skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: New York

Remote: Yes/ Hybrid/ On-Site (no preference - I'm flexible)

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Product Manager w/ experience in AI, Hardware, Core User Experience (mobile/ web), Monetization, Growth

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/14_Y1sBkvRBUzH9JL48ALPg-Lhi-...

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-sandare

Website (Caper Counter): https://www.caper.ai/counter

Email: sandare.mike@gmail.com

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Hello I'm Mike,

A Product Manager with 3 YOE building incredible products at YC companies (Caper and Instacart)!

I am an experienced and ambitious Product Manager with a strong track record of driving impact and delivering successful products. My expertise lies in payment systems AI products, where I have led impactful B2B and B2C product development, including Machine Learning (ML) SaaS platforms, Computer Vision hardware, growth & core user experience, monetization and payment systems.

Joining Caper just after their Series A, I lead the 0 to 1 development of the Caper Counter product line. I had the opportunity to guide a significant portion of Caper's product portfolio through successful Series B fundraising and $350MM acquisition by Instacart. During my tenure at Instacart, I played a pivotal role as a Product Manager in the development of the Caper Counter AI self-checkout system. I tripled its Gross-Transactional Value (GTV) to $3 million within a year by introducing AI enhancements and optimizing the user experience. Additionally, I led strategic initiatives, spearheaded the development of a SaaS retailer tooling system and loss prevention machine learning algorithm.

What sets me apart is my ambition, dedication, and adaptability across various product domains. From software to hardware, payment systems to computer vision, I have a proven ability to lead the full lifecycle of products and drive meaningful impact. I am excited to bring my expertise and contribute to the development of innovative solutions that will shape the future of your company.

I'm looking new PM/ Sr. PM roles to build incredible products alongside stellar teams! Let's connect :)
User interfaces shouldn't load a GPU very much even at that resolution.

8K in a game will use tremendous amounts of power, but it's not pointless. It's like having antialiasing turned on. And high frame rates are important for motion because normal rendering only gives you a single point in time.
Social media needs to be destroyed, not enhanced, empowered or encouraged. Don't give Meta PMs ideas.

Ceci est un post de protestation.
I know the NES has many cycle-accurate emulators[0].

[0] - https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Nintendo_Entert...
To get around it, actually grab the scrollbar with your mouse until you see new content. Scrolling will work again work a while then.
I share your sentiment. I use Twitter for business and Instagram (before I deleted it) for friends. I follow very different accounts on each. I'm not going to mix business and pleasure so to speak, especially with Meta's poor privacy reputation.

And for people who have strong negative opinions on Musk, most of them hate Zuckerberg too. For them, Threads might have a better chance if it was a non-Meta product.
Sorry but I am skeptical. Unless you’ve managed to reverse engineer “almost any IP camera”, I’ll believe this when I see it.
> Not only cost, but why is accelerating quickly or reaching 200mph important?

For all of human history, we have chased speed. Finding the fastest at running, finding the quickest horse, designing the fastest trains, buying the fastest cars.

We do it because it's a lot of fun.
This would not be Meta killing Twitter, as much as Twitter doing a seppuku and Meta walking over Twitter's corprse.
I'm trying to avoid either solution
The current SCOTUS says admissions is a zero-sum game. If legacy or ALDC 'quotas' somehow results in racial discrimination indirectly, yes, there is a case. We will know it through the discovery, as these schools don’t reveal these details unless courts force them to share.
I worked on the F22 program, the same things that have prevented Russian air superiority in Ukraine can prevent American air superiority. F22's and F35's are not immune to attacks from lots of cheap IR missiles. Russia has also not yet brought most of its air force to the Ukraine fight. Secrecy is very much a stated reason for not giving Ukraine some weapons, the US doesn't even give some secret weapons to its EU allies. That is why it has export versions of weapon systems. Russia is perfectly capable of reverse engineering anything they capture in Ukraine.
Yeah, this whole thing reads to me like a bug in nginx. There is no obvious reason users would need that functionality.
I own 60hz, 90hz and 120hz displays and honestly can't find the difference between them. Everyone loves higher refresh rates but I can't feel ANY difference between them and they all feel the same. But I can see the difference when a game is at 60fps and 120fps on all of them. Not sure why
Can you elaborate on the kvm/switching feature? My current monitor is awful for that, I really just want a dedicated "cycle input" button. Or ideally, an N-position slider switch, but I can't imagine anyone would ever build such a thing.
Whoever owned this domain before April 7 got a nice windfall. According to Wayback Machine, it has just been squatted since 1997, when it was first registered.
Because this is Hacker News, not corporate blub news. JFC
I was curious and dug through whois:

Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.godaddy.com Registrar URL: https://www.godaddy.com Updated Date: 2023-04-07T13:53:29Z Creation Date: 1997-05-27T23:00:00Z

Did they buy it from a squatter? Somebody with historical whois wanna take a look?
I would assume most people that are doing self-hosted are securing it behind a VPN like Wireguard instead of opening it to the whole web. (at least I hope so)
> The same footage can be viewed on another monitor and the tearing issue is not present.

This is what I was hoping someone would chime in about. I have never looked into whether it would be handled differently, but I would not trade a higher resolution display regardless. Maybe it could potentially influence where I cut in certain rare situations, but sounds unlikely.
Pyqt is faster to write and can be paired with other Python libraries for rapid development
Reminds me of the Koo app but this just seems like a '@' to me
I usually don't argue with people who are this out of touch, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.

Let's do some math. In both cases we're buying the same home for keeps, so we can ignore the value of the final asset (would be the same in, say, 2100 A.D. in both cases):

Amazon stock 13x'd from 2012 to 2023. Say you had $50k vested by year 1 (close to what you'd have in 2013 as new grad). That money would be $650k in 2023. If you invested that into a house just around then, say in a $300k home, your interest rate would be ~3.7%. That means you would be paying $415,040 over the next 30 years, including your down payment.

Now let's say you were...you...and decided to wait till today. That same home is now worth $1.3 million in 2023. Your mortgage rate is 6.5%. You have your $650k in stock, so you put 20% down ($260k). Your mortgage is $1.04M. Over the next 30 years, you will be paying...a whopping $2,341,800. But hey, congrats on your "extra" $390k in stocks. By the way, you paid (if we are VERY conservative) ~$250k in rent while living in an equivalent property in those ten years.
It's not as bad as the internet may lead you to believe. I'm a white man visiting in laws in Nanjing right now. People have been pleasant, the food is a delight, the subway trains arrive every 4 mins and cover the city. The two biggest risks are pickpockets (hence the trend of men with zippered messenger bags on their chest) and less tourist friendly shopowners getting frustrated if they can't communicate prices to you.
I think this may be more akin to what you original comment meant: https://blog.klipse.tech/dop/2022/06/22/principles-of-dop.ht...

I got confused by the terms (Data Oriented Design and Data Oriented Programming) and watched Mike Acton's talk by mistake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rX0ItVEVjHc (and what a lucky mistake)
María Lorena RAMírez
I bet this is Facebook just from the color scheme. The orange purple thing is instagrams color scheme
Construction Time Again: The quality crisis in American building
I definitely can't afford an 8k monitor, but this is also the reason I'd want one for gaming. Realistically, you'll probably never run it at 4320p, but depending on how demanding the game is, you can choose between 2160p, 1440p or 1080p without weird scaling. With a 4k monitor your only option is to go all the way down to 1080p.

Manufacturers can also justify making pretty big screens with that many pixels. Samsung's 8k TVs are 80-something inches. Since it's that big, you can sit further back, making up for any loss in pixel density, and still have a huge picture.
Just a black screen?
With Firefox "Enhanced Tracking Protection" turned on, the requests to fbcdn.net domains are blocked and I just get a blank page. With it turned off, it's just an abstract splash image with a 2-day countdown and a QR code that opens links to the mobile app stores.

