skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah I think the recent conservative witch hunts on liberal academics in American may have set this off as a weak point to attack of those who have more academic degrees. I assume the opposite will take off eventually as well.
The article also seems to ignore that "isFriend" is not a boolean state in life.

I can build relationships of varying degree of strength in and out of work.
> If her manager were to “secret shopper” call in, how much kindness and grace would they show for being forced to sit though a children’s cartoon while quoting 5-figure invoice numbers back and forth?

Hopefully the identical amount? I don't know why the answer would differ in any meaningful way.
I’ve heard it phrased differently: the difference between a religion and a cult is that in a religion the person at the top of the pyramid making the most money is dead.
Have you found any interesting bugs with it?
I think it's a bit unethical to post narrow opinion pieces on 'psychologytoday' while masquerading as fact (strong words, but I would simply be happy with them posting 'opinion piece' at the top)

I disagree with the article, or at least think it is blinkered.

Some of my best friends were made through work.

Drama has nothing to do with workplace friends, for some of us.

I consider the article to be potentially damaging.

I would call this article to be an artefact from the before-times mindset, but I do understand that I am not in the same position as a lot of FTEs.
Sure, in the prisoner's dilemma we could trust that all other parties will do the right thing, but that seems very unlikely.
Some fish live beyond 100 and get healthier as they age
Might not be "worse" (I'd definitely agree that the difference is plenty small enough to be considered equal within error bounds), but is certainly not something worthy of RISC-V being noted as doing "great" either.

Excluding extensions is perhaps a significant question, but, for example, Debian RISC-V currently targets rv64gc, which should have the same instruction counts as rv64g does, so software compiled for Debian can't use the later extensions for most code anyway. (never mind that ARMv8 also has excluded extensions, namely NEON, which is always present on ARMv8 and is not designed to be ignored)

And, of course, even being better than ARM is not equivalent to being the best it could be; ARMv8 isn't some attempt at a magical optimal instruction set, it's designed for whatever ARM needed, and that includes being able to efficiently share hardware with ARMv7 for backwards compatibility.
> very dangerous

You and I have different definitions of 'very dangerous'.
You're not usually competing against your friends for your career and livelihood...
In Australia there is more and more a network utilisation factor (not sure what the exact name is). In essence this is peak demand in a billing cycle does define the cost for the entire billing cycle. So if I have everything on at the same time I will draw lots of kWh, this will give me a night $/kW that I have to pay for my entire consumption.

So there is merit in keeping peak consumption low to not pay high just because of a single spike.

Never having dishwasher, washing machine and dryer on at the same time is a good starting point.
Warning, suspiciously the article doesn't mention the USB ports are only 2.0.

Was this a coincidence or was the article biased?
Today's "otherwise borrows" is AI-generated
About your regard of the oct 7 as a military operation with some war crimes thrown in, it was a military operation concentrated almost completely on civilian centers, so the war crimes aspect was pretty central. I do not doubt they would continue if not stopped, but maybe you think otherwise.

Is that a universal thing that what politicians say is being taken in such a high regard? Especially the many Israeli ministers of nothing that have no actual ability to affect the situation. Judging by how the war is going on, I don't see any scenario where the Palestinian population disappears from Gaza, and I don't see any Israeli action that is advancing that.

However, you are right that due to the sheer cruelty of Oct 7 there is a major process of radicalization in Israeli society, and if Hamas dreams of recreating this attack 'again and again' materialize, I do think the Israeli side will begin to level its moral base to that of its enemy, which might end in actual genocide. Which is why I believe removing this organization is in the best interest of both people, even though it is causing much suffering currently, it is not impossible it can turn very much worse yet.
Perhaps as, as an artist, the author was doing a write-up as ugly as the subject he was talking about.

I could not finish it.
> The result is, of course, the hacks with all its bugs are moved to the firmware.

More realistically, we now have them in all the places because vendors. :)
If you’re doing this for history value put it in a subshell so it doesn’t change your working directory in a confusing way:

(cd ~/x/y/z && my-command)
You’ve got causation backwards, look at the norway vs US overdoses per capita
fully agree with this. Plus, if you're worried about "promotion competitiveness" souring friendships with people in your team, you can always make friends with people in other departments and meet them during lunch. This doesnt have to be a hard binary rule
When this guy says don't get caught up in the drama trying to create a favorable narrative, he probably means something more like, create a favorable narrative with more influential people at the company, not with people you like hanging out with.
I'm baffled, why is washing my clothes while sleeping considered dangerous? Can you please elaborate?
There needs to be a lot of education and preparation for such a revolution. We are not there yet. Chomsky has said about anarchism that it's an ideal to strive towards. He is not opposed to smaller changes which might be a stepping stone towards anarchism.
I use—and love—atuin. It beings the power of SQLite to your shell history with sync across multiple devices. It’s simply awesome and has helped me unravel historical install and configuration details that would otherwise be lost.
I think its possible to like and be affable with people at work. You can respect them and chat with them.

