skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
These type of malicious offers for extensions are actually quite common. See this[0] and the discussion[1]. I try to stick with only the most popular of extensions in the hope that any malicious changes would be widespread news, but it is still a gamble.

[0] https://github.com/extesy/hoverzoom/discussions/670

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37066680
> There's nothing it "should" be, it's not your company

Well for a lot of us humans, ownership is not a stopper for conversations about ethics in technology.
Musk has been fixated on this idea that Twitter is a huge treasure trove of data for AI training, often complaining about AI companies using its data for training purposes. I had just assumed that companies like OpenAI were just crawling the web, which included Twitter, rather than targeting Twitter in particular. Is the Twitter data really that valuable for training AIs? What particular qualities does it have that make it particularly useful compared to any other freely available data set?
You can’t tell if my inferences are objective or subjective? Why does the distinction even matter then?

The more of my comments you declare false - the more evidence you are providing in support of relativism. It is a peculiar way to agree to my point (via disagreement).

Is that what you call “logic”?

It looked like you were making up the interpretation as you go along…
Proud boys and 1776 is not necessarily to celebrate history of course and is more a call to action (with plausible deniability)..

YouTube has to deal with issues of disproportionate volume. I would not be surprised if it were a 100:1 ratio of proud boy type of content compared to AP US history content. If so, in effect, you won't be able to find any history of 1776 anyways, drowned out, a DDOS of the information space

These curation activities by YouTube are not necessarily nefarious, but illustrates an implicit trust we need to have (without even necessarily knowing, and large corporations are not inherently trustworthy). If their content were not curated, then volume is going to win the day. Considering SEO is something of an adversarial battle, these types of activity are in a way necessary to some degree.
If anyone can flood results by making a 1000 videos, then the system is easily gamed.

Transparency into those processes to curate results would be nice, but unlikely since we would see the real nefarious stuff of showing ads and engagement over quality.
Open to:
- leadership (CTO, VP, Director)
- Engineering Manager
- IC roles.

Depends on company mission.

Have been a CTO for a SaaS company from £19m -> £75m revenue, but also still a pretty hands on tech ( SRE at the moment )

Location: Norwich, UK
Remote: yep, depends on role
Willing to relocate: yep, 100%. Would love to leave the UK.
Technologies: 15 YOE cloud, Linux, on-prem. Development experience in multiple languages, including but not limited to Golang, TypeScript, Python, PHP, Java.
Résumé/CV: https://downloads.shutthegoatup.com/AllanDegnanCV-2023-07-11.pdf
Email: allan@shutthegoatup.com
Haha that’s bang on and most likely so true
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: JavaScript/Node.js, Ruby, PostgreSQL, AWS, Docker, React
Résumé/CV: https://peterhua.net/assets/Peter_Hua_Resume.pdf
Email: peter.s.hua@gmail.com

I recently created an open-source, self-hosted, backend-as-a-service (BaaS) -- see my portfolio if interested https://peterhua.net/

Previously, I built software and hardware for distributed control systems.
My three year old wants to watch sleepytime every day and somehow I don’t mind it.
Beautiful.ai | Full-Time | Remote in US & CAN | 150k - 250k Base Salary + Equity
SaaS B2B Presentation Software | Series B | 16M Funding | AI Industry
Senior Software Engineer - Full Stack Highly Preferred

https://www.beautiful.ai/careers
Yes, that is much better.

Then, the code that I wrote is OK (I think) except I did not implement capturing white pieces (although if white pieces can capture white pieces and change into the same piece, then effectively the white piece can become vacant if it can reach another white piece).
Tribalism is loyalty to an ingroup, not opposition of "a particular individual, organization, or viewpoint".
Yes. This show is on another level.
Real-time analytics with stream processing and OLAP
Getting started with a real-time analytics use case using an open source streaming database - RisingWave and Apache Pinot. Deploy using Kind and Helm charts!
"Voting doesn't help: it only encourages the bastards!" Too much truth in that, sadly.
Something tells me Elon could announce he's going to shit on all your faces and you'd be like "it's his company he can do it!" While opening your mouth and looking up with a smile.
Location: India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, C++, HTML, CSS, Java, Bash Scripting, Reactjs, Nextjs, Nodejs, Bootstrap,Material Ui , Chakra UI, Tailwind CSS, MongoDB, MySQL, Redis , Postgresql, Pinecone , AI , LLMs , aws , Webpack, Prisma , Apollo GraphQL

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sFeUIBRA3HyIiZBrN5Udf6P-vZu...

