skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes like this famous article about how someone felt poor with a household income of $200K-$500K a year.

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2017/10/09/budget-breakdown-of-a-co...

And if you talk to the people who strongly identify with the MAGA movement, their main concerns are guns, illegal immigration, “persecution because of their Christian beliefs”, and for some strange reason - Disney.

People who know me and one of my friends calls us the “odd couple”. I’m a Black mostly agnostic bleeding heart libertarian capitalist pig who works in tech (including a stint in BigTech), my friend is a White former military high school dropout who is an evangelical Christian, gun loving and rural, who rails against those “illegals”.

But he attends a predominantly Black church and has been married to a deaf Vietnamese woman for two decades who he loves dearly.

I also use to live in a famous “sun down” town in Georgia made famous by Oprah. I’m often in conversations with modern “conservatives”. I don’t argue, I just listen.
I know, but users of such a federated project might prefer something more private than disclosing a real name/IBAN. In comparison, even Paypal (with a @username or mail address) is a bit more private.
Hi Aviv, thanks for replying and for the additional links. I think this work is so important.

I'll also add a link to some work I and some colleagues are doing on designing social algorithms that promote collective intelligence.

https://social-protocols.org
I got and adapted the questions from a survey about these issues but I've been trying to get the question right as we tend to use language which presupposes things.

I like this one as it asks to form an image and asks about clarity. The image is about hearing. So it crosses both parts.

Another example would be to form an image of a telemarketer on the telephone. Change the accent. Introduce line distortion.

For me it's in the middle. Happy birthday is clear to visualise and I can follow the tune. it's not very vivid but it's like I'm singing to myself with my mouth shut. I don't have a mental "visual" image of the song by default. When changing it the imagery appears a bit more but the focus is on the sound. I can easily change it to children's voices, the unix greybeards is more difficult as it requires me working out what they would sound like including spatial echoes from the auditorium. I find the resulting image (which is clearer than the children) is amusing.
"Van Sabben passed away in the United Arab Emirates two weeks after the Stuxnet attack as a result of a motorcycle accident."

Well, what an unfortunate coincidence.
Man in the Hague (In a Good Way)
There could even be hidden factors pushing things in the opposite direction but they go unnoticed because their magnitude is smaller than the factors pushing in the observed direction. In some cases, these hidden factors might not even be hidden but mistaken for a contributing factor due to their correlation with the collective direction.
You're referring to thinking proactively. Is your inner narrative proactive or reactive?
A counterpoint would be: if you kept the same number of engineers and increased their productivity with AI, rather than keeping output the same and reducing the number of engineers, wouldn't you be producing more value overall?
I’m confused, you were driving a rented car on a racetrack?
Yes, mcfly can handle that.

I've been using it for the last couple of years. My history file has around a quarter million entries so far.
I agree, with my kids I rarely do it in less than an hour
A380 was the hub&spoke design, whereas 787 went for long range point to point that could fly with smaller airports
What compatibility? What are you talking about? Can't even run Doom.

https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/3353-cant-get-dooom-to...
I have a lot of respect for single moms. It’s hard enough to raise a kid with two parents, let alone one.
> You no longer had to understand the technology or data structures because there were declarative APIs that made things easy.

What technology or data structure do you think developers don't understand if they work on React projects?

Isn't it silly to claim any person is suddenly incompetent just because they are assigned to a project which uses a particular framework?
> Also, one can make the argument the other way as well. Tools and infra have gotten good enough that the work doesn’t require the “dedicated nerds”

Has it though? In my career I have seen people die on that hill, but only because their entire careers were utterly reliant upon those tools. If you cannot execute without a given set of tools you are in no position of objectivity when it comes to those tools, which results in a lot of catastrophically bad business decisions.
Gillette was B2B until 10 years ago, but it was one of the biggest spenders on marketing as percentage of their product total cost. There is no pure B2B if your brand is known to public.
Vanguard rejects Spot Bitcoin ETFs, citing weak investment cases and volatility concerns.
Clients express frustration, initiating a response rally on social media.
In a surprising turn of events, Vanguard, the $7.7 trillion asset management giant, has announced that it will not be participating in the newly approved Spot Bitcoin ETFs, diverging from the trend set by other major firms. The decision comes on the heels of the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) landmark approval of 11 Spot Bitcoin ETFs, a move that has generated significant excitement in the digital asset industry.
Those in Europese arent what they are in the US, they're just, of ten individuap, stations with the common plug, just like the other ones.
Yes I think this actually could work. Community Notes has a basic reputation system: users need to "Earn In" by rating notes as "Helpful" that are ultimately classified by the algorithm as helpful. Once enough attackers earn in, they can totally break the algorithm.

