skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The title is misleading. I don’t see Mesos mentioned ones in the article.

I got so excited about reading for Mesos helping in the multi cloud world, potentially as the hypervisor for running k8s
There's also ageism at play
U.K. Now Has a Minister for Loneliness (2018)
Explaining All the Weird UFO 'Aliens'
Just rewatched the matrix, if we accomplish what you say, we are right on track to match the timeline of 2200.
I too did that for many years.

I'd say that AS3 wasn't ahead of its time, I'd say that we were sent back in time when we had to abandon Flash thanks to Steve Jobs and the bend-over Adobe CEO at the time.

AS3 was super cool, easy to learn and safe to scale amongst many developers. Flash had gotten pretty darn fast near the end... And it was all sent down the toilet.
And what's stopping you now?
Doesn’t budget open up more in Q1 as opposed to Q4? Isn’t Q4 just generally a bad time to be looking, with upcoming holidays, at least in the US?
This would be more useful if you could buy a device that writes it. I had to go look up the patents. It's a process similar to the way stamped Blu-Ray and DVDs are made. There's a laser process to make the stamping die, then a stamping process for production.

Could this be done in one step?
much slower than when I got laid off in 2022 that's for sure. But I'm not changing much of my strategies and I was in fact pickier.

got laid off again in May and took a break until September, which of course seemed to be the worst time for my industry. calls were extremely slow in September but I still got a few. got a more typical recruiter reach out in October. More early rejections than last time (i.e. past a recruiter call but not past the first team call), but IDK if that's more on my roles (I am being pickier than last time) or the current state.

I did get a LOT more auto rejects than before. I feel like I applied to more roles this time despite a narrower selection, so I don't know if that's simply a more representative result compared to last year or not.

I seem close to an offer I'll take but I have 3 other interviews to go for if it falls through. so, hopefully it ends with 2 months of job searching, which is about as good as last time. I took a break since I got laid off twice in 12 months and didn't want to rush to a new role like last time, but I probably would have accelerated my options if I knew it would get this bad this quickly.
There's a lot of confounding variables here. Divorce could be a symptom of an underlying cause which could be the actual reason why kids do worse. Or it could be that when people pool their resources, it creates a more stable home (in resources and labor) and stable homes are a stronger cause.

Re:stable homes, it'd be interesting to envision whether non-nuclear family structures would be more stable. Maybe matrilineal/ matrilocal cultures (even if they're patriarchal) where children of a family are those born to it's women (more stable family since you don't divorce your siblings/mom, much freer relationships, paternity maybe unknown etc). The book Sex a
At Dawn (controversial book!) explores these ideas.
Also, at least up to a point, a family with mother and father in the home, but with some level of marital strife, is still better for the child than divorce/parents living separately.
I think that depends. If someone breaks a car window or spray paints a fence it's likely cheaper to repair it yourself if your deductible is 500-1000. People are also cognizant that if you ever report anything to insurance that your insurance sky rockets so they're less likely to report.

Paying $500-$1000 would not be "minor" to me, but is minor in a crime sense.
Do you think you can "just" live a normal life with a billion dollars?

Being poor sucks and being rich is nice, but being ultra-rich like that is a bit like being a popstar, where things like going out to a shopping centre or having a normal social life become impossible.
Well yeah, that was the tail end of the crazy times. I have seen an uptick in recruiter messages since August-ish tho
It's a great show.
More Than 400k Student Loan Borrowers Had Wrong Monthly Payments
I'd caution against saying one study was "debunked" because another one disagrees with it. Later does not necessarily mean better.

However, in this particular case, the author of the $75k study (Daniel Kahneman, one of the founders of the field of behavioral economics) did an "adversarial collaboration" with the author of the later paper, and found that emotional well-being did continue to rise with income - except for the least happy 20% of people. https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2208661120
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A Stuka sank a Soviet cruiser with one bomb. The Bismarck was crippled by one torpedo fired by a stringbag.

Besides, I never heard anything about the British defenses against an invasion. The D-Day shore defenses were epic, but breached in a day.
because this is the Internet and anyone can make an anonymous account via VPN, if someone were so inclined.
I’ve been in places where total AWS spend was a rounding error compared to revenue. Egress fees weren’t a top 10 cost and wasn’t worth optimizing for.

The bosses would’ve blamed me for choosing a tier 2/3 noname provider the first time a day of downtime happens. And they would’ve been right.
In my experience, one's opinion of this centers on one's politics. Usually these things are discussed in the context of large cities in the western US controlled by democrats. This leads to many who are farther on the left claiming rising crime is an illusion and if it exists at all it is caused by police not doing their jobs as payback for calls for reform. This also leads many on the right to clutch pearls and declare that liberal enclaves are dying and failed social experiments in liberalism and weak criminal justice.

