skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m a ways out of that world now, but my colleagues still in it say that twitter and discord (and getting invited to the “right” private servers) are where jobs are found for blockchain.
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>Set up a port-forwarding rule that allows the host machine to access the VM's port 80 under "http://localhost:8080". (You can't forward port 80 directly, as it can only be made use of as root. I will also get back to this later.)

You could give the qemu binary the capability to bind low numbered ports as a non-root user:

setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' $(which qemu-system-i386)

Or there's probably some arcane combination of systemd options to make it work just for that service. Maybe.
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Unfortunately true we've been using it before covid but it was solidified in our day to day since
What could happen to NHS waiting lists in England?
Does someone else see llamafile using Wine on Linux?

Edit: After the download I did a simple chmod +x llava-v1.5-7b-q4.llamafile; ./llava-v1.5-7b-q4.llamafile
LinkedIn and random recruiter spam about crypto have also dried up in my anecdotal experience, so where are they hiring?
Interesting. I haven't heard of SerpApi but that is indeed surprising.
For most people work is equal to stress. They need to work to have money to live. Unless you are willing to pay for this person's existence, it is rude to suggest to "just have less stress", essentially equal to victim blaming.
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That sounds like so much work, I'm just going to water fruit trees and run away to make an orchard.
This is great, thank you for putting it together

> More and more jobs are looking for senior and management level positions. It is increasing tough to be an entry level job applicant in tech

On top of this, at least in my recent experience, it seems like companies not only want more senior applicants, they are also a lot more picky about their experience and want them to know their whole tech stack, have a ton of practice doing interviews, and be great at leetcode

The current job searching experience, at least in tech, feels broken in many different ways

Unfortunately I can't change companies' application processes, but I've been able to make one part of the job searching process a lot easier

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Not natively. There is pg_store_plans [0] which I haven’t used, but looks interesting.

Most of the time, query flips are due to inaccurate statistics over time. Try changing the default statistics target for the affected column.

[0]: https://github.com/ossc-db/pg_store_plans
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> This is where the melodrama kicks in.

The complaint was that they couldn't debug the GPU.

Now they can, so they're soldiering on.

Seems reasonable to me.
I think you are making a lot of soup from very little meat. I read those links the same way mtlynch read them. I think you're looking for a perfection of phrasing that is much more suited to peer-reviewed academic papers than random tweets and GitHub comments taken from the middle of exploring something. Seeing your initial comment and knowing little about the situation, I was entirely prepared to share your skepticism. But at this point I'm much more skeptical of you.
This could all be true, but it's hard to evaluate these claims on their own. Not being involved in any way, all I can do is conclude that there is some friction in that community. It's possible that JT is toxic, it's possible that you are toxic, it's possible that neither of you is generally toxic but something about your personalities causes your interactions to become toxic, it's even possible that neither of you were toxic in any way but your impression of things after the fact is as-if Tunney had been toxic. Sometimes one has to stop and think about these things and figure out how to smooth things over, and sometimes it's not possible to smooth things over.
Hiring is fundamentally broken at the vast majority of companies. Maybe the "senior" label is just to try and deter low quality candidates or maybe it's because they don't want to invest in any employee anymore for right or wrong reasons - employees leaving after a few years or maybe the company/management are focused on excel spreadsheets only.

Anyway, try applying to a job today or even pre-pandemic. Unless you went to a top school, are in the right geographic region (West Coast US, or NY area), or you have strong network connections, you're going to be going through a ridiculous number of job applications, then a non-nonsensical number of interview rounds, and maybe you'll get an offer.

Alternatively you spend 3-6 or more months studying leetcode and planet-scale system design, because random startups, banks, insurance companies also wants people who are only the of the best and pay "competitive salary".

The number of places that rejected me for trivial reasons is insane. I can only imagine what people entering the industry right now have to face, it can't be any better than it was.
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This list is great, and fascinating because I haven't heard of most of it and don't use a single thing on it for my personal or client projects.

I appreciate seeing what stacks work for other people, and also very much appreciate the illustration of how NOT homogenous things actually are out there in the world (despite certain blogs and developer influencers trying to convince you otherwise)
Also, what about those that are not yet discovered?
> One must wonder why almost all foreign interests opposed to the United States maintaining our superpower status - the Russians, the PRC - are opposed to a particular candidate (President Joe Biden).

They're not. Your perception is based on selection bias.

https://www.dni.gov/files/ODNI/documents/assessments/ICA-dec...

It may be more informative to wonder why misinformation in support of one candidate is so over-represented in the discourse.

It may be related to why the same outlets that share this perspective were participating in disinformation with the Democrat-led federal government to suppress negative news about the Democratic candidate in the 2020 election. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunter_Biden_laptop_controvers...
Depends what you mean by commercial software. Consider Google. Not gonna be affected because they build everything internally themselves and for the little open source code they rely on, they replace the build system when they import it to their monorepo (or at least they used to).

