skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From what I've seen yes. So in practice every go app is a custom & unique framework. Same problem as react. This was also the norm in php until laravel got popular a few years ago.

IMO it's a rough way to make a web page but people keep doing it so it must have some advantages.
Do you know what a manager does? Why do you think you’d enjoy/be good at that type of work?

Or is it more that you don’t want to be a developer?
192.168.0.1

10.10.10.10

172.16.31.5

I've exposed internal IPs!
Facebook is a glorified address book. The things we value the most on there are our connections, which is something we've always managed to do before the internet.

People clutching their pearls on social media need to stop.
Ahhh… lovely serveless cloud SPA crashing in your freaking face with a stack trace.

We’re being so cheated with all this marketing bullshit.

Had you used a decent web framework you’d at least show a proper error page and get sent a notification about the problem.
Instagram Threads passes 10M users in seven hours
Turner Classic Movies Airs a Film with ‘Pirated’ Subtitles
Khatmandu is a pretty hip place. There are good bookshops, good food and good people.

Meet some foreigners and talk with them. It's not all that great in the west! Australia has adequate public transport, as does Canada and much of the USA. Any city in the world has public transport. All the cool people ride bicycles.

Get a job before you leave with a reputable company, and think about not leaving, the grass is not always greener. There are a lot of scams taking advantage of your current mindset. It sounds like you would benefit from a lot more inquiry and a bit less angst. Planning and more info - and online networking are your friends.
Godot is a super impressive piece of kit. I'm waiting for a reason to start a new game project so that I can get to grips with it more firmly, but what they've been able to do with a relative small team puts Unity to shame. (Even more than Unity puts itself to shame)

> This update fixes over 900 issues that users have reported from using Godot 4 or while helping contributors test 4.1 with pre-release builds.

Fixing that many issues while further improving performance and stability is itself worthy of commendation. Well done Godot team!
A refrigerator doesn't cost $1000?! This is out of touch.
Interesting. My flame bait noise has dropped to near zero, but then my engagement also ticked up (more posting). I have a sense that this activity may have moved the needle a bit too.
Were you a team lead or squad lead? That’s a form of management experience. Were you a mentor for junior employees even if not a team lead? That’s another (weaker) form.

If your company has a need for squad/team leads, take one of those spots and try it out. You may very well find that you hate that more than whatever is bugging you now.

(I’m hoping to “retire” from management someday and go back to SWE3 type of coding. Grass is always greener and all that.)

My belief: If you’re burned out on engineering, switching to management probably won’t fix it.
Ignoring the provocative framing of humanity as a “cancer”, earth has had at least five historical extinction level events from environmental changes and life on earth has adapted and changed during that time (and likely will continue to at least until the sun burns out).

We have an interest in not destroying our own environment because it’ll make our own lives more difficult and can have bad outcomes, but it’s not likely an extinction level risk for humans and even less so for all other life. Solutions like “degrowth” aren’t real solutions and cause lots of other problems.

It’s “cool” for the more extreme environmental political faction to have a cynical anti-human view of life (despite being human) because some people misinterpret this as wisdom, but I don’t.

The unaligned AGI e-risk is a different level of threat and could really lead to killing everything in pursuit of some dumb goal.
Yes, I'm not sure most people realize that it was a Catholic priest (and theoretical physicist, mathematician and astronomer), Georges Lemaître, who was the first to propose the Big Bang theory.
Is being a manager better? Is it a raise you want? There may be other ways. I make more than my manager.

I've had great managers and I've worked with great software developers and while it certainly helps to be a great developer to be a great manager, some of the worst managers I've had were also great developers. You may have a different skillset. And I don't know that avoiding humiliation is the best motivation to want to be a manager.

As it stands now, I'm a self-employed contractor and that brings some of the upsides of being a manager. I am running my own small business, after all. Maybe that's worth considering? It's not without downsides, though, especially in a soft job market.

I've also been a developer for 15 years (I'm 40 and graduated late at 25) and feel some of your angst, though I think the traditional approach is to take up woodworking or try to start a brewery :-)
you need to have some hook that's gonna make your tiny project (because all solo projects are tiny until they're not) be different enough from Everybody Else™ that you can start to amass a critical mass of users around it

I've got all kinds of amazing ideas ... but none of them have the hook (or advertising the hook is too slow a process)

By all means, take on the $2 billion Yelp (and all the other products/services in the space ... Facebook, Google, etc) ...but it's not going to be easy
Awesome, thank you! That’s really helpful to know. The context is over here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36613343 but it’s basically 80 rigged characters with a dozen or so anims, along with normal/diffuse/specular maps. The aim is to distribute them as widely as possible into as many engines and programs as I can, but it’s been hard to figure out what people actually use for their art and engine pipelines nowadays. I’ll prioritize gltf.
So how does this square with police not letting people film them?
Reaction: Dutch Govt. Administrative Office announces that Dutch Emergency Office employees will hereafter receive their pay through an erratic and problematic private payment platform, which they will all need to sign up for...
I have always found his games fascinating since I first discovered Cryxels probably in the early 00s. There's something about the beautiful chunky graphics and silent exploration which just draws you in for hours.
>as well as security options like MFA.

