skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
context? forty years of "illegal" Latino laborers, thirty years of dramatically rising CEO pay, now the outrage after firing 100,000 tech workers. seems like "submarine journalism" here edit
>in this case Parallel’s notice is not a modification of the license at all

This is a question of law that only a court can answer.
Not that the AI summer/winter cycle won't ever stop, but people said the exact same things about how it's different this time for previous winters too. We might see plateaus after transformers and realize that we can't improve for some number of years.
The disk space thing is a myth, once you start to install apps people actually use it ends up being about the same.

If you test it with VMs you can check it out for yourself: https://www.ypsidanger.com/wasting-disk-space/
if it isn’t already running, yes, we are. open source is rarely if ever “off the shelf.”

if you’re suggesting vendor-hosted open source, that’s a consideration in vendor selection, and as much as it may seem obvious to suggest alternatives now, it wasn’t when they didn’t exist.

and yes, you correctly gathered the point on schemas and the like being the same everywhere.
It does have paging that you can click through to get more articles. I know it's "different" but for someone like a HACKER, pressing the link vs a swipe probably has little differences.

It does use "popularity" and it's gamed - maybe not algorithmic content, but it's still promoting content.

It uses Social media game to upvote/downvote comments, etc. which impacts people's behaviors and group think.

There's such a wide variety of articles on here, and a pretty wide variety of people, too. I'm always suprised by how many non-programmer types are really around here.

The user's not the product? We'll there is targeting of Job ads and such on here for Y-Combinator companies. Probably other things that you just don't know about.

It's just a niche social media company that you happen to really align with. But so are certain Reddits for people, etc.

The one thing it doesn't have here is the distractions with other links (I'm
> I am assuing this is in the context of some kind of mental health issue?

Yes, if you are already 'self-actualized', you don't need to be thinking about behavior modification frameworks, your behaviors are already serving you.

Some people have circumstances and long-lived reactions and behaviors for those circumstances that make it very difficult to change course, even if they have a real desire to. This 'disconnectedness' between lived experience and personal goals and values can lead to a lot of anguish. In those cases, following a framework, even though it can feel 'weird', can lead to the positive sparks required for change.
In Lithuania the rules are fairly simple: fines up to a certain level of intoxication.Criminal record, car seizure,massive fine and lost licence if it goes above certain limit. Also, one needs to take a driving test at the end( after 2 or 3 years) if they want to drive again and the examiners are known to apply every rule in the book so they'd have hard time to pass.
It's safety. Same with thicker pillars which are worse for visibility but made thicker for rollover protection.
This is very timely for this post to appear on the front page because I just suffered a pretty bad injury. I broke my clavicle in a cycling race. I can hardly move, my sleep is constantly disturbed by pain, and I am only able to type this with two keyboards – one resting on my right shoulder so I can use my left hand in the sling, and one for my right hand on the desk.

I'm only able to function because my partner is taking such great care of me. I would otherwise be toast. I can't drive like this. I can hardly walk due to road rash on my legs.

Take your health seriously. You can only truly realize how lucky you are once it is gone.
My salary is $25k higher than it was in 2021 and I have less disposable income than I did back then. It's insane.
It is strange to watch everyone fight about snaps, flatpaks, silverblue ad nauseam when Nix (or its full-OS version, NixOS, or the GNU alternative, Guix) has already definitively solved this problem but is still considered too arcane for most people to use.

It only uses the disk space it must, AND every app only accesses the dependencies it needs. It's the best of all worlds (except for the learning curve, which is of course why it's considered "arcane").

As a use-case where its capabilities came in handy just today, I had some old files I encrypted with gpg1 which didn't cleanly decrypt with gpg2. Accessing the old version of gpg, just for this one console and this one time for this one task, was a one-liner: "nix-shell -p gnupg1orig". With that one command it installed everything that version required, and put its executables at the front of my PATH in my shell, so I was able to do the decryption. When I exit, that stuff will get collected on the next garbage collection.
Is there a guide like this but for learning astronomy and/or astrophysics? I would love to learn more about astronomy, but I don't know where to start.
I honestly feel this is a view of the world which was once true but is now outdated. I watched some latest videos from Laracon, the annual Laravel conference, and was amazed at the excitement and the focus towards fun and making tools to help build Saas products fast.

https://www.youtube.com/@LaravelPHP/videos
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I think it is to separate command line input from output -

$ echo "Hello!"

Hello!

The $ denotes that this is a terminal command, and anything that is not preceded by $ will usually be some kind of output. That's certainly how/why I was using it.
Wages have been a lagging indicator for almost 50 years now. Anyone who portends that wages drive inflation is not worth listening to. Wages have not kept up, today, nor will they tomorrow.
I personally try to to avoid to work with low code and prefer to work with code. But I understand that for some people low code can be better and I do not see anything bad with it. Below is some information why I do not like low code:

* Inability to easily run everything (all code) and see what does not works.

