skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do a lot of coffee chats with new grads, recruiters, job seekers

What I find is that general development is seen as less desirable compared to the boom of 2021. Due to AI, lots of supply on the market, outsourcing, etc. It's just seen as a commodity.

People recognize they want to specialize into more technical areas. Of course there's AI/ML. But I also see this in high-performance ops, native programming (ie Rust, etc), search/recommendations/RAG, and the like.

So like past recessions, the old jobs don't entirely "come back". But rather a set of jobs stays commodotized, while new areas of the economy are forged/specialized.

Another pattern is hiring only senior+ to focus more on quick wins rather than building out a team for long-term success. It's really hard to be a junior right now. I hope that changes as teams recognize they need to focus not on near-term gains, but building sustainable teams into the future.
Yes, there is a correlation with people who don’t like cities for any reason (not just crime) and living away from them.
The "Lord of the Rings" novel is that way too to anyone not steeped in fantasy. It might be hard to imagine for many people these days that "elves" and "dwarves" strictly meant children's fairytales before Tolkien. Magical rings, wizards, dragons with tunnels of gold ... seems so cliche now it is easy to see why someone would wonder what the big deal about Tolkien is.
Though I prefer FreeBSD, I always thought OpenBSD was an excellent, no-nonsense desktop operating system. I much prefer it to any Linux operating system I’ve used, and over the last 25 years I’ve pretty much used them all.

please don’t discourage people from trying things out for themselves.
She was accused of faking incriminating video of cheerleaders. Nothing was fake
Installing TurboC++ on FreeDOS [video]
Robert Williams Wood and the mystery of anomalous dispersion
They likely weren't emeritus in 1961.
> The financial art world of today may have no relevance to what is deemed art in 2054.

People with both money and art will not let that happen
Looks like instead of VCS fear developers would get a code change fear. Because any mid to complex refactoring attempt would immediately break somebody's code after promotion.
One could put SBSP at the Earth-Sun L2 point, and just use ground based solar during the day. Weirdly, this would mean in winter at high latitudes one would mostly be getting solar power at night!

At the distance of the L2 point laser power beaming would probably be necessary to keep the transmitter and receiver sufficiently small.
Bitcoin Wallet Maker Exodus Jumping Up to New York Stock Exchange
I’ve noticed this cycle for the past 30 years on the internet where a useful thing starts out really simply (host a BBS, or host a billion pdfs forever). It’s not trivial, but it seems like it should be pretty low resource.

Then people get hired and are into it and want to get paid (as people do). And costs go up. And slowly more people get added. And instead of looking for cheap ways to operate, they want to fund those people and give them 5% raises every year.

So they look for funders to cover “the bare minimum.”

So rather than figuring out how to operate efficiently, they look for benefactors.

I love arxiv and use it all the time. But why do they have employees? And what are their costs? And why not get it to the point of operating with volunteers.

I suppose someone can do that and set it up. Until then, I’ll just donate or applaud benefactors. And use scihub too I suppose. How much does that cost to run?
If people use 16 TW and solar influx is 45 PW, then humans use about 1/3000, or about 0.03% of solar influx. Not a lot, but a lot more than 0.00001%.
I guess it works, but honestly this is standard operating procedure in every other business in the world. I can pay for a steak dinner myself; a “free” one that my wife can’t attend isn’t worth much to me. Samples, now, that’s getting to the heart of it. But, again, that’s how most businesses operate. Here’s a small freebie or a cheapie, if you like that, we can sell you a lot more.
And much more, per unit of electricity consumed.
Powershell is closer to FP than OOP. What people mean is that it supports structured data.

Powershell is not true FP, but, if you stretch terminology:

- the unit of feature delivery is the function
- you can pass functions as values (but it's not idiomatic or elegant)
- objects tend to look more like anonymous records than OOP classes with methods
- pattern matching is supported (sort of)
The minimum would be to ask for D(a+b) = D(a) + D(b).

EDIT: Actually, according to wikipedia, that is exactly what is done in differential algebra

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Differential_algebra
A tool can help people learn Language during view the site
Whole-page translation and immersive translation are indeed convenient methods, but trust me! After using Neonlingo for a period of time, your capacity to read foreign websites will vastly improve.

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Language barriers decrease our efficiency in learning and work, and I aspire to aid more individuals in overcoming these blockages.

#### Teaching One to Fish
If traditional translation is akin to a 'fish', then Neonlingo is more similar to 'teaching one how to fish'.