Presumably at some point the trackers list Firefox uses will be updated to mark Threads as a Facebook property and allow those [fbcdn.net] resources to be loaded [there].

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I think there's a lot of possible explanations which may be true to different degrees and for different people.

One possibility is that it becomes more challenging to integrate information the more you know, and the more that you are aware of your limitations.

The child might read something and pick up the general idea of what things are from the context. An adult might realize that the context definition is incomplete.

A child might read an instruction that says to use a box wrench to tighten the bolt and pick up from contacts that that's just the tool that you use.

An adult night Wonder what kind of box wrench, metric or imperial ratcheting or not. What about other times where I use the socket for this type of work, is that better
Imagine how down on Facebook making a Twitter clone everyone would be if it weren't for Mr. E.R. Musk.
> If you want people to pay then be paid software.

It seems like source available type licenses (e.g., Kyle Mitchell's Big Time license: https://bigtimelicense.com/ ) are a reasonable middle ground for being paid software without giving up many of the benefits of open source.

I'm hoping there's a notable uptick in adoption of licenses like these.
Hilariously enough netizens in China are saying that Chinese tourists that were attacked during the Paris riots deserved it for leaving China and should be forced to live in Paris. Nationalism is a disease.
It used to be like that until some months ago.
Threads.net https://www.threads.net/
Cashing in on hype is short sighted and selfish.
I'd suggest you read this article in Foreign Affairs:

https://www.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/how-america-bro...
https://archive.md/T6viH
The blue bird is going to die soon with Musk at the helm. He only seems to make decisions in the dumbest and most haphazard ways possible.

That's not to say that something else will kill it. It's more likely that for most folks, they'll just stop or shift to something different that's not like Twitter (e.g., Instagram).
> An instance of copyright infringement depends entirely on jurisdiction, because copyright is nowhere near any sort of natural law.

This is false for the many countries that have signed on to various binding international IP treaties, such as the various WIPO treaties which the US has also ratified. You should read up on it.

A copyright issue involving an online service such as Youtube in one WIPO ratifying country would near-automatically translate into an issue across many jurisdictions.

China also has ratified the 1999 convention as of last summer, so the area of the Earth where someone can ignore these treaties is shrinking rapidly.
how is a static site served from S3 considered in these parts of the interweb? i've never done this, but see it as an option, yet i never really hear others using it either.
It's a good way to follow Ukrainian news, for example (#ukraine, #ukrainewar). It definitely has its place.
Mastodon communities are already coordinating trying to fully defederate threads. This is definitely going to be interesting to watch as a big whale jumps into the fediverse with the intent to profit
what webserver did you not just describe?
>Facebook Messnger was a service named Beluga

Facebook Messenger existed prior to the acquisition. Beluga was a mobile only product that was essentially an acquihire of the 3 member team to work on the existing Messenger mobile platform.

>Facebook was all-in on Messenger as a platform. The project is gone as well.

Facebook Messenger platform is still very much alive and well in both the games and the support / chat bot / reservations space.
It's a reference to geohot's jailbreaking tools, (purple|black|lime)ra1n. As far as I can tell, that's all it is - a reference.
I was in my young 20s when Last Action Hero came out. It was well marketed and they hooked up with some fast food chain. ai think you could get Last Action Hero glasses at the chain. It was a huge flop. I never did see it. I’ll have to watch it now.
How would you feel about a trip to India? Speaking as someone who has been to both India and China, China has a stronger rule of law and feels safer than India. (For context: I am saying this as a white American male)
Could you elaborate on 3?
It's easy to envision how AI can be used by $powerful to improve its control of $powerless, even before AGI, but how an AI would grab power from $powerful and then behave even worse is harder to imagine.
Does it support DDC over i2c? I want at least sleep mode, input, and brightness control.
Yeah, after that phrase confusing me for years, I concluded that it really means a good craftsman won't even have bad (ie blame worthy) tools to begin with.
No, but the quantum groups are making progress towards essentially making 1 logical qubit -- a common scheme uses a square grid of physical qubits, say with size 7x7, 8x8, 9x9, etc.. as a single logical qubit. This may seem like a moving target, but it is not. There is a specific, concrete error rate on the physical qubits, below which it is known that the logical qubits on increasingly large grids get _exponentially_ more accurate. Once the engineering achieves that noise level, logical qubits in the form of NxN grids where N~10-20 will ~eventually~ follow. I won't venture to predict how long, as building and controlling these grids of qubits while keeping the error rate low isn't easy. Could be years or decades.
> there's that one coworker who knows a bit more about Git than everyone else, who helps get us back on track whenever our local repos end up in a strange state

