skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
in your case rinsing does use less resources than manufacturing and transporting a new container, then!
The hull is in a vacuum, and so are the eardrums.
This is awesome. I'd love to have this for home practice.

But can the robot shit talk? As a fellow lover of foosball I find that shit talking is ingrained in the culture as demoralizing an opponent (see Community) is a big part of winning at the highest level and should be the next step. I think a committed foosball player might end up creating the first true AGI just for proper shit talking.

Foosball is a tabletop game without general cultural respect (like table tennis does as an olympic sport) or chess, but while robots can easily beat me at chess these days it looks like I'd still be able to beat a state of the art robot foosball table.

The video is very intentionally funny (in a dry way) across the board but owning your younger brother as part of it is hilarious and he was a good sport.
>> You can't occupy people forever, or because one of their leaders rejected a deal once etc.

Turkey, which has for all intents and purposes occupied the (ancestral lands of) the Kurdish people for many years, would like to disagree.

Turkey, btw, which has occupied the ancestral lands of the Kurdish people, alongside the ancestral lands of the Ionian and Pontiac Greeks, Assyrian and Cappadokian Christians and Armenians, whom it has ethnically cleansed and genocided.

Sure you can occupy people forever. Or until you massacre every last one of them who won't leave (what is now) your land.
> than enduring getting laid off

“Probability of job loss is strongly monotonically declining in tenure,” with job-loss probability falling from 15% for first-year private sector employees to 5.8% after twenty years [1].

(If you’ve ever had to do lay-offs, you know that it’s easier to lay off the new guy than someone with deep ties to the team.)

[1] https://www.princeton.edu/~ceps/workingpapers/171farber.pdf page 31, Figure 16
Admit that Metal isn't enough.

People were more willing to write a DirectX translation framework for Vulkan than Mac users were willing to write one for Metal. And now with Game Porting Toolkit we basically have confirmation that nothing has been stopping Mac users from playing DirectX games with DXVK besides... working Vulkan drivers.

So it would be nice to see Apple's explanation for being so insular. Especially when their "solution" is repackaged and relicensed free software that we've all been using for years.
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If anything, I have found my own disability to be a huge plus when looking for a new job. I'm one of these job hoppers and it's been almost 10 years since I have stayed over 3 years within the same company. Coincidentally, I was diagnosed with some condition that I won't name here about 10 years ago.

Now, this is solely based on my own experience, which of course might not apply to your specific field of work and disability type.

What I mean is, most large companies have a voluntary self-identification form at the end of their job application. And I tend to get a lot more responses when applying for roles where I am invited to disclose my disability.

On a funny note, recruiters always want to confirm that I indeed have a disability, but they can't just reach out and ask "hey dude you sure you didn't click on that button by mistake?".

Instead, they always send this very P.C. email that reads like "Here at [insert company name] we pride ourselves on bein inclusive and bla bla bla. You informed us that you had disability, and we want to make sure that we can accommodate you and make you feel welcome. If you need any special arrangement, please let us know".

To which my response is always "Yes I do have this thing, and no I'm fine thanks".

My disability has fucked up a lot of things in my life, but it's boosted my career.
Take 50% less, until you get a better offer. The job market will pick up again.

There is no guarantee that your current stable job will not suddenly come to an end for many reasons. Outside of a few rare companies, there is absolutely no reason to stay, if they are not paying you market rate.
> I challenge you to find one metric where the iPhone isn't number one.

Enjoyable gaming experiences?
First, it seems you're still trying to twist my words. I wrote, "Overall, I truly believe they did a disservice to the whole Linux Desktop and the community over the last 15 years."

This is my opinion, and I'm entitled to express it. Just as you are entitled to your own. This is not an attack; it's simply how I feel about the project. You can either voice your own opinion or try to convince me that I am wrong. However, instead of doing that, you are dismissing my opinion, attacking me personally, and resorting to psychological manipulation.

When I said GNOME did a disservice, I was expressing my personal frustration and disappointment with the direction the project has taken over the years. This doesn't mean I wish harm upon the developers or the community. It's more about my disillusionment with the choices made, which I feel haven't aligned with my needs or the needs of many others in the Linux community.

Second, indifference means I no longer have a vested interest in the project's success or failure. It's not the same as actively wishing for its downfall. My comment was intended to convey that I have moved on and am looking towards other projects that better meet my needs.

I appreciate that you enjoy GNOME and have had a positive experience with it. Everyone's preferences and experiences are valid, and it's okay to have differing opinions. However, it's crucial to avoid assuming malicious intent when someone voices criticism.

Lastly, comparing my comment to a personal attack on my GitHub stars isn't quite the same. Open-source projects thrive on feedback, both positive and negative. Through these discussions, developers can gauge user sentiment and make informed decisions. It seems that your feelings about "my desktop" and your emotional investment in GNOME are clouding your judgment, preventing a balanced perspective.

