skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You earlier described the position as "screwing a cabinet together for $60k", when you wondered why a stocker making $40K wouldn't want to change jobs.

Now you are describing a position which requires non-trivial training.

How long does it take to learn those skills? Who pays for the training?

https://www.carpenterstraininginstitute.org/apprenticeship-p... says "To graduate from cabinet maker apprentice to journeyworker, you’ll complete 7,000 hours of on-the-job training (OJT) and 640 hours of classroom learning." That's much more training than needed for stocking. It gives these statistics for the carpenters training as a whole:

Average earnings for all first-year students:
$33,436 – $46,363 + benefits*
Average earnings for all second-year students:
$45,600 – $63,200 + benefits
Average earnings for all third-year students:
$51,666 – $71,646 + benefits*
Average earnings for all fourth-year students:
$57,748 – $80,077 + benefits*
Journeyperson
$60,789 – $84,295 + benefits*
Foreman
$72,485 – $97,010 + benefits*

which again means $60K/year requires a lot more training than being a stock clerk.

Can you point to a job listing for this sort of position? I looked and found roughly comparable positions, but paying less than $80K.

"As a Woodworking Prop Builder, you will play a pivotal role in bringing our clients' visions to life by crafting unique and eye-catching props and decor pieces. Your craftsmanship will be on display at a wide range of events, from weddings and corporate gatherings to private parties and more." paying $18-$22 hourly

"The Craftsworker, Carpenter position focuses on carpentry and basic construction related projects/repairs. The position requires good math skills and the ability to think outside of the box. Experience in set design or custom woodworking is a plus. The Craftsworker, Carpenter works with a variety of materials, such as wood, fiberglass, rebar and concrete. The Craftsworker, Carpenter is often called upon to build/construct things that don’t come with blueprints or an instruction manual; they are built to specifications of the client and/or to fit in an allotted amount of space. Projects can vary from day to day, based on work orders, department requests, routine maintenance, or capital projects. Tasks can include such things as roofing; fencing; wood structure repairs; fixing doors/door hardware; installing door systems and windows; fixing ADA building access buttons; fixing shift doors in an animal enclosure; constructing safety fences/barriers for an exhibit; designing and building an automatic animal feeder disguised to look like a tree; or constructing various exhibit elements such as artificial plants, rocks or trees." paying $30/hour. That's far more than cabinet working and still only $60K/year.

(The site I was using doesn't have linkable URLs.)

Zip Recruiter has positions for cabinet maker in the range "$12-22/hr".

Cabinet Maker salary in the US average $37K/year says https://mint.intuit.com/salary/cabinet-maker based on nearly 3,000 income tax records, with a max of $70,500.
First of all, in a Newtonian model, flipping a coin is not a random event, the result of the coin flip is determined by the exact forces applied, which are determined by the muscle movements of the flipper, which are determined by chemical reactions in their brain etc.

Secondly, even true randomness doesn't significantly alter the world-view of Determinism, at least not when applied to the problem of consciousness (as in the current context). Regardless of whether the future state of the world is fully determined by the past state, or whether the future state of the world is fully determined by the past state + random events, consciousness and conscious decisions play no role.

That is, the feeling that you decide whether to go to work or not, that today you could have decided otherwise if you had wanted to, is still an illusion in either model. In pure determinism, this was determined the moment the universe came into being. In determinism+true randomness, whether you went or not was unknowable ahead of time, but you still didn't have any input: say, some cosmic ray flipping a switch in your brain or not determined whether you did go.
They’re describing pulse dialing, not tone dialing. Totally doable using a toggleable serial port pin and some basic electronics.
I like vanilla `ls` but I do miss some display options from GNU ls when I'm on Mac, e.g., grouping directories first.

Luckily, of course, it's open source, so I just added the options I needed.

https://github.com/torstenvl/betterls if anyone is interested

exa seemed like overkill for my needs, and it was easier to add a couple lines of code than to learn a whole new tool.
Launch and Show HN are different I think.
Arguing about determinism is boring and pointless. If determinism is true, then logic and reason has no bearing on anybody’s conclusion. It is only if determinism is false that logic and reason are in any way meaningful, and thus anything is worth arguing about.

Another way:

If determinism is true, then there is no point in arguing about it.

So:

If it is worth arguing about, then according to the laws of logic, it is false.

If it is not with arguing about, then why are you arguing about it.
> Does it generate the Service Map from eBPF traces too?
Yes, Alaz generates the K8s service map from eBPF kernel trace points. If you wonder about the details and the internal of the system, check Alaz Architecture: https://github.com/ddosify/alaz/blob/master/Alaz-Architectur...

