skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, but how much of that time is actually butt in seat coding vs hardly paying attention in meetings?

I've worked at multiple big firms and startups and I don't believe that even the majority of people are working "40 hours" in the same way that most people work 40 hours.

This is the wonderful thing about technology. I was literally motivated to get into tech by the old "The Website is Down" videos, and in practice, it seems to be how many tech workers operate:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRGljemfwUE
Many of the optimizations used when traversing the graph for SpiceDB are inspired by research in the various dialects of Datalog. At the end of the day, there are very few operations that authorization systems need and it makes more sense to optimized those for folks than give them direct access to Datalog or general purpose graph languages like Gremlin.
In case it wasn't super clear I meant like "RAM", not like, human memory?
Building a wedding website for same-sex couples is not a prohibition in Christianity. In fact, it's closer to a tenet of the faith than a prohibition.

Perhaps if she was asked to make a website called www.thebibleisfake.com you might have a case for infringement of speech.
English speaker, but I have to imagine things like 'almond milk', 'corn dog', and 'po(or) boy' would be confusing. I'm sure there are better, these are just the first 3 to come to mind.
> can directly lead to very large numbers of deaths and perfectly preventable outcomes

For perspective, Kennedy is primarying Biden.

This is crime bill Biden. Biden, during whose VP stint we built those concentration camps on the Mexican border. Biden who continues the droning of civilians. Etc.

Which of the two caused more "preventable outcomes?" Somehow, I'm more concerned with incarceration and killing than I am about censoring speech.
I will try to integrate this into our workflows. Hurl looks great!
This is one of the best examples of a modern Unix program I have seen:

- It accepts input on stdin

- It sends output to stdout

- Does not appear to be littered with unicode emoji everywhere

- It comes with man pages (and pretty good ones too!)

- The hurl file extension is four characters long instead of three, thank goodness we're finally past MS-DOS compatibility concerns!

This looks like something I might take seriously.
> Key take-away for me: Don't wear statically charged clothes in wooded areas.

Isn't that most outdoor clothing? Fleece, polyester, wool, etc.
I have no problem giving you my logins for my social media accounts because I can't see how that can be abused in any way, however, do you need my social security number, debit & pin, and birth certificate, too?
Interestingly, nowadays fecal transplant is considered an effective treatment for some conditions that can cause intestinal issues (eg antibiotic resistant C. diff)
150k salary, fully remote with a sweet equity deal as well.

10 years exp.

Was sought out for this startup because I'm active on social media and originally offered $125, but negotiated higher.

Idk how many hours, probably averaging 50/wk, but there will definitely be outlier weeks that I'm cool with.

I also had a really chill job two weeks ago for just under $100k. That was a gov job - strict 40 hr/wk. I don't like "average" lifestyles though, so even though I work more (and harder) now, I love it.

Then I also have side projects and another two companies that I have 50% ownership and 100% ownership of respectively. All together I usually end up working about 100 hours/wk
tc ~250k. remote, Westcoast city. I work around 50-55 hours a week give or take. I'm a principal engineer at a faang-adjacent company. a lot of my time is spent in meetings and consultations. a bit is spend writing either foundational code, or code that no one else can do in a timely manner. the rest is reviewing the work of others and charting out designs or plans.

i would say that my current position is probably unsustainable long term and that im feeling a bit of burn out creep. I definitely wouldn't call it chill, but the cash is.
Because interest rates were historically low for the entirety of YT’s existence until recently. You’re seeing this happen with multiple platforms and companies suddenly caring way more about being profitable.
A "browser" is a user agent: https://www.w3.org/WAI/UA/work/wiki/Definition_of_User_Agent
One of the things I like about the Xbox Pad when used with a PC is that when a wired headphone is plugged in to the controller, the pad appears as a new audio device and routes the audio to your headphones. I use the pads via the wireless dongle (Via virtualhere from my Shield), but may work via wired usb or bluetooth.