Breaking it is not as simple upvoting a lot of, say, right-wing or left-wing posts though. The algorithm will simply classify all the attackers as having a very positive or negative polarization factor, and decide that their votes can be explained by this factor.

What would work is upvoting *unhelpful* posts. I have actually simulated this attack using synthetic data and sure enough it totally breaks the algorithm. I write about it in this article: https://jonathanwarden.com/improving-bridge-based-ranking/
I'm talking more about "thinking before you speak." As in, it seems to me that without some form of inner speech, it would be impossible to plan anything before vocalizing it, as you'd need to start talking/writing in order to actually think.
Would it worth a try reporting other LGPL violations to Unity - as drawing attention to violations of their own 5.10.4 of Provider agreement - in a documented manner? Just to see how they proceed.
I find this can be a bit messy because VS code runs lots of commands in the background that pollute the history with extremely verbose commands.
>there are lots of people calling themselves muslims in the world that did or do drink alcohol.

i am saying the societal pressure TO DRINK is not present in 1.5 billion people. someone who wants to still go ahead and drink isn't being discussed.
As an OSX user I had problems with VS Code only on 2 occasions:
1. Syntax highlighting gives up on larger files. What can be considered "large" depends on your machine of course. In this situation I use Sublime Text.
2. I worked on a web frontend that used React MUI (Material UI). That particular version of MUI & VScode combo didn't work at all. Intellisense would slow the editor down to where it was barely usable. That was a couple of years ago, never seen this issue again.
At Google:

L3 is a new graduate

L4 is mid level (an engineer who you can generally trust to complete the tasks they're assigned)

L5 is Senior (who owns/shapes the direction of the team)

L6 is Staff (who has to see upcoming problems and shape efforts across the organization)

L7 shapes a product

L8 shapes a division

L9 shapes an industry

It's very possible that a 24 year old could become an L5 with a typical path: college 18-21, straight to Google for 3 years on the same team and becoming one of the main contributors on the team.

Considering that Google grew its headcount by over 50% between 2020 and 2022, there could be plenty of mid level engineers joining the 24 year old's team who they are able to lead now since they have an extra 3 years worth of experience + context in the specific area.
Nuemark: Markdown dialect for rich, interactive content
I don't judge you - it was a struggle to keep going a couple episodes tbh.
Nonprofits die all the time because they run out of money
My guess is mostly b, though some of a - see below. One thing that I didn’t really get into is that this isn’t really indicative of a shortage of third party investor capital and a necessity to raise third-party capital on punitive terms.

To oversimplify slightly, assume that every investment is funded by 60% debt, 39% equity from limited partners and 1% from the private equity sponsor - that 1% representing their common equity participation in the deal (which they’re putting up both because they presumably think it is a good opportunity to invest their personal money as well as to demonstrate alignment with their limited partners). This article is describing how that 1% is getting funded. So instead of coming out of their personal checking accounts, the private equity investment professionals are getting a private capital provider to lend it instead at credit card rates.

So this article probably indicates that deals are in a bit of a lull right now (no exit proceeds from prior investments to fund new investments) and traditional banks have tightened up lending. A few years ago, traditional banks were making similar loans to sponsors at low, low single-digit interest rates (think SVB and their personal loan product portfolio), so now instead the sponsors are having to tap private credit providers, who are going to insist on a much higher rate of return.
Note that I am aware of. But me and some colleagues at social-protoclols.org have have written a number of articles on the subject.

For example, here's an article on using Mechanism Design to solve the problem of dishonesty and promote "truthtelling" in social networks: https://social-protocols.org/truthtelling-games/

And here's a writeup on our "Global Brain" algorithm: https://social-protocols.org/global-brain/
i wouldn't be so against 'smart lights'. There must be a brand that could still satisfy your needs. One advantage of 'smart lights' is the option to dim the light closer to the night when you prepare to sleep, you kinda adapt the light to be weaker for your body to be prepared for sleep in 1-2hrs
Yes, real developers know the quirks of ie6 Vs Firefox 3
Yes! It is a very exciting concept in science fiction, indeed!

Some other similar ideas that come to mind are the multiverse quartz megaspheres in the second half of Diaspora and the message embedded in pi in Contact, the novel.

These are stories of course, but the cosmic microwave background radiation is a real life megastructure that encodes the remnants of the Big Bang and that is terrifyingly fascinating.

Another real world one is the giant foreboding galaxies in the background of the Angular Diameter Turnaround xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2622/

What other examples, fictional or real, are there of giant monumental pieces of information encoding?
Weirdly I'm aphantasic but hyperauralic. What I wouldn't give for it to be the other way around.
Your "precise statement" was a manipulative statement, for which both the question and answer are meaningless. Just because you state a question does not mean you get to dictate the discussion. Growth of income is one thing, but the far more important thing is wealth inequality, and the U.S. has one of the worse in the world, especially for a developed nation. As wealth inequality goes up, more people die, more people suffer, etc.

