skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think one thing that the "left" or those countering the red-pill man-o-sphere online is to separate truly toxic masculinity from maybe things that are just traditionally gendered or whatever. The response should be diverse, with people who say like art or whatever being able to talk to people who like say hunting, or martial arts, but like, I think what man-o-sphere spaces have done really well is essentially coded "fun" and "aspiration" as right leaning.

I also that maybe in some sense a default should be pointing people towards a more "conservative" vision. Get a job, get married, have kids is not the end of the world. I remember reading some articles (my own experience matches this) that despite having liberal/progressive views alot of liberals, maybe it was wealthy/successful liberals live their life fairly conservatively. And the reality is if you're lost, then the problem is not that there just aren't enough options for you to be "found", it's that you need to a more directive approach that narrows rather than grows the field of possibilities. Specifically this doesn't mean telling people who want something different are wrong, but if you don't know what you want? Try the normal path.

But yes, all of this should be uncompromisingly wrapped in respect for women/your fellow human etc.
This is always infuriating, because browsers send the Accept-Language header, that these sites just ignore.
I use czkawa. It can find duplicate files based on a number of heuristics.
I set this up and tested with `git log` and then found that PyCharm's git client apparently doesn't support this. Disappointing.
He knows how to do "My heart goes out to you". The Nazi salute was intentional:

https://loops.video/v/65yj8nROYv
This is a common phenomenon, but I forget what it's called. Everyone thinks the golden age of whatever was when they grew up with it and it's never been quite the same ever since. Doesn't make it true though.
> Assuming four generations attend

In my neck of the woods that would only be considered a "family gathering". You will see that group on a fairly regular basis (holidays, birthdays, quiet weekend, etc.) A "family reunion", indicating reuniting of family that doesn't see each other so often, extends further – at least five or even six generations.

But also 4 kids is nothing for a Bin Laden. Maybe if you multiply by 10...!
Make sure you have as much documentation as possible printed in triplicate.

Where you're staying, for how long, receipts and booking confirmation. Be very careful with any text messages that might sound "shady" to the very paranoid customs people.

Have an exact itinerary showing step by step where, when, who.
Follow-up: Thanks for all the links, everyone! I haven't been keeping up, but it looks like there's more momentum than I realized.
It appears to be because the person who filed the suit was mostly concerned with oppression of people of "Hispanic, Latino, Indigenous, Native American and other minority backgrounds."
ah very cool, so readers can vote on books they know and love. Nic work, I dig it :)
Only if one insists on talking/tweeting all the time. Plenty of business leaders do just fine by mostly keeping their mouths shut.
If you are blindly applying for jobs via ATS, one a day is not nearly enough especially applying for remote roles.

When I was looking for jobs both in 2023 and again last year, my backup plan was working as a plain old C#/Javascript/Python backend developer with AWS experience. I was only looking for remote roles since now my wife and I live in a tourist heavy. But not software developer heavy metropolitan area.

I made it a habit of applying for at least 20 jobs a day while spending the rest of the time doing interview prep.

This is all while actually going through the interview process (and ultimately getting offers) for my more targeted opportunities based on my network, recruiters reaching out to me and my reaching out to companies where I had very specialized niche experience with AWS as well as more broad based AWS experience.

I never had to trigger my plan C. That was sucking it up and being willing to relocate to one of a few cities on my own dime and work in an office or hybrid.

Yes I realize Plan C isn’t as easily done for most people. We are just in a situation where we can easily and relatively cheaply relocate anywhere and rent and keep our condo where we live now.

But you have to get out of your “most comfortable stack” mentality. If you have other stacks that you have experience with, tailor a different resume to those and extend your search criteria.

There are also companies that don’t care about what technologies you know as long as you can pass a coding interview.

It’s time to “grind leetCode”. I’ve never had to do that myself. But it is reality today
The largest impediment to researching in my leisure time is the vast and exorbitant paywalls that academic publishers deploy.

It’s particularly galling when I know the work was funded by my own tax dollars. If a govt employee had produced the work, it would have been in the public domain. But if the govt gives a grant to a researcher, suddenly their output is intellectual property with a grossly inflated profit margin.
While mostly true, there's a large problem with lots of these Rust CLI tools (and I use some of them, don't misunderstand me): they often discard the UNIX philosophy in favour of newbie friendliness and glitter.

For example, ripgrep shouldn't merge find and grep (actually, I use a personal wrapper around `find ... -exec grep ... {} +` because my only beef with this is that find's syntax to exclude stuff is horrible, https://git.sr.ht/~q3cpma/scripts/tree/master/item/find_grep). Or you see something like https://github.com/shssoichiro/oxipng/issues/629 because people don't even know how to use xargs...

