skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Did you post this without reading the article? It’s using “color” in the sense of “function coloring,” which in this case refers to type-level divides between synchronous and asynchronous APIs.
Those salary websites are very wrong.
Bytedance, Coupang, etc. I assume
The established setup (initd) did a lot less. Systemd has a huuuge sprawling interface and is more like a challenge to POSIX itself than some script folders.
I think your use of "thin client" here is literally redefining a thin client to be the opposite. The thick client software of MS Word does all the things locally, which is part of what makes it responsive.
Is this logging or planning? If it's logging I would love to know the arguments against storing the records as timestamps.
> Anyone has the “ability” and freedom to make threats under the CFAA.

Certainly. What I’m saying is that it should be cheap or free to neutralize their threat. There should be a lawyer-free portal where you can upload their threat letter and your responsible disclosure letter, and get some kind of legal order blessing your work that you can throw back at them.
My sister is 53 and she wears a T-shirt that’s says “body type: real”

She is over weight. As am I. I consider her a feminist but not the toxic kind.
The worst pain point actually, however will always be lack of access to research unless you go to a university that pays for all of the 100's of journals.
Lol. At least it's listed as 'Opinion'. All the issues raised have been addressed which still leaves the question unanswered. Aliens? Maybe, but maybe not the ones we are expecting. More data is always better.
I have been using pipewire for a few years already. Which distro are you using that is still using pulseaudio?

I can't complain really, in last decade audio has been working really well on my computer globally bar the occasional bluetooth pairing/connection issue. But I've seen people struggling with BT on all OS/platforms anyway. Pulseaudio was a PITA in the early years but matured a lot and Pipewire has been flawless on my distro since it took over. And I can do a lot of stuff out of the box that requires third party tools on other system to do the same.
Nitpick, it is not twitter it is Mastodon.
Multiple airlines do this as well.
Hyphen seems to be an accidental omission.
That's a great idea, take it to an incubator.
They do. At least 35.
AFAIK, NTFS is a perfectly ok design. But the Windows file system never performed well. This is probably not for architectural reasons.

And no, it didn't perform better at NT4, XP, or Win7 times.
Ironically probably porn is the most unsexy on a CV.
Then you have to deal with automatic updates, multiple platforms, data synchronisation, etc.

Rent-charging isn't the only reason to use the web, especially for an application like this.
Beats EBCDIC

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EBCDIC

On the 4th floor of my building the computer systems lab has a glass front that has what looks like a punch card etched in frosted glass but if you look closer it was made by sticking stickers on the glass.

I made a "punchcard decoder" on a 4x6 card to help people decode the message on the wall

https://mastodon.social/@UP8/112836035703067309

The EBCDIC code was designed to be compatible with this encoding which has all sorts of weird features, for instance the "/" right between "R" and "Z"; letters don't form a consecutive block so testing to see if a char is a letter is more complex than in ASCII.

I am thinking of redoing that card to put the alphabet in order. A column in a punched card has between 0 to 3 punches, 0 is a space, 1 is a letter or a symbol in the first column, if one of the rows at the top is punched you combine that with the number of the other punched row on the left 3x9 grid. If three holes are punched one of them is an 8 (unless you've got one of the extended charsets) and you have one of the symbols in the right 3x6. Note the ¬ and ¢ which are not in ASCII but are in latin-1.
I don't like these questions. Data warehouse schema design is out of scope for data science, it's data engineering. Yes we have to do a lot of ad-hoc data engineering along the way, but it's such a strange thing to interview for in lieu of the many possible data/math/stats skills and more directly relevant programming skills. It signals a lack of respect for division of labor and specialization, and that lack of respect will be visible in the form of a stretched inefficient team.