Here's the equivalent of your statement: If I throw a penny into a fountain at the mall, has the wealth of the fountain gone up or down?

Here's more realistic and relevant discussions on the relative gross of the lower classes:

* https://www.cbpp.org/research/a-guide-to-statistics-on-histo...

* https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2022/04/20/how-the-a...

* https://www.census.gov/library/stories/2022/09/income-inequa...
People who are obsessed with controlling every narrative are plain down creepy and even if there's something truthful at the center of their argument, it's still coated in endless layers of their slimy technocrat tenacles trying to control everyone.
without saying it's healthy convince me vit D is worth it
> doesn't that slow down your thought process?

probably yes.

also, when being asked questions I rehearse and rephrase the answer in my head often stumbling or pausing uncomfortably long to actually get it out for fear of it sounding weird or wrong or dumb.
Fair point!

> And when some people do layoffs, everyone does them. They're all subject to the same market pressures in the same industry. One company doing them gives all the other companies in the sector permission to do likewise. If a company doesn't follow suit the market might even start to question why.

I'd like to try and simplify this - it's simply the new "normal" and companies can get away with it(meaning the labor side does not punish it, yet - no unionising etc).
In the EU layoffs like this are not as easy to pull off by companies.
TOTP is not 2FA though (depending on how you define 2FA). Something you know, something you have, something you are. TOTP is a seed that you know. Together with your password which is also something that you know, you have one factor.

Also, if your password is 30 characters long, it sounds like you're using a single password for all of your services. Don't do that; you are 100% fucked if any one service you use gets compromised.
I don't think that's the point of the text.

You can just as easily read it as stating that you should allow yourself to be led by what inspires you or interests you in your field of work, and not to try to produce notable results directly, but rather allow notable results follow from just passionately exploring.
I did some (academic) research in a group working on storage (tanks and metal hydrides), so yeah, I know why it's only 3 and they all did it 20 years ago. Sources for such into aren't private, but I have the feeling you've never looked at them.
afaik it's also related to how disney treats pixar movies differently. Wasn't Soul & others first movies released exclusively/or with priority on disney+? To my knowledge they'll reverse this in 2024, will see how this pans out
Let's hope not, most of their business will move to Azure, and is that ever a dumpster fire.
Marginalia is great! Super cool tool
> than mainstream dev roles, but pocket money for the best talent in the world seems unlikely

Well, this of course only applies to the conscripts who are serving their mandatory (almost) 3 years in the IDF. It's not like you can leave and if you're planning to build your career in this field it obviously preferable than serving in combat or logistics units.

I would assume they are more like interns/apprentices though (how useful can most 18-20 year olds be anyway?) and most real work is done by people who are actually being paid a salary.
I'm pretty sure I have inner voice since i'm often occupied by it. But no, I won't mistake it for an actual sound. The way i take it is that it's very much like an LLM generated text. The mind just 'saying stuffs' for the sake of saying them, without much goal directed purpose. I have it but it's not really useful. Like an LLM, it can appear useful but not really. It's when I apply deliberateness to it that it becomes useful. But if i'm deliberate, i suppose that's when it would be just like how you do it.
I assume the users can’t self-assign the doorcodes.

Are you assuming that the exterior and intermediate doors have unique codes for each resident? That pretty much guarantees people will be carrying around the codes in their wallets for quite a while.

Either way anyone who visits once will have the front door and internal door codes and will be able to come and go as they please unless temporary visitor codes can be issued.
Author here. Nue was announced in HN last September with this post:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37507419

Nuemark is a major milestone in bringing content-first web development (back) to the forefront. I am keen to hear your feedback and thoughts.

Thank you!
>it’s also employers being lazy, they absolutely can take on the burden of paying someone in a different country as an employee

It's less about being lazy and more about the financial, law and tax overhead that comes with legally employing someone in another EU country as a FTE, as in most cases it means opening up a subsidiary/legal entity in that country which means another country who's laws you have to comply with. Not a huge issue for large enterprises which are already present in most countries anyway, but a big problem for small and medium sized companies. Unlike when doing business, a single EU legal entity is not enough to hire people remotely, you need a presence in each country where your workforce resides.

>I work for a US based company in Iceland and they pay me as a FTE here and have done/do so in multiple other European countries.

May I ask how? Did your employer open up an Iceland entitty or did they use some employer of record?
My gripe with Docker / Podman is that it's unlike the VM - no init services, no SSH.

Incus (and LXD) make containers work in pretty much the same way as the VM, just without emulation overhead. You have prebuilt images with rich standard toolkit, systemd and services, SSH, networking is configurable from within in familiar ways.
At the risk of seeming pedantic, the proper term is copyleft, not viral licensing. If memory serves, viral licensing has its origins in Microsoft fear-mongering (predating the modern positive use of viral, as in go viral).