Feels like if someone did a RIIR on ImageMagick, it'd be able to talk with Instagram and Flickr by itself or process RAW files like Darktable. Would probably have some kind of tagging system too.
You are misinterpreting what he wrote.

"We go through all of the above to finally..." means "We read everything you wrote before finally reading that you have dependents"
Yes, all those well paid C-level managers cannot handle multiple units so they require everyone to use one “easy to understand unit so that everything is easy to compare and micromanage”
Kagent: Bringing Agents to Cloud Native
It's just a standard market, demand vs supply.
> The article skips she was selling illegal drugs.

You are the only one that comes close to even make that claim. I even bothered to Google results involving Jasmine Mooney and drugs. Zero hits.

Do you have a source or are you just making up stuff?
Attacker is now logged in on the real crypto portal as Bob. SSH equivalent would be like connecting to malicious server with SSH agent forwarding enabled.
nice job! particularly glad when you close/open tab it continues where you left off

I am your classic american who would embarrass themselves if publicly tested on this. Never done spaced repetition outside of index card analogs, and I like the idea

I'll have to click more to experience the `spaced repetition` bit, just getting an early comment in to cheers you
When I was doing it, for rush, fun and sport. I guess it's a privileged take on it though.
I sort of have this perspective, slowly changing… I think it comes from a fallacy of take a small 20-line function in C, it can be made bug-free and fully tested, a program is made of small functions, why can’t the whole thing be bug free? But somehow it doesn’t work like that in the real world.
This is ironic. I thought there was a big push from the right for less censorship and less moderation in social media. Now we’re flagging posts because the comment section may get heated.
It depends on what you mean by future. The next couple of years certainly. But once you start looking for technology that can store weeks worth of energy over several months, batteries don’t look like the clear winner.
You're focusing on a fact of the market which is not relevant to unionization discussions - what you're presenting is a risk for everyone in the industry. Instead unionization focuses on doing what we can to ensure we're treated with common decency and respect where we do work.
This is PR slop for a startup. Their workers have no benefits or stability.
OK. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_gam...

How many modern games are there on this list?
The officers were "dirty". They brought me in a room to do an interrogation where one officer asked questions and the other took notes on an old computer. I literally told them: "I am not going to stay past my return date" and the officer asking questions told the officer taking notes to not write that down. They asked who my parents were, how much money I had, my employment history, what I did in the US while working on my previous TN, if I was in danger, etc.. They asked if I was applying for jobs and I said yes because I was unemployed. They then asked if the jobs were in the US and I said I would accept another TN job if I could. They call the process a "sworn statement".

For those of you who go through that, don't agree to the statement if they modified it, like mine. There's no cameras or recording devices so they can be dirty, and they abuse that fact. You have no rights at all at the border, and your assumptions on decency and honesty are not correct.

My assumption to this day is that they thought I was trying to work illegally, but this is not the case.
Canvas can be quick yes, but I was surprised recently when I tried converting an animated image overlay thing I had written in SVG to canvas. I was expecting huge speedups, but it was no faster or smoother with the same data model. I needed mouse interactions as well and was nice to have normal events for these.
It's been quite a while since I worked with golang details but I seem to remember writes to the same map from multiple goroutines being UB if GOMAXPROCS>1? Did they eventually solve that, or is that excluded from the definition of memory-safe language because it's a different type of safety?
To be clear, this is just unabashed xenophobia; there’s absolutely no basis in fact for what you’re saying.
I've noticed this a ton lately. So, so many posts completely brigaded. Regardless of if the flag is removed, it can easily stop discussion and visibility of the thread. I emailed Dang about it when I first noticed it happening, and the response...

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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you—it's been a crazy last few days!

Users flagged that one. We can only guess why users flag things, but there have been so many posts about the current political goings-on that I think there's a lot of fatigue about it. In this case the article was more of an opinion piece than a factual report, so it's probably not one that we'd override the flags on.

Daniel (dang)

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So the system is setup to allow this abuse. It's weaponizing the flag system. I'm sure this type of flagging is already automated by how fast some posts disappear on /new.

What's to stop someone from buying enough old accounts and mass flagging other topics to chill discussion / dissent? This could easily be done for a few grand. Rotate accounts doing the flagging and make sure they engage in some "high quality" discussion from time to time to avoid detection. Make sure the same groups of accounts aren't flagging the same posts, etc.