> Can you use the Service Map without k8s?
We have already planned to make Alaz available for direct installation on Linux or Docker without the need for K8s. We are developing this feature now and will be released soon. Stay tuned for the updates!
Consciousness is the thing and the only thing that you have direct experience of. Everything else could be an illusion. You could be a brain in a jar and all of the reality you perceive be a simulation, but you would still be conscious.

I know that I am conscious and I cannot doubt it, but at the same time I cannot prove it to you. Furthermore, I strongly suspect and assume that other human beings are conscious, but I cannot verify this scientifically (i.e. measure it somehow).

This means that consciousness is a phenomenon that cannot be doubted (in the first person) but possibly eludes the scientific method. This really grates people who have a strong emotional attachment to the dogma that science must be able to account for all of reality.

People confuse the metaphysical commitment of materialism with scientific fact, and thus conclude that consciousness must be an emergent phenomenon of neural complexity, and that it is silly to believe that anything else could be conscious. This feels like an hyper-rational, scientific stance, but really it is not. Science works perfectly fine within other metaphysical commitments such as idealism, panpsychism, etc.

This is not to say that materialism is not correct, I do not know if it is or not. My point is that many contemporary "scientific types" tend to believe that their certainty about materialism being the correct framework is grounded on science, when it is not. It is often an unexamined and quasi-religious belief.
Can anyone explain to me why exactly Classical music ?

I feel like acquiring a niche in the (music) market is not the apple way.
If google/alphabet did this, it would have been killed already, but apple is sticking to it.

is tim apple or someone in the upper management just a big hardcore classical music fanatic ?
Some of the best stand-up comedy I enjoy isn's some guy cracking jokes, it's someone telling a story. The story is as common as can be, just something that happened in their childhood or on the way to the shops, something banale. But then it's the presentation and the absurdity of something relatable that makes it funny.
> They are really not printing money with that technology.

Not until it becomes widespread. For-profit companies are not charities and they patent things for a reason.
Is substack Twitterized now?
The next ground-breaking achievement in quantum physics will be the discovery of the two smallest particles everything derives from: a left paren and a right paren.
A paywall prevents me from reading the story
You got one fact wrong so, it was Austria-Hungary that did start the war. It was them who did everything to create a casus belli in Serbia, despite Serbia agreeing to basically all of Austria-Hungary's demands. If you need an evil party to point your finger at.

Not sure what to make of the rest of you post so, if already ignore everything about the beginning of WW1, and still come to simple, clear cut conclusions on guilt based on the Versaille treaty, written by the victors and signed by the loosers, of which only Germany was still left, whom surrendered unconditionally.

Edit: The Marginot line was built after WW1 to prepare for the ultimate round two of WW2. You seem to confuse those two conflicts to a certain degree.
Email security scanner following links?
> do you remember how happy and fun life was when you were teens?

No, I do not. I was sad, as were most teens I knew (perhaps, admittedly, selection bias).
I use VictoriaMetrics as remoteWrite for prometheus. It is popular.
Provided you always plan ahead for where you're going by multiple hours. And don't carry anything more then hand luggage. And don't semi-regularly need to move heavy loads. Or need to get children from place to place. And that there's public transport service there at all.

People always have some "look how lightweight my life is, why would anyone need a car" and I can pretty reliably guess that they (1) don't own a house and/or (2) don't have kids, and/or (3) don't work in a job which requires them to get to more then 1 site and/or (4) live near the center of a major urban center.

Finally: "pay for the road you drive on" - that's literally what gas taxes are for, EVs already attract additional taxes to account for this, and I'm real curious how you think the things you buy in stores get there...
I use exa daily, and this is the first time that I’ve heard of eza. From a marketing standpoint, eza should be merged upstream.
Two words: Legal threats.

This is also like how difficult people want to expose Synanon back in the old days.
> I think we see more of these interesting finds in the world of small animals because they have a much higher frequency of turnover. Therefore a higher statistical probability to produce interesting adaptations.

This is the best argument against so far. Still, if a species co-evolved alongside us since our ancestors were small furry animals, this would be quite a few generations.
People already build relationships through apps that wouldn't have otherwise happened (be it discord or tinder), though neither is really very good at that.

If you want to build relationships with people who live near you the app should have some element of seeing content from people nearby you (presumably within your age bracket too). And also more interactivity from viewers (you can see a moderate amount of interactivity even in youtube communities).
It’s a satiation attack (my term). The hope is you’ll get so frustrated at the frequency of the emails that you’ll eventually just press yes or ok or whatever it is that allows the reset.
One other issue is that a lot of people don't proofread or have someone proofread their self-published book / story, and that's still at the amateur level; anything beyond that, you need an editor.

