skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: St. Paul, MN
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Technologies: Python, MySQL, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, C#
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Email: phae.am@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nico-amundson-906943164/
i think even more relatable is how many customers they can handle at say 200 mbps
Why would you charge a drunk CEO less?
You can compose a site from content blocks in Decap similar to how you'd do it with Advanced Custom Fields in WordPress, but you'll either need a theme created with that in mind or make your own theme. It's enough for lots of typical simple business websites.

https://tina.io/ is another open source CMS you can look at. You need to host the CMS part yourself or use their hosting (there's a free tier). I'd love more open source solutions like Decap that don't involve hosting anything and don't involve paid per-user subscriptions but I don't know of any.

Also, I've seen https://formspree.io/plans used HTML contact forms. 50 free submissions per month with simple integration.
> remove the incentives for criminal behavior

Is that all? Just a post scarcity society then?
Doubt it will do anything to curb the current level of spam, not to mention its transitioning from calls to text, now that people have learned to just not answer their phone.
Rates of informal voting of 5.1 % in the house of reps and 3.4 % in the senate nationally at the most recent federal election put paid to that comment.

With all due respect, I find it hard to believe anyone with any knowledge of Australian elections would write your comment.
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Links at Length: Democratic Socialists' Budget Crisis
Yeah like injecting botox into your genitals? All for an extra 1 cm? Bryan Johnson and these so-called "biohackers" have become an elaborate joke. Whether they are aware of it or not adds to the humor.
Right. Like the real question. They casually owned three layers of encryption?
Starting with the obvious, are you familiar with the HyperSpec? https://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Front/inde...
What persuades me the most is the fact that 99.99% (or however else you want refer to "essentially everyone") of members of every organized religion are members only by chance of birth.

Every Christian is only a Christian because he/she was born and raised Christian.
Every Jew is only a Jew because he/she was born Jewish.
Every Muslim is only a Muslim because he/she was born Muslim.

Yet how many wars and killing has taken place in history because these "members" claim to be "devout" in their beliefs? ... when the fact is that every Jew who had instead been born Muslim would hold entirely opposite views (and vice versa for the Muslims ... and Christians).

So, if membership in every organized religion is based solely upon what his/her parents believed and has nothing to do with anything else; and that every member of every religion would in fact hold entirely different beliefs had he/she been born into a different religion ... then ... how can such a belief system hold up to scrutiny of any kind?

And then consider the violence that has been perpetrated by members of organized religion ... and put it into the context of the odds of birth generating such violent beliefs.

My own path moved from there ... to wondering why a Loving and Just God would reward people being born into one religion and not another (each claiming to the exclusive word of and path to God. Common sense provides the answer. Organized religions do not - indeed, logically cannot - have anything whatsoever to do with God. Organized religions are manmade institutions that have to do with one and only one thing: power by virtue of their ability to control large groups of people.

In my view, if there is a Just, Loving God, the first and certain condemnation of such a God would be people and institutions falsely claiming some special connection to God for the purpose of obtaining earthly power. There could be no higher evil.
The medieval habit of 'two sleeps' (2022)
Read macros are processed at read time, the result is a change to the way the `read` function operates. The output is a lisp object.

On Lisp Ch 17, page 224: https://sep.turbifycdn.com/ty/cdn/paulgraham/onlisp.pdf

CLTL2 Section 22.1.1: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/cltl/clm/node188.html#... - Goes into a lot of detail on how the reader works.

The macros most people mean when they talk about Lisp macros are discussed in CLTL2 Ch 8. They are expanded during evaluation or compilation.

CLTL2 CH 8: https://www.cs.cmu.edu/Groups/AI/html/cltl/clm/node97.html

Read macros are able to produce (or not produce) lisp objects by taking control of the stream processing for some period of time.
The fact that they got their internal source/all bug reports is so bad. Literally every known and unknown vuln in their source is now up for grabs.
He has said, although i can't recall where, that "far beyond the sun" is his favorite piece to play
This system is Pre-LLM symbolic knowledge representation with traditional NLP construction grammar for parsing. Has symbolic logical inference and the ability to simulate its actions. Requires human input for bootstrapping.

The paper makes a mountain out of a molehill but could achieve the AGI we all want should no one else get there first.

(Cycorp alum)
[dupe]

Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39220528
Dr. Chris Raynor has a good video explaining what's been going on with bodybuilder deaths in layman's terms.

https://youtu.be/BwciAdSGIwE?si=9iqG2Mnz54IRQE8U
Well-known, yes, but fringe as in seldom seen.