Email: vedgupta0401@gmail.com

Github: https://github.com/innovatorved

Hi, I am looking for Full Stack roles (Intern , Part time, Full time). I recently completed my Bachelors, with 2 years of freelancing and internship experience in Development, with a particular focus on React , Nextjs , Nodejs , Python , Javascript , Typescript. As a web developer, I have worked on a variety of projects, including building responsive websites, e-commerce platforms, Real TIme Applications ,and web applications. I have gained expertise in developing front-end interfaces using React and Next, as well as back-end development using Node.js , Python, and MongoDB , Postgres ,Redis, Pinecone. I have also experience in developing and integrating APIs, in Python and Nodejs And also working on projects that integrate with AI ( LLM models )

I am a quick learner and thrive in fast-paced environments. I am excited to bring my skills and experience to a team where I can learn and grow as a developer.
PoDL = Power over Data Line. I guess this is similar but incompatible to PoE.
No one wants flats in freezing rain. That’s why we’re advocating for sweeping lanes of broken glass and other debris.
In the last few years some Usenet providers are closed their doors. Aioe.org was pretty popular and known, disappeared this year. One of few ISP-s still offering Usenet access for clients, Finnish Elisa, closed their usenet server 2021.
Russian neva.ru was sadly closed (probably forced by goverment) 2021 (I group it with free servers, because it had read-only access open for everyone and some point allowed posting). Albasani.net disappeared 2020.

Some free servers are still around, but don't offer public accounts.
Few places give account, if you ask.
Eternal September is strongest-biggest still running and free service. Mixmin allows anonymous posting, but sometimes restricts it to fight with abuse.
Google still relays groups to Usenet, though they have their own thing going and some servers are blocking posts from google.
GDPR means absolutely nothing between an American customer and an American company. It's completely irrelevant.

And I'm not even sure it means anything even for users in the EU. If Twitter doesn't have any offices/subsidiaries/bank accounts in the EU, then even if the EU fined them, I'm not sure how that would ever be enforced?
I think you've strayed from the herd a bit too far here. We're talking about a retail establishment accepting cash payments or not.

You're trying to make moral comments on labor laws or something. I'm not really sure the point. Regulations to run a business can be deemed as protecting what's "right". While we can commonly agree that it's "right" to provide accessibility access to your establishment, we can hopefully also agree that if it wasn't legislated to be, then more than a few retailers would not provide them.

However, none of this has anything to do with a retailer's decision to accept cash and all of the risks associated with that.
Astro Studio
Location: Los Angeles, CA

Remote: Ideally yes, but depends on the opportunity

Willing to relocate: Yes, to Seattle, San Francisco, New York City, or Portland, depending on the opportunity

Technologies: Swift, UIKit, SwiftUI, Vapor, JavaScript, Node.js, MongoDB, Neo4j

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T_QMQb8MNBE3qDSkM-JwqQwoN5J...

Email: lewis@godow.ski

Hello! I'm Lewis Godowski, a software engineer with ~10 years of experience across iOS and backend. I find joy in dogs, desserts, and the small details of good design. I am a strong advocate for end users and their experience with a product.

Most recently, I was brought onto a new strategic business unit build to turnaround, manage, and lead an underperforming team of ~10 iOS engineers at a top 10 global motorcycle manufacturer. I had two main responsibilities I needed to balance: people management (upwards with product stakeholders, laterally with other pods and work streams, and downwards with my team) and doing some heavy lifting as an individual contributor. I created structure and improved hygiene in the team, codebase, and sprint/scrum life cycle, which stabilized our velocity and allowed us to find our rhythm and deliver on schedule.

Unfortunately, my current role has been transforming more and more into a business/digital consultant, which means a lot of working on slide decks and high-level architectures that never see the light of day. It's bumming me out and taking me away from what I really enjoy: writing code, learning new skills, and wearing multiple hats to solve problems.

Ideally, I'm looking for an iOS (or Vapor, a server-side Swift framework) role that lets me really flex my Swift expertise.
There are definitely use cases where you want a render loop in web, pioneered by React, instead of traditional approaches for a web application. I think the pendulum swung too far and too many sites are being built as a SPA, but there are absolutely some "very good reasons" to build a SPA with React. As always, it depends on the use case.
But Reader _wasn't_ easily replaced by local software. They centralised social usage of RSS, then killed it. Yes, you can still run an RSS reader, but RSS and blogs as a a model of social networking? Never came back.
Hand over product prioritization to Engineering Managers. Here’s why
Everyone is doing it, because it’s capitalism! Our public forums are privately managed and controlled by a few people. Venture CAPITALISTS invest in startups, get shares, prop up money-losing economics for years and then sell the shares to the public in an IPO. The corporations have quarterly earnings calls where they have to explain how they are extracting rents from their ecosystem, in order to make “number go up”, ie make shareholders happy.

Open source can liberate us from this, but we need someone to build really good and competitive alternatives to Twitter, Zoom et al.

