skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's really shameful they haven't updated the 2018 page with this information.
I always felt Banksy was a collective of artists.
> Essentially every service that would be inclined to use magic links would already have a way to reset your password entirely once the email is compromised

Well, don't do that.
In the near future I'll write a blog about this, but the short answer is that even though more developers use REST incorrectly than not, it's still the term that best communicates our intent to the audience we are trying to reach.

Eventually, I would like that audience to be "everyone," but for the time being, the simplest and clearest way to build on the intellectual heritage that we're referencing is to the use the term the same way they did. I benefited from Carson's refusal to let REST mean the opposite of REST, just as he benefited from Martin Fowler's usage of the term, who benefited from Leonard's Richardson's, who benefited from Roy Fielding's.
Gamer pilot H1-B would be a sweet deal though.
I really like it.
A few suggestions:

- Make the preview text length configurable, I'd like to read more of the original post before I dive into comments

- The search is rather annoying. I found the post on hn web then it took me a while to find it in the app to comment on it. Maybe implement a filter on the main page for precached stories?

- A bit of styling / spacing / coloring would be nice. For example the stories feel like they blend into each other. The app is monochrome by design but I think a bit of color could guide the eye on content heavy views
Yeah, in hindsight I should have figured it was more generated frames presented at a lower frame times (shorter period).

The Digital Foundry initial impressions are promising, but for me with a 144hz monitor that prefers V-Sync with an an FPS cap slightly below, I'm not sure using 3x or 4x mode will be desirable with such a setup, since that would seemingly make your input lag comparable to 30fps. It seems like these modes are best used when you have extremely high refresh rate monitors (pushing 240hz+).
Analysis is nice, although the graph style is very much 2005.
The conclusion is that as long as you don't get a crappy switch, 10mS debounce interval should be sufficient.

I would not pay much attention to the rest of the text.

The hardware debouncer advice is pretty stale - most of the modern small MCUs have no problem with intermediate levels, nor with high frequency glitches. Schmidt triggers are pretty common, so feel free to ignore the advice and connect cap to MCU input directly. Or skip the cap, and do everything in firmware, MCU will be fine, even with interrupts.

(Also, I don't get why the text makes firmware debouncer sound hard? There are some very simple and reliable examples, include the last one in the text which only takes a few lines of code.)
Namso-Gen.co: Live Random Valid Credit Cards
Stocks are somewhat irrational these days.

Reddit just turned a profit after nearly 20 years in business.

Its whole use maybe upended by AI and bots, so even if its profitable now hard to know if it will continue.

I don’t know what drives it. I think part of it is that zero commission stock trades have many more small players making trades and stocks are priced on the margin.
Facebook has pretty advanced features that cross check your digital signatures like IP address, browser, registered email, etc to prevent sockpuppeting. This is especially true if you want to make ads with your account.
Why the while loop
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I'm here to second this.

I've been in the board room when discussing salaries and told that we need to offer the lowest that the candidate will accept - "it's just good business".

I was arguing against that mentality as responsibilities and retention are a more important metric to my mind when thinking about compensation. But even there, I'm part of the problem as I would set my "retention" target to some measure above industry standard: where-by I am still thinking in industry standard terms. (as per this thread)
> We just successfully got password managers deployed to most users

Source?
Review: Scout Mindset
Sam Altman's sister files sexual abuse lawsuit against him
You could add a building:levels value to the object in OpenStreetMap, to record the information of how many stories your building has.

https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:building:levels
Exactly, lowest entry fee is the best, if you find you're into for more than new years resolution month, spend a bit more and have a nice winter. I usually rent skates and have only not purchased some because my leg alignment is slightly too wonky to do it enough.

Same goes for snowboarding or anything that has rentals, let the discovery process happen in the least committal way possible.
Universal Paperclips is the clicker game GOAT as far as I'm concerned.
Then the government sics the FCC or European Commission on you, who make trumped up charges that they push through a kangaroo court to fine you billions.

There's no fighting a government, and all governments are corrupt if they see an opportunity to rent-seek from you.
There is a campaign to capitalize on the idea that right wing people are censored.

And therefore all Americans are censored.

This fight has been fought before, at the dawn of moderation. It’s been fought here on HN. Back when people used to hold libertarian beliefs openly. “The best ideas rise to the top”. No, they frikking dont. The most viral ideas, the most adaptive ideas - those are the ones that survive.

Everyone learned that moderation is needed, that hard moderation is the only way to prevent spaces from attracting emotional arguments, harassment, stalking, and hate speech.

Maybe this time its different.

Moderation is both thankless, soul crushing, and traumatic. Mods r/neworleans effectively became first responders on Jan 1st. I know mods see everything from dead baby pictures, burning bodies, accidental deaths, to worse.