Incredible. I had to see it for myself.

https://help.twitter.com/en/managing-your-account/two-factor...

Maybe that's only for text messages, and you can still use totp?
> No motivation for the interview process.

Sounds like a 3 months sabbatical is due?

Cynically speaking: You need to chase the opportunity you want. Also if that requires you to leave your current place. Being motivated to do that is important.

I would probably take 3 months in your situation. Do things you like, exit your comfort zone in non-work related matters.
Unfortunately, the link is currently unavailable, but from the title, it sounds similar to Uses This (https://usesthis.com/), which I find to be an interesting way of learning what tools people are using in different industries.
maybe go work for Yelp on a way to fix their review system to get rid of "fake" or "unreliable" comments?

(fwiw ... 'fake' is easier to detect than 'unreliable' ... but neither is "easy")
Meanwhile in academia, I’ve proposed research into cryptographically-provable voting systems, and received nothing but hostility and discouragement. The same cryptography professors who started their careers in the topic after the 2000 election, have now changed their research interest to ‘combatting disinformation’ about election integrity.
Is This live? Will it update accordingly when new posts are made? Also it would be cool to share the OPML list of all these feeds..
Is the dataset on which it is trained on mentioned anywhere?
We have an evil cabal of enshitification enforcers in the form of the entire advertising and marketing industry. They enforce the group think impressed on society, and will not put any energy into anything not following the current zeitgeist of shitty exploitation and only the legally required (reluctant) fair treatment of their consumer and their employees. Our society voices, both journalism and advertising/marketing, are owned by the Orwellian Capitalists and only what they allow get through... which is a declining human society.
At that point you'd need a machine learning DSL and runtime. Currently, it's all python libraries, so you can do everything python can... Which is everything, essentially.

It's highly unlikely that the market for running these models like an appliance securely in an untrusted context will ever manifest. It's just too much of a niche, as it would also reduce their extensibility/usability significantly
I blog on https://andinfinity.eu/ occasionally. Microsaas, saas in general, build in public, building startups, planned posts are a lot on go, hexagonal architecture, ddd etc. And also weird things from the internet, love that!
I can't wrap my head around socks as "merch." How madly visible.

And an Evernote branded physical note has to be some kind of ironical statement. I'd hang on to that as a memento.
Something we were pretty worried about, not every kind of vote needs privacy - but there was a story with Eth DAO having people like Vitalik abstain from voting to not affect other voters opinions, happy to see further progress in this area. Can't wait for an openzepplin primitive.
When I studied computer science, I promised myself to never touch PHP again.

But PHP has more to give than just as a birthing ground for teenage programmers.

When I many years later accepted a PHP job as a senior developer, PHP provided a consistent experience of "bad practice everywhere", a fractal of cringe I couldn't ironically reproduce. Working with this for a year taught me a lot about how to deal with critical legacy software beyond repair and being responsible with what you've got.

I think there is no better way to get your hands consistently dirty than with PHP.

Coincidence: I do embedded Rust, and my wife is a buddhist monk. ;-)
It works for me at the first sight (I'm in central Europe).
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https://chamik.eu

Writeups, short essays, random stuff. I also write short reviews of books over at https://knih.chamik.eu (Only in Czech though)
Sure, but I’m talking about behind the scenes stuff that product marketing stuffed into the bloatware.
I was in almost your exact same situation about 8 years ago. What I did was start looking for leadership positions outside of work. I became a CrossFit trainer, president of my HOA, and for a short while started my own business.

A friend of mine offered me an opportunity to lead a small team at a start-up, and I joined even though I made less money. I actually went back to being an IC after a few years because I didn't like managing at that company, but a few years after that, I had the chance to manage a team while the director was on paternity leave and I really enjoyed it. By that time, I'd read enough and had enough experience to get hired as a manager. So I changed jobs to manage a team full time and have enjoyed it since.

Good luck on your quest.
Fixing 900 issues is definitely impressive, but Godot is probably one of repos with the most open issues on GitHub (5000+ at this moment).

Again the number of open issues is not a good indicator of software quality anyway.
> Specifically, things like swipes for navigation and for selecting or deleting notes.