If this is the sort of interaction people have with gnome enthusiasts or developers (whatever you are with your throwaway account) you can see why most people don't like to work with the community you are representing here.
There's some irony in seeing people parrot the argument that LLMs are parrots.
Well oxide isn't exactly a simple crud app, is it.
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can you provide a link to the research in support of this?
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> You admit to intentionallu underpaying your employees

Not at all. I've never intentionally underpaid anyone.

> then insinuate moral failing on their part for proving their worth

Also not at all. Presenting an offer letter from someone is not "proving their worth". My objection is the manipulation they're engaging in rather than just asking for what they think they should be getting.

> and left you poorer for it.

Only one of them left, and I was not left poorer for it at all.

I'm not sure why you seem so hostile here. I never dealt with anyone in bad faith, even a little.
I have noticed high amounts of animal protein and fat sometimes alleviates my symptoms, but sometimes makes them worse.
so if we detect them we know it's false; that's very significant
And if they hadn't, would that make the US less of a democratic republic? Not relevant.

Also, see Guam, US Virgin Islands, etc who didn't vote for anything.
I haven't looked in depth but the risk allele info here is probably enough for embryo screening.
> Can I mention it is an utter pain to link the ancient i-STATs to literally anything?

Its not, it uses a well specified and widely used protocol.

Of course that sucks for some use cases, but as far as medical devices go, its not bad.
Don't worry, you'll get used to it. And then you'll be scared to live without it.
But you know... they're all complex. Even you are a complex human being... maybe not so visible as Elon Musk... but... so what?

You know why people really do it? It has nothing to do with Elon Musk, but rather is a response to our own fears for our own social standing. We fear that if we say something good about a person that our social group has, in defiance of your complex human point, decided is "a bad guy" that we'll just as cavalierly be excluded or derided from that group.

So when you acknowledge that complexity or something good that this "good for nothing" person has done, you have to start off with with virtual signaling: "oh this guy is terrible, but... ", (meaning "please see that I'm still one of you").

I find the whole act kinda craven, perhaps even moreso than a social group that demands it.
I’d hope between this, forcing all of the migrants to only be in NYC and being anti housing that would be the case
This is my curse. I need to move currently
I disagree. It is very obvious, as Levitz points out above, that Israel can just cozy up to the Chinese or the Russians if Uncle Sam washes its hands of it, China and Russia who would jump at the chance to gain a foothold in the Middle East, right next door to all those industrial juice springs. If I may.

But even if that were not the case 20 years is plenty of time to cleanse Gaza, and the West Bank with it, of every last Palestinian. I'd say at the current rate it would take hardly a couple years.

Edit: to be fair, I don't know how to compare SA and Israel. Maybe you have a point, but I don't think it's that simple to impose any kind of, essentially, sanctions to Israel as long as Uncle Sam's got its back. That special relation is a pretty big trump card there. And, btw, we're still at a Democratic president. Can you imagine the Republicans letting Israel suffer arms bans and trade embargoes?
I'm genuinely surprised to see this article in NYT, although even now they couldn't resist taking a dig at "toxic masculinity".

For too long we have been happy to ignore the challenges faced by young men.
Thank you for asking, it's sublime to see that you're unique in others eyes, very hard to see yourself

Let me really blow your mind: also, raised very conservative Catholic, didn't do Confirmation, then was Muslim for about 6 years

It's all a long story. Catholic, LGBTQ stuff rubbed me the wrong way and in some of the deepest grace I've seen, my religious educator encourage it.

Muslim, I was essentially on my own once I turned 15 (abusive and absentee parents) and transferred from Catholic school to public school (save $$), and the most welcoming people were foreign, the rest had been in the same classes for a decade. They didn't prostelyize, it was fun going there on Friday nights to play dodge ball, it was little incremental work to show up earlier and it felt good.

Zionist...I swear to God there wasn't a single negative word about Jews or Israel or other religions at either of the 2 mosques I went to. There was a quiet understanding that Palestinians were hurt and that it was a bit melodramatic at times, given they had structural issues on their own side.

In general, I'm an inveterate both sides er, and I'm guessing knowing a lot of avowed older Zionist as well as Muslims makes me feel secure in "ugh there's some extremists / ignorant people in group X" rather than "wow group X is inherently evil"

And now you're making me think maybe the parents have more to do with it than I realize. It took a lot to finally say...wait, no...what they're doing is wrong and I don't owe them anything. As long as I'm thinking things out and rational, I'm doing my best. Adds to the comfort with tendatiousness/both sides and confidence in holding to it.

(Ran out of posts on main, so this is from my old backup when I was gainfully employed at FAANG)
Or maybe people who are better and more confident at negotiation and interviewing are also more confident at hopping jobs. But those skills may or may not correlate with the skills you care about.

