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Bravo guys! Tremendous piece of work.
thanks for saving me some time!
It isn't about favorable, it's about the goal.

Qatar's goal is very aligned with Hamas. Global Jihad. Qatar is dressing it up with western appeal but its goals are very clear. The Palestinian authority understands that armed conflict has never worked for them. Palestinians were used as a pawn for surrounding powers who manipulated them into conflict with Israel. Qatar is still playing that game and it goes against the interests of the Palestinian people.
I don't know if by promotions you mean into ic tree also, but it's definitely there for management.

My boss who is probably a decade older than me is very much hinting I'm making a mistake if I don't move into management at my age. I think there is probably some bias against promoting a young manager over an older one.

I'm currently a team lead and I've resisted a management role. I just don't like managing (or being a team lead), but I'm aware lots of people do jobs they don't like. So we'll see.
The problem is that all of the qualia that can only bee seen and articulated by a professional practitioner aren't necessarily stacked in a heap. It's more of a Jenga tower of mutually reinforcing practices. Maybe some of the blocks lost to cost cutting weren't load bearing, but as each one comes out the structure gets more fragile.

There's the lure towards disruption and cutting the right thing to win big. Everyone already knows that strategy though, and the market is full of different stratifications of disruption - streamers disrupt the networks, creator economy sites disrupt the streamers, short form socials disrupt the creators. Any new thing needs a real reason to exist in that ecosystem beyond just being worse.
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If you have Safari, and a machine that supports Apple Intelligence, that sort of thing is built in.

Click on the leftmost icon in the URL bar, select Show Reader, then click on Summarize.
My little New Year's Week project (and maybe one for you?)
Michael Sayman?
The "photo of a yellow bird and a black motorcyle" example really highlights one of my big frustrations with using models for image generation: the words "photo" and "photograph" don't reliably constrain the results.
Perhaps. Or it can be reformed.
Most my retirement savings comes from averaged market growth.
Kids are the future - having kids shouldn't be a burden. Most people will have only a few kids if given the chance, not 10.
Cancer vaccines are showing promise at last
The Growing Human Footprint on Earth, as Seen from Space
Who's Matt?
Couple of questions, which are because of my limited knowledge.

1) The pointer provenance you're referring to, is that CHERI or the pointer provenance currently in use in macOS?

2) Reading through your post, are you talking about the same as the anyhow's error implementation? https://github.com/dtolnay/anyhow/blob/af0937ef72fbaf9784a6c...
Pitchbook if you have access/a friend, otherwise crunchbase.

I’m on mobile but try this: https://www.crunchbase.com/hub/software-companies-late-stage...
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Kiros is a villain. He just wants to kill everyone. There’s throwaway two sentences about how the white lions are mad because they’re born different or whatever but it’s quickly swept aside.
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Email: mitch@holm.design
The 1st Amendment protects you and your speech from the government, not others. Important distinction; no one is entitled to an audience for their speech, but some frequently offer up the 1st Amendment as something requiring this.

I think it is optimal that Bluesky offers the ability to moderate via blocking, as this empowers users to ignore other users pushing content they wish to not see, while not overly infringing on other participants by deplatforming.
Has anybody identified the decision-maker responsible?

Hopefully it's only a single individual who is now confirmed to be completely unsuitable for any future decision-making whatsoever.

Without doing as much of a root-cause analysis as possible, people will not even be aware where the deficiency arose and there may be no protection going forward from such below-average performance.

Decision-making is not for just anybody, I think it's obvious if you don't nip faultiness in the bud it could get even worse and spread to other companies.

Even some companies which were high-integrity to begin with, as we have seen.
> Many in my field think AI will take their job — I think otherwise. I'm now working as a Documentation Engineer, using LLMs daily to speed up my work.

Say that LLMs are increasing your productivity by 20%, just for argument's sake, and that a company used to have six technical writers, but one of them recently left. Why hire a new a replacement when the five remaining LLM-augmented writers can now do the job that six humans used to do?

That is how automation often replaces workers: not by doing 100% of what humans used to do, but by increasing their productive output.

Maybe you are lucky, maybe the company has an increasing need for writers and keeps hiring them. But maybe the productivity increases from ever-improving AIs are able to catch up with that increasing workload.
Responded to another thread but Pitchbook or Crunchbase can both be helpful.

Try: https://www.crunchbase.com/hub/software-companies-late-stage...
So this is basically the bitcoin of social media engagement? I don't have any followers, I will just make some? Who's to say they're not real followers? What is this "real" anyway?
I use the Kagi AI answer especially when I have a basic understanding (or I once did and forgot some bridge concept) and am looking to get an ELI5ish clarification.

Or if its pop culture of little consequence.
Yah I think html_slice would be ok in a ruby only project. But as the mantra goes if in rails do it the rails way. Helpers are great!
Perhaps you have better insight into this, why do you think having the primary incentive for professors/researchers being quantity of papers published is appropriate? Or are you saying that it's simply unfixable and we must accept this? As far as I'm aware, quantity of papers published has no relevance to the value of the papers being published, with regard to contributing to the scientific record, and focusing on quantity is a very inappropriate and misleading metric to a researcher's actual contributions. And don't downplay that it isn't purely a numbers game for most people. Your average professor has their entire career tied to the quantity, from getting phd candidates through in a timely manner to acquiring grants. All of it hinging on quantity.
That makes me really sad for some reason.