Editors have read a lot of books. More than most authors will have. They have also read and improved on terrible books. They get everything, literally raw and unedited.
Former Huawei executive claims that HarmonyOS for PC will release next year
Apparently he has attempted this before, only to require coast guard rescue—exactly as you suggested.
I agree 100%. Not that I mind support going to tha arts, but the process funds artists who optimize for funding instead of who are recognized for good art. Canada's art and cultural scene (like our science and tech scene) sucks, it's a bunch of watered down government agenda friendly politically correct crap, and largely funds the same club of favored people.

As far as wastes of tax dollars go, government funding is a minor problem, it's the hollowing out of the arts to be the crap that we have that's the bigger concern. Look no further than the fact that every good Canadian artist immediately goes to the US if they get some success. It's the same with startups/tech. The lame ones stay in Canada and mooch off the government, anyone remotely good gets out. Yes I know shopify is a counterexample.
> the US Coast Guard is obligated to find him

Courts have repeatedly ruled that the government has no obligation to protect its citizens.[0,1]

If they didn't go after him and his family sued its a virtual certainty that they would lose.

[0]https://www.sun-sentinel.com/2018/12/17/cops-and-schools-had...

[1]https://prospect.org/justice/police-have-no-duty-to-protect-...
Is this a service you might be willing to offer other HN users? Maybe for a small tip or a donation to a cause of your choice?
The Eye of of Argon by Jim Theis is legendarily awful in SF circles.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Eye_of_Argon
You might like this... https://github.com/rbanffy/3270font

+ comments here... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24646107
Also completely failing to check the scope of the request before validating it!

> Microsoft provided an API to help validate the signatures cryptographically but did not update these libraries to perform this scope validation automatically
Canada's effectively a single party state anyway, there is no material difference between our two parties and they both serve at the pleasure of a few elites. Nowhere in the developed world does voting have less value.
Here's a video that may or may not use these techniques, I'd be curious for those who know to judge ... https://youtu.be/dXLCHvRsgRQ?si=wkniCf-7wNPt8DGj

There's coherence frame-to-frame of the artifacts used to render, but they may be 2D "watercolor" splotches, and some seem very manually seeded, e.g. the shapes used to fill in irises for eyes. In some scenes though the blobs seem to be 3D-represented.
> please make up a new imaginary problem.

what.
Michelle Marie Conway MLOps Podcast
> This repository isn’t archived because the only person with the rights to do so is unreachable
Or some runaway script.
I wouldn’t say 25 minutes is short for a video about that. If the claim that the ARM CPU saved Apple is correct, I expect the main arguments for that claim, if written down, could easily be read in half a minute.
Also there’s a massive continent called South America in the same time zone. Further, there’s also large swathes of Central America.

But this claim that time zone matters isn’t even true in the way the GP thinks. If time zone does indeed matter, it strengthens the case to move the entire team wholesale to cheaper locales than keep anyone hired in the US.
That's generation per capita, not installed capacity per capita.
Ugh, I wish these features were more discoverable. I use CLion all the time and I've never heard of this.
Also the first IBM pc had what, 64kb of ram? It makes sense to do hand optimized assembler for that.

Segmented architecture has nothing to do with it, there was support for it in any Compiler that targeted the platform. And besides, it was how you did things back then, no surprises there.
We've started a non-profit to deal with such issues. It's a lot of work, but well worthwhile in the long term because part of the process is clarifying such issues, and the organization keeps on existing regardless of any individual member.

Still, even this situation is much better than what we had before. It's on github and so the project doesn't randomly vanish from existence when the owner isn't there to maintain the machine in their closet anymore. Contributors see each other and can realize "Hey, maintainer isn't active anymore but there's still interest in the project, maybe we should do something about this".
Scott Adams has tried to describe it. He says that a good recipe for a joke is something that almost makes sense, but not quite. In other words, it has to be slightly absurd, but also slightly sensible, at the same time. A lot of Seinfeld jokes are along those lines.
You could also just install coreutils via brew...
This for sure doesn't violate speed of light. I can also access >>>>>2^n locations within n time in the real world.
I don’t know if domain names is really that much better a solution—between the messiness of protocols, subdomains, and TLDs (how many kids in school went to whitehouse.com instead of whitehouse.gov back when the former was a porn site?), they can also expire and be replaced with a domain showing very different content. Lidl recently had to recall some kids snacks because the URL was not showing what they wanted it to.
Create a Website from Your Recipes
Hi folk, I just launched my web app chefs kiss - a platform that allows video creators to create their own personal website from their recipes. It takes a tiktok link and then uses AI to transcribe the recipe - and then a webpage is built in vercel. Would love to get some feedback - still very much in beta and working out the true value proposition? Do you see this as only being useful for chefs or do you envisage another use for it?
First of all, I believe the majority of philosophers of mind today are compatibilists - they hold that free will is in fact compatible with determinism.

