skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Premade soups from stores, including simple canned soup is really fast (open can, microwave) ... I dont know how long you could live off them though.
I never pipe buffers, but I do use sed regex replacement pretty often. Like many other vim aspects I always feel it’s clunky though: vim is a _text_ editor when I want it to be a _code_ editor. I don’t operate on paragraphs or regular expressions, I operate on functions and identifiers and imports.
They have different coins. Why couldn't they have different notes? England and Scotland have different notes. I'm sure Germany and France could manage...
Speaking from experience Highly paid programmers can be sad bastards.
Anecdotal, so take it with a grain of salt: but similar things have been and are happening with scientists from other countries.

From the family grapevine, I've heard that other Ukranians, Russians, and others from former Soviet states at places like Fermilab with impressive degrees are leaving the country after 25+ years. Some of them have left because they could never really get a foothold in the country, and others because they feel they are just tired of it after so long. Compared to how things were after the collapse of the Union, it has improved, it's more tempting to go back now than to stay. QoL has never been as good as it is now, unless of course you're a military aged male))

Nobody feels the dream anymore.
LTC?
Why is the face blacked in the picture?
Nova Scotia for example is wrong… as is New Brunswick. A decent chunk of New Brunswick is French speaking. Some pockets of Nova Scotia are Frenchish speaking. Cape Breton is closer to NFL then Halifax. Newfoundland is not even close to Labrador. And all of Newfoundland is Gaelic/Irish sounding, not just St. John’s.

Yet they included the extremely small France owned island.

Not only that North America includes Mexico actually it’s 9 countries large. Yet only Canada and USA are displayed. Rest are “Spanish speaking” or something.

No Greenland, Bahamas, Bermuda, etc. there are English speakers there as well.
Netflix Show ‘Tortures’ Contestants with Deepfakes of Their Partners Cheating
According to the first result on the query you've linked:

> The court noted that experts had found and reconstructed image files from the "lost cluster" of a hard disk containing pornographic depictions of minors. However, it found the accused not guilty of knowingly accessing those images, since it could not be established with the certainty required in criminal proceedings that they had been downloaded by him rather than by the automatic action of a Web browser.

I have to wonder how that image ended up on that hard drive. Your run of the mill Tor exit node certainly does not keep copies of the content it spreads on disk.

The sentence wasn't about hosting an exit node, it was about offering hosting services to pedophiles. Tor itself wasn't under attack, at least not in that particular criminal case.
This isn't unique to Apple, OneDrive on Windows can also download files on-demand.
Small request. If there's a black bar can the relevant post be placed at #1 on the front page?

That way, it's immediately clear who the black bar is for, because seeing the bar without context info can really scare me.
Wondering. How about instead of having black bar on HN when someone died, they have Dark Mode instead.
> Not sure why this got such a negative reception

Because for people struggling to prepare meals getting used to fasting can be seriously dangerous. It doesn't take long to learn ignoring hunger, add potential psychosomatic symptoms that mess with your weight and you're in deep shit really fast.
Check https://memex.garden/
Population growth is slowing down and overpopulation isn't really a problem we should be concerned with. Look into it and you'll find we have plenty of space and resources, we just have to distribute it.
“We're not talking about exporting critical manufacturing skills here.”

True. Those critical skills have already been exported from the US.
> It takes patience to do anything of value. Anything. Learning a skill, mastering a job, earning the trust of your peers, becoming a leader

I don't have a problem with "the hard working get richer", as in your examples. I have a problem with the way crypto would reward people for simply owning it as they did nothing.
I'm pretty sure the University of Missouri is not publishing something that's a scam.
Maybe having modular devices that can do things as necessary and then be stowed are more practical than having large appliances bolted into counters taking space? I think that it is impractical for everyone in the world to have as much space as we currently think we need. We can get along just fine with smaller living spaces -- it is not a sign of poverty to be efficient.
If you don’t have a spoon you probably should get one. I don’t think you can cook without at least 1 utensil, unless you want to stir with your fingers.
As (neo)vim user, this article is quite low on the tier list for useful information about vim IMO. I appreciate the vim discussion here but not much more to gain from this posting unfortunately.
Perhaps it’s just me not having been a professional dev for as long but, perhaps moving to new fields, topics, or ideas could help?