I started Qbix to do it. LA Weekly just published this piece about my company and what it’s doing differently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37353229
I agree with you. As someone who agrees with the other thread that the new pages for displaying code are a step backwards, I think that the issue pages are quite good.
“Wilhoit’s Law” was created by a different Frank Wilhoit (2022)
Almost everyone I know binge drinks from time to time..

You are right that it’s better not to but calling it Russian roulette is a pretty big overstatement.
Americans don't have an average of one car crash every five years.
Hello, i am big oil exec. I make money when people buy oil, not solar panels. Id like to give you big money personally if you dont buy solar and only buy oil from me. Then you get money and i get money. We both get big money and you dont have to do any new hard work. You can just coast now. Big money. Sign here.
>It's a little how cotton groceries bags are so resource-intensive that you'd need to use them hundreds and hundreds of times before they're better than daily plastic bags. (Litter aside, which isn't an issue with paper filters.)

It doesn't seem unreasonable to use a cotton grocery bag hundreds of times. That's only a few years of weekly shopping trips.

Regardless, litter from improperly discarded plastic bags was the primary motivator of their regulation. It was not intended to be about resource use or carbon emissions or whatever people are focused on today.
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Fortunately we’ll get revolutionary new products from it, such as calendar app (with AI integration), email app (with AI integration), resume builder app (with AI integration), and more!
> given the garbage heap Musk, and others, has made of Twitter.

It's a more vibrant, open, and honest community than ever, despite the organized and coordinated (I wonder by who) advertiser boycott. If anything, a lot of garbage has been removed from the heap.
And the mountain of concept art created by digital artists and uploaded to the web is putting them out of jobs thanks to DALL·E and friends.

And the mountain of writing created by authors and uploaded to the web is putting them out of jobs.

And the mountain of music created by musicians is going to start putting them out of jobs.

Generative AI is an unprecedented transfer of wealth-generating capability from creative people to giant corporations.
Honestly, a lot of this isn't LLM stuff. It's "people being paid pittance".
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Youtube is social media, just instead of the tweets or reddit posts the currency is videos.
Yes, they can become persistent once you get consent or other grounds. You probably get that consent in registration form and "recall" it on login. Otherwise you process data from across sessions, which is a huge red flag.
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The trademark attorneys aren't well qualified to do that, which is why it would have been smarter to respond to them directly and refer them to someone at ARM itself.

Unwillingness to pay for an adequate solution is not a legitimate excuse for negligence. If you can't afford to do things right, you can't afford to do them at all.

This is how you want things to be, not how they are. Corporations are focused on maximizing profits and lowering risk and cost.
They don't have a form to request the information to be deleted under GDPR. I have looked everywhere under help.twitter.com and they just ask you to disable your account.
> What great monuments were left by the Europeans for their conquered?

India has a lot of British made buildings they try to preserve but a number of them have gone into disrepair which is unfortunate. Even so a number of them are still in use like Rashtrapati Bhavan which used to be a presidential palace. There are quite a few British made buildings still in use and considered architecturally and historically significant.

>look up Mozarabic Rite.

what about it? it existed prior to Al-Andalus. Christianity is a middle-eastern religion so you can find a lot of middle-eastern/Mediterranean influence in Early Christian rites/prayer and chants.

> Respect for the local population seems like something European colonization never did when they spread their misery around the world.

Christians were dhimmis under Muslim rule in Spain.
Unfortunately, "legal" means whatever certain specific people agree that it means.
This is what Manifest v3 is trying to protect against.
Ask HN: How do you keep big software systems bug free
We work on a highly complex domain specific software product in my company. Ours is a growing platform used for mathematic computations with many interlinked modules and new features being developed every day. Over the last months we have developed many new features and old code is used and modified in the process. We have found it hard to implement a failsafe system that ensures system correctness. It has been hard to ensure new features developed are correct and bug free and to ensure we do not break older features. The systems we have in place for catching bugs are human overseen and automatic end to end tests, integration tests in the code and unit tests. Unfortunately because of the sheer explosion of edge cases it is impossible to have a test for every possible edge case. Furthermore I feel our specs are transmitted in an ad-hoc manner through Jira tickets and it is easy to miss something or have some important detail get lost in the detail. I have been thinking of the feasibility of maintaining specs in a formal software language or using systems like Prolog to automatically generate edge cases to ease testing. I have no clue if this is feasible. How are such problems commonly handled in your field?
You most likely consented to future changes to the ToS. It's kind of like their version of asking a Genie for infinite wishes as one of their three wishes.
This I am afraid is not true either, though. I know many dual-use companies who discovered an RFP (not just on SAM), late -- i.e. with a proposal deathmarch -- and got through.
> key repeat yourself...