For everyone else? Not much different to open source.
> Does "once" make the description of the block meaningfully different from "once more"?

Yes. Once here means qty 1. Once more means qty +1.

> A repeatable block is executed once by default and once more when ‘]’ is encountered.

Sure but the verb was repeat not execute.

> so I wonder how I could refine its description to improve clarity without sacrificing accuracy.

As I said: Repeat the current block once.

Or: Re-execute the current block.

Thanks for considering improvement!
To be fair, while cigs are stinkier and last longer, marijuana is WAY more potent. E.g. a joint will make an entire neighborhood smell like wee d for hours whereas a cig makes like a 20 ft radius smell like cigs for 20 mins and the smoker and any nearby clothing smells like it until its washed.
I self-taught piano last couple of years. I'm now getting a real instructor to teach me properly.
People love to keep trotting it out, which is annoying. "Can't use MySQL because <thing-that-hasn't-been-true-for-over-a-decade>", which I guess is arguably adjacent to other points in the article about the stuff databases have added over the years:

Check in on your databases periodically, and refresh your memory. There's a very real chance they've picked up features that'll make your life a lot easier.
This is a contentious debate of which I merely think everyone interested in this should be aware. I included my position, which is shared by many, that this is ridiculous if not illegal.

I hope I didn't confuse anyone as to there being a different and dramatically better funded side of the argument, given that everyone on HN is squarely the target audience for the PR blitz on this. Everyone knows all the arguments for why we're all supposed to say "This is fine. Everything is great here.".

A much milder position than "cousins are running companies that seem to be coordinating" is: "55.58% Net Profit Margin last quarter isn't consistent with a functioning market". Those are Wintel margins, those are "get more than noticed by the DoJ" margins.

Throw in everything `ROCm` down to the "hangs randomly doing ostensibly supported things on a mainstream platform like Ubuntu 22.04 with a modern kernel" being pretty clearly under-resourced for an organization that can do Zen4 and it's basically flawless firmware / UEFI / driver / etc. story?

AMD can build a 7900XT that is a joy to use for people who don't need 100Gb of VRAM or FP8 training. They'd sell a zillion of them at margins that even EPYC would envy, and they've had people on their ass in public about it for coming up on a few years now.

NVIDIA can build a prosumer card, and continue to be the GPGPU vendor that all of us had no compunctions about listing as one of our favorite companies in tech (with a few exceptions like the Linux fiasco ages ago) even a couple of years ago. The "holy shit you can do all this on a 3090-Ti and a normal tech worker can save up enough to buy one pretty easily" days were imperfect, but I still really liked NVIDIA, or at least enough not to be desperately looking for other options as my default posture.

Both companies can easily make a pile, look like the good guys, draw hackers into the ecosystem, and enjoy both the wads of cash and love that everyone would be throwing at them. The competition would be better for both teams! It just wouldn't turn into a short-term asset, it would turn into a long-term asset: it would be "our team is in true fighting form on this", and you can't report that next quarter. And the parts of AMD and NVIDIA that have serious pressure on them, that are in fighting shape? Those teams are red hot, they're killing it.

They just don't want to.
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TempleOS feels a little different because Terry was fairly well-known in the community and didn't try to hide his identity. I'm pretty sure he went to conferences and has met with actual people who could verify his identity.

I haven't seen proof that Jia Tan is a real person and to me that's the most malicious part of the attack. I'm pretty confident that whoever is hiding behind the Jia Tan identity is a well adjusted individual (or group) and knows exactly what they're doing. It feels far too coordinated and careful to chalk up to a psychotic episode or manic behavior.
The watered down history I got in middle and high school "social studies" never even mentioned the Hanseatic League. Of course those classes never mentioned Genghis Khan or Muslim Spain either, but you'd think Hanseatic League would be of interest to show the roots of the Founding Father's thinking.
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I'd be interested in the GPT-4 case, if you have a paper (etc.) ?

You are correct to observe that science, as we know it, is ending. We're way along the sigmoid of what can be known, and soon enough, will be drifting back into medieval heuristics ("this weed seems to treat this disease").

This isnt a matter of efficiency, it's a necessity. Reality is under-determined by measurement; to find out what it is like, we have to have many independent measures whose causal relationship to reality is one we can control (through direct, embodied, action).

If we only have observational measures, we're trapped in a madhouse.

Let's not mistake science for pseudoscience, even if the future is largely now, pseudoscientific trash.
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Performance is no longer it's main issue. There are serious bugs that show up randomly for example sometimes you send 4 messages in a row and they arrive in reverse order. Imagine trying to explain something to someone and this happens in the middle of the chat, without you realising.
Yeah, it's a delicate balance, isn't it? On one hand having too many similar choices just leads to decision paralysis (and in the case of Match Group's dating services, they are all so similar these days it's kinda pointless anyway... a bunch of false choices with similar algorithms). On the other hand, governments also tend not to be very innovative or user-friendly (tried to handle DMV stuff or taxes lately?).