IF this works, and reduces the need for mods, great! My suspicion is that it’s going to radicalize more people, faster. Its going to support the creation of more demagogues, and further reduce our ability to communicate with each other.
Nit, the relevant property you're looking for is associative (you can omit parantheses), not commutative (you can swap left and right); there are some operations that are the latter but not the former, such as the average:

avg(a, b) = avg(b, a)

but

avg(avg(a, b), c) != avg(a, avg(b, c))
Hopefully they don't! I wanna see where this goes, we need more browser engines
A quick look at the profiles of teenagers on TikTok, Instagram and OnlyFans make me believe they have the physical and mental strength and will to work long hours in the sun in maybe the most physically taxing work ever: farm work.
> There's plenty of blame to go around, really. My current project has a workaround for a user-mode graphics driver that sets the thread name without checking if D3D11_CREATE_DEVICE_SINGLETHREADED is set -- so there's code to detect this and call SetThreadDescription() to change it back so the main thread can be found in the debugger again.

I hope that wasn't the one I worked on :P Though I'm surprised that changed much there - the flag just means we can avoid wrapping some state in mutexes (and in many paths is a NOP as the driver still uses multiple threads internally, not worth the gain for the few things they won't touch), I'm surprised that makes it rename the user thread.
https://github.com/domschrei/mallob I've seen talks by AWS where they claim that distributed SAT solving is very effective.

Do you need it to be parallel or just fast? My impression is that at the single machine level, it's hard to beat kissat and the CPU or GPU parallelism is not that useful. https://github.com/arminbiere/kissat
Generally recurrent sequences cannot be computed in parallel, but the Fibonacci sequence is a special case because it's a linear recurrence. There's a closed-form equation to generate the Nth number.
Seconded on "tweet-shaped thoughts," Threads is doing this to me as well.
AFAIK CPU also can predict instructions to speed up processing hence why sorted arrays are faster to process than an unsorted one.
I think you should still „synchronize with file“ beforehand.
Given the extremes of presidential candidates, I think the answer is Yes, since there exists no middle ground between fact and fiction.

Or I guess you can just capitulate and leave it all to users to handle on their own, and wash your hands of the whole thing.
I can model the execution of a C++ program as it relates to the underlying stack, heap, CPU, etc. in my mind as I'm coding it. I cannot with whatever LLMs do. Anyways, it's just not real engineering to do so. A world in which we spend all day talking to chatbots is simply not a world I want to be a part of
Dante network latency can go as low as 125us.
By the time I realized that, it was too late.
In the conversation of moving to the US for work 90% of visas are going to be non immigrant so saying all non immigrant visas are equivalent is needlessly obtuse.

An H1b allows the person to enter the country with the intention of getting a GC and can do so without having to leave the country.

A TN visa is re issued every single time you cross the border and can be denied by a border guard on any amount of misrepresentation

Secondly, your advice about the 90 day rule without context is both bad advice and can get someone's visa cancelled and stuck out of the country.

For future readers. Don't take this advice, ask a lawyer and if you intend to get a GC don't go on a TN unless you want legal complexity.
Because they strongly disagree.

If I have soda cravings, I can take a single Tic Tac. It doesn't satisfy my soda cravings, but crucially, it prevents the soda itself from satisfying those same cravings if I do subsequently drink it.

Usually I crave soda after a high salt/fried food. Giving myself a tiny amount of sugar (Tic Tac has 0.5g) removes the salt/fried taste, and I just can't get the good soda effect I know I would have gotten without the Tic Tac. There just isn't a point for me to take soda after a Tic Tac.

So yes, substituting a small amount of sugar for a large one can be very effective.
The code is either going to loop once and exit or loop forever no
Krew Index Tracker: a tool that tracks the download stats of Krew plugins
Focus? Taurus?
Indeed starting by FOSS folks talking about the man, while complaining that no one from big tech returns anything, even though they play by the rules of the licensing.
Are you sure you have the direction of causation right there?
Ah ok, nothing noteworthy
These type of firms exist in all sectors.
You mean they're selecting for lower IQ? (higher candidates will avoid the leetcode jobs)
> Two documents (requests) vs one request has nothing to do with anything: typical HTML documents make multiple requests to fully resolve w/images etc. What does bear on if a system is RESTful is if an API end point requires an API-specific schema to interact with.

It's an API-specific schema, yes, but the browser doesn't have to know it because the API-to-HTML conversion is encoded in the second document (which rarely changes). I.e., notionally the browser only deals in the hydrated HTML and not in the API-specific schema. How does that make this not RESTful?
Google no longer provides anything useful, to the extent they were famous for.
In the eyes of most users, GPUs are improving dramatically every year where a CPUs are not. This is highlighted by a lot of growth in PC hardware is driven by gaming where most gamers are able to keep the same CPU for a five year period nowadays, while GPUs require more updates to keep up.