Secondly, there is very clearly no room at all for strong free will in any physical theory we have. By "strong free will" I mean the idea that conscious beings are able to decide their next action at some moment T+1 without either (a) a sufficiently intelligent agent being able to predict with 100% accuracy their decision from enough knowledge about the state of the world at moment T, or (b) the decision being a purely random event. Given that human beings are made entirely out of elementary particles, there is simply no way for some part of the human to influence the elementary interactions that make up our beings.

Of course, if you believe in dualism of some kind, where there is some form of a transcendent soul that doesn't obey physical theories but can intervene in them, then you can add this to any theory.

The way free will can be made compatible with determinism is to accept that our choices are not fundamentally different from the choices that a search algorithm makes in its operation. They are fully determined by our previous experience and environment (up to some randomness), but different people will still make different choices, more or less appropriate. Just like different implementations of a search algorithm can work better or worse, or just differently, so two can different people make better or worse choices, or simply different ones. But, just like the algorithm, we are still each entirely the product of our entire life so far, and our nature as human beings.
They really didn't!

The bill went through it's third reading in the Lords with literally no changes yesterday!

These stories are going to make people complacent that this terrible, terrible bill has gone away. It hasn't, it passed, more or less unchanged (except to make the age verification piece a little bit worse).
There's an Apple Classical app in the Android Play Store. I used to use Primephonic before Apple bought it, so I might give it a shot...
Because he makes an easy mistake in the quote? I would say the real confusion will start showing up once you try making sense of the words »noticed« and »claim« in that sentence.
Depending on whether or not the resulting YAML is supposed to be human-readable[1], you can just produce JSON output, since YAML 1.2 is a superset of JSON. I did that at one of the places I worked in at the time, and it worked very well.

[1]: I personally think that JSON is plenty readable, but a lot of people seem to disagree.
I want those to be boring for my scripts; I want modern replacements for my manual use.
I think that would work if that page directly had references to the zip files, but it doesn't. The references are on the sub pages for each font.
A person like this went on to become the #2 at Amazon. Says a lot about the company and his peers as well.
It seems to be a directional technology, so I'm not sure it would be applicable to RC submarines
It’s an interesting idea, but I don’t see how this is really going to simplify the life of the IAM team in an enterprise. Even if you use their proxy to presumably add authorization capabilities to a legacy app, there is still some type of auth model in the app itself which needs to be contended with.

At the end of the day I wish SCIM were better and more widely adopted as it makes the need for tools like this go away and lets any idp, iam, or iga tool integrate with any application.
> Why isn't it masking before writing to disk ?

Crash handlers don't know what state the system will be in when they're called. Will we be completely out of memory, so even malloc calls have started failing and no library is safe to call? Are we out of disk space, so we maybe can't write our logs out anyway? Is storage impaired, so we can write but only incredibly slowly? Is there something like a garbage collector that's trying to use 100% of every CPU? Are we crashing because of a fault in our logging system, which we're about to log to, giving us a crash in a crash? Does the system have an alarm or automated restart that won't fire until we exit, which our crash handler delays?

It's pretty common to keep it simple in the crash handler.
Illuminations, his latest short story collection, is a fantastic introduction to his prose writing for people who only know his comic book work.
The bigger picture of why UK is hell bent on surveilling their citizens, communities is that the number one problem is that governments are losing control over society.

Off course the whole point of democracy is that governments should fear their citizens, rather than vice versa.
What should I call it when people argue it is ok to justify stealing and force, and the victim calls it good and right?
> that to respect nature, you need to stay out of it.

Even without mentioning the human activity and presence is nature or not, you don't give boundaries to this statement, eg, are agricultural fields should also stay out of nature ?

So calling out that you might imply to eradicate humanity is perfectly valid, and some clarification is certainly needed to understand what you actually mean. (I'm curious to know too)
GitHub Old Feed: Replace the shit new version of the feed with the old one
Are comments really the best place to hash this out?

Why not just flag and move on.

People don't need to disclose who they are when submitting things to HN.

Hell, I used to have a pretty comprehensive bio, until I replaced it with an icloud relay email because random internet people would look me up outside HN and try to dig up stuff to use as ammo in response to comments I posted that they disagreed with.

HN can be a nasty place. I don't fault anyone for hiding their identity.
I have never had anyone request my Facebook password. Your email addresses were likely compromised from somewhere else.
Didn't feel like a debate, just trying to increase understanding on both sides. If you follow what I'm saying, I don't ever try to estimate hours anymore, I just use past data on complexity and then translate that to hours if ever required. There's very little time and stress, and effort for estimating. It's incredibly accurate over several features too and it is easy for stakeholders to decide cost vs value of each feature.
Move Over, Software Developers – In Cybersecurity, the Government Wants to Drive
I made a QR code from this link. It really isn't anything crazy. Isn't that cool, we can host websites from QR codes!
We badly need a programmer's version of The Onion.
China's iPhone Ban Is Only Just Beginning