skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't sit so close to the screen, it'll ruin your eyes!
They also mentioned being fired. But who knows. It's not that important for what I wanted to say.
This may be it. Thanks!
That's a lot of analysis to excuse the overt use of a Nazi symbol/gesture. Most of the time things are as they appear to be.
We already have hundreds of millions of people on connected electricity grids. Loss of a few interconnections would not lead to catastrophic failure of the whole system.
If you really want to get good, your goal is not so much to get as many tiles as possible, but rather to get the tiles that are semantically distinct from your opponent’s. A single mistake that triggers your opponent’s tile is generally enough to lose the game. And even if they don’t do it, having them uncover the tiles from their side that are semantically similar to your own team is also useful.

If you want to get nasty, you learn to abuse the fact that the tile layouts follow rules and that you can rule out certain tiles without considering the words.
Plus, jobs like this are for people that have a connection with the organization. I can't see myself doing anything, however good the pay might be, for Arsenal. Would be very glad to do that for Chelsea.
I think if that was an honest description of the interview question then that alone indicates insecure B players _at best_.
Will add todo lists, it's in my todo list :)

Regarding the monthly goals, will need to review the UX, might be confusing.

Thanks for the help!
> are sticklers (mierenneuker), focus on irrelevant things, operate in cliques and have gigantic egos while pretending to be humble.

I'd say these weaknesses are common among many cultures and definitely a thing from people with authoritarian mindsets ("leadership is right because they're leadership").

The same company might employ these people in one team and not in another.

You don't really know until you're dealing. Minimizing their ability to stand in the way of progress is key.
Derek Humphry, champion of assisted-suicide movement, dies at 94
Posters on X are "content creators" and get paid based on impressions.
There are term limits in california.
Ask HN: What attributes separate company cultures?
Whether it's good from bad or just cultures that attract different personality types?

Got to thinking as every company uses the same adjectives - innovative, open etc
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"I could already see my salary doubling in front of my eyes"

I thought by this they meant (half jokingly) that this potential employer would double the eventual offer because at that point they had just proved how amazing their skills are. Not that they would double their existing salary, and so it doesn't necessarily imply they have an existing job.
You can make gasoline out of coal. That was in fact Hitler's backup plan for WWII, in case he failed to secure the oil fields he needed.
B-52 Bomber Astro Tracker Teardown [video]
Yes -- I am the commenter. I think Fox makes no secret of the fact that it is biased.
I wouldn’t accept an employee or a boss who thought this was a reasonable definition of a job.
There’s a typo on your page: “you’ll partner with with coaches”

Other than that, pretty cool to see. I’ll have to pass :)
This is likely inconsequential and a blatant attempt to steer our attention rather than let it drive itself.
Which nearly any campus police will tell you during orientation.
This claim is serious, but unsourced and completely nonsensical.
Yes I think that’s just in the top 1% of salaries

But I’m pretty sure Brad got Jonah Hill for much less.
Posted 2 mins before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42822264
Just curious, is there an AT Protocol equivalent to Pixelfed?
If an LLM states an answer and then provides a justification for that answer, the justification is entirely irrelevant to the reasoning the bot used. It might be that the semantics of the justification happen to align with the implied logic of the internal vector space, but it is best case a manufactured coincidence. It’s not different from you stating an answer and then telling the bot to justify it.

If an LLM is told to do reasoning and then state the answer, it follows that the answer is basically guaranteed to be derived from the previously generated reasoning.
Like for their players, they propose reasonable salaries, never too high, makes sense
Having done a bit of consulting for Chelsea FC, I wouldn't recommend working there in an office job. Poor pay (I doubt anyone below "Head of"/CxO even touches 6 figures) and very average working conditions.
> because all the risks of losing track of pointers are just not worth it.

These risks are mostly, and often entirely, gone when you write modern C++. You don't lose track of them, because you don't track them, and you only use them when you don't need to track them. (Except for inside the implementations of a few data structures, which one can think of as the equivalent of unsafe code in Rust). Of course I'm generalizing here, but again, you just don't write C-style code, and you don't have those problems.