I think the comparison makes a lot more sense when you consider a GPU compared with a system on the chip where the SOC can do the basic work that you would do. To the average gamer, it looks like the only part of a “CPU“ that is improving is the graphics.

So we might as well put everything on the GPU at this point. This goes hand-in-hand with the most showing games rendering via AI, storage being added to graphics cards, and AI processing in general.

He helps build This notion that maybe things wouldn’t be bottlenecked by the CPU anymore if we switched to a new paradigm.

I think maybe if the switch to ARM happens for PCs, we will see more development on that idea of an SOC bundled with high end GPUs.
Teenagers young and older are definitely still working on fields here in the US[0], and also a good portion now work the processing facilities instead[1][2].

Whether it qualifies as 'an honest day's work' these days - or a cruel and punishing existence - I'll leave for you to decide.

[0] https://youtu.be/41vETgarh_8?si=S0dBolFjv04SSprh&t=497

[1] https://www.npr.org/2023/09/25/1201524399/child-labor-perdue...

[2] https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20230217-1
It's not that it's physically difficult. You don't have to lift very heavy or have much knowhow other than how to remove a husk from a corncob. But it's incredibly toilsome and boring. You get bussed out from your city or town for a few hours to the middle of nowhere. You bring a gallon of water and don your hat for shade. Then you trudge along endless rows of corn, husking and husking. The corn literally goes as far as your eye can see. You do this from sun up to sun down. Then you go home and shower and pass out in bed, wake up a couple hours before dawn and do it again. My friends, I wouldn't see them for months! They would disappear during June and July and reappear a few thousand dollars richer, usually having lost a lot of weight and with a roasted tan.
The Trump team has already stated they are limiting deportations to criminal illegals, so I guess just people who are in the US illegally and have committed a separate crime. This is before any real opposition has been mounted where it’s expected he’ll cave anyway. Trump is more likely to start a war with Iran than he is to do any sort of mass deportation.

Also a weird thing is happening with automation, it’s getting a lot cheaper, bespoke tooling and machines are going through a substantial revolution. And that is not including any AI stuff. The price of small batch electronics and machines are dropping fast.
From what I have heard, inside pharma companies it's often extremely dysfunctional and inefficient though.
> The person in question, Trump, was not sentenced and therefore not "convicted" of anything.

Sentencing != conviction. Conviction is the legal finding of guilt, sentencing is the appropriation of punishment.

Given your excessive use of scarequotes around "facts", getting this simple fact wrong is ironic.
"underperforming employees" has nothing to do with it. My money is that everyone that gets let go performs just fine. They will be replaced by cheaper labor.
It’s funny to see these tech moguls bend the knee for the new king. All their values, their so called care for the community, everything they say, everything, … is just all a big play in an effort to make as much money as they can. It sickens me to watch this stuff unfold.
Similar paper that's also fascinating, on why online communities grow more insular and rigid over time: https://researchers.westernsydney.edu.au/en/publications/com...

Full paper: https://ojs.aaai.org/index.php/ICWSM/article/view/7275/7129
Vineyards are ripped up because they have become unprofitable due to decreased alcohol consumption in general. I'm not sure that has much to do with Americanization.
That doesn’t seem fair, does men also get some "consequences"? Or did Eve listen less than Adam at that time? (I didn’t read the Genesis)

edit: found it. Adams gets to eat plants from the soils (instead of form the trees?) and will work hard to produce those plants.

Just before, the Serpens deceive the women by telling her eating the fruits not in the middle of the garden is ok. She was suspicious but the Serpens was very convincing (by lying) However when Eve told Adam to eat the fruit, he didn’t ask anything and did it. IMHO the man is more in fault here because he didn’t even try to understand why he should eat Eve fruits while god said no.

> To Adam he said, “Because you listened to your wife and ate fruit from the tree about which I commanded you, ‘You must not eat from it,’

“Cursed is the ground because of you;
through painful toil you will eat food from it
all the days of your life.
18 It will produce thorns and thistles for you,
and you will eat the plants of the field.
19 By the sweat of your brow
you will eat your food
until you return to the ground,
since from it you were taken;
for dust you are
and to dust you will return.”

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Genesis%203&ver...
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42630197
> The development environment where I'm downloading random libraries is on a completely separate physical machine than my primary computer. I generally spin up a short-lived container for each new coding project, that gets deleted after the resulting code I produce is uploaded somewhere. This is completely separate from the work-supplied machine where I hack on my employer's code.

Something like VS Code remote dev with a container per project? Just plain docker/podman for containers?