But I can see the argument where you wouldn't want a "work relationship" to turn into a "friendship".

Friends might let things slip - and then there's resentment. That expectation of diligence might fade slightly in a real friendship.

I can see the argument to keep it professional in most cases. Having a work network and a friend network is an option.

Just make sure to maintain both...
Because it’s Germany and things are done here the German way. It’s all sovereign and maybe we can stick some iso on it.

Look, everything works as expected. The law worked, police stopped the perpetrator, the hack has been prevented, customer data is now safe.
This article seems to presume that you'd grow the one heavy crop which can be stored in a silo for years, rather than any of the many crops which go off if they don't get to your table within days and require expensive just in time logistics.

It also presumes that instead of putting all of your wind farms and solar panels somewhere outside of the city and connecting them with this new technology called cables that that you'd put them all on top of your skyscraper.
Layered Security Strategy for Managing APIs
Agreed, that has been my experience as well.
If the militia had been armed properly, maybe it could have done better. But we probably need a global revolution or solidarity to take place since smaller local revolutions can be crushed by larger powers.
Relevant Feynman:

https://youtu.be/zkFPCTwPlkU?si=jNUDo-ft_9ESzmMk
How to say "don't unionize" without saying it
Why stop there? Don't marry and avoid drama. Have friends with benefits and keep boundaries. Don't have friends/kids/... and avoid all related drama.
No. That is NOT what humans do unless you somehow learn grammar without going to school. Most of a human's childhood is spent learning from their parents so that they can move about and communicate at least a little effectively. Then, they go to school and learn rules, social, grammar, math, and so forth. There's some learning via copyrighted works (such as textbooks, entertainment, etc.), but literally, none of this is strictly required to teach a human.

Generative AI, however, can ONLY learn via the theft of copyrighted works. Whether this theft is covered under fair use is left to be seen.
I have plenty of fond memories of browsing the web in the late 90s as a teenager: things like huddling around the glow of the CRT with a friend playing Yahoo pool, printing out absurdly long gamefaqs for the RPGs of the era, and keeping up with the latest happenings in Ultima Online on UO Stratics.

The technology was not the best, but there were a ton of great things on the web of that era. I don’t yearn for a return to that ecosystem but reserve the right to remain sentimental about it.
Yep, my first thought was also to define friend. As the joke goes, friends help you move, real friends help you move bodies. Few people in a lifetime will be real friends, and it doesn't matter how you end up meeting them.
> It’s 2024- it’s really easy to do either one

It's easy if you earn $100k+ of course. It's not easy with $40k in a two-bedroom house with a toddler as a single parent.

"But then, she's not supposed to have that job if she can't do it," I can already hear you say. To that, I'd say sure, you could do that, if you're willing to pay for a several year long maternity leave from your taxes until the parents can place their kids in kindergartens.
If water consumption isn't something the customer or government cares about, then the customer will choose on other metrics. Americans aren't generally going to buy a European washing machine that takes an hour longer to clean their clothes.

Europeans are going to look at the energy efficiency sticker that by law must be displayed with the machine, either out of altruism, to reduce the running cost, or because the machine with A must be better than the one with G. See the coloured symbols on [1] and the more detailed information if you click one, showing capacity, water use per cycle and typical annual electricity use.

Walmart's site [2] doesn't show this information anywhere.

[1] https://www.johnlewis.com/browse/electricals/washing-machine...

[2] https://www.walmart.com/browse/home/all-washing-machines/404...
With AI, the opportunity is in the shleps
The biggest opportunities in today's AI are around doing the not so glorious tasks
If you are mindful and optimize your shell config, yea.

But common stuff like zsh with oh-my-zsh is known to be rather slow, as in several hundred millisec to start.

Depending on you, of course, that might be considered fast. I consider it insanely slow.

My shell of preference, "nushell":

> Startup Time: 24ms 448µs 147ns

Ideally it would launch in < 16ms (1 frame at 60hz), but I can live with this ;-)
In most ways, the total all human social karma is a zero-sum game. But human emotions are not.

The internet, by enabling and often rewarding a lot of nasty behavior - while "stealing" so much attention from the real world - is pretty plausibly a big net negative for human society. Especially on the emotions side.

(But since the set of people who are active on HN is fairly strongly biased toward the net "winners", plus those who want or hope to be winners, I don't expect these assertions to go over well here:)
But you must understand, Python is safe and C is difficult. Therefore, to be fast we need Python (fast development that is because nobody _really_ cares about performance (or maintainability)).

