skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They are both in high-level senior management roles and are pretty young. Most people I have encountered like that are not very technically skilled, regardless of race or gender. Either way it’s a marketing video, probably best not to read too much into it.
How is it easy? How do you make sure the old person in front of you is really the pensioner and not her 80 year old daughter?
I'm looking for disks and this is exactly a tool I'd like to have, bookmarking this one. If this is an SEO play, good job. If all SEO linked to treasure, it wouldn't be so reviled.
Makes sense since you're in the netherlands, euro appliances generally get fed cold water and warm it internally, the 2kW peaks would be when it needs to warm up the cold water.

The dryer has to warm air up pretty continuously to dry the contents. At 500W I assume it's a heat pump? (IIRC condensers are usually around or above 1kW)
I'm out of the loop, who are Bending Spoons and why does it require a warning?
For comparison, I live alone in a mid-terraced 2-bedroom house in the UK, heated with gas - and I'm currently there most of the time. My monthly electricity usage is about 180kWh a month.

I'm guessing a big chunk of the 60kWh I'm using over your baseline is the kettle! :D
Seen you pop up multiple times in a variety of threads here mentioning your app.

My initial thought now is it’s starting to feel spammy. Might wanna lay off a bit
Because those are actually used as fertilizer for crops.
I found this info:

When it comes to Weird Niche Sites, the co-hosts really capture the weirdness of the web. Spencer reveals his ‘90s-looking website, Disk Prices[link to the site], which is essentially a list of hard drive prices and their different characteristics.

https://www.nichepursuits.com/apple-gets-36-of-google-ad-rev...
be careful you have referred to non-Lego produced bricks as Lego, Lego might now sue you /s

jokes aside they won't as it's good PR, they are very peculiar about how they selectively enforce their trademark in media articles
In my areas we have puli libraries with interlinear loan. Being able to read for pleasure is a wonderful luxury!
-17C is 27C lower than what we have over here! We're definitely not in agreement with definition of "pretty warm" in absolute term. Stockholm had one day exceeding 30C throughout 2023, here we had entire August above that. 89 days total above 30C in the capital, in fact.

Definition of warm or cool can't be the same with this kind of difference - and I'd imagine similar could be said about the US, they have southerly regions where hot and wet indoor ambient atmosphere can't be cheese-safe most of the time. You guys are having it easy when it comes to food safety.
Elsewhere in this thread (or maybe it was another thread I followed on it), didn't someone mention he suspiciously left his phone at home the day he committed the murder, whereas he would normally have the phone with him?

Seems like it was probably premeditated to me if so
Appeal was simple - at the time of peak Hackintosh (with Intel CPUs and Nvidia GPUs), you were able to get much better performance both CPU and GPU level for fraction of the price while still having MacOS experience (as it brings together best of both the GUI as well as Linux terminal functionality). The overhead of having to mess around with updates was well worth it at that time.
In general headlines are not a place you find good outcomes. It's an unfortunate fact that bad news sells and there are a lot of different aspects one can focus on and measure.

Disclaimer: I have no idea on the net effects of Brexit.
After the Max 8 crashes and fixes, I believed the Max became the most scrutinized plane flying, and thus the safest. Now due to Alaska, I believe I am wrong. Airbus, I hope you’re better - or at least that you’re bad in non-critical ways.
Diskpriced has a lot of organic popularity because it actually is extremely useful. The lesson here has nothing to do with UI design. There is real value in aggregating, cleaning, and providing structured access to information that helps people make decisions.
Simple and effective.

I think people forget how much time it takes to make screenshots look 'great' when using them in any kind of marketing material.
That is where accountability differs from responsibility. It is the business of the government to make sure that:

* the contract with the software vendor is free of the kind of fuckery you mentioned

* the product it has signed off on at the end of the processes is fit for purpose.

Lawyers and programmers are responsible for crafting contracts and software. The government is accountable for the end result.
Ah. But that is expecting action from a reigning government that has proven itself unable to do literally anything forward-thinking. It’s regression all over.
MasterYoda900 has it backwards. However, my CPA said software engineer salaries are only categorized as R&D before the product is launched. So this only affects new startups pre-launch... if my CPA is correct.
Nix Home Manager Option Search
When you like Home Manager but don't like reading long manuals.
HK actually has plenty of land to build, but the government funds itself through land sales so they are incentivized to keep the price of land extremely high
Looks like llvm recently got some RISC-V fusion support via -mtune: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/commits/main/llvm/lib/T...
Do the same for RAM or monitors or just about any tech product that can be hard to shop for.
Sports illustrated always had great photography and the always anticipated swimsuit edition. The internet replaced that. In general, I haven’t read a magazine in ages because the format changed and if you didn’t adapt then you became obsolete.
Reminder that technology nodes (5nm, 2nm, etc.) refer to the smallest feature, not some dimension of the transistor channel. For reference, a silicon atom is 0.21nm.
Portugal has lots of different cheeses (and wine, olive oil, sausages, ...)

