some programs, easy autostart config and similar tuning of all config files scattrered across the system including /proc .
> which is the head of the "disinformation" board

Was, not is. The board was dissolved almost a year ago and she resigned from it over a year ago. Also "who" not "which", unless your intent is to demean and dehumanize the person you don't usually refer to other people with "which" in a context like this, "who was the head" would be the correct phrasing.
If this is what is coming it sounds incredible
Lost in Transit: Digitization of Mail Expands Surveillance Beyond Prisons
A lot of people on the planet do believe in a soul, and it impacts these decisions. It makes the people that do believe in souls wonder "hmm what would a transporter do", and those that don't believe in souls wonder "hmm if there was a soul, how would that change this".

These are long standing questions that go back hundreds of years. And for many people are not solved.

The point is to make you think. To say a test should not have questions that make you think is wrong.

Note: I do not believe either. But I understand it is a long standing question, that is still open for a lot of people, so worth asking.
> “The weird thing is, [the system used] doesn’t actually verify that a given file is available through my server before sending a DMCA request. I’ve looked through the traffic logs, and the vast majority of the files listed in these takedown requests have never been requested in the history of my gateway. I haven’t checked all of them, but I’ve checked a lot,” Lang says.

So... DMCA is infamous for its lack of protections against misuse, and I'm not a lawyer, but that's gotta actually qualify as perjury, surely?
JSON requires too much escaping to be reasonable to edit by hand in many cases. TOML is only marginally better.

With any significant level of nesting TOML starts to obscure the structure more than it helps anything.

I tend to start with a basic K=V (“dotenv”) format. Past that though I’m going straight to YAML.

I agree that the “everything and the kitchen sink” specification is ridiculous and rarely (if ever) use much of the functionality, but as far as representing arbitrary structured data in human readable and editable text… it sucks less than the alternatives if you stay away from the weird stuff.
“I’d like a vehicle licence for my pet steam traction engine Eric.”

Perhaps one might get to see the mythical cat detection van?
None of that really matters since we have the technology to seal phones now, Apple just chooses not to because it makes engineering, manufacturing, and designed in obsolescence a bit easier for them.
They don't want the brightest.
An interesting thing to think about, science isn’t really sure why SSRIs work the way they do on depression [0]. The effect of the SSRI on brain serotonin is immediate, but the drugs take 3-4 weeks to actually have an effect on depressive symptoms.

There is a suspicion that SSRIs may change the gut microbiome, and that’s why it has an effect and why there is a time delay.

[0] https://www.discovermagazine.com/health/how-antidepressants-...
Why would anyone fire a manager because your tool is available now?

Did I get it right it creates charts for the types of issues your team has, the time spent on them and makes a decision to fire/hire more people? Is that all managers do? You don't even need AI for that.

Sorry to be blunt and I don't mean the tool is bad. I'm replying in the context in which it's being discussed (making managers unnecessary).
In the context you are using it, "profit" has a very specific meaning that's a little incongruent with what you're trying to say.

In that context, "profit" is the idea that earnings above cost are distributed to shareholders. The stock market mechanism then guarantees that companies unconcerned with that sort of profit will see someone gobble up the shares once they dip low enough (and they will), install a new board of directors, and dismantle the company for parts or some other endeavor-ending inevitability.

From a stock price perspective, it will just be too tempting.

Nonprofits are disallowed from distributing earnings above cost or any other profit mechanism. While they might have their own set of pathologies, they're immune to the one I've described, to the best of my understanding.
I’m sure men of all intellectual abilities are driven relatively equally by their cock.
I love CMake.
An expansion card that is flush with the rest of the laptop frame compared to a dongle that dangles from the side is absolutely not just an aesthetic difference. Expansion cards don't need to be disconnected and reconnected whenever you move the laptop. Dongles do. You can't put a laptop with four dongles hanging off of it into a bag.

The distinction between USB-C and PCIe, on the other hand, is meaningless for most peripherals.

An imaginary handheld AM radio is more similar to a handheld FM radio than the handheld FM radio is to a desktop FM radio, from the user's perspective. You could say that "comparing AM to FM is apples to oranges", but the user wouldn't care as much as they care about how they actually interact with the thing.
If you really like it subscribe for one month, watch it and cancel.

But the worst parts of crave seems not the pricing but that they also can’t deliver any quality. I had it for a year via a forced Telus PikTv subscription and everything looked like 480p.

I want to watch some newer HBO stuff (house of dragons) but really don’t want to use this inferior service for it.
Most of the time in the current era you're not paying for software. You're paying for software as a service. You're paying someone to take on the operational aspects of running a service because to you the value is in using the software, not in operating it. It's all opportunity cost.
This is great! I enjoyed the breakdown of the ATS logic you use. Did you look at how others like Lever use ATS and replicate that? Or was this a green field build?
It is nice to have places reserved for lots of things. So, I am not stating that these things should not be allowed to exist.

I will assert that places which don't teach the younger generations to interact in them, and instead forbid them from being there, are doing themselves a disservice.