As much as I agree the PS5 controller is better technically, the xbox pad works better with a PC. Compatibility wise, not many games take advantage of the haptic feedback triggers.
Biden administration destroys right to repair [video]
the concentrated syrup is indeed much cheaper to get to the retail location, and typically the retailer does make a large margin on fountain drinks. at a restaurant, this typically offsets the very tight margins on their other offerings, similar to alcohol.

tangent: I've been to some restaurants that charge $5+ for a fountain drink, presumably to mitigate the lost profit on alcohol. it would be interesting to know why the business model is that way, instead of just pricing a moderate profit into both food and drink.
(All non-inflation adjusted):

2008 to 2021, 4 year public school tuition
$7280 to $9375 = +28.8%

2008 to 2021, state support per full time equivalent student:
$6552 to $7896 = +20.5%

It looks like cbpp "debunked" it by picking a year that was particularly favorable to that point of view (2018). Looks to me like the two variables have been trending together just fine as per recent data.
160k / full stack / ~16h / 10years . fully remote. (france)

I have a pretty chill job working at a large company where there are no deadlines and the bar for 'hard working' is pretty low. I try and get urgent things done as fast as possible but otherwise I take it pretty easy. I work in the evenings so I have my days free to ski/bike/ be with the kids in the hols, then i take some time off to pic them up from school and put them to bed, and i usually finish early to watch tv with my wife before bed.

I'm in a similar situation as you where I feel like I could work harder, but i wont get any more money for working harder where i am, and i think i'd need to be paid waay more to be persuaded to do 40 full hours a week.
Maybe, and I do think that society and culture are sort of inescapable potential confounders, but the concentrated character of antisociality is well documented in a number of places.

For instance here's a study from Swedish prisons https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3969807/. 75% of violent offenders are "one and done" but the remaining 25% are responsible for 63.2% of convictions.

If you do the math that means that 75% of violent offenders will never reoffend, and 25% will reoffend an average of 4 times. And that's an average. The top 10% reoffend an average of 10 or more times.
Highly dependent on where your ancestors have lived, but in my case they’ve probably got along with meat and potatoes since no fruit really grows here. Maybe my body is somehow less prepared to handle fructose than someone with roots in south-east Asia, but I digress.
I’m sorry that you feel that way, but I’m happy to help these people
Is that 80k EUR or USD?
Probably more like “bum a cig”, which is the nearest colloquial equivalent.
What makes you think I'm being sarcastic?
Twitter now forces you to sign in to view tweets
I am not sure why it was flagged but it is in part certainly due to people who don't like to even hear about the words sexism or transphobia but also probably because it had to do with HN being reluctant to engage in pure drama. This is a post about the (legitimate!) feelings of an individual who says it's been a hard year for him and than he met a avowed pedophile... Not sure how it HN is supposed reacting ? HN isn't exactly a support group although you can find very supportive and thoughtful comments. If you expect a whole community to always align with your point of view/moral expectations and not to have toxic elements, you have a recipe for being very very sad.
I mostly see kind and thoughtful comments here, not people enabling abusers. You have the usual debate of course about if "believe the victims" means "believe blindly the victims" because it freaks men out to imagine that they may be falsely accused of rape (by an ex they haven't been exactly nice to ? likely). Some people will defend their status staunchly and some have more empathy.
It is indeed quite sad story and maybe that avowed pedophile should be signaled to the police/called out so that people can protect themselves from them ?
Maybe publicize Vanessa Springora's experience ? : https://www.theguardian.com/books/2021/feb/11/consent-by-van...

So I am not sure what your comment what your comment was expecting to achieve... Maybe you care to tell us what you expected ?
Mainly, it was Dave not bothering to clarify how to include HTML in the RSS feed, instead saying, "the spec is the spec and it's not changing!"
Perhaps interesting, they also acquired rancher (makers of k3s).
I'm confident we will see something like AdNauseam for YouTube soon.