Like building an operating system, or a hypervisor, or a vm for some made up language, or an autograd engine, or something that sounds absurd. What about an optimizing compiler?

Maybe venturing into project Euler could help? What about learning about approximation algorithms? Or randomized ones? What about numerical optimisation?

Maybe the magic is not in the not knowing, but in knowing how things are done, seeing the connections between things and building beautiful abstractions that just work.
I'm not professional web developer, but I started raw, then expanded with JQuery, then much later tried some frameworks. I think it's important the understand the underlying core HTML/CSS/JS since EVERYTHING ELSE is ultimately abstracting and/or transpiling down to those raw ingredients. But I'm more of a bottom up type of person, so YMMV.

Now, for proper web principles and design methodologies, I'd love for some tips there.
Reflecting on the well-known Monorepo tools out there, and it seems that most of them focus on task automation and orchestration: caching of runs and doing that fast. Those things are obviously very important, but I miss the perspectives of reusing code and also the local development experience (aside from running tasks like automated tests and such).

From my point of view, the main reason to have code in a Monorepo is to be able to easily share code between different projects and have the code & tools at your fingertips while writing new code. This is where the Polylith Architecture comes in, focusing on this particular thing. There's tooling support for Clojure and Python as of this writing.
It's not limited to your web history. File paths are URIs as well, and so is a path to a specific page in a PDF or to a tab in a spreadsheet. Nothing prevents you from composing both local and web URIs and reopening them automatically at any time. The value you extract depends on the quality and reliability of the content you picked to bookmark.
How so? As a single person, one of my best purchases was an instant-pot type appliance (not the actual one, but one probably inspired by it, with less control over the temperature and especially the pressure release).

In less than one hour from start to finish, I can chop the vegetables, cook, clean the kitchen utensils while cooking, move the finished food into a big container for storage (or one per serving if you have a big fridge and enough containers) and clean the cooker. The longest part of all this is waiting for the food to cool down before putting it in the fridge. With the size of my cooker, I could prepare enough food to eat 5 to 7 times. The longest recipe I know has me cook dry beans for half an hour, and cook rice afterward. This could probably be improved by pre-soaking the beans.

Except when I fail for some reason, which is extremely rare, the food is incomparably better tasting and healthier, and also quite cheaper, than whatever I can get when at work outside of restaurants (which is even pricier, and not necessarily healthier). This allows me to avoid all the mystery sauces they put in, probably laden with vegetable oils and sugar, that make me hungry two hours later.
A black bar has a specific meaning.

Dark mode doesn't.
If I had to pick up one utensil it would probably be a knife. Not safest for eating, but still most versatile option.
Not exactly. The first edition form 1963 only specified a subset of modern ASCII.

https://www.sensitiveresearch.com/Archive/CharCodeHist/X3.4-...

Bits 6 and 7 were mostly unassigned.

Obviously, lowercase characters didn't exist in 1963, they were invented later and that's why they added them later. The version from 1968 is basically what we consider to be ASCII. /s

From what I remember, I think this was due to compatibility reasons to old teletype(?) hardware but those reservations went out of the windows pretty fast though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII#History
quite possibly all the restaurants are closed because your 16 hour day ends at midnight?
If you wash by hand you create a lot of friction so I wouldn't underestimate it. You'll likely also have less detergent residue on your dishes if you wash by hand, which apparently could be good for keeping your gut lining intact.
Same. Which shows a weakness of vim, I think it’d be much more usable if it had the verb last: iw would select the word then you can delete, yank, or even extend the selection knowing exactly what you’re going to operate on.

I think kakoune works like that, but I don’t have the will to learn another editor and vi is what’s available everywhere anyway
It's more healthy than not treating your body at all.
To fix a bug, one must know the bug
It might be DNS poisoning?

