skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> education systems are somewhat bad proxies for the type of work you want to do

Is that because that doing the actual relevant work is the way to find out? If so, maybe making the app more like a game where it tries to simulate things like that

> higher level features

Yeah, thats kind of along the lines I was thinking. Not specific roles but types of thought process, and now that you mention it, types of impact

The whole idea is about uncovering what unique gems a teenager (or adult even) has, rather conforming them to a predetermined framework
My friend summed it up perfectly - “not exactly what you would call recreational is it?”. At some dose psychedelics reveal a huge amount of why we are the way we are to ourselves and give us more powers to change our reality than we had before. But with great power… people who see reality as very fixed or particularly have very black and white moral codes probably shouldn’t try them.
You got it wrong. There is a process called H1B Transfer. Employers file for transfer to their company once they make an offer.

https://visaguide.world/us-visa/nonimmigrant/employment/h1b/...
Also useful in caching mechanisms.
Yeah, it was mostly a sham.
Yeah, the judge's gut-feel decision that using tetrominoes is not part of the functional rules of the game seemed absurd to me. But hey, when you are the judge you can more or less decide however you want, and the only one who can say otherwise is the next appellate court.

Disclaimer: I made the "art" for Xio's game (i.e. I picked the colors and drew all the tiles and menu buttons etc. on my laptop in photoshop) as a favor to my friends, so am not an unbiased reporter. As a reward I got to sit through a long deposition. :-)
Could you have the form make an issue in an issue tracker? Those have built in support for printing and if needed more information could be requested and added?
> That is not what anyone agreed to. You can read the "The US-Russia-Ukraine Trilateral Statement and Annex" of 1994 yourself:

That is absolutely what was agreed to, you can read the Budapest memorandum right here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budapest_Memorandum

Specifically the US, UK and Russia agreed to.

> 1. Respect the signatory's independence and sovereignty in the existing borders.[7]

> 2. Refrain from the threat or the use of force against the signatory.

> 3. Refrain from economic coercion designed to subordinate to their own interest the exercise by the signatory of the rights inherent in its sovereignty and thus to secure advantages of any kind.

> 4. Seek immediate Security Council action to provide assistance to the signatory if they "should become a victim of an act of aggression or an object of a threat of aggression in which nuclear weapons are used".

> 5. Refrain from the use of nuclear arms against the signatory.

> 6. Consult with one another if questions arise regarding those commitments.[8][9]

In this. case the "signatory" is Ukraine.
By doing their jobs.
Consider a situation where I want to invite someone to visit me on my property, but some government also claims jurisdiction over my property and decides that person is not allowed to visit my property. Whose property is it again?
Why fast?

In our experience, the cost of boundary-crossing between wasm and js make it slower than js implementation for everything dom-related.
It's simpler than this. You made them look stupid, so they want to get rid of you. Blaming you for the current mess is a start.
Are the very least they have terrible judgment considering they still work at Twitter (excluding people dealing with visa issues)
Why do you take people criticizing Elon Musk so personally?
This is just an h1b transfer. No lottery needed. Not as easy as having a green card, but still an order of magnitude easier than doing the h1b lottery. https://www.upcounsel.com/h1b-visa-transfer#:~:text=Yes%2C%2....
2-4 star reviews is what I usually look for. 1 and 5 star reviews are typically fake or made by someone not properly evaluating all aspects of product and instead reacting to a bad/good experience.
It's not inconvenient -- it's great. I would never run a pre-commit hook someone else wrote. I'm not a child, I don't need my hand held. If I want to create a commit object, create one.

I don't understand folks who want their tools to fight them.
"Let the world's peasants make the equiment abroad"
I used that The Office reference a few days ago.

The BBC period costume drama image of posh characters referencing the classics makes that look more respectable, but I'm not sure how different was that in practice to the modern day, say, barrage of obvious reaction "meme" images to a Tweet.

As the poet said, "Hasta la vista, baby."
What right do you have to decide what I look at? I reject your desire to control the content intake of others. Choose what you want to view, and leave other people alone.
I'd like to see

*this is bold*
/this is italics/
_this is underlined_

Beyond simple conventions like this, I'd just as soon drop into HTML as deal with some other markup that ends up being just as complex. We don't need to allow permutations and combinations such as bold and italics, double-weight bold, etc. these never occur in normal prose typesetting and if you need it just use HTML for those rare cases.
Was going to say this!
In IPA, slashes are used for abstract phonemic notation ( pronunciation guides). Converting that to <em> would be annoying for certain communities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabe...
Electric VTOL gets clearance for flight tests in the US
No. I'm a raindrop in an ocean. But given how terrible my overall experience with them has been, and the issues brought up in Walter's original post, I'm surprised that my not-shopping there has been more of a personal thing and less of a trend.
I would probably just sit down and figure it out, this has never happened to me but from time to time I have to think for a minute or two what something I wrote a long time ago does.