Just because you are a good software engineer doesn't mean you are good at finding a new job.
I'll also just be explicit with recruiters who email me. Say I'd be looking for X amount. And they pretty much always say "oh no that's too much" and we go our separate ways. So that channel feels dried up.
So disingenuous.

Sitting down is getting in getting in the way of privilege, which she nailed. Sitting in a seat isn’t actually getting in the way of anyone.

“Wasn’t designed for them” really makes you sound like blacks butts are different than white butts. I mean, what the fuck?
Even for a shitty interviewer like myself, it does work. It just takes me more interviews to finally get the offer.

I've tried doing a good job and asking for raises, they never match market rate.
I don't think warp drives would be different from other kinds of waves expanding in space - their strength would normally decrease at least the square of the distance simply because their energy wouldn't have a direction. And if the energy did have a direction, the odds of it being aimed at earth would be small.

For that reason, only warp drive harnessing star-equivalent energy levels would be visible at distance of stars and so-on. I mean, Fermi's observation comes down to "there's no intelligent-being signature at the star-levels of energy we can see". But that could be because: intelligent beings are rare or because harnessing star-levels of energy is hard or impossible no matter how advanced a society gets or advanced societies have no need for such harnessing or because advanced societies follow the paranoid "dark forest" logic.
At absolute best, it would be soul copying, not uploading.
Excellent ... we need alternatives and competition in space.
Ah that's excellent! I didn't notice that, it might be a good idea to highlight it a bit more. On the front page, "Build custom UIs without writing Javascript/CSS/HTML" made me think CSS wasn't an option
What a weird take. Do you imagine that people organize protests merely to express their feelings? Of course not; people protest when they disagree with something their government is doing and want it to change. The US government is not involved in the Sudanese civil war, and there is no reason it ought to be, so there is no reason for US college students to protest.
I agree completely. Here's hoping that we can evaluate this once the open source project is actually released.

I wish they had just released it with this announcement, but from their open positions perhaps they want those filled before it goes live.

Time will tell.
Including into the back of emergency vehicles?
>Squatters cannot break into your home and take residence.

>They can only enter if you leave a window or door open for them to enter.

This is not the effective defense of squatting that you think it is.
What's "outrageous" about Musk's wealth? He built companies that provide breakthrough goods and services.

The increasing amounts of envy and malice in American culture is troubling.
> So like Shockwave, or Flash, or Silverlight, or Adobe AIR, or java applets, or the entire ActiveX ecosystem or...

Yeah you complain about JavaScript but listed 6 objectively worse technologies. Clearly the best option won.

Browsers are ultimately the write-once-run-everywhere platform that everyone was trying to develop for decades. The only successful implementation of that idea. This is a case of worse is better.

And I think you're actually overselling the problem -- I have plenty of vintage machines and this text box in HN has more functionality than word processors had in the 90s. Here we are safely using literally an infinite number of apps that never have to be installed. It's an amazing achievement.
Maybe so. But they did cave on/rethink decisions around: the MagSafe adapter; butterfly switches; laptop thinness generally (but only a little); onboard HDMI/SD; touchbar controls (for now).

Not saying that means they'll immediately see the light WRT 3D graphics APIs. Just that they aren't universally hostile to revising prior decisions.
>>>it becomes difficult to make new friends without worrying about their ulterior motives.

Isn't the point of being wealthy that you can buy friends, that this is exactly the sort of relationships the wealthy prefer?

It's not like anybody is forcing him to keep the money or the shares.
'Rethink the entire AI stack from electrons to algorithms', says Stanford prof
What happens when you don't give a human being the correct answer? :)
I don't want to go deep down this rabbit hole, but when Elon "took over the company" it had no IP, or products, or employees and had produced nothing of value.

Attributing the success of Tesla to a government loan they paid back early is also joke and insulting to all the hard work of the employees and other investors.
Precisely. Modern games incorporate all manner of middleware to add functionality. Compression, video codecs, shading, ray tracing, physics, animation, anti-cheat. What's one more piece of software in the pile to abstract away platform-specific interfaces?
A lot of companies use a lot of services with builtin databases. Every single vendor is peddling their own weird query language. Just give me SQL. I don't want to learn your proprietary thing.
A better form of moderation exists in the form of whatever they were doing before, when you could ask a question and get an answer.

At one point SE was my most used resource. As of now I haven't used SE at all for I think four years. Why would you, when so much of the site's content is outdated and the moderators enforce that situation?
I will be actually inquisitive now. This is certainly new knowledge for me.

What in the deal made it "less than a state"?
It's about treating people decently, in my view. It's not necessary to try to set up a bidding war in order to demonstrate market value. The disrespect that rankles me is the treatment of the company that made the offer, honestly.