* Possibility of accidently click something and unintentionally make undesired change that may go unnoticed.

* Inability to quickly scroll through all code and instead the need to click multiple menus (some of which can be accidently missed) to get understanding how everything works.

* Usually the low code systems have limitations of what can be done and it is very hard to overcome the limitations.

* New AI technologies can help you with code (I am not using them everyday but sometimes I am finding them useful) and with low code they are not much helpful.
Revoking their license does not stop them from driving.
Called the wage price spiral. However data from fed doesn’t show we have one currently ongoing. With most workers getting screwed over.
They couldn’t come because of any number of reasons: there wasn’t enough time to apply for visa because you issued the letter 1 month before the meeting, didn’t get visa, didn’t get visa on time, visa got approved but passport didn’t arrive on time etc. You also can’t get reimbursed in India without showing actual receipts of conference, hotel etc.

You seem to think that your letter is a guarantee of visa. It’s not.

Source: I’m an academic with both US and Indian experience.
if the system is not reporting the space as free, then how in the world does the bug belong to df. it is the system not reporting it correctly.
This is true. We know experimentally that certain drugs are helpful for certain symptoms. In some cases we have some idea of why they work, but far more often than you might think, it's a case of "we know it works but really don't know why."
Sure we can, every single super luxury condominium tower (of which there are thousands all over the planet) offers this same type of community, though even more closely packed in - and inconveniently for those who might make use of them - a little too close to the rest of civilization.

If anything, as a newly minted robber baron or junior member of a minor royal family or undersecretary of an ossified military dictatorship, this kind of development is a major step up when you're looking for a place quiet and out of the way to tuck your third or fourth mistress our of sight. where she is perfectly happy to idly sit around sticking on different kinds of eyelashes all day, getting foot rubs (and more) from the stable of live-in domestic staff who can't travel around town gossiping (because there is no town), and and taking Insta selfies to humblebrag about how wealthy and "blessed" she and her family are. Family whom you have gladly moved in at her request because like her are now walled in the same garden.

Then there's the enormous market for Airbnb McMillionaire people who want to live like this but can only afford it for two or three weeks, or those who travel with an enormous entourage and need to house them all in one place for the same, ahem, privacy reasons as above. Throw in a sprinkling of other mixed uses like day rate rent-a-mansions for tv and music video shoots and aspiring wealth influencers and you have a tidy little business here.

This definitely could have made money assuming it wasn't compromised by some showstopping flaw like the highway (or sewer or water or electricity) your inside contact in the regional government could never get approved.
100% agree. I think it's just gotten much worse recently with the rise of Facebook geniuses and the like. I used to ignore both major parties, vote third party or deliberately not vote, comfortable that they were roughly balanced and would do roughly similar magnitude damage. I can't fully rule out just getting more conservative as I get older, but these days it feels like there's basically one half-sane option where the preaching-to-the-choir issues are at least still mostly the fringes of the party. The last primary election I found myself reading candidate blurbs on dogmatic issues trying to figure out which candidates were merely paying lip service to the expected narratives and wouldn't actually focus on them as a priority.
The fix is simple: Lobby congress to ban everything except 1024 x 768 resolution screens.
Most companies don't use Snowflake or Databricks
I’ll save you a click. Nothing combustible within 5 feet of the house. Not done as a fire break, but to protect the home from water runoff from the landscaping.

Journalists who write like this should be kicked in the dick.
While I have no problem with the tag, your claim is false:

> Without the tag there is no way to enforce that without the police having to manually enter the plate number for every vehicle they see.

Police have automatic systems that scan vehicles. I was pulled over once due to an inconsistency in my vehicle registration data (not anything visible on the plate/exterior) because the computer in the police vehicle flagged my car and they decided to follow up on it.

In my case, it was just a quirk of the vehicle owner being unlicensed to drive and there was no violation - but the system correlated the DMV registration details and license status of the owner and flagged the car.
The larger you get, the better electricity rates you can negotiate, increasing the opportunity cost of focusing on efficiency.

As long as the industry is growing (it is), the opportunity cost will be high. It seems more likely it's the opposite of a self correcting problem. My 2 cents.
Perhaps someone like Elon Musk wreaking havoc in Taiwan?
It isn't going to get rammed through because Canada's governments are neo-liberal governments. Their focus is on the well-being of corporations and don't govern for the people lest they upset some anonymous corporate shareholder.

The point I was making is, we live in a social contract. Be good to others and they will be good to you.