My DNS resolvers are:

2001:730:3e42:1000::53
2001:b88:1002::10
2001:b88:1202::10
84.116.46.23
84.116.46.22
Try to return to the previous location.

FWIW if you hover over the parent link it is indeed populated with a different URL.
Yeah, thankfully it still builds and runs without issue on modern machines though. Feature-wise it's fairly complete.
now you have to remember the the typos
Its exactly those type of people who call biking fascism who (once it will get tough) will bring fascism as only viable solution. Handmaids tale style.

People biking are just happily chugging along. They are not the fascists.
True. Closest to this I know was Gelernter’s lifestream
There is another absolute classic from the same era: http://ftp.elf.stuba.sk/

It holds an amazing array of DOS era PC utilities.

There was also ftp.uu.net which among other things, was used to drop and download files between users for a long time.
This helps a ton. I think I need to decouple the Engineering manager to Engineering shift and the cultural and political challenges that I seek to solve.

Thanks for clarifying on the salary part, I think I will be on the lookout for both type of position and maximize the offer I can get.

Also, my wife is currently a FAANG employee and keen to keep working going forward, we should be good on the compensation front.
Super nitpick, but I much prefer better mother fucking website: http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/

I think at the bare minimum you should strive to be readable, and you can do that with surprisingly few extra lines of CSS and very basic web design principles (avoid using full black or full white backgrounds). CSS is uhh... a choice, but you don't need to know too much in the very beginning to start building up some motivation of making stuff that looks easy on the eyes.
You don't have to go that fancy, you could just use fiber optics right now.

You can get insane bandwidths out of quite cheap and manageable cable. Eg, you can put 100 Gbps down a single strand. Not enough? Try a MPO cable with 12 of those. Maximum length is effectively unlimited.
It irks me that some of the banknote images used in the article are the old ones without the Cyrillic "ЕВРО" on them.
which is the point of 2fa – when the 1st factor fails the 2nd holds
Yes, and Dennis Ritchie who died seven days later
Python cocktail: mix a context manager and an iterator in equal parts
yet another attempt to use Rust for GUI, what a random choice. Why?
Controlling the energy flow on the materials surface is analogous to adding a curve to the surface in a fourth spatial dimension. It’d be Like curving a flat plane in a third dimension to control the flow of water on the surface.
Tbh I hate that vim keeps wanting to make me count. I don’t know if it is the first, second or third nested pair of parentheses, and the time for me to count is probably similar than the time to just select with the mouse. I struggle to believe anybody actually counts when using vim , whether it’s levels of nesting or number of lines.

I wish vim was better at showing what you’re going to operate on, and edit it before the operation. Eg a( could select out of the first parentheses then n to extend until everything I want selected is, then y
Way too much effort, unfortunately. That is, for me when I am in the mood the book is alluding to. ;)
They had to kill it for Pro Display XDR to be a compelling upgrade.
Exactly.

The technical side of secure communication is (mostly) a solved problem and there are more than enough competent people in the industry and interest groups to solve upcoming challenges.

A piece of (probably actual) paper can disable any of that for most people. And that paper can reach as deep in the tech stack as it needs to in order to achieve its goals. Down to the silicon mask if required.

Within the legal framework some companies benefit from protecting users privacy and some don't but, again, this isn't a technological challenge but a political one (for business reasons this time).

And yes I get why tech minded people often try to engineer us out of such situations anyway, but in the long term they can only score short term victories while loosing in the long term.
Blimey, that's an address I haven't seen in a long time. Happy times downloading Amiga shareware from a university computer lab.