I just choose not to play that game. It's unnecessary. If an employee can't just come to me and be straight about their compensation requirements, that's a problem.
Maybe because of race. From https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4130615/#:~:tex....

"Crohn's disease is found in all racial groups worldwide. However, historically, the highest prevalence rates have been reported in white populations, particularly those of North America and Europe, with significantly lower rates seen in black and Asian populations within these or any other foreign country"
Thieves are now targeting fire hydrants across Los Angeles County
Sounds like Texas will be hosting a lot of .biz style companies
Oh of course, that makes sense. I'm not sure how I misunderstood that!
I don't understand. If I make a painting (hell, or a whole animated movie) in the style of Studio Ghibli, am I infringing their copyright? I don't think so. A style is just an idea, if you want to protect an idea to the point of no one even getting inspired by it just don't let it out of your brain.

If the produced work is not a copy, why does it matter if it was generated by a biological brain or by a mechanical one?
So those whooshing sounds of spaceships in sci-fi movies/series were real after all ...
Nope, being illegal means something else. Nobody is going to be fined or go to jail for openly boycotting Israel. An amusement park can boycott Israel, they can say so in big bold letters on their commercials etc, and the state isn’t going to do anything.

Therefore All companies ARE allowed to “boycott energy companies, discriminate against firearm entities or associations, or boycott Israel” https://texasattorneygeneral.gov/sites/default/files/images/...

Not doing business is something else. States regularly prohibit companies over 500 employees from signing specific contracts, that doesn’t make it illegal to be a company with over 500 employees.
Sidecars are definitely a workaround but are hard to manage lifecycle for in conjunction with the primary container. This is now easier to do in 1.29+ with Sidecars officially supported via restartPolicy, but it was a colossal hassle prior to the advent of that. Also, we had noticed (maybe this has changed) that often logging frameworks were distro'd as DaemonSets (Helm, etc) and you'd have to shoe-horn the sidecar approach a bit.
A program that can produce copies is the same as a copy. How that copy comes into being (whether out of an algorithm or read from a support) is related, but not relevant.
> C V B N M

Dvorak user here -_-

I'd strongly encourage using 1-9 instead of alphabets _-
"Wow, these are really bad takes" is just name calling with no argument. I guess the comment is not technically ad hominem, just a more generic kind of irrelevant assertion.

Edit: here it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_the_stone
> Apple already shipped Metal version 1 a full year before Vulkan was even an idea.

That doesn't stop them from implementing two APIs at once, like every single GPU hardware vendor in existence. But given their avoidance of OpenGL and OpenCL, we should have always assumed Apple's goal was to usurp Open interfaces and replace them with only proprietary options. What else could they intend to signal?

> Windows and Xbox is DirectX

Yes. DirectX is covered almost in it's entirety by DXVK. It's harder to find a DirectX game that isn't playable with Vulkan than one that is.

https://www.protondb.com/explore?sort=playerCount

> Playstation is their own thing (keep forgetting what it's called)

Yeah, and it keeps biting them in the ass when they have to then backport Playstation-native titles to PC with DirectX. It's a notoriously redundant process.

> That leaves Android (mostly underpowered and fractured to even run games properly) and Switch who really support Vulkan.

Well also Windows, Linux, BSD, HaikuOS, Google Fuchsia, QNX, Stadia and Tizen.

And hardware wise you can't forget that Intel, AMD, Nvidia, ARM, Qualcomm and Broadcomm all support it in their GPUs.
Genuine question: is it actually reasonable to compare desktop/laptop OS market share with handheld market share? Like... what does that actually tell us? I suppose in the case of gaming it can be useful, since at this point more games are played on Linux (due to SteamDeck) than on macOS. But otherwise, I always get a weird feeling when someone lumps these stats together.

I guess part of the weirdness I feel is when people say "Linux is the most used OS in the world" because of all the Android devices floating around, which is super misleading, since "Linux" isn't really an OS on its own anymore. (Technically it never was, but I'm not one of the "GNU/Linux" pedants, so...) Android and GNU/Linux are very distinct, very different OSes, so it makes no sense to lump them together. "Linux is the most-used kernel in the world" is a more accurate statement, but, again, I'm not really sure what that actually tells us in practical terms.
Yeah, we weren't thinking that Bartender had been stolen somehow, which is what this post is mostly addressing. Rather it's a question of whether we can trust the people who've legitimately bought it, particularly given a history of app acquisitions taking things down a shady road.

Surtees had a bunch of accumulated trust from having been maintaining Bartender for over a decade and not having done anything abusive with it in that time. A new developer is starting from scratch there, and the first impression being that they're trying to avoid people knowing about them doesn't make us jump to trusting them. (That's why people are being more inclined to trust random apps from unknowns like Hidden Bar or Ice...)