I'll say that, in the case of Seattle, I don't believe overall stats show the region is less safe than, say, the 90s. The 90s were sort of peak crack cocaine and street gangs. Having lived through that time and remembering the crimewave, I think the issue now is that crime back then was mostly in bad areas and didn't affect most middle or upper class folks. Now, especially after the gentrification and return to downtowns, middle and upper class folks are more exposed to crime. The meth and fentanyl epidemics are also helping to push crime into more suburban areas.

With all that said, and hopefully not to ruin my other points, I'll say I am leaning more conservative these days after seeing what has become of western cities(from San Diego to Seattle, I've visited them all fairly regularly over the past few decades). I don't think every problem is fixable via public policy, but damn, we're doing something wrong here.
The economic impact of the 'golden years' is just beginning
I just can't find anything as a DevOps/SRE. I had only a few technical interviews over the past 3 months, didn't pay enough attention to details when fixing a broken python program during a live coding interview, not sure why I was rejected in another case. Other than that, I can't get past HR interview and even getting to that point is difficult, in most cases my job application are not even answered with a rejection.

Surviving only thanks to a food pantry and a house I bought for 30k$ in East Cleveland. Doing some upwork and garden work so that I can pay for utilities and taxes.
I heard about LXS yesterday at the Burning Man Decompression event in SF. One of the creators [1] of the ladybug LED art installation told me that the ladybug is running LXS. They seemed friendly so you could probably totally just email them [2] for their take on LXS.

[1] https://www.lookingup.art/

[2] Or drop by there studio next weekend - sounds like they're having an open house
Adjectives are bad. I wish I'd stuck to egotist and left reprehensability in the scrabble drawer.
People that is trying to be “rich” will fantasize and will always look at all the positives of having “lots” of money but cannot imagine it’s unavoidable downsides if you don’t prepare your mind for it.
It's no different than saying the alphabet produces unique computer code from the same set of characters. These products are targeted to a given species unique sequence for a given transcript. You can validate that your siRNA targets only your species of interest by using a BLAST search against other species.
It is a good thing that at least the ISA managed to catch up with every important ARM or x86 feature yet avoid that baggage creep.

Microarchitectures might need a full redesign once in a while, but if it can keep its RISC-V software moat, that's alright. Worked for x86 so far.
Without encryption pedophiles have access to your family photos. One innocent photograph of a toddler bathing could become the gratification of a sex criminal.
The data shows something that is powerful but hard to internalize: a large portion of crime rates does not strongly correlate with policing but rather external environmental factors.

We often compare the difference in crime between US and Europe, or US and Canada as a direct result of the gun policy (even this article mentions this). But there are many differences between these regions. Canada and European countries all have much stronger social safety nets and typically a more close society in general (not trying to make a race homogeneity argument but one of walkability). I wish more conversation would revolve around this, but I'm afraid of the complexity in this (because you have to solve a lot of problems) makes this unattractive. But if the problems were simple to solve they probably would have been solved. Everything is highly multifactored these days.

There has actually been a large trend of decreasing crime since the 90's, when politicians talked about "super predators." A lot of research has been done on this and there's been been discussions if it is things like the decrease of lead in the air, abortions, or other things, but generally it doesn't seem that "tough on crime" was the dominating factor.

Another interesting statistic is that most Americans believe crime is increasing year over year despite the reverse happening. It's a good example of perception bias and probably is one of those factors mentioned above.

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2020/11/20/facts-abo...
PWABuilder can package your PWA for the app stores
How would that work? They have to get interviewed by the hiring company. I've never gotten to that stage via these 3rd party recruiters.
Cynical? It wasn't kind, I grant you that. I wish I hadn't said it, but editing it now seems to me to be unhelpful to following the threads.
A higher paying position than Meta!? Very curious to hear as much as you’re willing to share on which company this is
Reminds me of that TBBT episode where Sheldon hacks the GPS: https://youtu.be/dCsYBacNfBw?si=CEjA-JgF9zHwL0tV&t=45
Much of this kind of analysis is relatively easy in Datalog/Souffle. You can see a tutorial paper here: https://yanniss.github.io/points-to-tutorial15.pdf

> the part I am currently stuck in is creating a reasonable abstraction level where I can reason (in soufflé) about code and not about an AST

I recommend aiming for an abstraction level similar to the one in the paper (starts on page 9). Once you have that target, writing relations to convert an AST fact such as `binary_op("=", leftId, rightId)` to `Move(to, from)` is fairly straightforward!
All other things being equal, 1 service is obviously better than 4,000 services to maintain.
Im glad I answered such messages from such a type of recruiter. I work at amazing place because I did and yet I put them through the ringer to prove to me they were legit. Sorta feel bad some for doing that but protecting myself according then and still now (they did say they wouldn't pay me until 30 days which is how i am pay six years later). As if any recruiter came to me asking for my social ... asking for money ... asking me to buy something... asking anything outside of how I am qualified for XYZ position the conversation would end.