It shouldn't be too difficult to open every 4th video in an invisible tab and just automatically click on anything that moves. Google gets their clicks to monetize and I don't have to waste my time watching ads.

It's a win-win, except for the people paying for ads. But they're already getting screwed over by Google anyway. (JediBlue) So not much changes.
> Another hypothesis is that exposure to some germs in childhood can help guard against a number of conditions, including diabetes. Some scientists believe it is possible that lockdowns and physical distancing during Covid meant many children did not get sufficient exposure to germs and missed out on this additional protection.

If this turns out to be true then lockdowns are truly the biggest crime against humanity since WW2 if it’s not already anyway.
I'm referring to the word "feces" itself.
You should read about trademark dilution laws.
An earlier version of macros in Bun looked more like what you describe. We nerfed it because the API was too complicated. But we probably will revisit in the future.

https://gist.github.com/Jarred-Sumner/454da846d614f7bb4bcceb...
I use the vscode-restclient and my primary reason is the conversational flows you can build against an API. Does Hurl support this? If so I would absolutely switch. All I would need to complete the experience is a plugin to do highlighting and integration with the Hurl files.
Short of the clerks smoking the repeat-offenders, cameras are probably the best alternative. DA's still need to prosecute, however, or this won't stop.
> Recipes which are another species of algorithm aren’t accorded copyright protection because they are simply a set of instructions.

Yet Recipe Books (particular curated collections of recipes) are afforded copyright protection. If your argument is that copyright should not be given to general algorithms like the FFT, new methods of fast matrix multiplication, the Carmack Hack, etc., then I actually completely agree with you. In all art, there is a level too granular to be copyrightable. In music, it's chord progressions and simple, obvious melodies. In books, it's common idioms and simple sentences like "Terrified, he ran." In programming, it's basic/common algorithms, design patterns, and commonly used control flow. None of that should be afforded copyright protection, and I hate seeing the frivolous lawsuits that come up in all those fields based on these trivial similarities.

Besides, modern Haskell or C# or TypeScript or Rust code is not simply a set of instructions. You could argue that assembly language is. But the vastly different ways to express the same logical things in different languages, including comments, naming conventions, clever tricks, etc. all together comprise a body of artwork (yes, artwork) that is clearly copyrightable.

For what it's worth: IMO code should not be eligible for patent protection. It's actually possible for someone to dislike software patents, support right to repair, and also support copyright protection for programmers.

> you should be paying the users of your proprietary software because you are observably reducing the value of their computer compared to a free alternative

It's hard to argue I'm straw-manning you when you make such obviously outrageous statements. This statement is like a caricature of everything I'm claiming the FSF is.
Holy cow, $200k with 1 year? Were you a strong student at a high-ranked academic program? PhD? Particularly gifted individual with proven high-quality amateur/hobby work?
Not for the cake shop in Colorado. The couple just came in and said "we want a wedding cake for our gay wedding" and the owner refused with no other details about the cake discussed. I do however see there have been lawsuits where the writing on cake was at issue (including one in the UK where the request was to write "Support gay marriage") https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masterpiece_Cakeshop_v._Colora...
Your points are why it is a perfect example.
So flip houses and do the work myself?
Ah MTG, the original pay to win game.
It's really all over the map, especially if you're looking to work remote. There are very senior roles for $150k+ and jr-mid for $60-200k. Depends on where the job is. That doesn't even get into culture. Many places want to see Jira tickets closed... others are more laid back, and many in between.

If you can afford it, and aren't living in a high cost of living city, concentrate on job culture first. Alternatively, if you don't have family to worry about, move wherever needed to get the most money and bank it for 5-10 years living as cheaply as you can, then reconsider your direction and priorities. You don't mention how old you are or what kind of area you're living in, so it's hard to give anything resembling advice.
Odd choice of article title. It appears to be about the well known field: "foundations of mathematics", and is even in a section of the web site named "foundations of mathematics". Meanwhile the word "root" doesn't appear anywhere in the article.
The distribution of power is grossly unfair. North Dakota’s Representative represents far fewer people than one from California. The two Senators from there represent far fewer people than the ones from California. Since California and North Dakota have very much different views on the role and purpose of government this power imbalance will become acute in the coming years.