E.g. "I never want to see a freaking post about Rust again"...

Note: I had to wait hours to post this comment because my account was rate limited. I'm assuming because I'm involved in this discussion at all: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35157524
Now by the time I can actually post, this thread is well off the front page. This site is really good at effectively silencing people.

Dang, I'd like to know the specific comments where I am going over the line, or are too "low-quality". I have been called out once or twice over the last decade by you, and have agreed that I could have conducted myself better in those instances and tried not to fall back into those patterns.
macOS dropped it a few years ago, primarily because there are no Macs with non-HiDPI displays any more (reducing benefit of subpixel AA) and to improve uniformity with iOS apps running on macOS via Catalyst (iOS has never supported subpixel AA, since it doesn’t play nice with frequently adjusted orientations).

Windows I believe still uses RGB subpixel AA, because OLED monitor users still need to tweak ClearType settings to make text not look bad.
Sigh, when will people stop reaching for Hitler / Mussolini analogies to explain every political development they witness in their lives? It really is a remarkable achievement by the propaganda departments of the victors of the 2nd world war that 80 years later this is still the only framework by which their citizens understand the world.

History didn't start in 1918, and if you think the political situation in the US right now is anything like interwar Europe, then I've got a bridge in Brooklyn to sell you.
It already is replaced by HarfBuzz https://harfbuzz.github.io
> Where free time is not used for research — for developing questions, and investigating the answers with an explorer’s spirit — cultural coherence crumbles.

Perhaps, but the reality for a great many is that "free time" is occupied by survival anxiety, whether because that time is spent in additional paid work, care of loved ones, or attempting to get a leg up or to jump on a non-sinking life raft.

While technology-enabled cultural fragmentation is undoubtedly a strong influence in this, the long term affordability inversion that has occurred between consumables (food, clothes, electronics, etc) and assets (housing, education, security) has exacerbated the aforementioned anxieties and therefore makes people vulnerable to the charms of the escapism that new types of quick-hit media provide, from cable-news through to social media.
You don't need to know about parasites to recognize a correlation between diet and death. People are very good at detecting patterns.
> Where do we draw the line

That's what we're finding out in real time. A house signifies a one time purchase for a builder, whereas a Tesla is not only a moving advertisement but normally comes with a subscription service for maintenance and support, so the connection to and enablement of the company continues after purchase and through use.

Selling your house also wouldn't affect the power of the builder because his payment comes as a single packet after completing the contracted work, whereas Musk's power is supported by the stock value of his various companies and Tesla's stock price is connected to the value of their cars which is in Oost predicated on having a good resale value. If people rush to sell their Teslas then these values are negatively affected.

Finally the question about the builder is A) hypothetical while the Tesla situation is actually unfolding before us today, and B) aan unfair comparison because it's unlikely a tradesman will amass so much influence that his "unsavory" acts could lead to changing the power balances in warzones, shaking the foundations of American democracy, dismantling the relations that our treaty and security organisations are built upon etc etc etc.
In what way are object stores better than hierarchical filesystems? With links you can create arbitrary indices over the same data with different (or the same) names.
> the higher the chance that at least portions of functionality is disabled

Just for the record, a large number of Apple services do not work consistently across the EU. Everything from Fitness and News to translations and Siri. Not to mention the mess with languages and subtitles if you want to watch a movie on ATV+ or buy it on the iTunes Store. Also forget about Family or gift cards spanning multiple countries. Apple outside the US is very different from Apple US.
This blog post is the first time I've ever heard someone suggest that the Hebrew Torah was written so recently. It should be noted that Leviticus is part of the Torah, parts of which are included in the Bible but predate the Bible as we know it by several centuries.

The oral tradition of the Torah is even older than the written version, possibly even older than the Greeks themselves (though I'm no historian, so I don't cling to that idea stubbornly.)
the title is clickbait, but it's good to encourage app developers to rebuild. esp when you are cpu bound on a few common utitilities e.g. jq, grep, ffmpeg, ocrmypdf -- common unix utils built build targets for general use rather than a specific application
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/ebay-port-sca...
I used the hell out of this, back in the day. We would copy websites down, then use Swish-E from the command line to index everything from the file system, then somehow make a web interface out of it. Good times.
Seems the full name is "Directly affiliated local union" (or "federal labor union") unless I'm mistaken: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Directly_affiliated_local_unio...
> the comment section may get heated

Have you read this discussion? It was already heated, although the comments posted recently have been better.

Before greggyb asked why it was flagged, the top comments were about "the dumbest bully from their grade school" and "team grade school bullies". Does that not sound like flag-worthy discussion to you?