Absolutely correct that mega-millions or billions went into it, both hardware and software, and that it FUD'ed many other ISAs to premature extinction.

It's not that hard to get an ISA into gcc and Linux -- you just need shipping hardware (or a convincing story that there will be) and someone to do the work. For example Andes (Taiwan) and C-Sky (China) both got their proprietary ISAs (nds32, c-sky) into GCC and the Linux kernel. And both switched to RISC-V not long after :_)
Yes, hardworking Americans are exploited in order to power the rest of the world. There, now I've offended everyone on the planet.
> It's an awful shame that GitHub doesn't allow commenting on commit messages.

You actually can comment on a commit itself. I'm in the habit on middle-clicking on the sha1 link of commits in a PR and looking at the commit itself. You can comment on lines in the commit, and there's a text area at the bottom where you can comment on the entire commit itself. I'll then follow up with making a comment on the PR linking the commit (pasting the sha1 link) and saying I made a few comments here.

> It's as if GitHub is being run by people who just don't know how Git is meant to be used.

Github wasn't really designed with code review in mind. A lot of the features they added over the years for review appear to be hacked on rather than fixing fundamental design issues (like being able to comment on commit messages without having to jump through a bunch of hoops).

Review systems like gerrit, phabricator, review board, or even email, do a much better job at exposing individual commits and their associated metadata like the commit message.
This is just how Google is now. Their brand is cheap and tacky. You think there would ever be ads on the Apple TV?
It’s worth noting many of those are people pursuing passions, the value of which is not necessarily amenable to being quantified in economic terms.
Can you ELI5, how did you make this possible? I see the readme asking to download a binary and then also mentioning sqlite extension. I have never had exp with sqlite ext, so not quite sure how do they work. Appreciate how does this solution work under the hood.
This is not a bad idea. Another one is to have it make you solve some complicated math problem or also not let you tweet when you know you are going out.. sort of like not driving to the bar. You could do that with screen time settings though.
The compiler deals with code in S-expression form, represented as lists and atoms. Reader macros produce Common Lisp objects.
America's Last Ninepin Bowling Enclave
He could have gotten away with it for a lot longer and done just as much damage through anonymous false CPS child abuse accusations. By law his name couldn't be revealed, plus they basically have no mechanism to track reporters across jurisdictions for patterns. If I were one of these psychopaths I'd just have peoples kids removed knowing I'd always be behind the cloak of anonymity unable to be faced by an accuser.
> Surprised at the lack of discussion in the article around Patreon.

Traditional journalism very much has a chip on its shoulder about the success of “new media”, for obvious reasons. (How many writers at traditional outlets are pumping out copy at or below minimum wage? How do they feel looking at a successful Patreon for an independent journalist?)
- Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA

- Remote: Yes, or hybrid

- Willing to relocate: No

- Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, React/Next.js/etc., HTML/CSS, Node.js, Ruby/Python/PHP, SQL, AWS/GCP, Docker, Terraform, Git

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I'm a generalist fullstack developer with a decade of startup and freelancing experience. I'm most specialized in frontend (and also work with audio/graphics/animation).

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Previous experiences include: Squarespace (I introduced React in 2015), Puzzle Financial, Telnyx, David Chang's Ando, HBO's Mosaic.
For me, it was because of John Titor
Yeah you're right, who can forget such classics as:

"Goddamn, you half-Japanese girls/Do it to me every time"

"Everyone’s a little queer/why can’t she be a little straight?"

"When I'm away, she puts her makeup on the shelf."

"I wonder what clothes you wear to school/I wonder how you decorate your room/I wonder how you touch yourself and curse myself for being across the sea" (sung about a 14 year old when Rivers was certainly an adult)

Yeah that's some real National Archive level creepy content, I'll give you that.
> What else to expect from the state of Elizabeth Warren.

Elizabeth Warren is a senator and thus represents Massachusetts at the federal level. Also, Massachusetts often has Republican governors. In fact, Charlie Baker was so good, his biggest supporters were the Democrats instead of his own party. Go figure.
On the bright side, being unemployed means I have a lot more time on my hands to work on side projects and open-source work I've been neglecting. Unfortunately, the depressive mental state from being unemployed makes it harder to stay motivated.

It ain't the first time I've been laid off, and I'm trying to be optimistic that I'll bounce back again, but it still sucks. I don't know if it's comforting or worrying that I ain't alone.
You have to pay R$ 150 up front to take the exam, and prepare yourself to questions about administrative law! It doesn't matter if you're Donald Knuth, the average joe that knows administrative law will take the place.