(You may have some other problems of course, C++ has many warts.)
Show HN: Write Your CV in Markdown, Get Website and PDF with CI/CD
Most leetcode questions are just asking if you can recognize the same 15 core CS algorithms in different situations and pick the right one.

A few have a trick or insight but I haven’t ran across those in interviews.
That seems like nonsense. Hotel chains and esp business travel ones it'svery standard for hotels to have desks and a chair. Not saying it's that nice but those are way cheaper than airbnbs usually
I thought at first that you might be bantering but after reading your last sentence I am not sure anymore. I don't think being associated with Arsenal at this posting is ever going to be a blemish on anyone's CV. They are higher than Chelsea in PL standings at this moment.
Again, these are all your preferences/opinions which you are stating as some sort of acknowledged truth; which is most definitely not the case. While there are many good points about Rust it is quite over-hyped with evangelical zeal which is why a lot of software engineers are turned off of it. Graydon Hoare himself has said he took the good ideas from old languages and put them together. That in itself is obviously not a bad thing (imo, the industry killed research in programming languages/OS from the mid-nineties when Java was marketed up the wazoo by Sun throwing ungodly amounts of money at it) but the "saviour complex" being pushed is a strict no-no with experienced C/C++ developers.
How can TikTok compete when it is not available from the app stores?
My initial thought is that it is a troll post as well. All interviewers had to say was "ok, but your program needs to be able to take input from a file and write output to a file" and OP would have been caught with his pants down.

Instead OP is a hero who bests the interviewers at every turn with his cleverness.
Specifics on this: if you have a US 501(c)3 with less than $1m in revenue, you need to pay TechSoup ~$100 to get $1k in credits.
Season tickets would likely motivate a lot of supporters with the right background to apply despite the low salary. But they only offer “preferred access” to tickets and I’m not even sure what that means.

If there would be opportunities to present to Mikel Arteta and other high level football personnel, that would also be very motivating beyond raw salary.
Then it isn’t json anymore! Don’t call it that
I can second Hetzner, I went from spending about $40 a month to $5 a month to host two blogs.

The ID verification seems to be a bit random, I didn't have any issues with it. I would suggest looking at how much you're actually spending per month, and then think about how much time and effort moving to another provider will be.

There's a very good chance you'll end up spending so much time moving this to another provider, you could have used that time to find work opportunities or do something else worthwhile. AWS credits are pretty easy to get, assuming you haven't gotten them before.
Tom Green, Former Provocateur, Is Building Something New
The S-tier tactic: When that high-number clue is cut short by a turn-ending mistake, the guessers tell their clue giver to inflate the number given during the totally unrelated next clue by however many remained from the truncated turn for which they don't need additional information to locate (and therefore it would be wasteful for a future clue to re-group those) so the stated number of that next clue must allow for its own cards plus the prior cards.

Example: The clue is "places 4" and the guessers choose 1 correctly and then 1 wrong answer, but they had achieved consensus about 2 others (and are confused about only the remaining 1). So the turns ends but they inform the clue giver to inflate by 2 next turn. That clue giver (after the other team goes) will then say the clue is "people 5" and the guessers will know that they shall select 2 places and 3 people.

This can cascade beyond just a pair of turns.
All the monkeys that escaped from a South Carolina research facility recaptured
I definitely don't consider the BSL to be a true "open source" license. However, I think that if the Additional Use Grant is written clearly and unambiguously, it may well be a reasonable compromise.

That said - the Additional Use Grant for Restate is fairly ambiguous:

> Additional Use Grant: You may make use of the Licensed Work, provided that you may not use the Licensed Work for an Application Platform Service.

> An “Application Platform Service” is a commercial offering that allows third parties (other than your employees and contractors) to access the functionality of the Licensed Work by registering new services (directly or indirectly) with the Licensed Work for the purpose of invoking such services through the Licensed Work.