The link below lists only the protected ones.

https://tradicional.dgadr.gov.pt/en/categories/cheese-and-ot...
You're getting down voted for sounding partisan I suspect, but regardless of the politics, you're absolutely right. That bill was a huge change across the US tax system.
Walmart has return merchandising agreements with suppliers.
That's a different word that is merely spelt the same.

My programmers build software.

Should builders building a house amortise their development work?
I’m just not convinced they are different things. Instead, what you’ve said sounds like a general argument against allowing people (and other legal entities) to bring others to court.
Like you I have a solar system (Sunsynk) and it gives all sorts of wonderful stats, but I hardly bother looking at it as it is meaningless information - just wish it was more intelligent to balance battery discharge vs loadshedding schedule vs weather of the day.

I have to manually set things up for winter vs summer.

My geyser which is not on solar is on a IOT controller (Hotbot) and I set the times I want the water to be heated and it knows when there is loadshedding (3G) so it can intelligently deviate from my set times.
Long time Mac user here. The Hackintosh is what allowed me continue to use MacOS after Apple finished the PowerPC era. Because they also dramatically raised prices on the Pro workstations. It was now out of my budget even though the price of PCs were falling. I used a Hackintosh for years for 1/2 the price of the equivalent Nehalem based MacPros. You may not like them but they serve a purpose and they have a fan base.
You'll hide behind a throwaway account though.

If you disagree with making the world a better place in small ways that don't actually affect you, I have no time for you.
I'm not sure how I could have been more clear than explicitly saying "open positions".
there is a London region in GCP, but presumably that's just a floor in someone else's data centre
> Except for drunk driving which specifically requires evidence of inebriation, other crimes committed while drunk or drugged are very rarely treated differently any longer

Well I would hope drunk driving while drunk would be treated differently than drunk driving while sober.
> But most things most people do during the day is not general programming.

Well, in one sense, nobody ever writes a general program - they only write specific ones.

But if your claim is "most things most people do during the day could be pipelined", I'd like to see your supporting evidence, because I'm not at all sure that claim is true.

For example, as far as I understand, GUIs are very hard to pipeline. How much of the programming done in the average day is on GUIs?
Realtime data is nice, especially when I can get it from the source instead of having to fiddle with individual outlets. When we upgraded to smart meters in the UK (which you actually get an account credit for doing), our power company gave us a portable touch display that read from both the gas and electricity with different breakdowns of consumption.
If it was powered off before, it’s clearly not a selling point of the apartment.
It's very hard to find a good camembert now. Easier with goat cheese and other products from the mountain.

But yesterday we bought one in Esteron that finally tasted how it's supposed to taste.

So it still exists, but as with anything popular, it dies from tragedy of the common.
I would lay off if I saw my comments get downvoted, but they always get upvoted (many times to the top). Many people reply that they've never heard of it and eager to try it out. I never spam, I always reply to comments/submissions that have direct relevance to my app. Either when speaking about the same category (note-taking apps) or discussing different GUI frameworks. Plus, the quite large influx of people signing up for the wait list shows me it's a net positive.

EDIT: I see people have been downvoting the parent comment since you posted this, so I'm getting the hint. Thanks for letting me know, everybody. I'll comment less frequently in that manner.
They Abducted a River in California. and It Wasn't Even a Crime
I don’t understand the hostility.

My point was, you clearly see value having .com otherwise - why go through the effort to acquire it … to then effectively not use it.

The reasons above sound far, but it also sounds like tech debt that is being punted and will only get harder to fix everyday you delay not addressing it.
> And then you need to remember to restart the dependent services later, which is easy to forget.

You missed the other direction of the relationship.

I posted elsewhere in the thread on this, don't rely on entropy. Define your dependencies (well)

After=/Requires= are obvious. People forget PartOf=.
Not just Leibniz notation, but for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_derivative is total bonkers, every single equation on it means the total opposite than in the rest of the mathematics.

Wtf is

> the partial derivation of a function f(x,y,z...)

or deriving a function respect to a variable? Functions don't have variables, named variables, that's Python, not math[0]. In math expressions can have free variables, and function arguments are indexed with numbers. You can derive x+y by x, or you can derive f : (x,y) |-> x+y by its first variable, but you can't mix them. That only leads to things as df(x,x)/dx and such abominations.

Multivariable calculus people really should just adopt the function notation of the rest of the mathematics fr.