So be very cautious and protect yourself from scams, but from what you describe they sound like the type of recruiters who got me where I am after six very happy and stress free years (UX Engineer).
All of the AMD chiplet based designs do poorly at idle power.

These monsters will do better than the 39xx because of the 6mm IO die. But it's still going to have high idle power compared to a monolithic Intel design.

The monolithic AMD dies (laptop/mobile) are competitive in the idle power space.
Interesting fact I observed while browsing the Wikipedia page for testosterone:

>Testosterone might encourage fair behavior. For one study, subjects took part in a behavioral experiment where the distribution of a real amount of money was decided. The rules allowed both fair and unfair offers. The negotiating partner could subsequently accept or decline the offer. The fairer the offer, the less probable a refusal by the negotiating partner. If no agreement was reached, neither party earned anything. Test subjects with an artificially enhanced testosterone level generally made better, fairer offers than those who received placebos, thus reducing the risk of a rejection of their offer to a minimum. Two later studies have empirically confirmed these results.[102][103][104] However men with high testosterone were significantly 27% less generous in an ultimatum game.[105]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Testosterone
crazy that they claim to want 10+ years experience but also won't entertain the idea of a 20+ year old veteran. Where are all these mid-30's (assumedly) principles and staff engineers coming from, especially since no one wants to invest in junior engineers the past decade.
>I see people picking collies and heeler breeds and I just feel sad for the dog because they arn't going to get the levels of work they really need from a household family.

I babysit my friends Red Heeler when he goes on vacation. And he is a bundle of energy, they need a lot of stimulation and exercise.
I can only see these dumb things in reverse (the shape is always sinking into the page, rather than popping out). isn't there a way to generate these inverted so weirdos like me can finally enjoy them ?
At least 280 Palestinians were killed by Israelis in 2021. With a population of ~5,000,000, that alone accounts for 5.6 deaths per 100k lives.

Here's a list of those killed: https://israelpalestinetimeline.org/2021deaths/. Pay special attention to all the women and children.

This is not a country to we should aspire to match murder rates.
The RP1 and Beyond with the Raspberry Pi Hardware Team
There's a difference between 'etiquette' and being threatened with being banned from a site for not using 'sensitive topic' features ...particularly for factual statements.

Are social media sites part of the CIC? To what extent should we choose to censor ourselves 'out of consideration' to others? Today seems like a timely time to have this discussion.
chatGPT at backend?
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Pinker was pals with Jeffrey Epstein, which is getting into legit villain territory

"Pinker was included in the flight log for Epstein’s plane, which was dubbed the “Lolita Express,” for example, in 2002. He was photographed with him at a gathering in 2014. And he shared an affidavit from the case via Twitter in 2015."

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2019/07/17/steven-pinker...
Ironically, not in LA

https://static.abcotvs.com/kabc/images/cms/rp8MS-homicides-i...
Hah. I went to it, read that and left right away.

Is it even possible today to find an article that isn't click bait?
Pretty bad. I’ve got a lot of experience as an IC, manager, and leader, and it doesn’t seem to matter; companies seem much more picky (“you were great but we want someone with more tenure in <specific variant of field>”) or wedded to cargo cult methods (the leetcode places).

I haven’t extensively tapped my network for referrals, but I get a bad vibe from those, too. I’ve hit up about six folks and they all came back empty - no opportunities, even though they’d like to work with me again.

The only success I’ve heard is from folks grinding it out and playing the numbers game. It’s an employer’s market.

Edit: some data:
Seven months, dozens of applications, four interviews. Two interviews were from applications, one from a recruiter cold-call, and one from networking. Applications to interview was about 4 months. Three were EM positions, one was senior engineer. Got through all rounds and was rejected at the end.

Fun fact: I have a canary in my resume that will normally raise a clarifying question during an interview. One of ~20 interviewers caught it. Hard to put effort into a resume when few people seem to read it.
Yes, everyone richer than you is too rich
Also don’t forget that they inserted their own affiliate codes into URLs to Amazon at some point.

https://web.archive.org/web/20220817235820/https://www.mobil... (German)
1) They also sell their own made SSD, though it's minor on DIY market. SD card and USB stick too.
I am saying that for this mine to exist, you need now - and IN PERPETUITY - treat the water that flows down hill.

To me, that is in no way shape or form: "reclaimed".
The article complains about misinformation,’ ‘disinformation,’ and other ill-defined terms being used to censor speech.