#### Birth Tips
The genesis of Neonlingo lies within our routine need to scour foreign websites during our work. Authors typically use full-page or word translations to navigate these sites. On a day like any other, a supportive coworker (who could read foreign websites without the need for translation) said to the author, "You'll never learn to read foreign websites independently with the continuous use of full-page translation."
While using the word translation feature, the author noticed a tendency to forget the meaning of previously translated words.
Hence, Neonlingo came into existence.

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> fan service

I really enjoyed Shokugeki No Soma, got a Crunchroll account to keep watching it.
Do you have a source for that? Physician salaries do not account for all that large of a portion of healthcare spending. A $300,000/year doc performs a lot of procedures annually, and the amortized amount isn't huge compared to other costs.
Thank you for not dragging us into the weeds of esotericism.

What is the source for the quotation in your post?
I have stuff laser cut; I'm not into that 3d printing garbage. Don't lump us together!
All the cool people are there
Minimalistic habit tracker CLI app written in Rust and ratatui
You know people can just do these things for fun right? It doesn’t have to be intended as any form of competitor.
Difference is - if manufacturing would be subsidized, then such company could export cars subsidized by US taxpayer, without tax payer seeing any benefit for US
Where do I get this HDTV rip?
This attitude matches how my friends in medicine think. There's a thing causing suffering. Can we get better at preventing our treating it?
Given how the scene played out, there could be a giant Walpurgisnacht witch float and there could be a procession of the familiars after her. Or that who freaking circus that we see for like two seconds.
Oddly, Apache uses a pool allocator[1], so it is using essentially the same strategy as Rasmus already.

1. or it did 20 years ago, i might be out of date :)
I can't speak to the specifics of this particular implementation but usually if someone has the login (username + password) to get to totp that user has already been compromised..
Is a Wendy’s burger luxury because it costs twice as much as McDonald’s?

Cost comparisons alone are stupid. And “this AMD benchmarks the same as an M2” is a useless comparison since regular people don’t buy laptops for raw compute power.
Comparison of Data Lake Table Formats (2022)
Seconding: Paprika was amazing (and hard to avoid comparing to Inception, which came out a few years later). Millenium Actress and Perfect Blue are burning a hole in my bookshelf - still haven't got to them.

Also seconding Your Name - hits the whole emotional spectrum, even on second and third watch when you know what's happening.

As lesser-known recommendations from Ghibli, I think Porco Rosso and From Up On Poppy Hill are both underrated-and-good in their own way, though they don't quite leave the impact that some of the others do.
For such young kids, unless they're prodigies, it should be very much hands-on rather than anything too abstract.
Let's compile like it's 1992
Build and fly a kite!
And parts of Melbourne, Australia too! Never in my life have I seen this here. It’s a wonderful thing to see.
Sorry i forget add「Show HN」in the title.
Investing legend Jeremy Grantham sounds the alarm on a stocks bubble
This is one of my pet peeves about HN. It's Entrepreneur News, not Hacker News. A hacker's first response would be "this is cool!" whereas here it's "what's the business case for this?".
I think thats here:

https://github.com/NHAS/wag/blob/cdbdbec3393fa86bf6c823117c8...
Many many years ago I read an observation that men tend to keep unchanged into their later years the hairstyle that they happened to have in the period of the lives when their were the happiest.

I think that probably applies to things other than hairstyle, like storage media :-)

I have tried to analyze about myself in which aspects of life I'm doing the same thing. It's not true for hair/clothing styles or tech. But surely I'm not so unique that I'm immune to this effect? I wonder if this phenomenon can also manifest in more subtle ways, e.g. you keep the slang from the time when you were the happiest, or the ideology, or etc. Might be true about music, I seemed to have stopped evolving in my music taste unless when I put in deliberate effort (which I rarely do, because I don't think it's something worth optimizing form).
I didn't read it all but I noticed I enjoyed the way you write. I don't know if it's the emojis or the overall formatting you use.
People would develop in different ways if they could live to be 1000. It would hardly end societal development. I imagine education would be a bigger deal, since you'd be in less of a hurry to get on with life at 18. Families would be larger as more generations were included, which could create more nurturing and supportive environments for at-risk children. You'd also have fewer trust fund babies living off of the inheritance from a dead relative. And the sheer amount of brainpower and life experience we lose every time a 90 year old dies is depressing; science, technology, and literature could all benefit from people living longer.
It’s not a change in safety, though. Government food regulations are and should be about safety. If it’s bad, well, that’s unfortunate for you, but I don’t want to live under a government that bans bland food.
My position is that if people find it objectionable (and it’s not actually causing any real harm) they should carry on with their life pretending like it doesn’t exist. This pitchfork army debacle is a load of bologna.
Hacker Stole Therapy Notes, Blackmailed Patients
> Just stop buying their product.