Trust me, invest your time on learning how to find cycles in a linked list and get a job in a FANG.
when i visit the site, it says the the account is suspended. anyone else experiences the same problem or is it just me?
It might be a good idea to be like Sumo and still have testing, but for health markers not illicit substances. Require that competitors's blood pressure, hematocrit, heart function, diabetes etc. are within safe limits. It will do a lot to stop people dropping dead on TV at least.
I don't have a current prescription because the loaner machine was given to me instead. I did have one when I ordered the original of course. Though I lived in a different country back then.

But I can probably get a new prescription. Where do you find this secure email? I don't know what you mean, I only have the email address they emailed me from. Maybe that secure email is a US thing?
Location: Switzerland

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: In Switzerland only

Technologies: Typescript, Python, C, Nextjs, TailwindCSS, Svelte

Résumé/CV: Upon request

Email: remimarche at gmail.com

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Hey, I'm a friendly web developer, that likes say it's hard to make me lose my smile. I have several years of experience in the industry, mostly in C++ and Web (React), but I spent most of my free time with Svelte and Vue, have developed a music font, and studied Rust quite a good bit.

As I need a last internship to finish my engineering studies, I'll be willing to have a look at any interesting opportunity, and really, if anything, the fact that it's called internship is just because I need it to be so on papers. The only difference for you is that you may have to read a few pages explaining what I did during the last months of work. The internship should be from june to december.

Have the greatest day,

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Location: Connecticut, USA

Remote: Only

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: DevOps / Network Engineer / Systems Engineering

- 25+ years of Linux / OSS everything

- AWS, Terraform, Vagrant, Ansible

- ELK, Graylog, syslog-ng

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Long time network engineer turned DevOps now somewhere in-between the two which I believe itself is a valuable combination of skills. As a Linux/OSS enthusiast since the 1990s I've evangelized and implemented OSS solutions professionally for over 25+ years. I feel confident in taking on pretty much any role that benefits from having an intersectional knowledge of Linux/OSS, networking and modern DevOps/Infrastructure.
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That's about 0.0006% of United's revenue.
Same here. Worked earlier, so I assume it was just the deluge of bandwidth consumption from news interest.
Yeah of course. Especially while I didn't have an alternative yet. I have this machine for a reason and untreated sleep apnea is also dangerous long term. It's also very hard to live while sleeping so badly.

I'm not using the bad one though. The one that smells and blackens face masks. Only the other one. I regularly let it blow into a mask for a day to verify.
I followed Garry since the old days of Posterous. Seems like 5 years ago he took a turn and got obsessed with edge lordy SF politics. Finally I had to unfollow. Too much money has corrupted all the original startup role models
Maybe? Savvy shoppers know that Roederer Estate is about the best bang for the buck sparkling wine on the entire planet. One thing is for sure is Mr Tan has good taste in booze and doesn't waste money on Veuve any other overpriced shit from Champagne.
https://archive.is/YBR8w
probably not worth reading, but hope the link helps
Very interesting concept and one I hope succeeds.

I wonder if this will be a true "free for all" of any kind of enhancements or will ultimately end up with some limits as well.

Keep in mind the Olympics allow things which can easily be classed as enhancements. They just have some defined level which everyone is capped at.

You can frame that as safety with everything below that level as "safe" and everything above it as "unsafe" but that is ultimately just an arbitrary line.

This seems like this has the ability to rapidly grow, much like it seems that MMA/UFC has eclipsed traditional boxing (I am not a fan of nor a follower of either) but it seems like the zeitgeist among those people has shifted.

It doesn't help that the olympics seems to have become an absurdly large spectacle event demanding exorbitant amounts of money for the host cities with ultimately little benefit.

Personally, also, the olympics has become extraordinarily difficult to watch (legally). I don't have a cable subscription. I don't want a cable subscription. I would have gladly paid a reasonable one-time fee (figure $100) to sign up for something where I could watch the olympics, but, that wasn't possible last time I tried, it was only available by subscribing to a cable tv package, which was only possible with a 1-year commit. Even if I was willing to do that, Comcast said my address was "ineligible" for self-install and so I would need to wait 2-3 weeks for a self install. The user experience here was absurdly poor.

Ultimately, I think an Enhanced Games could succeed where it feels like the olympics is failing. Make it far easier on host cities, make it far easier to pay to watch, remove the ultimately arbitrary line of what is a disqualifying substance. Simple formula.
Normal nationalist propaganda can work well.
Art+Phobia = artphobia (first)
Pterodactyl+phobia = pterodactylphobia (first)
Freddy Krueger + Snap = Freddy Snaps (first)
I understand SQL and the relational model very well. But once I start using an ORM I want to keep using it for consistency, unless it's not the right tool for the job. Complex queries are usually the reason. Even if the ORM can technically do it, sometimes SQL is just more elegant, faster to write and I can be sure of doing it right.
I also have a resmed now on loan. Way better machine yes.