now I understand why pressing "Supr" on Eclipse, doesn't repeat and removes anything more than a single character. Pretty anoying
If the useful YouTube content scattered to multiple alternatives, it would immediately become far less useful. Discovery is a big part of YouTube’s value proposition for me.
Those who really desire to understand how things work will be undeterred by the temptation of AI. There are two types of people: those who care to know and really understand and those who don’t. Should we really force people, past a certain point, to care when it’s clear they don’t and are only doing something because they are forced to? I would argue that people should spend more time on the things they truly care about. That’s the critical difference; when you care about something and get enjoyment and satisfaction out of it, you want to understand all the fine details and have a thirst for knowledge and true insight. When you don’t care, you take the absolute shortest path so you can make time to do whatever it is that brings you true satisfaction. That’s perfectly okay with me because I do it all the time for things I couldn’t care less about.

If someone who wants to be a software engineer can’t be bothered to learn and understand the fundamentals I’d argue that software engineering isn’t the discipline for them. The more you understand, the larger the surface area of the problem you have for which to explore further.
> First, I want a replication strategy. Nostr messages get lost in time, and many of the clients end up just blasting an entire message history at your client. Because there's no clue in the protocol how messages are related other than a timestamp this also means you can fake timestamps and write fake messages in the future or back in time. This doesn't have to be an append-only log, but you need some idea of message order to avoid wasting bandwidth to get someone's timeline and detect when a message has been posted out of order.

nostr is stateless it’s just a streaming protocol for messages, there is no ordering (the same way there is no packet ordering in UDP). Looks like what you need is something built on top of it. Right now nostr relays are just that, real time message relays, they are not even supposed to store the messages.
moomooskycow, thanks for such a thoughtful response. I've read it and re-read it.

The vast majority the last decade has been solopreneuring. I've had a stint at larger companies, but usually as a consultant.

It's likely immature of me, but I gravitate strongly towards "meritocracy" and the simplest purest form of that - for me - has been to work almost entirely alone. And I am acutely aware of all the things I'm giving up in an idealized situation: working alongside great people who are smarter and more passionate than me, cool benefits, money, etc.

I deeply believe that I'd be incredibly valuable to the right company, for the right job, and that the salary and social benefits and such could change my life and lives of my family (and future family!).

But, I've failed as far as finding that just right job.

Here is immature Mike's train of thought regarding this, perhaps someone else can relate?:
"I don't want to go do the thing that so many of my peers have done: get a job at a largish tech company, work super hard for 6 months and then fade into a passive state of not really doing anything besides fielding slack notifications and collecting large pay checks. Idk it just feels so lame. It feels immoral. But those people seem to be killing it, they have the money and their girlfriends feel secure and stable, they have friends and get sent on cool business trips. Maybe I'm the one who has it all wrong, and I'm going to slowly age into irrelevance with nothing but my misplaced pride...etc etc etc"

-----

All that to say, perhaps it's fear of rejection that is keeping me from reaching out and finding that "just-right" job that leverages my "economically valuable" skills.

Your words have struck a chord, and I will make the aforementioned serious effort towards finding a compromise between earnings and outlets.

Thank you, and I hope to keep in touch. - Mike
They made a mistake revealing themselves by creating a Rust cult.
Our apartment uses one of these "services" for laundry. It requires you to be online to start the washer and my phone can't connect to my wifi from the laundry room. FAIL.
The Chernobyl Disaster Created an Unexpected Predator Paradise
At this point, everyone understands that smoking cigarettes is bad for your health. The people who still engage in it, or who take it up, are those willing to sacrifice their physical health for stimulation. That type of behavior is exhibited in mentally less healthy people such as those with addictive personalities.
> this fixes the case where the drive gets pulled and thrown in a recycle bin

Also allows you to do that when you retire a server or cluster. I've been in situations where we had to wipe hundreds of multi-TB hard drives. If you've never done it, that takes a good deal of time. You can get appliances that do it, or try to build your own DBAN rig, but it still takes days. Or you can just shred them, but hard drive shredders are not cheap either, and that's rather wasteful and may not be environmentally conscious.
Wow that is a huge amount of posts over more than 10 years. Thanks for the link.

I’m sure I’ll have questions, but I’ll read through some of your posts firsts.
Having to go to court in itself and spend literally months or years with the possibility of being sentenced to most of the rest of your life in prison is itself a very severe punishment.
Type "twitter deleted posts reappearing" into Google, and browse the dozens of news articles.
There's also the International Earth Rotation Service, but they're depending on inertia to get their job done.

(Their actual job is to coordinate very precise measurements of the earth's rotation to determine how its rotation is shifting relative to atomic time).