The country is not doing fine. The majority view on abortion, guns, education, policing, etc. are being thwarted by low population states. The will of the people is not being done. Whenever a Democrat gets elected President state legislators in Texas threaten secession. Eventually California and other liberal states will think this is a good idea. I for one no longer wish to subsidize backwards Mississippi.
Both the majority and the dissent "interpret the Constitution".

The difference is that the majority want to interpret it in a way that agrees with their morality, while the minority interpret it in a way that agrees with theirs. The actual text of the Constitution itself has no bearing on it; it can be used to justify any decision they want.

So the majority opinion becomes the Constitution. They'd like for you to believe that it flows inevitably from the 1787 text, but that's simply not the case. The opposite opinion could just as easily have been "the interpretation", aside from the accident of history that made one group the majority and the other not.
I was a member of a private tracker that went defunct. It seems like the next steps to continue on that path would be to hunt for other tracking that are taking applications, write an essay with my application, go through an interview process, and finally get an account. It's easier to interview for a job and just use the raise to pay for content.
CFPB fines ACI $25M for erroneously withdrawing $2.3B from customers [pdf]
Details start on page 11.

TLDR:
"In April 23, 2021, ACI initiated more than 1.4 million erroneous ACH
Entries that were not approved by consumers. These 1,431,377 debit
entries and 1,444 credit entries transmitted electronic mortgage payment
instructions totaling over $2.3 billion to the bank accounts of 478,568
Mortgage Company’s borrowers. As a result, many of these borrowers
unknowingly had multiple debits for monthly mortgage payments
scheduled to hit their bank account on a single day

....

This incident resulted from ACI’s lack of Reasonable Security sufficient
to, among other things: (1) securely segregate Speedpay’s testing
environment (where ACI maintains databases which contain data for use in
testing and development of software before it is used in a production
environment); (2) detect and prevent the transmission of ACH test files
containing SCFI to an ACI contractor; (3) detect and prevent an ACI
contractor from improperly creating ACH test files using SCFI; and (4)
detect and prevent the transmission of those ACH files into the ACH
Network.

On or about April 23, 2021, ACI contractors conducted performance tests
on ACI’s Speedpay platform that involved simulating actual ACH Entry
processing. ACI contractors handling the testing project did not use
“dummy” consumer data (i.e., data that do not contain SCFI) or ensure that
any consumer data in the data files used for testing were scrubbed of SCFI,
contrary to ACI policy."
I've heard it in another context, something like:

"I was broke, so I bummed around Oklahoma for a few weeks..."

Kerouac's On The Road might be a good example.

But 99% of the time I hear "bum a ride" or "bum a smoke" and I have never heard a third (verb) meaning in America.
Yeah, I mean you aren't wrong. But I think that's people's mindset and some feel they need to at least try if they can.
Are your (first-party) cookies disabled? It's pretty much the case that Twitter requires cookies to be enabled since the legacy "old" Twitter interface was permanently disabled.
At least with headcrabs you know where you stand. Either it kills you, it gets you killed, it turns you into a zombie, or you miraculously survive.

With ticks there is that awful, wait-for-a-red-ring-to-appear-in-the-next-few-weeks phase. Oh a tick? Yeah, you're probably fine; although there is a tiny yet non-negligible chance you're health will be ruined.