But if there are "quiet hours" or "adult swim" times, that makes sense. All the more so when there are kids around to see how that operates. :D
Google doesn't actually offer Zanzibar as a product/service (in GCP or otherwise) to customers. However, they do use it internally to manage permissions across their various products (Google Docs, Drive, YouTube, etc.) and have had a lot of success doing so. Because of that, there are many open source implementations of Zanzibar out there (as others have commented). Warrant also maintains our own open source implementation of Zanzibar[1] which powers our managed cloud offering, Warrant Cloud[2].

[1] https://github.com/warrant-dev/warrant

[2] https://warrant.dev
SKIP LOCKED lets you write queues.

It’s also available in MySQL and SQL Server.

I wrote a “simpler than SQS” http based queue in Python using SKIP LOCKED.

https://github.com/starqueue/starqueue
Better than GPT-4: Chinese team's fake claims on Leaderboard C Eval
Passive house for a desert climate [pdf]
People understand screws and covers, use screws and covers. The gluing is done because it's cheap and easily done on mass production scales. When people have to start prying apart glued together parts they get nervous and stop, especially on a $1200 phone.
I noticed a particularly dark pattern when I used Keeps, by Thirty Madison. They tell you, that you can cancel or pause at anytime but that is a lie. They over-prescribe their medication, and if you try to pause delivery, they automatically resume it after 3 months. You cannot pause, for longer than 3 months. If you want to cancel, you have to call them where they harass you into staying.

This is not how you should do customer retention. This is fraud. You are making intentionally difficult pathways for your customers to leave you so that you can report falsely propped up retention number to your investors, Thirty Madison. If you IPOd today, I would short the shit out of you.

This is why I reported Thirty Madison to the FTC in a consumer trade complaint and it is why I notified their investors of potential fraud over LinkedIn.

Thirty Madison is committing fraud against their investors, in my opinion and you should absolutely stay away from them as a consumer.
In the context of the Internet, I suspect there are more people who have claimed that solving any given problem in INTERCAL is impossible than there are people who have provided a solution. While less esoteric languages probably have more solutions provided?

Also, though, I'd question whether the LLM has any intent. In your explanation, it's OpenAI who have the intent to deceive, not the LLM.
The dark pattern is not mentioning this requirement and instead position account creation as the only friction to see data, and then springing the new requirement after.

Honesty would mean telling the user upfront that the info they are looking for will be available after the set up an account and leave a review of their current employer.
It can be for-profit but it can’t be publicly traded. The reason we lost Twitter is because they legally had to sell to Elon. The reason we’ll lose Reddit is because they are going public and will legally be required to chase the money.
It's actually amazing that I've never seen this before
Really depends on what kind of games you play and how much time you spend with frinds. Games like Overcooked and Jackbox Party Pack can fill the void for more casual play (I even played them with parents). It Takes Two won game of the year 2021 as a game focused primarily on a 2 player experience.

The hardcore market, sure. There is less these days. AAA games are more and more targeted at american adults who are farther away than ever, and we just had 2-3 years of COVID that actively pushed people closeby to be at distance. Online multiplayer has taken over in those regards.

For me personally, I was always a huge platformer fan, so CupHead and Rayman Origins/Legends were some of my go to multiplayer expeirences for more gaming heavy friends back in the day (i.e. 6-7 years ago). As well as Kirby Star Allies that had drop in multiplayer. it looks like the upcomig Sonic Superstars will also support multiplayer as well
The actual implementation is closed source. The backing idea is described in the inaugural paper which third parties have used to build hosted and open source alternatives that you can try.
Anecdotally, I watch a lot of youtube content of areas like hiking, camping, vanlife, survival, bushcraft, DIY, homesteading, exercise, etc. And I see more and more suggested videos that take these topics but add in a woman wearing a bikini or yoga wear while doing them, often not speaking any English or at all, with strangely named channels.

Imagine if every time you went to a library to go read and learn history or science or poetry you had to pass through and see Playboy/Maxim/Pornhub version of science and history pulling you away. And if you succumbed and opened a volume like that once, then the next time you visited that aisle you found they had removed 10% of the educational books and added in 10% more softcore porn.

China banned a lot of types of content from their local Tiktok for children, but honestly we need bifurcated apps or ways to filter search results for thirst traps for adults too. It's not any different than putting chocolate bars in a health foods aisle at the grocery store or alcohol vending machines in a rehab facility.

How many of our next would-be Einsteins, Edisons, Teslas, etc are being distracted by Tiktok, mobile games, etc.
> like getting a dependency of something not written in rust, or picking features based on some system configuration

I've found that things like this are pretty straightforward with a build.rs and you aren't context switching between a configuration language and your target language since build.rs is just a Rust program that outputs configuration values via println.

> ... very complex applications

That's not always a feature for me, the amount of time it takes me to ramp into a complex CMake configuration vs arbitrary crate is significantly different since the conventions are well established. If you spend any time cross-compiling things the Rust experience(I.E. first-class triple support, cc crate) is miles above anything CMake provides.
The point is to sabotage the business in a more impactful way than merely walking away. Harming employee morale, and consequently employee retention, is an effective means of protest. If the employees get a sour mood about it and give other customers worse service, all the better.
So this system gets abused in sports. I wonder if there are applications in the real world (like tracking of movement of (individual) cars).