[0] : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Function_(mathematics)#Definit...
We need guides on how to unplug any cars from the network.
As you said N2 seems to be some sort of major milestone... and why 3 fabs? Well, I would naively say that will help TSMC production capacity to avoid being "trusted" by a few vendors and let alternatives access state-of-art N2... finally risc-v powerful micro-archs with N2?
ha ha, good one.
I wonder how many others got the reference.
Might, but as a non-diabetic your body self-regulate, so you'd usually see a large increase in blood sugars followed by a large drop as insulin blood levels increase and trigger its handling.

And because the sensor needle goes through the skin it must be replaced pretty regularly, and if it's not covered by insurance it's not exactly free (the link from the sibling indicates £57, that's per fortnight).

My diabetic colleague was super happy when they got one though, the "beep" of their checking their BAC is pretty funny and it's definitely more comfortable and sanitary than having to prick their finger every time, plus the full history view is useful as point check means there are dark holes between checks and you might not see some of the opportunities for improvements.
For years I made book versions of the articles on my website. When came time to make the third volume, Amazon threw a massive fit that my books were reusing content!

I ended up abandoning their bookmaking service for Lulu. My books are still for sale on Amazon, but I’m not letting them do anything with the printing.
lol!

I only type that when something literally makes me laugh out loud. Thank you, this comment made my morning.
Reversing and Tooling a Signed Request Hash in Obfuscated JavaScript
They have it backwards in two ways. Software isn’t Research, but Software Developers are generally doing Development ie improving existing products or developing new ones.
Constraint-Driven Innovation [pdf]
No real web without ICQ.

All my contacts online and offline were in ICQ.
If anything represents the pre 2k web it's ICQ.

Back then it even displayed your IP address and people could nuke you (DOS today) if you were doing bad things or shit talking.

Also the mentality of people was a lot friendlier and collegial and forgiving for human emotions and craziness.
> had nothing else to do, so I got in line, too

Are you British by any chance?
Yeah. If the new term conveys the actual meaning better than the old term, then why not invent a new term when dealing with the new people? We didn't always fully understand what X was when we coined X as the term for it; sometimes better names are possible. Why not start to use them?

Or, probably more often, a new term for the same old thing is not better, serves no useful purpose, and just confuses.
What about a public registry of deaths that can notify parties with justified interest (pension providers, maybe insurances and banks) about such events? That should work for domestic cases at least. Tracking deaths for people living abroad in their retirement is more tricky I admit.

Maybe such a registry doesn't exist in the UK to begin with? Since it also doesn't have a residence registry.

Edit: my bad, it actually works too well and then they do a bad job at matching records. I should have read TFA first...
> Like the symbol for infinity is from the Hebrew alphabet.

Are you perhaps not confusing infinity with the symbol used to denote the cardinality of infinite sets? If the infinity symbol really comes from the Hebrew alphabet I'd love to hear more.
Plenty of things that used to be Philips are still in Eindhoven, like NXP (semiconductors) and Signify (lighting, including Hue). Philips has been a huge part of what made the Eindhoven area a high-tech industry hub, even if much of it is under new ownership structures.
I interviewed the designers of the LEV-2 rover (aka Sora-Q) in late 2022.

https://www.newyorker.com/science/elements/a-mini-moon-rover...
I thought what they called ugly was pretty clean.
>> let go of 23 engineers employed in India

>> lots of devs in Switzerland starts to make a lot more sense, especially now.

This seems contradictory.
Yeah, it’s an election year so even a literal statement of fact is going to be downvoted by some people. Hopefully at some point they’ll have an epiphany about whether they should self-identify with a party so strongly when an accurate descriptions of its actions feels like an attack, but I’m not as optimistic about that as I used to be.
> My general level of empathy for people I don't know has declined significantly over the past decade and my open source contributions have also declined in line with that. I just don't see the point anymore.

This kind of cynicism is self-fulfilling, though I’m sure you’re already aware.

Selflessness at its core is doing something for others not expecting anything in return. But I think true selfless acts are rare, because you need motivation to do anything, and “not getting anything in return” is zero motivation. Especially if you filter selfless acts towards family and close friends.

But I think there are still benefits in contributing to open-source and being “selfless” to strangers. Altruism gets others to become less cynical and more selfless themselves, reversing the apathy feedback loop. Open-source in particular also improves your resume and gives you connections, and makes you a better programmer so you do your job which you get paid for faster and easier.

Ultimately, I think the issue is that people need to focus on themselves before they do anything remotely selfless. My impression is that most people help others, but only after they help themselves to whatever their “fulfillment” level is; and while some people never feel fulfilled, most people’s level is relatively sane. Except the current economy and worldview is making a lot of people struggle, and the internet and social media (self-exposure and exposure to others) is making a lot of people guarded.
I don’t think so. https://oig.hhs.gov/newsroom/news-releases-articles/hhs-oig-...