If only more than two languages would exist!
"The D Blog" came to the conclusion, that D is a good language for kids.
Easier to type? Sure, but I don't think HTML5 tables are easier to read than markdown tables
Wikipedia has details:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandra_Borch_and_Ingvild_Kjerk...
I assume it is a combo of schools wanting to extract more original output and wanting to know precisely where an idea originated/was originally published, i.e. which paper.

But happily it is not a concept outside academia.
(Sorry, this is possibly just my naivety here) - Would Mullvad+WireGuard still be an option?

https://mullvad.net/en/help/connecting-to-mullvad-vpn-from-r...

(And allows you to pay by posting cash or paying by cryptocurrency)
Why do you jump to the conclusion that they didn't read and internalise it after they copied it? That would be stupid and most on here are not stupid.
Biologically achieving agi seems easier, just clone human brain,or more evil organization can just use human captive and use there brain. As depicted in psycho pass anime.
My plan if my wife ditches me..gonna sell all properties and live in some chalet in a remote area.
That's not the fault, nor responsibility, of developers and API access.

API access (interop) is a digital human right. If companies can't be profitable without restricting that then that's a deficiency upon them and their gormless VCs
relevant url: https://azure.status.microsoft/en-us/status/history/
When I used to watch more YouTube they constantly had ads where some trading bro is offering to share the secret to making money.

Why not just use it on himself instead? This guy has paid money out of the kindness of his heart to make sure the public knows about this bulletproof money making technique.
There are similar retailers in Australia. They even had a insurance against these super spikes such that the customers did have some fall back security. Details I'm not sure about but check https://www.amber.com.au/how-it-works
The major problem is having me visualise what is going to come out of the process

Every markdown-like language has some underlining and bullet points. I can handle that. Once we get into using graphviz / some other tool for drawing charts and graphs I simply lose it.

It is in the end much easier to knock up something in PowerPoint / Visio / paint tool than be clever with graphviz.

The only arguments against this are

1. Maintenance - and yes it’s a good argument. Changing the name of one box should be easy - but it is with some paint tool too.

2. Graphviz etc are much more “programmable”. Slapping together 6 boxes for your network diagram is easy. 150 is what graphviz is for.

The problem is that you stopped using markdown the minute you went “oh, 150 boxes with edges between them.” At that point you have to use “some other tool”.

Maybe that tool is taipy, or graphviz or he’ll LaTeX is great for this - but you need to master the tool then you get great results.

So things like this should be

“If you are already fluent with graph production in LaTeX, use this tool
That links latex to markdown”

Otherwise spending a large chunk of your undergraduate thesis learning how to use the tool might not work so good.

Summary:

Just use dead simple plotly graphs in your sphinx docs. Something like “total number of words bar chart”.

Then it’s there and you can expand it as much as you can before you hit the complexity limit that is just simpler to grab a visual drawing tools and store a binary.
OP meant specifically corporate work.

At any other type of work, building up friendship is crucial for success.
definately africa...Nigeria is da place
Looks cool !

Makes me think of Voila [0], in my opinion one of the most powerful solutions to build interactive app with python. It requires Jupyter notebook, IPywidgets and e.g. BQPlot.

[0] https://voila.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
This is a US culture thing, and Americans tend to disagree a lot with this (because nobody is aware of their own culture, it's just "how things are"), but US culture really puts work very high in the list of life priorities.

It's the Protestant work ethic, and I see so many people being oppressed by it without even realizing it. Everyone must be as productive as possible at all times, and they must do great at work, and they must sleep under their desks, and if they aren't a good worker they are nothing.

I much prefer to work four days a week, six hours a day, and enjoy my modest life with my friends and family.
Fair enough. I’m no expert, to be fair, but apart from his style being “angry” I haven’t seen him do too much that I’d call “unhinged”. Given how genuinely deranged a lot of stuff on the internet can be, this feels a tad less extreme than the worst of it.
Google Firebase was off briefly for about 10mins
Google Firebase was off briefly for about 10mins but nothing reflected on their status pages
“The modern equivalent of pulp fiction…” is pulp fiction. It isn’t some antique term connoting a dross sui generis (as that’s an oxymoron). Pablum is literacy’s unalterable, insuperable attendant.
The point is, not everyone's situation is the same as yours, lots of people have a whole lot more going on. You sound like a tool by insisting that 5 minutes (while taking a shit, no less) is universally sufficient for a comprehensive financial review.
The opening website is so poor - "what is nightshade" - then a whole paragraph that tells nothing, then another paragraph.. then no examples. This whole description should be reworked to be shorter and more to the point.
Python wasn't designed for speed.
Please send me 2$/month if you don't mind.
I think Scratch makes a great introduction to programming because of the playfull assets which are bundled with it, sprites, sounds, backgrounds etc. This significantly lowers the bar to making something productive and visually stimulating, something which I believe is necessary to engage when competing with modern games, phones etc.