> On my primary computer, my web browser runs in an ephemeral container that resets itself each time I shut it down. My password manager runs in a different, isolated, container. Zoom runs in a different, also isolated, container. And so on.

Qubes, or something else? I've been looking at switching to Linux for a while, but Apple Silicon being as good as it is has made making that leap extremely difficult.
Because the best minds at IBM, DEC, HP, and Intel couldn't make VLIW effective for general purpose workloads.
This is Texas:

https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TXSTHPI

It's worse in San Francisco, but it's a nation-wide problem.
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42630067
> The author is blatantly wrong wrt "jeans and hiking", but otherwise firstly doing the "discount" version of a thing to learn the thing is the right approach.

Wildly disagree, but I suspect when they mention hiking, you get a specific idea or degree of what that means based on the type or terrain you regularly experience. While there are pieces of gear I wouldn't go into certain situations without, what those situations are and what that inventory looks like are pretty variable.

To anyone who'd like to try, jeans are fine, sometimes they're inadequate, sus out the trail and the conditions, don't let a lack of non-jeans prevent you from trying, but also proceed with sensible caution and learn to know your surroundings. DO NOT RELY ON GOOGLE MAPS EVER EVER, get something else or an actual map, and don't expect to have cell service.

If you have no fitness at all, start small (1-3hrs, flat or a few hundred meters of elevation gain), bring at least a liter of water, do it with someone or tell someone where you're going, go early during the summer. I'd advise that the most generally applicable requirement in terms of gear are shoes with grip of some kind (I use relatively inexpensive trailrunners, boots aren't as nimble but can be better depending on variables), then a basic headlamp unless you're in the north in summer, compass maybe, a lighter, and calories, everything else either depends on environment or other variables and you get a sense for it over time. A 20L day pack is helpful, but a regular backpack is just fine as well.

For pants, it's not rare for me to just bring breathable shorts from Lulu and normal Levi's jeans, switching between them as necessary, but sometimes just one or the other, and nearly always in a basic-ass cotton shirt that I just take off because I can't be bothered. The only people who mention my attire are the ones who never do it. Your mileage may vary.

Lastly, I personally never bring headphones, don't listen to anything, and keep the phone off or in low-power mode with GPS on. I'll check in at a halfway point if it's a long day, but when I'm in nature I'm in nature, and I'd recommend the same. It's empowering to learn to be capable in nature and with nothing but your own thoughts.

Edit: Mentioned by someone else, a guided adventure as an inexperienced outdoors person is not the time to deploy my advice, respect their requirements, they know more than you whether it is or isn't ultimately necessary. My advice applies outside that context, where you're not someone's else's liability. Read my advice as analogous to "you don't need cleats to play soccer, unless you're joining a team, especially as a noob, so get out there and kick a ball around"
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42625139
Well maybe meant for a different audience? You don't have to watch it if it doesn't appeal to you.
Freight trains are good, but pipelines are better for bulk liquids.

GPUs are massively parallel limited purpose CPUs. You're always waiting for the program counter to get to the end, and getting data to/from Ram.

My project (since the 1980s) is to put compute and memory together, so you can either store 16 bits, or do a 4 bit look up with the same data in every cell (which has 4x16 bits total). Having no memory-compute barrier should allow for pushing data through a program, in a physical sense. Like an FPGA, but easier to program.

Imagine such a chip at a few Ghz, delivering one output per clock cycle for a given task.
Thats not how software engineering works in a business setting though? Not a single company I have been in has the time to first fix the existing codebase before adding a new feature. The new feature is verbally guaranteed to the customers by project managers and then its on the dev to deliver within the deadline or you'll have much greater issues than a inconsistent codebase.
I'd love to work in a fantasy company that allows for fixing legacy code, but that can take months to years with multi million line codebases.
It’s not just a new king, it was the fact that the other party won the popular vote resoundingly after all these years meant that the 2016 elections weren’t just a fluke.

Repubs have all 3 branches for at least a few years now, and there will be enormous changes in tax policy in legislation that will be passed this year, due to many popular provisions of the 2017 TCJA expiring at the end of 2025. And Dems will basically be left out of the conversation as their votes are not needed.
It's a good point. I'm speaking of high school who are allowed to legally work in the state of Iowa. If a 16 year old willfully employing themself in an entry level job is considered exploitative child labor to you, I don't know what to say. One sad effect of the changes in labor in the state is that only citizens are beholden to labor laws, whereas those working under the table are not. So it's true there is child labor. The families and farm companies break the law because they still make more than they would back home, but it's less pay than what they are owed under the law, and the parents will lie about their child's age so they can begin working a few years earlier than they are allowed. It causes a cycle of poverty because the kids get used to the farm and they miss out on proper schooling.