Gestures / swipe-navigation gets me every time too. There’s also a new enhanced editor on iOS but it’s a little clunky so I switched back to the plain textbox one. I still use and love Joplin, but tolerate some rough edges on mobile because it’s truly open source.

Joplin on desktop with the MacOS theme-plugin is great. The markdown editor on an actual Macbook outshines whatever is packaged with Linux, but both are very usable. Several other nice plugins on desktop that I rely on are inline-tags, simple backup, templates and the outline sidebar.

Overall, love Joplin and can’t wait to see more improvements as time goes on.
No, I understand what you're saying, I just think you're wrong. To be a little clearer: you're assuming a single near-omnipotent agent randomly selects an anti-goal and is capable of achieving it. If we instead create 100 near-omnipotent agents odds are that the majority will be smart enough to recognize that they have to cooperate to achieve any goals at all. Even if the majority have selected anti-goals, it's likely that the majority of the anti-goals will be at cross-purposes. You'll also have a paperclip minimizer, for example. Now, the minimizers are a little scary but these are thought experiments and the goals will not be so simple (nor do I think it would be obvious to anyone including the AIs which ones have selected which goals.) The AIs will have to be liars if they select anti-goals, and they will have to not only lie to us but lie to each other, which makes coordination very hard bordering on impossible.

In some ways this is a lot like Bitcoin, in that people think that with enough math and science expertise you can just reason your way out of social problems. And you can, to an extent, but not if you're fighting an organized social adversary that is collectively smarter than you. 7 billion humans is a superintelligence and it's a high bar to be smarter than that.
Godot is really turning good release by release. I'm very happy for Godot and the team. I'm interested in these features from Godot in future. I hope they implement them in Future Releases.

1. FSR2

2. Excellent Wayland Support

3. LLM Integration. It might make NPCs more realistic
Definitely worth chatting with your manager. Sometimes an internal move is all it takes get on a career path you are excited about
Every place on earth already has laws against deception and scams since thousands years ago, this has nothing to do with IP law.
It’s not that we roll all our own stuff it’s just that most of us avoid opinionated frameworks. Example I’d wager most go backends are using gorm or sqlx because rolling your own orm would be insane for most
Funny how computer algorithms reinvented General Relativity, because they happen to operate in a universe ruled by it.
If they haven’t figured that out by now, they never will.
“when the user is fingered” ?
Accurate medium-range global weather forecasting with 3D neural networks
Not a go dev but I have dabbled. I get the impression that the sweet spot for go is not in building standard crud web apps but for specialised network services and tooling. For those reasons big heavy frameworks don’t seem popular.
Population growth in Ontario has greatly exceeded infrastructure. But that is likely not the reason for this plant. The Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, wants to attract business, so plenty of reliable cheap electricity and fresh water are the selling point that is supposed to outweigh the high cost of living and lack of skilled workers.
> Code hooked to a LLM that does durable actions in the real world should probably ask for human confirmation.

Right, and until this happens these systems are not HITL. The argument provided as recently as a few months ago that these systems are safe because humans will always be in the loop is now clearly dismissible.
Same here. I only use note taking apps on my Mac, so syncing isn’t something I am interested in. For me the interface of Obsidian is really top notch. Typing headers and code block quotes doesn’t feel like it gets in your way.

My only complaint is that embedded images are saved at the root level by default. Would be nice if I could hide those or move them to an /Images folder,
Here is software engineer levels.fyi data for Walmart, Walmart Gobal Tech, and Amazon: https://www.levels.fyi/t/software-engineer?compare=Walmart+G...
I made this jump quite quickly in my career and for me it came down to having a genuine interest in the operations of the company, joining meetings that weren't directly related to my work just to get a better understanding/share my views. It wasn't long before I was offered the position when someone else was leaving.

Basically make yourself and your interest visible.

But ask yourself if it's what you genuinely want, as well. The work and the responsibilities are very different to what you're doing as a developer. Maybe you haven't made the "jump" simply because you don't want to? I know there's a theoretical ladder of progression "up the chain" but I don't know if it's true; they're simply different roles suited to different personalities. It's quite common to hear of developers who went into management only to regret it. There are other options, like tech lead etc. that could give you a position of working more in the overview side of things and that could put your experience to good use, while still remaining faithful to the interests you had that brought you into this worldiin the first place.

But definitely if you feel like you're stuck in a rut with your current company then _communicate that_ to someone already in management where you're at and brainstorm some ideas. If your company is healthy then they'll appreciate that and appreciate you and help you find an avenue to explore.

If they aren't receptive to that, then you might start considering if the problem is with yourself and your age or whatever you're suggesting now, or with the environment you're working in.