To be clear, I think the ability to be your own data engineer is a great attribute as a data scientist. I just don't think it's reasonable to expect it: it's not part of the core job description.
Will add some side-by-side comparisons soon! the goal is not just to translate 1:1 HTML to markdown but to preserve any semantic information, this is generally not the goal for these tools. Some specific features and examples are in the README, like URL minification and optional main section detection and extraction (ignoring footer / header stuff).
Llamafile talk – AI on CPUs instead of GPUs [video]
how is that ridiculous? if you intend to enter into a long term stable relationship, then that is effectively starting a new family. and if one partner in that new family already has children, then they are part of it and you are on the way to becoming a step parent. do not date someone with children if that is not what you want.

this is different if it is a casual relationship, then whatever. but then at least be clear from the start that this relationship will not be more than that.

there seems to be a disconnect of expectations here.

how is a relationship supposed to work if the parent has to take care of the children all the time? you'll be lucky if you get to see each other even once a week. and what are the children going to feel if they see their parent with someone who does not care about them at all? they are going to think that this person is just as bad as the other one that left them, or worse they are going to steal the other parent away from them too.

it's not rational, but children who lost one of their parents are not rational. they have experienced trauma and have anxieties. you are going to have to work with that. children need all the love they can get.

it is asking a lot. i grant you that. and it is certainly not for everyone. but it is what the children and that parent need. so it's not ridiculous at all.
> If unemployment keeps hovering around 30% +/-5% over basically a century, that is in fact a rounding error.

“rounding error” isn’t typically used to describe double-digit percentage changes. You might say within normal variation but it’s a significant change and, ignoring the fact that those numbers are much greater than the actual unemployment rate, it’s well over the measurement precision and real shifts of millions of people are going to be scrutinized.
The problem with those is that they have to raise at very high valuations because their capital costs are huge.

Anthropic and OpenAI are pretty good because they offer huge comp packages, but many of the others are mediocre because there's limited upside to their stock (rather than raising at a $50m valuation, they might raise at a $1B valuation. A $4B exit is much more life changing when you own 20x as much of the company. And they're very risky.)
This all great but for small time programmers trying to get a company off the ground, acting defensively is justifiable. It’s not always a question of a guy like Carmack having a good time cloning the big corp thing. Sometimes, and even many times lately it’s big corp obliterating inventive small business by releasing their own copy, or they simply use their monopolistic power to drive them into an inequitable sale.

If you’re small time and have a great idea, you’re better off going stealth and this is its own mitigation against destructive copying.
I’m pretty sure you’re talking to an LLM.
> Rather just focus on eliminating the Daylight Savings concept from the few localization that still use it

Oh, certainly, change the laws and cultures of foreign states and peoples in order to simplify your code. Can you get them to just write everything in ASCII while you're at it?
>There should be a lawyer-free portal where you can upload their threat letter and your responsible disclosure letter, and get some kind of legal order blessing your work that you can throw back at them.

Who's going to check it to make sure that "your responsible disclosure letter" actually is a responsible disclosure letter and not just nonsense?
The first phrase gives it away it's LLM output. It's not very frequent on HN.
Yes, I misspoke, the market value is different, but the actual, objectively measurable value to the company is not.

That we're not in a socialist society is exactly the reason for any inherent exploitation.

And like, I'm saying this as a pretty gung-ho capitalist.
The FAANG adjacent companies, e.g. Uber, Block?
And steam!
Show HN: Top GitHub Repositories browser with a book like Markdown reading UX
Yeah IF they are studying. If not you are basically telling them they suck for being in that job and not studying.

The fact that many people wouldn't even consider that possibility is telling.
Seconded.-

PS. Only wishing *no other points* further define it.
This last occurrence should be the last. An ... endpoint?
Pun intended. Seriously.-

PSS. The "Killer Klutz Kurtz" line would also work.-
This is probably wrong. ALSA is a low-level API that allows direct access to audio hardware, but only for one application at a time. ALSA has a kernel component and an userspace library that can be configured.

Pipewire uses ALSA to interface with audio hardware. But Pipewire also adds a plugin to an ALSA userspace library so that audio from apps that use ALSA API is rerouted to Pipewire. Pulseaudio did the same trick.
Chrome will require you to specify why you need to download a suspicious file
Is this an LLM account?

Every comment starts with "It's fascinating"/intruinging/mind-blowing. Then some confused nonsense, and it always ends with a "Does anyone else?".

This seems like a template where an AI filled in the blanks.
It's not a Rust thing. It's any language with a async/await. IIRC the original article was about JavaScript.
that was the point!

But I am surprised, is that what you really see when you click on the link? I posted the direct link of the image and when I click on it I just land on the image without the imgur web page. Is that because you have the app installed?
Amazon and Microsoft are very close in their compensation; in fact they except Meta and Netflix, everyone is very close to each other.