What does it mean to "access the functionality"? What does it mean to "register [a] new service" ? How do you determine the "purpose" of invoking such services?

I understand that the intent is to prevent someone from launching a competing "Restate-as-a-Service" business; but broadly written clauses like this scare me off. If I want to build a totally different kind of business that heavily _relies_ on Restate, I would worry that these ambiguous, broad definitions could easily be used against me.

I really wish that companies adopting the BSL would put much more clarity into the license text. I know there's likely very good business reasons not to - you may constrain yourself in the future by doing so - but in my mind it would be the "right" thing to do. You'd get people actually using and contributing back to your software, much like they would under a more permissive license.
Not sure what made the diagrams, but I think you've correctly identified the Excalidraw handwriting font. There's two versions, Virgil[1] and Excalifont[2], both under the MIT license.

I think the monospaced font is Comic Mono.[3]

[1] https://plus.excalidraw.com/virgil

[2] https://plus.excalidraw.com/excalifont

[3] https://dtinth.github.io/comic-mono-font/
Fitbit Agrees to Pay $12M for Not Quickly Reporting Watch Burn Risk
I am pretty sure a C64 was under $200 by then.
How the Medici Built 19% Annual Returns Through Medieval Exchange Rate Arbitrage
Why a Hosted API Gateway Is Better Than Building Your Own
Vim in Zed: Improving the experience (The 2025 Roadmap)
Why? It is a simple fact that people only go to work because they get paid. You can verify this for yourself by seeing how many people continue to work for a company after it has stopped paying them.
I live in NYC and I can tell you... these times seem optimistic.
Oh that’s a fascinating reaction I never thought of. I mean people might refuse to work for any gambling company or any arms maker, but I cannot I imagine someone offered a job in banking refuse say Goldman but take JP Morgan, simply because their family have been Morgan fans for generations and would never accept any other bank …
It reminds me of Typing the Technical Interview (highly recommended if one is unfamiliar) but seemingly more likely to be non-fiction, given the difference in storytelling style. I wish the author luck in their search.

https://aphyr.com/posts/342-typing-the-technical-interview
I see the Disrupt movement has matured. Too bad the plan all along was to stick someone else with the externalities.
"Reality has a left-ward bias."

As a conservative I of course disagree with that, but I've always thought it was an extremely clever and witty quip.
> the federation of that massive amount of data and storage

I'm not sure what you mean by that but the media blobs (photos and videos) are not "federated" (i.e. passed around instances) most likely, but hosted in one place (the instance of the author) and referenced by their URL.
Pandemic Compensation Initiative
And then when I need it brighter? Or if I don't want the lights on at all?

Sure, you can manage an increasingly programmed logic path for every conceivable option, but it's way easier to just hit the light switch.

There’s a point where you're spending a multiple of the cost on equipment and a huge amount of time, to save you a net amount of... zero effort. It becomes a waste.
Was VGUI built on GTK back then? It looked exactly the same as other GTK apps I was using in the early 00s.
Absolutely.

“What’s the difference between call and apply in JavaScript?”

“Ah well I can never remember which is which, but they both invoke a function with arguments but accept the arguments differently, whether an array or spread.” When you reach for it you really want to be asking if you should be using bind instead, especially because of the massive gotcha of how JavaScript does binding, but with ES6 arrow functions they’re often the best option to wrap a function call.”

“Candidate did not know the difference between call and apply”
I hardly post here but I just wanted to say that this is also my experience exactly. Addies were a godsend at first, I was able to succeed at school and dedicated hobbies for the first time in my goddamn life, but after the honeymoon phase (6-8 months) I was struggling with a really bizarre addiction to porn and media. Granted the effects on my grades were still present but it felt like a whole house of cards just waiting to fall apart. It's terrifying because at that point you don't want to trade the small amount of executive control you've gained for anything so experimenting with other medication feels risky. I envy that you were able to go cold turkey off it and still find success in your life, I truly don't feel like I can succeed without the meds but I hate the demon that they've awakened in me.
That's extremely good for a job in soccer analytics. It's a really fun domain, you'd be working with very smart and bought-in people at Arsenal, and they have their own collection operation so control their own destiny in a way a lot of other places don't.
I've talked to some terribly unqualified Indian support folks. And I talked to some really talented ones who saved me a lot of time and headaches.
> No one was sitting down and factoring in blur, scanlines, phosphor persistence, or etc.