every single article about git comments on this "feature" of git...isnt it time we all removed the aura of geniousness to git and bloody moved on to something better?, (like svn for instance)
Pilot.

Lots and lots of assembly languages: 8080, Z80, 6502, 2650, 6800, 68000, 8086, and those are just the ones I can remember off the top of my head.

Pascal is becoming obscure, then there's its offshoot Oberon.

And it's been a very long time since I heard anything about ADA
The missing factor here is how pixel density affects yields. How does that scale for a same-size screen at 1080, 4k, 8k?

And smaller defects are better when you do sell off the imperfect panels.
> Ambition is still an admirable trait to have because, among other things, it demonstrates that you have curiosity and a love for life.

Thanks for a very beautiful response in general. I particularly liked this formulation. Ambition is not the (proper) end; curiosity and a love for life are ends in and of themselves. My personal experience -- I wonder if others feel the same -- is that working on a "big problem" or "something" great is far too abstract a motivation.
Bluesky is where ppl bash twitter and no other comments
I think you can be highly engaged, and learning strongly and rapidly, without experiencing 'effort' whatsoever. The flow state I'm describing can be playful, productive, or both - and I don't know if it's ever really pointless.

... I also think that this is usually a difficult experience to guide people into, especially in a classroom. In many ways, the classroom seems almost designed to prevent this state:

* You're surrounded by people, often noisy

* You do not often get to choose your subject matter

* If you zone out (ie, zone in), and do something weird (sit funny, pick your nose, rock back and forth, doodle, whatever) then students and even the teacher will break your flow. This means you need to be watching yourself, which is antithetical to flow.

* Regular interruptions, lack of physical activity, disconnection from nature, etc, etc.

* As the author very rightly points out, the lack of movement in most 'learning' situations is more harmful than most realize.

This leads to people associating learning with work, with effort, with strife. People decide they don't like math, or music, or art, or reading, because their school experiences are so, so bad.

It's kind of grotesque.
You seem to be focusing on specific problems with C/C++. I don't really care about that, all I'm saying is that prefixing names are equivalent to placing them within a namespace, in practice, and theoretically come to think of it. You can easily define a bijection between namespaced symbols and prefixed symbols. Requiring the full prefixes are simply a tad more verbose, essentially equivalent to using a fully qualified name for symbol.
It could be a me issue. Or Crypto could be down?
I suspect OP that your respnding to thinks something like … Hofstadter is not known to have made himself uber-rich therefore he’s not worth taking advice from or something along those lines
Its not a resolution issue, its DPI and viewing distance.
I read text on a monitor all day, 4k in a 24inch frame at desk chair distance is the minimum for me
I invite you, in particular, to make a careful study of Article 23.
I appreciate this, thank you for sharing. I spend so much time at work being logical and "fixing/troubleshooting" people's wrong thinking, that I often forget to flip the mode.

On the memory care, I agree I think it would be best, but I come from an Asian culture where this will be viewed as a great transgression of how a child should take care of his/her parents -- so not an option I'm exploring at the moment. (I don't care about what other people think, but I do care about what my mother thinks, I don't want her to think I'm abandoning her, even if it's for her own good actually.)
This architecture completely ruins your write performance. Theres a reason double databases, one OLTP and one OLAP, is the norm.
That sounds really cool, you were basically (my translation) auto-creating sub-reddits based on the media people were consuming at the time?