If it needs rewriting, I'll rewrite it.
Why should a victim of hate speech spread the hate being spewed at them?
I liked these two snippets at the end.

"Many more people could try to do great work than do. What holds them back is a combination of modesty and fear. "

"Do you want to do great work, or not? Now you have to decide consciously. "
Until your spouse turns around and whacks you with the legal system. I’m one of those who won’t marry because the law is just asinine and I prefer not to have my life completely destroyed. I saw what happened between my parents.
The sourcing on that story is a single unnamed person whereas both companies refused to comment. Seems like there could be more to the story than "Twitter started paying again and everything's fine."
Out of curiosity, is there a list of those things that can not ot could not be licensed thusly and why?
You also can't put illegal stuff into a contract to make it legal.

Also, I didn't sign anything.
Your theory was unclear. Don't get cranky when people do their best to interpret your lack of clarity.

I did not say my job is dealing with abusive comments. If it were, your theory would still make no sense; being a professional judge of content makes you better at evaluating content, not worse. Some jokes are considered bad comments here, many aren't. Which is irrelevant, because the comment you're grumping about was not a joke.

And I will note that you carefully dodged the heart of my point, which is that you are confusing your personal preferences with objective standards. And although you've quibbled in the neighborhood of the point quite a bit, you haven't addressed the ridiculous notion that these "are some of the worst kind of comments".

If you'd like to complain about bad HN comments, I'd say being querulous is not great, and then carefully avoiding dealing with substantive criticism is well worse.
Most people don't write file paths. Only a concern for programmers, who should be fine escaping them by whatever mechanism.
Commercial speech has very weak protections compared to political speech. And fraud is never protected.
They looked at China's Great Firewall and thought "great idea!" It's just now coming to fruition.
> IMO, the war crimes thing, unless very egregious, is not a very good argument. Because if there is a war, there will be war crimes, and wartime-legal actions that are as bad as war crimes, too. Basically, you start a war, you awaken the monster, and everything that happens is your responsibility. A "small" amount of war crimes is par for the course. The US did it, too!

I don't know I think the scales of rape and torture of civilians by Russia in Ukraine is pretty egregious.
@dang Please consider changing the URL from this WaPo article to the original source:

https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2023/06/...

"Federal Trade Commission Announces Proposed Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Testimonials"
I was explicitly told to read up on several topics from Erowid by my psychiatrist upon starting an antidepressant. Her comment was: "I can't tell you what you'll experience, but if you're willing, here's some resources". I read the comments, including quite a bit of medical research that I would have been otherwise unaware of, and was prepared for some of the weirder effects that can come with it (the drug itself is a dopamine receptor augmenter).

The fact of the matter is that a lot of researchers depend on the folk knowledge that is stuffed into Erowid for their own research because it's one of the higest quality sources of information on the actual effects of various substances that people have been putting into their bodies. Much of the research on these substances cannot be funded easily (federal law in the US bans the use of federal funds to research LSD, marijuana, etc due to their classification by the DEA of "intractably bad for society, useless for medicine, and not worthy of academic study.") This means that researchers have to turn to these contemporaneous accounts.

Nobody calls Erowid "medical advice." It's the tripper's notebook, shared and amalgamated by many a substance user. It's the closest thing we have to a Merck Manual for things that alter your mind.
Around-the-clock bombing, missile and artillery strikes, and deep insertion of covert assets are not US/NATO doctrine? Did I watch a different invasion of Iraq than you?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2003_invasion_of_Iraq#Invasion

Edit: If you're objecting to HALO insertion as a measure against AA then fine but even describe as a way around AA:

"The technique is used to airdrop supplies, equipment, or personnel at high altitudes, where aircraft can fly above surface-to-air missile (SAM) engagement levels through enemy skies without posing a threat to the transport or load. In the event that anti-aircraft cannons are active near the drop zone, the HALO technique also minimizes the parachutist's exposure to flak...

... The combination of high downward speed, minimal forward airspeed, and the use of only small amounts of metal helps to defeat radar and reduces the amount of time a parachute might be visible to ground observers, enabling a stealthy insertion."

Edit: I don't understand why you're fixated on one or two options being insufficient for certain scenarios out of a redundant number of options at the U.S. disposal but whatever.

Like HALO is the only way to insert a team? You're clearly not clueless about a variety of tactics so I'm confused why you're not extending that here.
Indeed it does, thanks for posting this.
It's really not, and for quite a lot of people.