And now I feel old...
Summary:

The tenacity library comes with an intriguing mix of iterators and context managers to allow the users to retry blocks with this syntax:

from tenacity import Retrying, stop_after_attempt

for attempt in Retrying(stop=stop_after_attempt(3)):
with attempt:
1 / 0

You can use the same mechanism yourself, by creating and linking a custom context manager and iterator:

class YouAndIhaveUnfinishedBusiness:
def __init__(self, notify_success, attempt_number):
self.notify_success = notify_success
self.attempt = attempt_number

def __enter__(self):
pass

def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback):
if exc_value:
print(f"You have disappointed me {self.attempt} time(s).")
else:
self.notify_success()
return True

class DoOrDoNotThereIsNoTry:
def __init__(self, max_attempts):
self.max_attempts = max_attempts
self.success = False

def __iter__(self):
for i in range(self.max_attempts):
yield YouAndIhaveUnfinishedBusiness(self.succeed, i+1)
if self.success:
print("You are ready for the Kumite.")
break
else:
print("We trained him wrong on purpose, as a joke.")

def succeed(self):
self.success = True
I've got in the habit of making similar orzo casseroles while oven & casserole hot having baked bread. 150g orzo 400g chopped tomatoes (or less stock), plus whatever else I fancy/have.
That would be quite the argument indeed.
> Because if you're really hungry, you're going to eat anyway, even if it's just an apple

Maybe that's true for you and that's great, but you are wrong if you think that applies to everyone.
I had a WEGA driven by HDMI and overscan was important. The TV didn't fake it, the pixels were drawn outside the bezel, and they could be brought in by adjusting the picture. However, they were very distorted. Everything was fine when compensated for overscan, but some things like Amazon video's menu used every pixel and were cropped.

I had never thought about overscan until I used that TV.
I thought Apple Podcasts was more like a GUI index to RSS feeds
Kevin Mitnick got commemorated this way. How do I know it? Because I asked about the black band, and the good people of HN explained that to me: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36803421
The GOAT of AI is here?
the GOAT - LLaMa (fine-tuned) outperforms GPT-4 on Arithmetic tasks.
Upstart Traders of Russian Oil Had Representatives in Common
https://archive.is/uD0sZ
I just mash w, that’s one key instead of 3 (f .)!
This is simplistic thinking. There is a reason there are minimum wage laws. While those rates are usually woefully low, there was a reason for them to be enacted.

Certainly we can agree that a person’s “worth” from a full-time job be able to live in an inexpensive 1 br apartment, pay utilities, afford medical care, eat healthy food and purchase basic hygienic items, transportation to work, maybe 1-2 weeks of vacation every year?
Interesting about the battery cycle. We have four original M1 and have the same issue. Apparently fixed on the subsequent hardware. As a matter of interest, did you also buy AppleCare, and use it? I don't know where you bought, but in the UK we get, effectively, 6 years 'fit for purpose' with such purchases. So, despite our slamming and crushing and touring, no replacements were needed until beyond 6 years of abuse.
It's about symbols and we've learned that over the long haul real things make poor symbols. This is why I believe we should avoid building statues of people and build only statues of ideas. Big statue of some guy in your town? Owned everywhere you can see when he was alive, he built the mill where everybody worked, he founded the school ... and he was a slaver and notorious racist. Not so great. Big statue of Liberty in your city? No problem, the idea of Liberty is all she brings to the conversation (OK in New York's case also a poem "The New Colossus", but the poem was added, the statue doesn't inherently come with a poem).
Indeed.

Just like when people say "sugar", they usually mean the white stuff, or fructose syrup, not carbs in general nor fructose in fruits.
I don't think they disabled all Russian payment methods, only methods using sanctioned banks...
Lovers of Valdaro
India? Sorry to push the issue but this is an interesting data point. I see a strong move towards non-scientific, religious conservatism in my country as well.
While Rust is definitely safer option, if code fails inside unsafe code blocks, or panics, I expect a similar result like C.
I don't know about you, but many of us living in walkable European cities highly value public transit as a day-to-day amenity, regardless of whether we're commuting or travelling for leisure. It sounds like you live somewhere with poor quality infrastructure and car-dependent city planning.
I'm surprised to not see NEXT.js mentioned. For anyone comfortable in the React world it pushes a much more classic <a> tag link model throughout the app while still allowing reactive and responsive behaviours.
Unless one can do like in Java,.NET and nodejs, package the libraries alongside the bindings, for all major target platforms.
As a FAANG employee, maybe she can seek a transfer to a more desirable country and you follow?
Depends on one's determination and motives there are many ways to "disable refresh". One motive I imagine and don't approve is some want their website to feel like a mobile app, for whatever reason.
Project: Police Flasher and 7-Segment LED Clock Through-Hole Soldering Kits
Then you better get here quick because ECB've stopped printing them a while ago and are removing them from circulation: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/pr/date/2016/html/pr160504.e...
Burnout here years ago. Accompanying depression and anxiety disorders.