Best of luck to you!
Look I know this guy who ran a vanity publishing house with limited success. I think that more people are interested in other personal services and even the ones who provide those services find themselves doing hard work for poor pay.

Your business can be no better than your service, in the long run, and your service will only suit a very few people, so I think your opportunities to make money are likely to be few.
Well I knew there were possible issues both from the compiler and the cpu. It seems you are right that the cache is kept coherent, however there is another issue owing to out-of-order execution of cpu instructions. Either way, gpderreta is probably right that thread.join tells the compiler to make sure it's all taken care of correctly.
I'm pretty sure a patent lawyer would know more about IP than you do, so I'm not sure who's the wonk here.
You found it interesting and informative, but the vast majority of students would find it merely another thing to rote-memorise if they can until the quiz and hope it’s not on the final.

The vast majority of those students will never solve a quadratic equation again once they get out of school. In the very few times they may need to directly use one they will use an online calculator or an app instead.

Any time in quadratic equations not spent on their practical use and application is wasted for most students. The most important thing that they need to take away is that that class of problems can be identified and have definite solutions, and how to intuit if a problem falls into that category.

Save the synthetic division for the AP or other optional classes, where people’s passions will lead them and they will benefit because they have self selected to benefit. The people that might benefit from the insights given will be there.

For everyone else critical thinking and problem solving are far, far higher priorities.

What is needed is to abandon the one size fits all approach to education. It harms the highest academic potential students, as well as the ones whose interests and capabilities lie in other areas.
Hey Ray! Thank you for raylib. I'm learning a ton just from working with it/watching others use it (shout out Tsoding on Twitch—did you see he's been calling raylib from Fortran recently?).

Not to impose upon you with a technical question, but I have one for you if you're up for it.

I'm working with a very small indie language implemented in C that has bindings to raylib as a "first party" library/language extension. I'm trying to get raygui working with those bindings.

If I bundle raygui.h together with the rest of the raylib bindings library, everything seems to work. But, if I create a separate bindings library for raygui and try to import both libraries in the same program, then raygui functions seg fault immediately when called (valgrind points to, as an example, GuiCheckBox -> DrawRectangle -> rlSetTexture).

I don't know enough about C programming to trace this all the way down (I've only learned what I know by trying to cobble together extensions for this language) but it seems like when raygui is compiled apart from the main raylib bindings library, raygui somehow isn't able to share the OpenGL context created by the main library? That diagnosis might be a completely off-base, but that's what it seems like anyway.

Is this a familiar situation at all that you've seen in any other language with bindings for raylib? Any advice for what I could try to get this working?

I know it's hard to say anything conclusive without looking at actual code, but at the same time I don't want to take up any more than the bare minimum of your time.
Ironic that a post about Threads backend is hosted on twitter.
Is that a thing in your country? In America, there are no "militant leftist groups" and all of the armed "militia" "insurrectionist" militant groups are right-wing.

All of the so-called leftists (we have basically zero support for actual leftism) here are just garden variety rioting young adults who dgaf about politics.
Sounds like you really want out of your current situation. And "promoted to management" is the only exit you can see, without heavy financial penalties or social stigma.

I don't get the sense that you have any actual interest in studying or doing management.
There's going to be ActivityPub federation. You'll be able to have it your way, especially without the forced recommended posts in the feed, as soon as it launches.
Crashed, but serverless!

"This edge function has crashed"
> younger folks are above me. It feels undignified, humiliating at times.

I'm not sure becoming a manager would solve that, as there might still be younger people managing you. Even if you become CEO, shareholders and investors might be younger too. I think a better approach would be to discover first why it bothers you so to be managed by someone younger.
Email vs. Capitalism, Or, Why We Can't Have Nice Things [video]
As a manager you have the responsibility of achieving some goal through other people. Have you tried this before, or always worked on individual tasks? If you haven't tried it, I bet there is some managerial responsibility you can pick up TODAY in your team which your engineering manager / team lead doesn't have time for, and which would help you both learn about management and your aptitude for it. Such proactivity might also get you promoted if you decide to stick with development, who knows?
What app do you use instead of Joplin for notes?
What is he "building" exactly according to you?
> Just give me an app that can handle nicely markdown files

You know what does that well? The filesystem.

I've tested pretty much all note-taking software out there. What ended up working for me is a bunch of markdown files inside folders, synced using Github.

I have search, formatting and preview thanks to VSCode, and I can access my notes on any machine that syncs with Github.
I mean he's got a track record of silly and petty behavior https://www.theverge.com/2016/11/23/13739026/reddit-ceo-stev...
Your links are broken. They have invalid certs and if it's bypassed give a 500 error.