AI content is replacing something for the elderly. Is that good or bad? I don't know but it feels sad.
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If only people had this much vitriol for companies with non-publicly evil ceos.
It's true that the 10-line code I was describing did provide some extra information, like the fact that there are different cases that are, have been, will be or could have been different... I agree that the code isn't the end result if that's what you're saying.
But the resistance to change is everywhere not only in the code and it locks projects into what they are. Only expansion is allowed. I'm not saying it's bad it's just what it is.
Eternal Algorithm – Heaven&Hell
It comes off as a low-effort question that seems to try to evoke a reply from a peer, while it's the kind of question that is best answered by an LLM, Google, or Wikipedia.
As I replied elsewhere, the process is often a joy to read. In this case, perhaps a title like "Debugging QT5-related WiFi Dropouts in Windows" would have been better.
Interesting - Anyone know if this problem affects QT5 under Linux?

I’ll have to do some digging to find out, but curious if anyone else has seen this on Qt.
Plenty of people will never, ever, fly RyanAir. And plenty of people choose an airline based on the airline's loyalty rewards program which gives them a higher-quality product (earlier boarding, more leg room, easier changes to flights). It's quite routine among people who travel a lot.

If no one ever cared about airline quality, there would be no first-class or even economy plus class. And yet basically every airline has them.

Yes, airplane travellers are incredibly price conscious--that's the nature of a near-commodity market. But nearly every single flight has a significant fraction of travelers who have paid more for a higher-quality product.
Why's there so much hate for Tesla here on HN?
Ntfy.sh: Send push notifications to your phone via PUT/POST
At 41, I found a local family owned company with a desire to participate in the gadget space (ie material widgets with electronics for added value) in a relatively niche market (ag automation). It’s a small group, I’m sometimes the only full time software part of the team. We’ve had some wins. At 54, I imagine I’ll retire here eventually. I’ve enjoyed a huge amount of autonomy, learned a wide range of different tech (still doing so) and am rewarded by a company that values me and invests in me (I also get to put up with the drama/dysfunction that can come in a multi-generation company in the back woods of ag).

TLDR; go find a niche that is underserved and serve it. You have the breadth to succeed as a generalist now.
Just trying this out and it seems amazing so far. Thanks for the tip!
Imagine it being 2024 and you don't know how to make your website HTTPS.
This was literally the first comment on this thread, so you can't be responding to outrage here.

There are no comments enabled on the original article, so it's not outrage there.

The article does reference Palestinian journalists criticising this action, as well as the Israeli ban, so as a balanced article it's hard to find the outrage you're picking out or failing to pick out there.

Who exactly are you angry at, here?
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Include something impressive you've built.
> Now you know why it was so highly reviewed.

I’m relatively certain that was indeed what the author meant to imply.
Ask HN: How is your job search going?
I’ve been pretty depressed trying to find a job recently, so I’m wondering how it’s going for you guys. Wanna share your success story? Or are you struggling too and need to vent? This is the place.

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Kakizome: Japanese way of new-years resolution
This is an interesting take on accessibility and the Protactile language (human, not programming).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protactile
> the future for personal computing is looking grim

I don't know. They could lock up the hardware stack as much as they want, in the end it's pixels being pushed to arrays. It's extremely hard to prevent these pixels from being intercepted. You'll have pirate groups just going deep in the hardware (opening the monitors and soldering and hacking and whatnots) and eventually tap these.

As for personal usage: I've got hardware from the eigthies still working fine.

Instead of:

movie2025-WEBRip1080p-x265.mp4

people shall download:

movie2025-WEBRip1080p-DRMfree-x265.mp4

And people shall just play that on their DRM-free hardware, either brand new or old.

For example people can still buy brand new CRT (!) screens today. Not just CRT screens but also brand new CRT PCBs to drive either new or old CRTs. It's 2025 and people can still buy brand new CRTs. That's kinda rad.

And if worse comes to worse, if it's really impossible to go "tap" into the pixels being sent to a DRMed monitor (which I don't buy for a second), there's still the analog hole. Pirates are just going to use old (non DRMed) gear to rip, analog style, DRMed content and then they'll just process the result with some AI models to get it back to near perfection.

Heck, the day's probably not very far where I can use, say, two handcams from the 90s to film a movie at the movie theater and then use an AI model to give back a near pristine movie file (as in: one where it's impossible for the layman to discern from the original).

> This tech extended to browsers could easily mean that sites could refuse to serve you

That's already the case: some content is geo-blocked. People use a VPN or just fire up Frostwire or qbittorrent.

Even a Raspberry Pi 5 goes a long way: when are these going to play the DRM game and make the future look grim, instead of bright?

I don't doubt there are really deeply sick, evil, people out there thinking about how they can ruin of collective future but I also know that they'll encounter people who have systematically owned their sorry arses.
Here is another component library for Python: https://compone.kissgyorgy.me
It strikes me as strange too. I understand wanting to believe your life is so important that you think the world at large needs to know, but the converse - truly desiring to be the receiving end of those announcements particularly of people you don't know very well - I cannot wrap my head around.
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Have to start somewhere.
uBlock Origin GPL code being stolen by team behind honey browser extension
You may want to flag the posts quoting American Psycho and Office Space as well, then.
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- Remote: Yes
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I am a Mid-Level Full Stack Software Engineer with expertise in building scalable, user-focused applications using technologies like React.js, Node, Django, and PostgreSQL. With a passion for clean code and innovation, I’ve led projects that enhanced CI/CD pipelines, optimized authentication workflows, and streamlined developer on-boarding. I thrive in collaborative environments and enjoy mentoring others while continuously learning and adapting to new challenges.
3) Never trust an LLM
Welcome to the new world order... sadness
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