You should check out levels.fyi if you don’t have sources from those companies.
With networkd, we would no longer be able to DHCP-assign Nintendo 3DS nor Apple iPod nor deal with Juniper's DSL (by ISP) concentrator nor deal with a "he-shall-remain-nameless" residential alarm provider.

DHCP OPTIONS feature (that systemd-network does not have) still has major places within enterprise and homelab networks.

Example of Nintendo DHCP
Workaround using ISC DHCP: https://github.com/egberts/isc-dhcp-server-nintendo

So, excuse me while I vehemently resist systemd-networkd.
If it has heat pipes/vapor chambers then yeah, it's like the chips are heating elements for a little low temperature, low pressure boiler.
> More than half of customers who buy smart-camera doorbells from Ring, another profitable Amazon device that the company bought in 2018, purchase security subscriptions.

Security... Subscriptions?
I second the vote to go see this. The museum is really quite incredible. They also have a number of period American homes in their collection, all right nearby. Because the museum is located in Salem[0], visiting in October is highly discouraged.

https://www.pem.org/historic-houses/historic-houses-gardens

If you're visiting the Boston area to see the PEM, you may as well take another day and head on up to Manchester, NH. The Currier Museum has two Frank Lloyd Wright houses in its collection.

https://currier.org/frank-lloyd-wright/

[0] of the infamous witch trials
In classical physics there is no real objective randomness. Particles have a defined position and momentum and those evolve deterministically. If you somehow learned these then the shannon entropy is zero. If entropy is zero then all kinds of things break down.

So now you are forced to consider e.g. temperature an impossibility without quantum-derived randomness, even though temperature does not really seem to be a quantum thing.
Running helps me clear my mind, and I always listen to music while I'm at it. I also love reading, but I won't recommend specific books here just pick something you enjoy and are interested in.
The M in MANGA is an update from Facebook to Meta
Those employers are used to having economic coercion to push people into their arms.

They cannot fathom treating their employees with respect. Their employees are tools to be used, abused, and discarded. Human resources.
I was raised a farm boy where a lot of time was spent maintaining buildings, yards, machinery, etc., so I was exposed to most of the trades and could fake them if I had to.

Which is why I know that the trades are skilled labour. Because I don't have any of that skill.
It works much like a "simple" database

you can make tables, with headers and data.

so if youre a team you can make tasks, and then another one for team members

then you can combine the two, so basically assign people to tasks and easily filter through them using the notion gui

or you can do simple things like your own tasks, add books to a "books i've read" collection, or whatever.

https://www.notion.so/help/intro-to-databases

and of course you can then easily take data from the db, and put them into your notes as well, at least if i recall. i've only used notion a tiny bit
Be nice, forgive, don't retaliate, work hard.
Lina Khan is our modern day superhero. She may be losing most of her lawsuits against big tech, but she has clearly struck fear in stakeholders on both sides of every tech acquisition.
Or that it was already increasing and something else made it increase even faster?

BTW I kind of like that the paper authors avoided this kind of speculation as to what may or may not have caused it.
You may not get the feds to prosecute the case, but it's very possible for the feds to investigate you with varying levels of fervor.

If you're a well lawyered security researcher this is probably fine.

If you're some IT related person that does something else as your primary job this may or may not be fine if the FBI shows up and starts asking lots of questions about all kinds of things.
There is definitely an argument to be made about the lack of script writing quality in the last few years.

I used to go to the cinema almost weekly, but since a few years ago it doesn't seem worth it: The stories being told are shiny but flat.

Now I just watch the "good ol' movies" at home...
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> Medicaid and Medicare being wholly replaced by a truly universal plan unrelated to UBI is probably a prerequisite for a UBI.

This has been discussed for decades. The US healthcare system is one of the biggest impediments to other forms of governmental change.
Markdown being a very minimal Markup language has no need for much of the structural and presentational stuff (CSS, structural HTML), HTML has many many artifacts which are a huge bloat and give no semantic value IMO.. It's the goal here to capture any markup with semantic value, if you have examples this library might miss, you are welcome to share and I will look into it!
You're absolutely right, there was also apple juice as a fallback.
No one is able to concentrate on something that bores them. Thats like, the definition of something being boring...
How did people differentiate between 1 and L, 5 and S, 0 and O?

ex: 1055 & LOSS ( one zero five five & loss)
An LLMs would've been be more creative. Probably some Markov chain.
I know this is a tangent, but, and I'm putting words in your mouth, is it so important to earn a FAANG salary? And yes, I know, it helps with negotiating salaries but that's circular.