The business model for the most popular games now is that they are free to download and play, but they monetize through loot boxes and aesthetic skins. And now ads.

Like with news, it is hard to compete with free+ads.
It's really damn beautiful, but it's scary.
Whenever there are events on Earth that aren't typical of nature at regular times for some reason I always think it's not a good sign..
Not literally a gentle push, but very little rocket action is needed. The gravity well of an asteroid is tiny. The rest can be done with the correct slingshot maneuvers, the problem is calculating it. I am sure I have read something or other from NASA about it.
Yes. Maybe this is an unpopular opinion, but I don't think doctors are overpaid. The amount of time and effort they invest in undergrad, sometimes additional college after that, medical school, residency, and sometimes a fellowship is more than I've ever been willing to put into my career.
PeaZip: Open-source file compression and encryption software
same deal with neuromancer
And here I was wondering if there were heat issues in a crow brain.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39509983
Why shouldn't a hosting provider create a framework optimized for their infrastructure? How is this a bad thing? They aren't stopping anyone from using or creating other frameworks.
> if they sold a title to you, that you own now

Nope, you don't own anything these days. You purchased a license subject to terms and conditions. Not endorsing this, but that's how it works.
the solution to your false dilemma is that they are both unconscionably high, and additionally they are both unconscionable because you are at the mercy of the vendor
HP printer ink..
I wonder how many readers today even know what a television tuned to a dead channel looks like today.
Fair. I think this article was written before they released the open version. Deno KV is still in beta. If you're running it on Deno Deploy then it's a paid service, otherwise you have the option of hosting it wherever you like, and connecting to it is still pretty straight forward (a URL + environment variable).
I watched Redline recently. The animation is worth seeing but the "story" is paper-thin.

Ergo Proxy I just didn't get.

Psycho Pass I really enjoyed; good depth of story and exploration of the pros and cons.

GitS series is probably my favourite anime, and very high up in my favourite anything.

Berserk is good, and descends into Evangelion-level insanity as it progresses.

Ninja Scroll is forever a classic. Worth a re-watch every 5-10 years. I'm due.
Lots and lots of artists recreate the same pop-culture characters over and over, with their own style. Doesn’t that count?

We even have remakes, reboots, prequels, sequels of movies, books, comics, games. Evolving universes and styles.
Have you tackled the issue of session management or are you planning to do so?
Essentially wireguard key are just eternal session keys.

I would expect software that implements the wireguard transport layer to implement session management to be called a working VPN server solution. This means a second channel to the server for periodically rotating session keys, terminating sessions, changing IP addresses, configuring new routes and repeating authentication if necessary.
With Debian I expect sensible default configs, but not “we deleted a load of actual features”.

In this case it’s features that were patched out - not plugins or a mere config change.
I’d say lots of behavioural cues, for instance related to dominance. Many people feel like they’re behaving freely because they’ve completely internalized the constraints their social position imposes upon them.
> There is no place for advertising in a civilized future. It's not Ok. It's a type of crime I think.

What do you think about craigslist? Should it be banned?
Yes, but that is legally different than a government agency breaking the encryption on our devices without a warrant.
In the east of the Netherlands I was seeing something similar to what you describe, but when particularly active I also saw a reddish glow in places. This is a timelapse I made around the same time:
https://imgur.com/a/kloWEOl
Weather has delayed the demolition until Sunday.
I have seen and tried enough tools like this to know I should run in the other direction. For rapid prototyping this might be acceptable, as long as you plan to replace every endpoint before launch or maybe for a fully internal tool it would be ok.

Security is the problem and no, I don’t want to create a bunch of views to attempt to get it right. Different users have different sets of permissions that give them access to different parts of the data in different contexts. You will pull every one of your hairs out trying to make that work with something like this.

I’m not trying to be mean but I find things like this or even Firebase-style tools to be massive foot-guns. Sure, if you get the permissions/visibility perfect it might work for you (at this point in time, good luck as you modify it over time) but why take that risk? It’s not like CRUD endpoints are hard to write and I greatly prefer having full control over what I allow in and out of my system in code. That lets me keep all my auth/visibility rules in one place instead of spreading them out over multiple systems, which again is foot-gun.