Sweet project.
This article (https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/meet-the-money-beh...) from a decade ago already set that the money put into this, back then, was in the order of billions per year, between 2003 and 2010. It should had continued till this day, probably with more funding. And were not just utilities playing that game.
How much are people expecting to see for a site that hasn't launched?
My point is that Mastodon admins may not be allowed to defederate or block Meta, any more than Meta is allowed to not connect to them.
You can’t tip over a vending machine by yourself with one push

Ya gotta rock it
The tech markets aren’t really that great anymore. Almost everything, as in the west, has moved online. You are about 10-15 years short of their heyday.

Your chance of being used as a pawn is slim. Even less if you aren’t of Chinese ancestry, just don’t take any pictures of navy boats while you are there. Even if they are really just out in the open for everyone to see, the PLAN is really paranoid about that.

Also, none of the services you used to plan your trip online will work in China. Had a friend come to Beijing and absolutely had a BSD when they found their plans they made in google docs were inaccessible.
OK so anyone disagreeing via their clicks on the down button, please provide a rebuttal. Have yet to see one.
If you can't tell the difference between > 60hz and 60hz, you may want to get your vision checked. I'd say once you get to 75-80hz the returns start to diminish, and by 120 things are hard to notice, but 60hz and 120hz differences are definitely noticeable.
Poor threads.com missing on their 2M exit /s
Why use top when you can use htop? It breaks down CPU usage into various parts like IO wait and vm guest time... they even integrated functionality from iotop so you eventually won't need that program either.
A Programmer's Guide to live longer:

1st step: Your AI Sidekick! : https://github.com/geekan/MetaGPT
2nd step: Longevity Strategy: https://github.com/geekan/HowToLiveLonger
I think you misread my post!

That said, the Twitter-owning VCs are trying to become political kingmakers by promoting scammer presidential candidates who are all antivaxxers and going to lose.
Try with a Webkit browser.
they could, but i kinda like the wildness of it. not knowing if you're going to get a completely useless clue (or one that totally gives away the answer) is part of the charm,.
The Beta has been crap from the time it appeared years ago, but it is consolidation of codebase it seems which I understand. Thing is it kills key features power-users have relied on for years and years (many of whom were drivers of value to the platform) so it really sucks that this is where it ends up. It's just a bummer.

And definitely not worth paying for a lameo bluecheck for.
A few ways. The compiler could enforce commutativity, associativity and other properties of those operators.

Another possible route is to require that all types contained within the exported types are also numerical, or have some specific set of operators defined.
That’s the key thing for you, but reels are super popular, so I would expect cross promotion.
All missing Mac Control Center features in one place
For those not in the loop: Meta to launch Twitter-like Application Threads on Thursday.

"Threads, Instagram's text-based conversation app, is expected to be released on Thursday and will allow users to follow the accounts they follow on the photo-sharing platform and keep the same username, a listing on Apple's App Store showed."

https://money.usnews.com/investing/news/articles/2023-07-03/...
They're not reasonable at all. They deceive users and leach off of the good name of open source while preventing any actual open source projects from incorporating any of their code. I'm hoping there's a notable drop in adoption of licenses like them.
How does one get in touch with you? I don’t see any email on your profile :)
Not to be confused with the 1984 film, Threads.

A film about life before, during and after a fictional nuclear attack.
except seppuku is considered an honorable death.
It’s simple. The boxes seem too nice to throw away. It’s like when someone uses really nice wrapping paper. You unwrap it carefully to preserve it.
AMD Bulldozer did something like this. Ultraspac T1 had a shared FPU too. There is are a savings there, but neither of these solutions ended up being practically fast. The amount of die space spent on an ALU is relatively low compared to the rest of the CPU, hence why they shared FPUs instread.

We might see it again now that the server world is having an ARM CPU renaissance. But I doubt AMD or Intel will make anything that exotic.