This might be kind of true for a software engineer, but not for most people. Especially since if you quit or get fired, and can't find another job, you have no health insurance.
Can you do nest cam?
I'm not sure "government agency buys expensive thing" is proof of actual need of said expensive thing. And even if it were, it's not clear to me that the need applies in this case.
That’s not what he/she said.
this might get downvoted but honest truth,

if you're living paycheck to paycheck, get yourself out of that situation first. I know its harsh but you have no business contributing to a relationship till you're able to take care of yourself beyond the bare minimum. Not only that but you can take the most risks to change your status quo when you're single. you don't have anyone dependent on you and no one who's time you accountable to.

Basically if you're single and living paycheck to paycheck, suck it up, educate yourself and work on moving up in life before I try to bring someone into your life. Way too many people are stuck in life because they try to furnish a livingroom when they don't even have a foundation.
Yeah, the original source has a better title: "Federal Trade Commission Announces Proposed Rule Banning Fake Reviews and Testimonials"
> Not Twitter, the racist bullshit artist who bought it.

Can you explain why a racist would give internet access (Starlink) to 50 schools in Rwanda? https://twitter.com/Starlink/status/1671930585475055618
A Look at Bluesky
> The team found key evidence for quadrupole correlation signatures compatible with the prediction of nanohertz gravitational waves at a 4.6-sigma statistical confidence level (with a false alarm probability of two in a million).

99.379-99.9767% confidence, not bad.
Actually going through this right now. Unless you had a huge family you must have had a STELLAR health plan.

I have a pretty good PPO & it cost $2400 for the 3 of us.
Self ddos is more fuzzy because there is no intent. If I wget all pages from a site's site map is that a dos? If it was architecture to handle that kind If load the site would be unaffected and if wasn't it could potentially cause availability problems. If after starting my download script I noticed the server couldn't handle my requests then I would recognize I am dosing them.
Technique turns maps of lost neighborhoods into possible VR landscapes
Hey privacy is really important oh by the way subscribe to us, k?
Is the latex code on github? The margins are a bit off.
Ok, but what if you installed a series of poles and mounted a wire atop, encircling the field in which these soybeans grew?
If every AI company pointed their scrapers to archive.org, that site would go down immediately as well.

This is just kicking the can down the road.

We have a major structural problem now. We want data to be free and machine readable, but no startup (and even a giant like Twitter) can afford the server cost to withstand all those machines.
Also known as rank/select dictionaries: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Succinct_data_structure#Succin...
You are confusing a few concepts:

- Copyright: "I" created $thing. I have the right to distribute copies of that exact thing. I may grant others the right to distribute $thing I've made.

- Patent: I have written down $process. No one else before me wrote down this process (that the patent office has record of.) This process makes a thing. No one else has the right to use that process unless I agree to it for about 20 years in the US.

And for good measure:

- Trademark: I sell $thing under $brand. No one else has the right to sell similar $things with a $brand that sounds like mine.

Does this help to clarify?
So they have had LLMs with small contexts like one or two words or a dozen letters for a long time, ever since like Laplace or Shannon or Markov. They were called Markov chains. No one really guessed this (although it was known to be theoretically possible in the sense of ai-completeness), but it turns out that longer ones turn out to even in practice unlock so many cognitive capabilities bordering on superhuman. If this is the main difference between the Markov chains that they have been using for autocomplete for decades versus the ones that will beat you at the GREs or the bar exams or every AP test, then it is natural they are curious what happens when they make the context even longer.
How could you possibly expect the mest technologocally advanced retsiler on earth, that has invesntwd cloud services and sells machine learning, to match the benchmark set for grandpa's old store, to be aware of what is it theybare selling?
It's a new ROM hack.
I’ll likely end up pay tbh. Usually more militant about getting aggressively pushed but in this case - I can see how serving vid isn’t cheap and the value is real so fine whatever
I've deleted my Reddit account last week, after 13 years. So far, surprisingly, I don't miss it at all.
I could spend time looking for a Facebook ad showing this behavior but instead I’m going to scream at you to stop being so dense and do it yourself.
> > Culture is much harder to "teach". For me testing for culture fit has become much more important than tech acumen, particularly at more senior levels. You need to have a sense of at least whether the candidate aligns with the company culture, and is willing to fit.

> On the other hand if you never hire anyone with different ideas then you'll inevitably create a monoculture that had difficulty seeing its own weaknesses and making improvements.

This is a balancing act for which there isn't a hard and fast rule, because organizations need a culture, but not all cultural values are good.

A group might want to bend on someone who is weaker on their Documentation And Testing value, but not bend on someone who is weaker on their Honesty value; but maybe they won't bend on Documentation And Testing because they view it as essential and don't want to risk that the FNG won't internalize it.

"But that isn't the cultures I object to," I've heard critics say. Of course not. But sometimes those are the cultural values that folks are trying to conserve. That's why there's no hard and fast rule.