Maybe that's just the state of the job market, no desirable jobs left, only thing we can hope for is a high salary?
Family wealth is the most common. That doesn’t mean “mommy and daddy gave me a house” as often as it means things like living rent-free on your parents’ property so you can save money, having them co-sign a loan, or cash gifts helping with the down payment.

The other thing is remembering that cost of living varies significantly. Even 25yo FAANG engineers struggle in San Francisco but there are other parts of the country where someone with middle class income can buy if they live modestly and are thinking along the lines of a basic condo in a non-luxury neighborhood.
The closest I know of is StackExchange [1] however security articles are often submitted here, they just don't garner a lot of discussion most of the time. Exceptions are big impacting events like the recent CrowdStrike outage.

[1] - https://security.stackexchange.com/
I've done a few years of karate and muay thai (for fun and fitness only). I really enjoy muay thai especially because the culture of it is totally different compared to the traditional Asian martial arts (emphasis on partner drills and sparring, no ritual, most classes are adults-only, no "forms" movements, primarily based on repetitive muscle memory as opposed to exotic moves).

But it's not for everyone. I'm trying to get my partner to try taekwondo with me, for example, because the teacher there focuses more on basic body mechanics (this is how you throw a punch, this is how you kick) whereas a lot of muay thai places jump right into partner drills with insufficient focus on basic form, IMO.

Brazilian jiu-jitsu is a natural counterpart to muay thai (since both are used in MMA, and most gyms will teach both). It's very good strength & groundwork from what I understand, though it's not something I'm familiar with (too much rolling around in other people's sweat).

But I'd really recommend trying several studios and styles (at least a few days at each one, preferably a few weeks) to see which one suits your needs the best. The teacher & studio can make a big difference.

Examples of things to consider:

* Is this class giving me enough of a workout? Is it all cardio or is there some strength & core mixed in?

* Is the class giving enough of a challenge for different ages & ability levels, or am I mostly sitting around while kids flail about?

* Does the teacher drill the basics competently, as opposed to just throwing me at the bags or partners and letting me loose?

* Is there a culture of safety and mutual respect? Does anyone seem overly aggressive or dangerous? That should NOT be the case in your studio; the potential for injury is very real if your partner(s) are dicks.

* (Least important at the start, IMO): Is this the style I really want? Does it offer the right combination of striking/grappling/throws/forms/self-defense/fitness I'm looking for? I say least important because at the beginning, it's way more important to get your body used to the basic mechanics (shared between many stand-up martial arts) than to find your perfect match. You can always switch later, once you develop the basic knowhow and better know what you like and don't like. It's not immediately obvious at first.

If I were starting out new (or getting someone to try one for the first time), I'd probably look for the crowded adults-only classes around me, watch or join them a few times (most places have free trials) and see how they go. Style IMO is less important than class structure, until you're sufficiently experienced that you develop preferences.
Some more details[1] about this.

[1] https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/b1a1jn00hc
Thanks for sharing, will look into adding this as a flag in the options!
but obsidian aint open source though

at least its free and files are stored locally
> I consider her a feminist but not the toxic kind.

Over my longish live, I've known many people who were feminists. I've also known a number of toxic people. I've some toxic people who were feminist (was wed 2 one).

But I don't know what a 'toxic kind of feminist' is; I have never met one.
>> No. They are large and presumably have some sort of trust, and can lose the trust of people if they do particularly shady things.

Sony? Microsoft? EA? Apple? Exactly which giant megacorporation is beyond shady things?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_BMG_copy_protection_rootk...
HMRC is a disaster, as an organisation. They opted out of the oversight of the Cabinet Office IT team that massively improved other ministries' software teams. When I was working for one, I heard they had spent hundreds of millions on a data server farm that was sitting idle and unused. The average tenure of a software engineer there is 6 months. It's a big mess.

(All info is a few years old, it may have changed since, but I doubt it).
Never worked in customer service apparently?