Also, try hitting a tick with a crowbar. You can hardly see the little buggers.
It doesn't. Not anymore: https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/916#issuecomment-161....
Just use levels fyi or glass door - the self reported salaries here will be the self-selected top of scale. And given how vague the question is the information you get here will be useless for anything but reinforcing whatever you already thought.
These surveys are trash. There are numbers if you really want to report on this, but this is just people telling the paper what they've gleaned by reading the paper.
1. Total value would probably end up being more, but the values of existing stocks would drop due to the increased supply

2. Rent would certainly drop
lol, I see this the other way around;

Cheers to consumer choice!
This is great, I love the native jsonpath support.
The fundamental problem of advertising is that they are selling other things than we need.
I got a sample with a tea order recently, and thought 'duck shit' was an amusing name for a tea. didn't really imagine that it was a civet situation. was a pretty generic oolong.
I don't think you could infer any meaning, that's why I said it wouldn't parse.
> The problem with Blind is that it gathers mostly obsessive people with short attention spans, and those obsessions cause a lot of exaggeration or straight up bullshittery.

I disagree with this sentiment, it might gather "obsessive people with short attention spans", but it doesn't mean their data is wrong. there is no way I can prove it to you, because anything can be faked. But from personal experience can tell you that Staff engineers easily make 400k+
Did Google ever unfairly dominate competition? Did Google ever use their power tyrannically? Did Google ever release a product or design that caused untold social damage? Does Google deserve stellar treatment because they treat us stellar? Even if you view their ads or buy their product, is the product still not free of exploiting you? Why is it not the correct moralism that we have a right and a duty to take everything from them until they are no more?
That is the opposite of any reason. That is a specific reason.
I suppose you can exclude metabolically unhealthy people from the span of my advice. To be fair, the diabetes was probably caused by not following my advice in the first place too.
I use Nix to manage my machine learning development environment: https://github.com/nixvital/ml-pkgs

Sure after the building the binary is HUGE. But I only have to build it once and cache it so that all my workstations and training servers can use it.
I'm not an expert or especially well versed, but I feel like I've seen things from midjourney that could pass for semi-professional art, the kind that might be sold at a small time park exhibition on a sunny afternoon.

And with somebody super focused on figuring out the right prompts, maybe tweaking the images slightly, I think it could be workable in a game for sprites, textures, backgrounds.
Total comp about 260k USD, 10+ years, UK based. Contracted for 40 hours but probably more like 25-30. Hybrid 2 days in office, 3 remote.
Inflation gauge tracked by Federal Reserve falls to its lowest point in 2 years
Pocket has been owned by Mozilla since 2017; why didn’t you end your subscription then?
recently saw a demo app built on top of GPT3. Used a rest API for prompts. The backend was hooked to a corpus of PDFs and a SQL Database with financial data.

What changed was the queries were English/natural language. The query language has changed. That's the R in CRUD. I wonder if the C, U, and D will also change.

While this is one of many types of AI, it means commands will be in natural English. This might be a big deal for UI builders because how we ask questions has changed to NL.
How do you pay to win in a sealed draft?
They can track every step.
15 years, £180k, work about 2 hours per day (if that), remote. Will probably take a second job once my RSI heals. Hoping to make £320k+ at that point.

I keep telling this company I have nothing to do and they keep wasting my time. It's one mismanaged project after another where the organisation gets in the way of me doing work with endless meetings, etc.

Have you thought of getting a second job if your current one is so chill?
"those with a fragile grasp on reality"

If anything, the most at risk are those that have a greater understanding of reality and the superficiality of it all. You can't go through a door if you don't know its there. So in that sense, if you haven't explored the existential depths of your own consciousness, you're much less likely to get lost.

I've spent entirely too much time in my head, and I've put a lot of systems in place to help me reconnect, but I certainly know better than to test those systems too thoroughly.
> Smith elaborated in a sworn statement that she “received a request through the ‘contact’ webpage on my website from a person named, ‘Stewart,’ reference number 9741406, to create graphic designs for invitations and other materials for a same-sex wedding (‘same-sex wedding request’).”

So is she going to be prosecuted for perjury?
same. i also did this with twitter when elon took over. i haven’t been tempted at all to log in to either despite spending probably the majority of my time online between the two for years. and it’s weirdly fine.