> I for one don't want to live anywhere the state can dictate arbitrary terms to businesses

How do you define "arbitrary" in this context? Is it ok if a business asks the government to lift regulations and restrictions on activities like drilling for oil in the middle of a protected wildlife preserve, or is that different?
Oh, god. Way too many...!
Yes, the idea of floating a “junk” raft is undoubtedly bitten from a much more interesting artist, Swoon, who had done it the previous year.

Here’s a video about the artist from around that time, including one of the raft projects. https://youtu.be/h9rTmTFMYH0

I happened to see one of these rafts being constructed. They may look like junk on the top, but that is just Swoon’s art style, a 3d collage of different materials. The raft platforms themselves were prototyped and tested. I am not a boating person so I don’t know how safe they really wore, but they were far more solid than you would expect from their outward appearance.

The whole thing was still a mad adventure though, one of my favorite art projects of the decade.
I suppose it still looks a little bit like this then:
https://youtu.be/2xcQIoh3FQQ
Yes! Finally! A post defending recruiters.

I do not understand the vitriol against them. They literally exist to find people jobs! There are bad ones, sure, but there are also lots of good ones!

Recruiters aren't as effective as referrals in getting people placed, but a good recruiter goes a long way!

One nit: Their auto-response template is way too long for a first response.

Recruiters, as they correctly indicated, are cold-calling people, usually based on leads in LinkedIn Recruiter or very targeted Google searches. This means that they are going to spend very little time qualifying people that they find. (Just because they found you doesn't mean you're a qualified lead!)

While I definitely agree with stating what you're looking for up front (ESPECIALLY the role you want, compensation targets, and other preferences, like remote/hybrid and unlimited vacation), you can do that in a short paragraph with a call to action at the end, like this:

"Thank you for messaging me! I would love to talk but want to discuss compensation and preferences first to respect each others time. I'm looking for ${x,y,z}. Will this role fulfill what I'm looking for? If so, let's talk on $DATE. Looking forward to hearing from you!"

Super short, direct, easy to read, and the recruiter can posit what you're after within a few seconds.

Remember: recruiters WANT to place candidates at the highest base salary they can. They are paid on that. The easier you make it possible for them to do this, the harder they will work to place you.
That works fine if you live in a tiny country. But in the United States there are tens of thousands of law enforcement agencies authorized to write tickets. Some of them are massive organizations like state highway patrols. Others are towns of 200 people, or even individual schools that don't have the time, money, or infrastructure to integrate with a national system.
What if national voter IDs were available at your local post office or military recruiting station? The availability and hours would be much better than most DMVs or welfare offices.
Guess things have changed since The Panama Papers
.app packages are merely the binary with assets and a bunch of metadata for code signing, entitlements, icons and locales. If you "Show Package Contents" there's not much to them.
> If you're only disabled because you eat too much and can't be bothered to exercise I question whether you're actually disabled.

Okay... how do you then prove this? Is preexisting medical issues considered legitimate? What about medication changes? What about [insert any of many possible causes]? What if you have one of those causes but are missing one piece of paperwork to prove it? What if what if what if? I worry that trying to put legitimacy tests on disability just leads to "you're not disabled enough to deserve health" the way it does now.
Ballistic shields are a thing really. Though the portable onea only do small calibre.

To have something interesting against explosions you need to go sci-fi or have some magic that can dampen them. We had a lot of sport having fire and alchemical powder be extremely overpowered in e.g. D&D.

Villain lair lacks an entrance? Blow up a hole.
This castle has walls? Dig and mine it.
Enemy has an army? Now they don't, it exploded...
Ask HN: Has Google search switched to infinite scrolling for you too now?
It seems Google search has changed to infinite scrolling for me, which I find incredibly annoying.

Has anyone else got it? Is there a way to get the old pagination back?
Bumblebees always seemed pretty docile in my experience.

Come to think of it, I can't recall ever being stung by an actual bee. Asshole wasps are another story.
It still puts people in a good to read news like that.
The clouds on Neptune perform a surprise disappearing act
> While goods prices have abated since pushing overall inflation to its highest level in more than 40 years in mid-2022, other factors continue to keep it well above the Fed’s targeted rate of 2%.

The linked article is more explicit. Shelter costs are a huge factor in why inflation hasn't settled down.

This isn't explicit because this article plays the "if people accepted lower wages inflation would be lower" idea which doesn't apply to shelter costs like it does to luxury goods.

When the primary driver of inflation is housing the supply demand side of the equation is only the solution if you accept that forcing people to be homeless while employed is an acceptable way to reduce demand and thus prices.
"Inflation" really means "wage inflation" for planners and the media. Wage inflation is the bad kind of inflation, as opposed to the good kinds of inflation (e.g. food price gouging).
However, a closer look reveals the opposite to be true: These are not new EVs, and they only number in the hundreds. Most are five to six years old and have seen significant use, with aftermarket accessories, trash in their interiors, and other signs of wear. That's because you're looking at a fleet of retired rideshare cars that were once operated in large cities in China: https://www.thedrive.com/news/the-real-story-of-that-chinese...
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> But claiming you are now a man makes no sense

That's the point. Your conceptualization of gender doesn't actually make sense to the true reality of gender expression.