Sometimes the cultural values are dishonesty or bigotry or cronyism, or simply an aversion to being called "bro". But often they're honesty and open-mindedness and fairness. We should not toss out the baby with the bathwater.
The article reads very much like a list of problems important to an implementation author rather than a user. Except maybe the nested list thing, which does sound somewhat annoying. But also rare.
Yes, because political speech is protected more strongly than commercial speech.
I don't know, but that's what the pans are called.
As a point of order;

\* more than 3\/4's of people may not feel that way, particularly those discussing snake\_case Vs CamelCase
The point is that for every moment that a high IQ person is observing, they are learning more than a lower IQ person. For the same amount of time invested, a high IQ person is going to have built a more complete picture to work with. It’s not the only factor, but it’s obviously a significant one.
Looked at this last night briefly before going to bed and said I'd check it again today but then got distracted by the whole twitter fiasco.

This looks awesome dude way to go :D

I forgot the link was in this thread (didn't bookmark it). It was a real pain trying to find it via google or startpage (until I remembered what thread I was reading last night) I remembered "sociable" but searches for "sociable social media platform" and even "sociable site:news.ycombinator.com" yielded zilch.

Long story short I'd suggest working on your SEO just a little you're competing with "sociable.co". But design+concept are 10/10 as far as I'm concerned, god speed o7
I did, thanks. In that case, it looks like the scraper prevailed: "The Ninth Circuit's declaration that selectively banning potential competitors from accessing and using data that is publicly available can be considered unfair competition under California law may have large implication for antitrust law."
I’m very happy with my PlayDate. Now that Catalog is out, there are more games than I can possibly play.
Actually, I grew up in a time where we learned how to read and use maps (think Boy Scouts without being in the scouts). It’s a skill like anything else that takes practice. Using GPS nav is not practice. I’ll use the map app to look at the route, pick out familiar references, then uses those as waypoints. “Three blocks past majorStreetName, turn right” type of things.
1E-9 cycles/second <--> 1E9 seconds/cycle

Figure 3.2E7 seconds/year so this translates to ~32 years/cycle
> Believe it or not, I tried to make this essay as short as I could.

Is there some intent in not using headings?
Some of the scraping was because Twitter fucked up the API so bots moved to scraping.

Dumb but obvious consequence
And in markdown you chuck them between backticks to indicate they're verbatim text to be rendered in monospace.
I always think of this as the dirty little secret of Japanese - that it includes so many English words "hidden" in katakana. If you learn katakana and walk around Tokyo you can probably read about 25% of the text ^_^
Do you have an example of this, since the project I work on definitely has its code synced to gitlab..

I believe that would be actuall evidence of gpl non compliance, not this dismisive current interpretation that people have.

I don't think that most people who commented have a subscription.
Here some examples:

> "Affectionately termed the `banana belt' of Canada, this zone boasts the warmest average annual temperatures, the longest frost-free seasons, and the mildest winters in Ontario." -- https://caroliniancanada.ca/legacy/FactSheets_CCUniqueness.h...

> "The city where I live, Toronto, is situated in what Canadians call the banana belt, because of its relatively mild climate." -- https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/columns/gardeners-have-a-sen...

> "The 'banana belt' or Carolinian Canada is a region in Ontario found south of a line which runs approximately from Grand Bend to Toronto." -- http://erintown.blogspot.com/

> "Although this area is also known as the “banana belt” of Canada, you won't find any bananas growing here!" -- http://onnaturemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2002-spring-c...

> "This part of Ontario is often known as the "Banana Belt", because of our moderate climate, in comparison to the rest of Canada." -- https://www.pinterest.es/pin/621919029764992451/

Multiple English dictionaries describe the term as specifically Canadian, e.g. Collins:

> "a region with a warm climate, esp one in Canada" -- https://www.collinsdictionary.com/us/dictionary/english/bana...
On a side note, I must say that Mastadon having a side bar on mobile is a very poor design choice.
See this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36557414
No, first he made it more free and now he is preventing abusive scraping by bots. He is making it better.
Here you go: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36557414
I worked for a guy whose boss was trying to throw him under the bus constantly.
In one scenario after being reminded of something, he said "I don't recall that conversation, you need to put this kind of stuff into email". So in a following scenario where he did send an email, boss man said "I get lots of email, you can't send an email and assume I read it."

This is why I find if you don't already have good relations with management and trust each others judgement, it really doesn't matter.

They will do as they wish, and throw you under the bus as needed.
Worked fine with me. It’s a bit annoying seeing a mastodon user shtting on twitter, there was no self own, the post sounded good because it resonates with Elon haters.
I don't see how that would be any better than what we have now. If employer provided healthcare was removed, that would leave us with a bunch of private healthcare companies. These private companies would drive up the cost even more.

If an affordable or free healthcare option was offered on top of making employer provided healthcare illegal, then I completely am behind your idea.