It's not about what you actually do or don't do, it's more about how you manage your life and what your view of everything is. I haven't really been the hardest working or the most productive.

I feel like people who say that, it's like a way to compensate for that failure by projecting an image of super hard working people who have reached exhaustion or great competitive athletes who have reached failure. And I think that no, you can get burnout with a bad management of your life, your way of thinking, and with some really bad habits, and above all "stress that has not been successfully managed" [0].

I have recovered (or so I think) but I can't make as much mental effort as before, I feel that I reach my "limit" earlier, and that if I continue I can end up the same as before. But I can work on long term projects being constant. But I feel that I can't push myself like before.

[0] https://www.who.int/news/item/28-05-2019-burn-out-an-occupat...
> they did not challenge gender roles.

But I think they did! The wizards of Roke were not stereotypically masculine. They had a focus on "Being" over "Doing". They weren't into rescuing princesses. (The one "princess" Ged arguably rescued, Arha, he did so by convincing her to rescue herself. And that wasn't why he was there in the first place.) They had a basically pacifist, non-interventionist way of living.

> not unless you identify the idea of privilege and power

The first two really evil men we met in Tehanu were ragged gypsies, nobodies. (Apropos that, Le Guin might have to had make some new revisions in another 20 years, I doubt portraying wanderers like that would pass without comment today). They were anything but privileged.

I liked the portrayal of the wizards of Roke in the first books. I don't think I'd ever seen men as men presented so sympathetically in any fantasy book before. Although they certainly were capable of embodying many traditionally male faults (what the first book is about, basically), they weren't defined by what they did. They were allowed to be. Which is, as I'm sure you know, slightly at odds with Taoism and with western traditional gender roles for that matter, where it's women who are something and masculinity is performed, won by doing.

Which is why it felt like such a betrayal when Ged did a thing, killing a guy threatening a woman, and immediately became a "real man" instead of a celibate weirdo.
Colorado Vehicle Exchange program:

> "An eligible trade-in vehicle must have failed an emissions test or be at least 12 years old"

This seems like an incentive to damage/remove/sell the particulate filter and catalytic converter.
I'm taking plenty of multi-month brakes, but they don't feel like recovery. As soon as I'm back to work, after the initial honeymoon that lasts maybe 3-5 weeks, I'm already contemplating quiting the job again.
Posts where the title starts with "<name>, <occupation>" gives me a sense of unease each time I see one.
After being the top performer for ~3 years, I started getting calls to the stickiest, most stressful situations that came up, because "I can handle it" (typically true). I managed to burn out within 6 months after that. I find that good performance is commonly rewarded with a) more work, and b) more stressful work.

I don't know how one overcomes burnout to be honest. I tried for another year when I got promoted, set boundaries, refused stressful work, etc. Then, I just became apathetic and cynical towards my work.

I'm now in the process of changing companies. I have no idea if that helps the burnout, but I know I can't continue in my current position, even if it actually became quite low-stakes "rest and vest" kind of a position after talking to the leadership about my struggles. The damage has been done, and I could not repair it.
Contemporary reviews:

http://www.atpm.com/2.06/page12.shtml

https://www.mymac.com/1996/08/cyberdog-v1-0-review/
We are going to buy an induction hob anyway - we haven't cooked with gas for years - but this is certainly very interesting! But you are right, it is super expensive.
Maybe OP will eventually find the leisure to tear himself from his diet of great books long enough to avail himself of a lesser tome that may teach him the distinction between “palette” and “palate”.
Can you mention this appliance by name? Also, what are some fun recipes?