Sure they did, implicitly, as a byproduct of using what they had and developing game art on CRTs. That’s the whole point; using the CRT affects your choices, and things would come out different if they’d used LCDs. We know that for a fact, because things are coming out differently now that people develop game art on LCDs. :P
I believe Dan said yesterday? It costs around 4k a month. Unsure if he’s talking cad or us. Honestly more impressed it’s only that much.
A high school student should already know the difference between a dumb calculator that can only show a single number and a smart calculator that lets you to write a full line while using () before pressing =, having used both already by middle school.
Maybe there's something in the air recently? Last year I had a similar experience. Senior Infrawhatever position, "take home assignment" manipulating the firewall on a standard Linux box, in the rejection mail I got negative points for having permissions checks, and my solution being too complicated for supporting both iptables and nftables, and so on.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Thanks for sharing your experience. It's quite a bit different from my own experience, though. Only a few short months ago, I was under constant attack from various public members of the Democratic party for being a white male with center-right views. The vitriol was quite unhinged, really.

From my perspective, both sides engage in it just as much as the other, and it's getting worse because people are choosing to respond in kind rather than take the higher ground. I voted for neither party in the last cycle, and it's likely to stay that way for me unless things dramatically change.
Related:

Pixelfed Hit 500K Users
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42821519
Responsive Sticky Navbar That Shrinks on Scroll with Tailwind CSS and AlpineJS [video]
This is not the US. They don't check how much bribes you paid your local police forces. They are just doing their jobs
So smart switches are solving two problems instead of one problem: When you want to automate it, you can. When you just need it to work conventionally as a light switch without breaking your automation, it also does that. They are the no-compromise solution.
https://archive.is/3GBPW

I watched one of his old Canadian shows where he kept insisting he would never steal a laptop. He said it a few times. I haven't ever been able to get it out of my head. I still say "I could never steal a laptop" all the time.
I have been moved by the rare piece of AI genre music. Admittedly, most of Gen AI that gets updooted is repulsive though. This emerging field is not for the faint hearted and has terrible curation chops.
> someone could get by on £150k if they had to

I know you're kinda joking, but it's just so HN :)
is there a place like a rentry or github readme where you keep this list?
Now you just need the vintage "portable" black and white TV set to hook it up to.
I wrote a post on how some /r/Suomi mod tried to ban me from the whole of reddit. Yes, the whole of reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Suomi/comments/1i0kdf0/ep%C3%A4ilen...

The total reddit ban happened some hours after ZenOfPerkele banned me for this post for 3 days (it was later lifted when I made a complaint):

https://old.reddit.com/r/Suomi/comments/1he1lh1/keep_it_nord...

Check out the reasons why he permanently banned me from /r/Suomi:

> Tätä ei nyt jaksa enää kukaan. Sä tuhlaat omaa, muiden ja meidän aikaamme ottamalla jatkuvasti jäähyjä, kieltäytymällä ymmrätämästä minkä takia sun käytös rikkoo sääntöjä, ja sen jälkeen tuhlaamalla lisää kaikkien aikaa uhriutumalla metaketjuissa loputtomiin. Tästä turhautuu meidän lisäksi kaikki muut käyttäjät, eikä sulla ole selkeästi mitään halua tai kykyö muuttaa omaa toimintasi, joten parempi että etsit itsellesi toisen foorumin keskustelua varten, kun se ei täällä sääntöjen puitteissa selvästi onnistu.
> Hyvää jatkoa!

So he's saying that the cause of the permaban is all mine, which is false.