There is no text based language (please correct me if I have missed one) that makes any attempt to bridge this gap by providing a library of assets on tap. Yes there are places you can find sprites etc, but they are not just there, included. I feel this has been the biggest stumbling block for my daughter moving on from Scratch. To produce something in a text based language that even comes close is so much more work, anything that is achievable just isn't stimulating enough.

We have looked at Roblox, I agree with the article this has potential, making a moving platform in an obby for example, but this hasn't stuck with her. We have had more traction with custom ents in Minecraft, creating in Blockbench then messing with the configs to alter the behaviour, but this is just Mineraft specific.

I should hope to do more with js/ts scripting in Minecraft, but using bedrock this is in it's infancy so there isn't much out there for inspiration, hacking around with or tutorials for her to look at herself. In this regard, D is no better a first language than any other.
How Would My Life Change Without Programming
In my eyes, making friends is a good way to help improve job security.

If I were to lose my job, I have friends across a number of companies who I could ask for a leg in. Frankly I think that’s the best way to make lateral movement in general, you can get an honest (somewhat) unbiased feel for a job without having to work there first.
There's an implied license when you buy a work of art. However, there can also be explicit licenses (think Banksy) to allow the distribution of their work.

These explicit license can be just about anything (MIT, GPL, AGPL, etc)
Disappointing to see that this article is just an AI-based transcription and nothing more. Why not link the original video here?
Or if you're like me, uou can just accept that you suck and be happy for the other people.
This article seems premised on the idea that if you aren't prepared to share all the intimate details of you life and dreams with someone then they aren't your friend. In my view this is a false premise which then leads them to some poor conclusions. There are certainly tensions between friendship and organisational structure but somehow I have made some great friends at work and I think you can too.
> So quite ironic she was the real plagiarist.

"A man does not look behind the door unless he has stood there himself." - W.E.B. Du Bois
It depends on the context.

Schools may have codes of conduct that implicitly or explicitly prohibit turning in the same paper for multiple classes. A publishing contract may specify that an article is original.

As others have mentioned though reusing both your own and other product descriptions, explainers, slides/data, etc. especially within a single company is pretty normal and accepted.
You just moved the goalposts.
1. I agree that difficult work should be payed more. For example, military service is as difficult as being a CEO (just in a different way), but pays a fraction of CEO's salary.

2. Should job requiring acquisition of skills pay more? Probably, but the discrepancy shouldn't be large. Most high-end jobs require 4 extra years of schooling (and thus forteited income) - whereas the job will be performed for 30-40 years. Thus, in a fair world, high-end jobs would pay around 10% than jobs requiring only high-school diploma.

Right now, the high-skill jobs largely go to children of parents with higher social and financial capital, which are able to roll out a red carpet for their children to the well paying jobs (via being role models on how to land a place in corporate hierarchy, choosing good schools, paying for tutors, encouraging choosing a profitable major in college etc.). Many people in high-end jobs are largely there because of their parents.
'Canada Is a Video Piracy Hotspot While Brazil Sees Piracy in Decline'
I'm sorry but what?

If I can't grant myself rights to my work, then who can?
This.

Thinking about the number of times a driver rolled through a stop sign or red light while looking at incoming traffic (or their phone) DURING THE TURN infuriates me.
Actually, it is just serial under the hood, although electrically slightly nonstandard.
Walmart does not sell washers, those are all resellers using the Walmart website as a platform, and almost no on would buy an appliance there.

All the energy usage and other details would be on the website of a retailer that actually sells appliances, like Home Depot/Lowes/Best Buy/Costco/etc.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Electrolux-4-5-cu-ft-Stackable-F...

> Europeans are going to look at the energy efficiency sticker that by law must be displayed with the machine,

The US has this too with. See in “Details” in above link:

>Energy Consumption (kWh/year)
85

>Energy Efficiency Tier Rating
Tier II
+1, my layman’s understanding of this was:

Assume you write a bachelor thesis on topic X. Then, move universities (or professors, whatever), and write more or less the same thesis again to get a masters degree.

That’s self plagiarism.
As another cyclist, agreeed, but to be fair, cyclists run reds and traffic controls all of the damn time. Shits maddening.
Aren't some of these schemes actually possible but only if you are a scumbags? It's somehow always get a ballon mortgage to buy multi-family housing and raise the rents by 100%, or buy dilapidated shacks and get section 8 money while putting nothing in to improve squalid conditions.
Awesome!

Can you customize target intakes? Say, Food Pyramid / Food Wheel / etc.

And vitamin B12 is crucial...