“An exclusion is an administrative sanction that protects Federal health care programs and the people they serve by prohibiting payment for any health care item or service furnished, ordered, or prescribed by an excluded person.”

So, she can’t be paid for delivering services or products that are used in Medicare, but others can be paid for services and products benefitting her.
No offence, I swear! Just a slight toothache and an overactive sense of saracsm here.

But I am a bit lost now. I thought we were trying to avoid colour-terms-that-are-also-race-terms in language. Whitewashing ok, whitelist bad?
8 GB of memory is a little restrictive but still usable for many problems like visual classification problems. Training would take a little more time though as you can't do as much batch processing as it would be possible with more memory.
Generally, a project like this would require multiple grid connections, which they would pay for.
Yeah, that and it wasn't as low-level as SDL. You didn't have to manage your draw instance, textures, screen flipping, frame locking/time deltas etc. It was much more conducive to the paradigms of what a game loop actually looks like.

But, for those same reasons, if you did something crazy (like I did with my first isomorphic engine), it could quickly get unmanageable with resource leaks.

Nowadays, I just recommend raylib, if you want a more "game"-oriented (vs "graphics"-oriented) library. I just wish someone would expand the docs so it wasn't as difficult for new gamedevs to jump in.
The alternatives to London are Paris (the closest competition as a city qua city), Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Dublin, and I believe they specialize differently.

When I buy EUR-denominated ETFs, they're almost invariably listed in Dublin with IE ISINs. Euronext stock exchange, the largest stock exchange in the EU, is in Amsterdam (domiciled - it's got multiple market places). For financial services, Frankfurt just overtook Paris[1] but they're pretty close.

[1] https://www.euronews.com/business/2023/10/21/europes-top-fin...
This seems very unstable and unsafe. Collapsed snow forts can kill..
There's a logical reason for this.

Our language was formed at a time where racism was more endemic.

We now live in a society that endeavours to be less racist; but language hasn't caught up.

.. what's your argument for not doing this?
The few words far down the sidebar don't comply with either Amazon or FTC affiliate disclosure requirements. They may have complied when the owner built the site, which appears to have been decades ago.
Not to the internet: https://www.submarinecablemap.com/

Ireland is a satellite, not a hub. The bulk of traffic goes to UK landing stations, then to London.
I've used both IntelliJ and vscode on significantly sized projects on an 8GB MBA with no issues. It's not as fast as with 16GB, but it's definitely not unusable.
> these corporations never really mean it when they say unlimited. Plus they had no Linux software

Afaik they rely on the latter to mitigate the risk of the former.
> Restaurants, bars, plumbing companies, landscaping companies, accounting firms, etc.?

Do any of those businesses owe taxes before they've collected their first cent of revenue? That is the situation a software startup is now looking at.
Uhm. We have a 3 bed semi detached house, my consumption for November was 1267kWh of electricity. In October it was 1148kWh. And I also heat with gas(well we have a minisplit upstairs that we sometimes use for heat, but it uses like 5kWh/day max)

No idea how you use so little lol.
I didn't even read it.

Remember that this man strangled a woman to death, the mother of his children.

Many of us suffer with social skills but we don't murder people for it.
I think I would miss PINES if I ever left Georgia. The nearest library is tiny, but I can have any of 10 million books delivered to it. And if the system doesn't have it, they appreciate and respond to requests.
Maybe that's why while playing dota2 in EU, as a support, I have been getting in the last few days very bad cores? Or am I into a lose streak which valve matchmaking became master at crafting for us once in a while?
These reviews don’t contribute to the overall rating and in some cases are shadow banned.
Sorry, Im pretty anti-tax, but this is the mature way to run a software business... I remember starting my career and presenting amortization sheets for software R&D and not a single exec giving a shit, whole industry gave up if you ask me.
I'm seeing a few 990 entries under the .com if I select only M.2 NVMe.
So I/O is still a bottleneck, but I wasn't expecting power to be one.
Sounds like this community would be an ideal place to start.

Disclaimer: I'm retired, so I don't have a dog in this race.
I see your point actually, I had a lot's of fun in Garry's Mod too playing people's creation.

My previous comment was more like a personal regret on my self that I failed to convert my modding experience into actual skill in game design/programming. I started it too late for me to relearn all the math and etc. I imagine my career will be a lot different if I started with the intention of designing an actual game.

Yeah, that's all :)
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US government and politicians would not care if not for the greed of large food corporations lobbying for absurd restrictions that only large corporate farms can economically afford to follow. This effectively pushes small farms out of business and they eat gobble up the market share. On top of this, only about 15 cents of every dollar goes back to farmers, the remaining amount pays for processing and marketing. The US food system is insane and WAY overpriced, due in large part to corporate greed.
There's a lot of content you're just not going to be able to partake in then. Tables with more than 3 columns more or less just don't work in portrait mode.