I'm absolutely sure that this all comes down to me studying islam now for 9 years and writing about its harmful teachings in /r/Suomi when there's a subject where I can contribute. I have never started a thread just talking about islam.

ZenOfPerkele is a far left mod who hates it because he cannot defend that those teachings would not exist in the original sources of islam, in the quran and in the hadiths.

Then he's saying that I'm wasting other users' time with my criticisms. Since when are every user told to read each and every post? That's ridiculous.

I said he's dangerous because he wants to silence "wrong-think" and it doesn't bother him at all. Other people have noticed his behaviour and have commented that they can't say things they want to say because of a certain mod, meaning him.
Huh? I never mentioned ground. I said neutral.

Returning current through ground is impossible in Europe anyway due to residual current breakers. More than 30mA and the whole system shuts down.

And none of the light switches have ground either by the way.
Right, that's what I meant to be getting at: when you connect 4 words with as much stretching as o1 did there, you're running a real risk that the other party connects a different set. Unless that other party is also you and has the same learned connections at top of mind.
I've been trying out various "reasoning" models (o1, R1, Gemini Thinking etc) against the NYT Connections word puzzle - it's a really interesting test of them. So far o1 Pro has been the most consistently successful: https://www.nytimes.com/games/connections
Honestly? It REALLY is.

This kind of typing in TS is used mostly for getting dynamically typed Javascript codebases under control.

I did this once for a state management library that was considered "impossible to add types to" by the authors themselves, and thanks to this I found several bugs in the library itself, and in our own codebase, due to subtle incorrect usage.

Just the fact that we got autocompletion across the whole app was worth the effort. Even the engineer that was against it ended up praising it.

I'm not the kind of person to say this but: maybe some things are not for everyone. Some people just have different interests and skills. Complicated things aren't less worth just because someone in the team can't understand them.
Yeah…that must be the problem. They just don’t have enough money for themselves because of all the red states. Of course what little money California does have is mismanaged to hell by its state and local governments, but that will obvious not happen if there is a lot more money available.
> I get redirected to a page telling me to activate javascript...

...which is hosted on a different domain (notion.so), so if you didn't notice and temporarily allow that domain in NoScript, the actual page (hosted on kranga.notion.site) will still redirect you to the "Please Enable JavaScript" text on notion.so
My HP B210 inkjet from 2010 works just as well as it did the day I got it 15 years ago.

Which means it takes about 3 minutes to warm up and make its Willy Wonka-like noises before spitting out a perfectly fine document.

Believe it or not, wireless printing works just fine!
At least not another spyphone.
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-administration-drops-...
I'm interested to see if this could be made to work as a drop-in replacement for the headless Chromium that Hoarder uses to archive web content. I don't have a problem with the current Hoarder solution, but it would be nice to use something that requires less RAM.
Surely you mean Scorcese got Jonah??
> Isochrones are manually calculated using turf.js assuming 1.2m/s walking speed after the subway trip.

This is super cool, and I don't want the following statement to be taken as a criticism, because it's an unrealistic expectation: I do not rely on estimates like this until they are ground-truthed.
the point of this exercise was (1) to weed out people who could not code at all, (2) have people fail after 7, so that they could low ball them to below 50k as they 'failed the test but they might deserve a chance'
From what I understand there was no change of base within the solution code. Author just used the base conversion function to prepare some test inputs.

"The input array must contain a string representations of the numbers. The programmer can use whatever representation they see fit"

Allowing arbitrary string based representation of numbers also means that whole task becomes a bit silly. Why stop at base 15, when you could use what I call the "FizzBuzz" number system.
In fizzbuzz number system the divisibility by 3 and 5 is encoded in first symbols of number. Something like 1="1", 3="F", 5="B", 10="B2", 30="FB2", 1000="B200". Digits represent rest of the number you get after dividing it by 3 and 5 if possible.
I wonder if we can come up with an agreed name for almost json stuff... Maybe json+ and we can tac-on additional characters for what's added. json+c (plus comments), json+t (plus trailing commas), json+tc or json +ct (plus comments and trailing commas), and so on