You have this idea that gender "should" be some way. You were told this, and raised to believe that. But if you're observant of the real world, you see that there exists many people for whom this doesn't make sense.

You can see there are people that have the traits of one and the sex of another. You can see that there exist many more relevant characteristics than just genitals. The structure, size and connections of the brain, the hormonal balance, the organs, the bone structure, the chromosomes, etc. All these things exists in so many more combinations than two distinct clearly delineated sets.

And so, like we did in the past with believing the earth was the center of the universe, or not knowing what caused diseases before we learned about germs, or why thunder would strike. We're forced to re-evaluate our understanding of reality, and update our mental models with one that can fit all we observe and better predict reality.

In the past, ideology has actually worked to repress and hide this reality. Forcing people that don't comform to pretend otherwise.

And yet here we are, thousands of years into human history, and still there exists many people that don't fit the model. They existed throughout history, there's accounts of it in writing from many prior civilizations.

Which takes me back to what I said previously. You can continue to want to repress them. Or you can just accept a model where there is a spectrum of gender, with most people fitting nicely one side or the other, but also many that are somewhere in between.

And that means, if they want to act or be treated one way or another, you can be okay with that. Or you can think that we should force them otherwise.
American orphan waifs are DEMANDING another bowl of porridge.
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"We should do away with the absolutely specious notion that everybody has to earn a living. It is a fact today that one in ten thousand of us can make a technological breakthrough capable of supporting all the rest. The youth of today are absolutely right in recognizing this nonsense of earning a living. We keep inventing jobs because of this false idea that everybody has to be employed at some kind of drudgery because, according to Malthusian Darwinian theory he must justify his right to exist. So we have inspectors of inspectors and people making instruments for inspectors to inspect inspectors. The true business of people should be to go back to school and think about whatever it was they were thinking about before somebody came along and told them they had to earn a living." - Buckminster Fuller
That's what I took away from this.

I'm not sure I really see anything interesting here, except this:

> The numbers are significant in that wages increasingly have been recognized as a driving force in inflation

Rising wages aren't the driving forces of inflation. The problem is exactly the opposite it seems.

The Federal Reserve and "easy money" policies put a lot of money into the system trying to deal with the pandemic. The fallout of that is inflation.

The fallout of THAT is people need more money to get by. Not just to deal with the inflation, but to deal with raising interest rates and everything else that comes along with trying to "fix" that issue.

So people demand higher wages.
The president who shot it down got shot in the head.
Really these skills, while slightly useful are inferior to just crackshot aim, ambush and improvisation.
There's a community version of the spec as well: https://cl-community-spec.github.io/pages/index.html
Also just typing the date manually is almost always faster than using a date picker. Or at least that's how I perceive it, which is all that matters. I hate apps that force me to take my hands off the keyboard and use the mouse.
I hear you. It's tough out there, getting tougher all the time. Fingers crossed that the rate-racking the fed is doing helps slow it down a bit. I talk to my family about it all the time -- we're very lucky where we're at. We wonder how many people are managing to keep food on the table with these prices and the inability of wages to keep up.

My mom works at a donation center focused on veterans, and they give out food several weekends out of the month. They're breaking records for visitors every month now.
that doesn't really tie in with my experience at least. Most people I know when hurting retreat into themselves. It's much more common to find someone sitting at home eating ice cream or whatever when under significant stress than at a bar
Who knows. Perhaps a lot of us are lacking a sense of community and instinctively seek it out in the wrong places.

Still, I'm not going to care about who Taylor Swift's new boyfriend is unless she cares about the same for me. I'd rather be depressed and alone. Understandably not everyone is going to be so masochistic about it and will fill that gap however they can.
No it isn't. My original point is that Latin-1 is used very rarely on Internet and is being phased out. Now it's your turn to provide some references that a significant percentage of websites are omitting encoding (which is required by spec!) and using Latin-1.

But if you insist, here is this quote:

https://www.w3docs.com/learn-html/html-character-sets.html

> UTF-8 is the default character encoding for HTML5. However, it was used to be different. ASCII was the character set before it. And the ISO-8859-1 was the default character set from HTML 2.0 till HTML 4.01.

or another:

https://www.dofactory.com/html/charset

> If a web page starts with <!DOCTYPE html> (which indicates HTML5), then the above meta tag is optional, because the default for HTML5 is UTF-8.