The opposition to this and the indifference of the population generally suggests the age of free speech is over.

These conversations get mired in debate over free speech maximalism or what is disinformation. I think that's besides the point.

Perhaps a better question would be when is it okay to suppress speech. On what basis do we measure and catalog harmful speech or disinformation.

I can see some, like speech calling for violence against certain groups. But that's already illegal. What about when government goes outside established frameworks to also protect 'truth' from disinformation or catalogs some opinions as harmful.

I'm religious, I believe in ultimate truths, so I have ideas of misinformation and disinformation.

But our governments today are secular. They don't believe in ultimate truths - so on what basis can they claim something is disinfo or misinformation and suppress it?

When we say harmful info or discourse - harmful to who. I haven't been hurt, I don't know anyone who has. I do however see governments and corporations being harmed by speech online.

Isn't the real issue that there is a new medium the internet that lets ordinary people speak freely and this is very uncomfortable for the political and business elites and they wish to suppress that.

Isn't the question not really about free speech but more about how much control can States exercise over channels of public communications before they can reasonably be called tyrannical?
but policing is returning to precovid levels compared to 2020-2021, and it appears murder is falling at a similar rate.. where do you get your information from?
Most of it is the end of free money, super low interest rates, and companies realizing that an unending war for talent isn't needed. More companies are focusing on on making a profit.
Extended family is definitely better for raising kids. The problem is nuclear family is better for chasing good jobs and making money (likely far away from extended family).

As the saying goes, you can serve Mammon/wealth, or god/your community of origin, but not both.
A few years back when I worked in a downtown office in a suburban metro, my wife would often drop me off/pick me up and then she'd have the car all day. Other times I'd bike. When only one person works outside the home, you have more flexibility.

We also lived in what was barely not a food desert at that time, and we walked to the grocery store all the time. "Food desert" can mean it takes 10 minutes to walk to the store. Like for a low income urban census tract it means 0.5 miles. We go on afternoon walks 3-5x that every day.
i’ll get called a paid actor but i legit used rezi when i was laid off in December 22 and it was a big help. I got a job in February 23 with the help of Rezi. Would recommend. Just use it wisely.
It started great, I thought, then turned bad. Unfortunately I turned down an offer that likely would have been worth taking at this point.

I’m probably doing something wrong. I’ve likely made 50 applications at this point. 10-15 were earlier on and went well; I had around 5 roles to interview for and 3 went to final stages. One was a no, the other took too long, and the other was an offer. Things seemed to be going alright and the offer wasn’t great, so I kept at it.

Of the 30ish applications since, I’ve had 6 responses. 3 no, one bad interview, and two upcoming interviews I don’t feel too confident in. I’m well suited to everything I apply to, but sometimes you can just feel it. I don’t think these companies will see me as a good fit.

I’m about to ramp it up quite a bit and apply more and more often. Unfortunately I’ve been in the midst of a big move, so finding time to sit and focus on job searching hasn’t been easy. Fortunately, I’m done moving. Here’s hoping it goes well.
This looks great. You should add some more output images!
if your otel collector is being overwhelmed. In such cases you have a lot of backlogged data not able to be ingested. So you dead letter queue it to s3 for freeing up buffers.

The approach here is to only send data to s3 as a last ditch resort.
Oh… that’s interesting. I’ve never thought of that aspect of why maybe the industrial Revolution took off in Europe but not China. Lenses allowed the development of the telescope, reading glasses (extending working years of scientists and engineers, etc, enabling finer work on clockwork mechanisms), the sextant, the barometer (and thus the study of vacuum that led to steam engines), and the microscope. All that predated the industrial Revolution, laying the scientific groundwork for all that followed.

(Obviously things like that are multi-causal, but I had never heard that idea before, that the amazing porcelain of China kind of held back the development of glass and all its many, many applications.)
Also increasing at an alarming pace in DC: https://mpdc.dc.gov/page/district-crime-data-glance

Is there a strong association between local crime rates (and/or direction of change) and local perceptions though? As far as I can tell, it’s quite common among New Yorkers to think crime is rising too, even though it really is falling in NYC, unlike Seattle and DC. But I have not seen a quantitative study correlating these. Are people who live in areas where crime actually is rising more likely to think it is?
It's pretty sad that an organization that could accomplish this almost managed to destroy itself over comparatively much simpler errors in the same timeframe.

And in the megaproject construction sector too.

It makes me wonder whether a tiny butterfly effect in some mid 2000s boardroom could have caused the totally opposite outcome, successfully avoiding the troubles with the nuclear business but getting into trouble in the memory business.
What would it take to reduce the cost of maglev trains?

Perhaps 300 mph trains would be enough to convince Americans to take a train.

UPDATE

Just answer my question instead of trying to explain that people won’t take trains.