But I would love to see a model where the private sector can continue to innovate, but the government at some point steps in to buy/nationalize some operations (like a national fiber rollout, or basic digital infrastructure) the same way they build roads or other civil infrastructure.
Make sure you don't also forget to throw the baby out with the bathwater
If you look at their early commit history, "Jia Tan" was always a devious actor.

It's easy to think that they would just have made a video call, but it is a lot harder to lie convincingly over sync videochat than over async text. And a lot harder still to lie in person, and esp over multiple meetings.

Not to say it's impossible, people get scammed in person all the time! But it raises the bar, for sure.
You're going to make cross-platform native apps for the local pizza shop who wants to display opening hours and the menu on some kind of webpage? No one here is going to agree with you because the question is specifically about building websites as a freelancer, and you're replying something akin to "don't make websites, trust me I'm not a freelancer." Well okay then?
I still find current upscalers surprisingly underwhelming compared to advances in other areas.
it is much easier to use Arbonum, which is a payment system that works all over the world
anybody got resource recommendations to get started on freelancing? Never done it before, but considering starting
You could also have no "true taxes" and just print money and have everyone else pay for it in inflation (tax) to give handouts to incentivize what you want.

Right now we do both!
I'm testing some plugins now. They don't really add to my workflow, it seems. But I have a very simple workflow and my code base is small enough.

What I would like to see is a shrinked code overview to fit the full vertical size of the scroll bar. And some way to find selected occurrences in other files in the code base (same directory, possibly other files).
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The mapping is bi-directional. Query generation is object -> relation, result mapping is relation -> object.
well here we provide the process to download the PuTTYgen and how to generate SSH key on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Was there any government which wasn't still downplaying the situation during first two months of 2020?

First cases outside China were reported in Jan. WHO announced the pandemic on Mar 11 and first related lockdown (outside China?) was announced in Italy 2 days later.
thats not an issue with open source, but an issue with trust and structure. in closed source it can also happen and it would be even harder to spot, since you have no clue what is going on and there would be maybe 1-2 ppl in the whole world that could identify that issue.

with open source anyone can. the joke is that he found it because the ssh login felt too long. this dude needs a medal.

what needs to be controlled are system relevant libraries that open up such possibilites and also not including not code data into builds. any binary blob is bad, anything that cant simply be read is bad.
if you put in code, ppl will control it and most of the time see what it does.

but if you hide the real code in a binary blob, such files should not be included in builds, but shipped separately
One would have thought chat would be the easy thing to get right. My experience matches yours, meetings are solid.
As a sub-par solution; I completely turned off history on my main account, which also turns off recommendations.

I also created a secondary “channel” under my main account that I watch certain topics only. It’s quite a hassle but kind of works.
There's two podcasts I'd recommend:

1. Working Class History
2. Cool People who Did Cool Stuff

As for how this stuff works, check out the book, Labor Law for the Rank and Filer.

Another option is to contact a nearby IWW chapter or any other union. Union organizers love to talk about organizing.
As soon as you are picking and choosing, how are you adhering to any supposed wisdom provided by the divine?
Same here. In fact I've been using a fellow Ars Technica-recommended HP Stream Mini [0] as my Kodi box for many years, with an upgraded Wifi chip, extra RAM, and an SSD, but it's getting long in the tooth and Windows 10's frequent unkillable, non-deferrable background upgrade/virus scan processes make the damn thing unusable half the time. I keep meaning to blow the Win 10 install away and try installing Linux Mint or something, but it keeps falling into my backlog.

I do wish NVIDIA would release a new Shield already, as that would probably solve my problems, but the last one they released is like five years old at this point.

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I read recently that systemd does not recommend that you link to libsystemd to participate in systemd-notify message passing. The API for talking to it is quite simple, and vendors are encouraged to implement a compliant interface rather than loading all of libsystemd into your program to manage this. This of course would mean maintaining your own compliant interface as API changes happen, which is likely why it isn't done more frequently. It seems to me that there would be a lot of value in systemd stubbing out libraries for the various functions so that dependent projects could link to the specific parts of systemd it needs. That, or some other way to configure what code gets load when linking libsystemd. Full disclosure, I've not looked at libsystemd to see if this is already possible or if there are other recommendations by the project.
I'd love to have that. At a previous gig a query ballooned up to taking 30 seconds up from 1 second. The reason was the query planner decided to use a different plan. Any statistics update didn't work. Finally I tried just swapping the join order. The plan changed all was well. Until the planner decided to change the plan again...
So... Your claim is that the ORM optimizer is better than the DBMS one?

What DBMS do you use? I've used a few where that is true, and really, instead of using an ORM for that, you should stick to Postgres.
Likely also economics, who knew?
Note that part of SerpApi's product seems to be indemnification from liability. On their pricing page, the Developer plan specifies "No Legal US Shield" and the Production plan specifies "Legal US Shield".

From their FAQ:

> What are scraper legal protections?

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