Name calling like that buries legitimate discussion, like the claim that she was not in fact eligible for a TN visa because she "worked for" a startup she co-founded (Holy! Water).

"NAFTA specifically prohibits self-employment for TN visa holders. This restriction poses challenges for entrepreneurs who wish to start a business in the United States."

https://www.visapro.com/resources/article/tn-visa-to-green-c...
A kW of panels, an inverter and a few kWh of batteries can be had for 1k€ and can satisfy a large part of typical household demand.
I post this every time I see this recommendation.

You will only find joy with an EcoTank if you print more than once every week or two. If you want a printer you can ignore for 18 months and expect it to Just Work, inkjet is not for you.

Unless you're printing dozens of sheets a month, you will likely waste the vast majority of your refillable ink on cleaning the nozzle.

If you're like most people today and print a dozen pages a year then you want a laser printer. Laser printers will happily sit in the corner neglected forever and will always spit out a clean print when you want it to.

Inkjet, including refillables and EcoTank only makes sense if you're printing frequently and a lot. Inkjet is not suited for infrequent single page jobs. That's the domain of laser printers.
That perspective is blown to those that see beyond themselves.

Or can admit themselves as fallible.

Or realize that even if they are near-infallible, that unless they've studied the C _and_ C++ standards to the finest detail they will probably unintentionally produce code at some point that the modern C++ compilers will manage to make vulnerable in the name of undefined behaviors optimizations (see the recent HN article about how modern C/C++ compilers has a tendency to turn fixed-time multiplications into variable time and vulnerable to timing attacks).

But of course, there is always tons of people that believe that they are better than the "average schmuck" and never produce vulnerable code.
Nice typography. Classy.
I used to agree with you, but then I found out how most people get through audiobooks and TV shows. They just miss stuff! They zone out for a few seconds or a few minutes. They take phone calls and move the laundry into the dryer without pausing and rewinding. It's crazy! Watching a fast-moving TV show with someone like that is bizarre because they'll happily sit through a complex conversation between characters even though they missed all the context that makes the conversation make sense.

Granted you can miss a lot when you're reading, too, since a lot of the context for any work is external to the work itself, but with a book, you have to actively choose to keep going when you're confused, rather than passively letting it flow past you. Nothing privileges the choice to turn to the next page rather than returning to the previous page.

I think the experience of reading books at least is good training for how to read an audiobook or listen to a lecture. You should be quick to pause and rewind if you suspect you missed something.
It absolutely still does subpixel AA. Take a screenshot of any text and zoom way in, there's red and blue fringing. And the ClearType text tuner is still a functional builtin program in Win11 24H2.
Looking at their website, it has obvious socialism / communism design influences. I hope these activists fail to get a foothold in the industry. These are not the type of people I want to work with and it would be bad for the stock price.
Depending on where you are, residential pv usually pays for itself within 10 years, if dimensioned correctly and specced according to available subsidies. But you'll need a decent roughly south-facing roof.
Sharp wit: r/redscarepod, and it's spinoff subreddits (e.g. /r/rs_x) are quite snarky and ironic. r/TimAndEric. r/DecodingTheGurus.

Intelligent content: r/slatestarcodex, r/EzraKlein, r/ReproducibilityCrisis, r/wikipedia, programming language subreddits, occasionally r/interestingasfuck.
I wonder how many of these are still lying around somewhere. When I was in college in maybe 2012, I was looking for something in our ACM lounge. Opening a drawer, I was confronted with multiple CueCats! I couldn't believe I recognized them, getting one in the mail (which my dad immediately threw away) was like a buried memory from my childhood.
The Next $100B+ Company Will Be for Non-Technical Users–and How It Will Happen
What makes it hard to investigate the dodgy contractors? I don't fully understand why this is harder than identifying illegal immigrants.
> With .* AI
Such a catchy pricing page!
I didn't have to do any cleartype tuning on my LG C2. But maybe since it's a TV they have room for conventional subpixel layouts.
If anything, parent should make the opposite argument. AAA games are shit and been for some time, hopefully unions could make people focus on quality rather than just trying to keep their job after shipping the last game.

But jokes aside, quality of AAA games is probably because money runs the development of those today, unlikely to change in the short-term.
As far as I'm aware, ClearType is still enabled by default in Windows.

Subpixel text rendering was removed from MacOS some time ago, though, presumably because they decided it was not needed on retina screens. Maybe you're thinking of that?
They would not have any living conditions (i.e. would not live at all), because they only live for the purpose of being eaten.