> LGPL doesn't impose combined redistribution requirements, does it?

It does, in that if you modify the source-code of an LGPL-licensed library and distribute the binary, you are required to also distribute the source (i.e. the source of your modified version). Your modified source must also use the LGPL licence.

If you distribute an unmodified binary for an LGPL-licensed library, you must also provide access to the unmodified source. (This isn't to say you need to bundle it into the same archive file.)

It differs from the vanilla GPL in that an LGPL-licensed library permits you to dynamically link to it from application code that doesn't need to use any particular licence.

(This is at least the gist of the matter as it applies to application code. This isn't legal advice, I'm not a lawyer, etc.)

See the final point on this page from the FSF (authors of the GPL and LGPL) - https://www.fsf.org/bulletin/2014/fall/common-gpl-misconcept...
Wait... Isn't that normal? I mean, doing that kind of stuff is kind of mentally taxing as it requires quite the amount of focus but excluding people with aphantasia and the like, isn't it normal just to be able to imagine sensory stimuli and overlay it with any of your senses? I mean, the inner dialogue is just doing this with auditory stimuli and even empathy is just an extension of that, were you overlay your perception of the physical or mental pain of other with your own to feel what it's like? It also is not that rare to remember tastes or smells and feel like you are feeling them even if a bit faint. So overlaying stuff in your vision is just an application of this with the eyes, i mean even if we say that we imagine stuff in our heads, we just imagine it positioned in space above our heads were we don't see with our normal eyes so they do not overlap and is less taxing, but moving it to your field of vision is not that rare right? just takes focus to keep it clear enough to be useful like a ruler would.

I mean, the whole phrase "imagine everyone else is nude" that is given to people that are going to do something with a public to reduce their awkwardness is based on this, you overlay your imagination of everyone nude with your vision.
Install Extended Kernel patch and you can use MyPal (a fork of Firefox v68 that can run on WinXP).
VLC does not have Open Folder menu item
I'm trying to share music using a zip file with a bunch of folders, per album.

I need to tell the recipient how to play it. Obvious instruction will be to use VLC app.

But when I try to replicate the usage on my Mac, I do not see Open Folder action. If I "Open File" and select the root folder, VLC populates playlist with songs from the first subfolder (album) and user does not see any other folders (albums).

Who designs software like this? I do get it is free, and I'm not entitled, but question still stands... Is there a better standalone music player, that shows actual subfolders in GUI?

If I open a folder, I expect to see in the left panel my opened folder and expandable tree with all subfolders. So I can click-select any subfolder and press Play button.
tnanks
It’s got nothing to do with being an EV and everything to do with Tesla requiring monopolized first party repairs where they dictate prices and refuse to sell parts to third party shops.
That's why they diplomatically added "in the x86 market" :)
I never really got what made people so allergic to Wolfram. After the many outrages online I tried to dig and I never found anything shocking. There's not too many mention of "I" or too many self flattering hyperboles.. so I don't know.
She says that she was doing a 3 month "ramp" - which I can assume is the induction period. She'd only got out of the ramp and started "proper" at the beginning of December, which is what (I think) you heard
I couldn't care less, and I'm baffled that anyone would think I would. There's a Scottish comedian who does a routine about the British flag being burned somewhere in the middle-East, "That's not my flag they're burning, it's their flag. You want to buy another one?"
I'd never heard of that novel or these laws, but as an American it would be unthinkable to consider them anything other than Kafkaesque dark satire. The idea that they've moved from that to some sort of positive model for egalitarian society is downright creepy. Specifically, because they all contain the hypocrisy of saying explicitly as a group the very thing they're telling the individual not to say. Taking the side of we is therefore willfully brutal and repugnant to individual dignity. Presented without irony, is this some sort of fascism-light?
I wasn't passing judgement on the merit of AI-generated content, but rather asking how we might reliably show and tell that content was not generated by AI.

Oh wait, I did call it "AI-generated crap", but I am open to the idea that not all AI content is crap.
I don't care about arrogance, but closed source languages have no place in the 21th century IMO. I could use it if they open sourced at least the compiler
Sometimes even dynamic linking might be not enough - on iOS you can build dynamic frameworks that are dynamically linked but they are signed with developer provisioning key when distributed via App Store. AFAIK there is not other way for end user to swap such dynamic framework/library unless developer will provide source code or object files or compiled code (e.g. in other dynamic framework that links dynamically to such LGPL code). Not sure about jailbroken iPhones.

Also for more complicated iOS projects (that require iOS capabilities e.g. in-app-purchase, push notifications, app pay, icloud etc.) end user would need to have a paid apple developer account to create and sign build.