But I don't know how long I'll have the loaner for and I want safe machines (that I paid a lot of money for) so I don't constantly have to drag it from place to place. That's why I got two in the first place.

> That's like really bad, long term is there a risk of lung tissue fibrosis?

No idea to be honest. I'm not a doctor, just a patient.
Look at it on the bright side, they paid about 1000X per person compared to Equifax! (I jest).

It seems far worse (per capita) to get in a single fender bender than it does to cover up defective airbags for decades…

“Numbers sanctify my good friend” - Monsieur Verdoux
The reaction feels like pearl-clutching to be honest.

This is the kind of shitpost most people would be able to get away with, but Tan is now too important -- and will have to curate his communications more. Especially if he's going to take such a strong position against incumbent politicians cautious of their own images.

It also feels like a smart political play by his targets to discredit him. They were probably waiting for him to slip up and say something like this.

Anyways, his position is a sympathetic one - the city is not well managed. I say this as someone who frequently disagrees with Tan.
They seem to be asynchronous, e.g. you can actually combine several pairs at the same time.
Again, they do not "lease" you a device. You do not pay for the security research device, you just demonstrate that you are a legitimate security researcher (e.g. you don't just want a less secure phone because your personal belief about what makes hardware good or bad), and if you are using the device for said research you tell them about issues you find.

The fact that you personally believe the trade off between security and "freedom" favors your definition of freedom doesn't make it inherently wrong that a manufacturer targets people who want a different definition of "freedom" (specifically the freedom you get on iOS where you know that if you're installing something it can't see any of your data from other apps, no existing app can see you've installed it, and if you don't want it you can remove it and know it can't have left anything behind). The fact that there are articles about malware on iOS, and there aren't the same about iOS tells you that there is a difference in outcomes of these models, and it's fairly anti-freedom to say that anyone who disagrees with your preferred trade offs shouldn't have that option.
It’s really unfortunate that some of the most influential people are also some of the least thoughtful. Unfortunately we live in a world of lottery winners who not only think they are experts in the lottery, but any other subject as well.

For a person with that level of money, he has every opportunity to talk with the most informed people on any topic, and who on this topic would inform him that steroids aren’t just bad for the athletes that take them, they have negative effects on those around them. Hair trigger temper is no joke when combined with superhuman strength.
Furthering religious beliefs is a bonafide charitable act here in NZ, not just the assumption of non profit status. They don’t to feed the hungry, clothe the poor or do anything beyond converting other people to their religion in order to pay 0 taxes.

That’s where I have an issue with it.
I don't especially care, particularly in a case where someone is suing to hide (ostensibly truthful) reporting on their shady dealings. If a US person were doing this in another country, I'd expect them to be told to fuck right off.

Would you just accede to the dictates of a court in a country to which you have no connection? That a much worse look, imo.
I think he was referring more to the notes than the lyrics.

But - there's definitely a type of fan who admires the "creepy stalker" bent of the lyrics. I have a friend who is in that camp for sure.
Neither is being a child or an adult a binary. Yes, the law generally makes a sharpe distinction based on age, but it does sometime recognize that someone who is close to the age of adulthood and who has been charged with particularly high impact and violent crime can be treated as an adult.

Whether an adult should or should not be imprisoned for life is a different question, but I cannot see treating this person a “child” appropriate.
I agree! I'm a undergrad and I used Markov chains to explain how I'm able to predict what my colleagues are going to say! (BTW I'm a chess player so that's how I know what it is :)
But just as the “a” in alphabet and the «а» in азбука are only distinguishable by context, so too the “O” in SOS and the 0 in 90210 are often only distinguishable by context. I don’t see how you propose to determine which glyphs should be the same and which should be different in your system.
That includes social security and medicare (as self-employment tax)

Property tax: $2200/yr
Sales tax: hard to say, local rates are in the 5% range

I do my own taxes, have done every year since I moved to the USA 35 years ago.

I don't really have time for this over-generalized argument about "they tax everything", least of all when you try to bring inflation into it.
This shouldn't be a normal thing. Don't encourage it.
And that warrants firebombing?
> London, England

According to the article, it was London, Ontario, Canada.
> I just can't imagine the scenario where you need to explain to someone who doesn't know how to modify their path why they need to add something to it.

Sounds like someone hasn’t had to train fresh graduate engineers for awhile ;)