I find “I want a tool that does everything for me”-type thinking and “look, it’s magic and it just works”-type tools to be something junior devs flock to (myself included years ago) before realizing they have given up all the control for something that’s really not that hard to do yourself. Same arguments for if you like key-value/document-based data stores because there is no schema. There are valid reasons to use both types of data store but if you reason is “this way I can easily change my schema” then I question your ability to write stable systems.
Patlabor 2
Pattern Forms
You can get a taste of the syntax from playing with REXX
, which is an interpreted language that started on mainframes but has been ported almost everywhere.
Around 1 AM at night this was the view in the east of the Netherlands: https://imgur.com/a/kloWEOl

With the naked eye I could see moving bright "clouds", and sometimes see streaks of red inside them. After 1:30 it died out quite rapidly for me.
Headline: these people who use floppy disks are obsolete but not gone.
An asyncio-based scheduling framework designed for execution of periodic task with integrated support for dependency injection, enabling efficient and flexiable task management.

Remember, not only for schelduing, but it could be used by any other tools/library in python. Think of it as a neat framework for handling your tasks/functions.
Bass traps do little under 40 Hz where waves are feet long so good luck if you have a noisy HVAC, elevator or whatever running the vibrations
There is a much more accurate, pulse level simulator available:
https://www.cs.drexel.edu/~bls96/eniac/eniac.html

Unfortunately I know no simulator of the stored program ENIAC.
But MFA is there to prevent this compromise from affecting the service and alert users/admins to the compromise, right?

If you have username and password and are able to force the TOTP in the 60s window, the TOTP would be useless imho.
This is what I could see with my camera in the east of the Netherlands, and even with the naked eye I could easily see some red at times: https://imgur.com/a/kloWEOl
> far, far more money from services […] than from hardware.

Q1 2024 Share of Apple's revenue by product category:

Services: 19.33%
Hardware: 80.67%

(Hardware breakdown: iPhone: 58.29% Mac: 6.51% iPad: 5.87% Wearables, home, accessories: 10%)

Though I’d love to know how that breaks down for actual profit, and likely they expect services revenue to grow more than hardware in the future?

https://www.statista.com/statistics/382260/segments-share-re...
Just like DNS

Always subs!
Not conferred the rights to practice and ship, but if there's something which doesn't require such rights (such are private home tinkering) then not having rights conferred isn't an issue.

Not saying that forgives this abysmal licensing regime of course.
My two cents, though I'm no expert: I'd bet it's what the computational EM community (and other fields) calls a "multiscale" problem. EM solvers - that is, simulators that numerically solve Maxwell over some geometry-and-source boundary conditions - find E- and H-fields at certain "mesh points". In other words, they discretize 3-space into a grid and calculate solutions to Maxwell at those points.

In general, you'll want your mesh to have subwavelength distance between points, and perhaps even less in regions with complicated geometry or parts of your geometry you're particularly interested in. In the microwave regime, this means mesh points will typically have tens of centimeters or less between them. However, given that the receiving antennas in satellite-based solar power are orders of magnitude larger than that, trying to simulate such a large structure and still keep your mesh points relatively dense is just asking for the curse of dimensionality to bite you.

In other words, it's certainly possible with enough compute time, but we have better things to do with our GPU cores, especially since the whole point of antenna simulation is to assist with design by allowing you to run a bunch of simulations to tune your design without having to fabricate a bunch of DUTs. Again, I'm not really an expert, but my understanding is that this kind of multiscale problem is a hot research topic right now, not only in computational EM but in many other areas of physics simulations, especially those governed by nasty PDEs (e.g. fluid dynamics) or those which involve complicated structures at multiple scales (e.g. VLSI design).
1. Snap circuits.
2. Legos.
3. Straw Rockets (https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/learn/project/make-a-straw-rock...).
4. 100 yard paper rocket launcher (https://www.instructables.com/100-Yard-Paper-Rocket-Launcher...).
5. Alka Seltzer Rockets.
Where to Start with Strategy?. Focus on Betterment
What are the defining features of this leaderboard model?
Give me petabyte sized floppies, they were peak user experience. Microsd is too easy to lose.
It really depends on how you define a computer.

Have a look at the Wikipedia article. For some reason the French one appears to be the most complete, it even describes every unit of the machine and features some comparison with the EDSAC, SSEM, EDVAC, Zuse and Colossus.

https://fr-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki/ENIAC?_x_tr_s...
I _think_ I can tell whether a car is an ICE / hybrid / electric just by the way their weight shifts around corners. My friends maintain they cannot, but under test conditions,
I'm sure they'd be fine.
Capitalism and atomized market actors have subsumed the feudal patronage arrangements of the ancien regime.

Would you say that you love this current system, but hate the outcomes?