It's already done. When you drive into a parking lot, or go through a restaurant drive-through, your tires may already be scanned and your information sold.

It doesn't take much to corollate a person using the same credit card more than once at a store with the transmitted IDs of their tires in the parking lot, and then follow that person, via their tires, from place to place as they shop, do errands, visit an abortion clinic, etc.
It's crazy that a year from now, no one is ever going to be thinking about this garbage ever again. By then, enough programmers will have discovered how insanely good GPT4 is at doing software configuration, and in the absence of the right answer, reading these verbose docs to finally just tell you what to do.
It doesn't. With the DMCA being a corrupt law wholly bought and paid for by the content cartels, the "perjury" bit only applies to someone falsely claiming to be authorized by the imaginary property owner.
Right. The parent asked “GPS? Does anyone prefer an auto manufacturers software GUI over the GUI of their phone?” To which I responded with the reasons above for preferring my car’s built-in navigation over CarPlay.

I’m not saying that Google/Apple couldn’t build these features. Just that they haven’t.
Apropos of nothing, I just walked out of the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art in St. Petersburg, and Herb Snitzer has a few photos on the wall of jazz greats, including this shot of Miles shortly before his passing.

https://herbsnitzer.com/miles_davis3.htm

The museum is well worth a visit for anyone in the Tampa, Florida area.
This is an open source extension, as stated in the description on both pages. The repository is linked in both, feel free to build it from source and install it locally.

You don't even need these extensions, you can set up a redirect rule in uBlock Origin (if you trust that).

I sent these extensions to remedy the stated need to manually rewrite the URL, I did not say that using these extensions is a better solution than Reddit turning off the Fuck You pattern.
Where i live in Europe "quiet child hate" is not a thing. People take their kids everywhere and they are well behaved because the world takes them seriously here.

It really strange how american kids are so I'll behaved compared to most places here in Europe. Definitely systemic factors at play.
The same drug also had immediate effects for me when I was getting daily migraines a few years ago.
I apologize for the confusion the statement has caused and comes off as lying. The statement is accurate and is in fact tested & likened by students and employees listed in the logo cloud. I appreciate the feedback that given it is only a handful of us, this statement can give the wrong impressions that it is more widely used than people perceive. I want to keep the project honest, clear and transparent as much as possible and I just create the issue to track this: https://github.com/xitanggg/open-resume/issues/7. I will remove the statement next to not mislead anyone and might consider adding it back only if we have more social proofs from more users in the future.
It's an ERC-20 token wallet. You need Ethereum gas to send, and your receiver needs Ethereum gas to make any further transaction.

It sure would be nice if the end user shouldn't have to care about implementation details, but that isn't the case here.
As a consumer, i find ai support bots a good indicator of low quality services.
I think it was more that “news” was coming directly from sources of authority rather than traditional news outlets. Why read WSJ, NYT, etc. tech column when I can follow my favorite tech people and get the news I care about + more directly from the people making the news?

Obviously it’s not turned out that way and hopefully federation saves us all, but I don’t know if protocols will ever win over marketing.
> You use the word "profit" like it's something that only evil capitalist robber barons can do, but we should all want everybody to be profitable.

I am using the economic definition of profit. Labor does not gain profit from selling their labor hours.

Extending effort does not mean there is profit. Ask any non-profit. The need for profit means the theft of labor value from the worker.
Regarding 2., in the 1950-70s, these comics used to be published in weekly magazines first, and only published as albums a bit later.
US-UK extradition agreements are so lopsided and wide-ranging, you can basically assume that one will be extradited for breaching US law while on Airstrip One.

That infamous treaty has turned the Special Relationship into full-on vassalage.
This is not how the future is going to be.

There is no modeling going on with this. At most they are providing a system prompt to the chatGPT api to stay on the topic of CS. It is trivial.

It seems incredibly obvious the entire education system will not be the same in 20 years.

I applaud them for adopting this so fast because this is the doom of the entire concept of the ridiculously overpriced US higher education system.

Per chatGPT, non recte de hoc cogitas
No one said anything about the ability to communicate, but the discrimination against candidates with some disability like dyslexia, it is YOUR job as an employer to provide the proper tool -either during the interview process or even after hiring- to make sure the work isn’t affected, and having a proper process to address it. Same goes with accent, it isn’t about the ability to communicate but rather the accent or linguistics bias either by not hiring these candidates, or excluding them later from meetings, presentations, etc., or eliminating any future career growth.

Obviously those discriminations are illegal so it goes passive most of the times, by continuous interruption during meetings or intentionally asked to repeat or elaborate themselves, among other.

It’s not about communication abilities as this is usually the covert passive response for such discriminatory behaviors, a lot of these candidates can speak “better” in terms of clarity than people with Australian accent for example, it’s just another episode of “I’m better than you”, you can read more about that in here:

https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20210528-the-pervasive-...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/janicegassam/2022/11/18/accent-...

https://exceptionalindividuals.com/about-us/blog/what-is-dys...
> The TGV clip now has a couple of partially unskipable ads that mess up the timing

There is a Firefox addon that manages to skip most embedded advertising.