dpkirchner

I'm the first and only one of my friend group on my IRC server. It's an elite claim, I know.

Are you sure you're not thinking of billing alerts? AFAIK there is still no way to set spending limits at GCP.

I agree that there's no way the market has been cut in half, however I am curious to see if aggregate cash (or at least non-stock) spending on engineers has been affected. Are we seeing a decline in average or median wages?

It seems like a bad idea to talk about how much gold you have, even with friends.

This exists in a way -- I'd wager every city has a commercial service that will shuttle you to, say, the airport. They're not cheap, however.

How should we calculate the enormous subsidy they received through high tariffs against their competitors?

Also, Uber drivers tend to show up. It was always a crapshoot with regular cab drivers. I don't have experience with other car services, maybe they were better pre-Uber.

They already continue to support him after proposing (twice!) taking people's guns without due process.

> The danger Trump represented was not obvious until well after he took office

I don't get it, was there anything surprising about him after his inauguration? He sure sounded dangerous on the campaign trail.

It's like NIH syndrome but instead "not invented here today". Also a very human thing.

What punishment will they actually receive when they defy this order?

Somehow I doubt Tim Cook would have trouble surviving if he did not choose to bend the knee.

Hell, let's talk about why ^c'ing the plan phase sucks.

Ok, let's talk about identity politics. It started with people bringing their religion in to their lawmaking. Let's ditch that first and see what else we need to do.

A very high profile mainstream Republican proposed the most severe anti-gun policy I think anyone at his level ever has: taking guns without due process. And they still voted to reelect him twice. The idea that the GOP is not anti-gun is a fantasy.

I think this is where the "may" applies.

I agree but I'd go further: Cash should be required by law, we shouldn't require people to have a bank account just to buy electricity.

Amazon has gotten "good" at it. If I search for, say, AirPods, I get ads from Apple followed by the regular listings that look identical sans gray "sponsored" text. It helps that in this rare case the ads are actually relevant.

It's impossible, so I figure we may as well accept it when browsing rando's content (or just don't read any of it) and reject it when interacting with friends and family. What else can you really do?

I'm hopeful that one day engineers at Meta will crack the chronological sort code. It's a tough algorithm but I bet Llama can help 'em out.

Better back button handling and fixing the location bugs in event creation may well be entirely beyond Llama, sadly.

They can speak for themselves, you and I don't really know what they want, or what they think counts as "raw" data.

Are you talking about this sort of thing? https://clickhouse.com/blog/tracing-openai-agents-clickstack

There are a lot of people who are loud about not wanting to follow social norms (which is expected when we're talking about people rudely being loud, I guess). It seems to be a point of pride. I don't get it but I've definitely seen it.

> Reminds me of one of my managers who said, “Sometimes, you have to let people fail.”

Yup -- I've learned a lot from my failures. Far be it for me to deny others that experience. Assuming their failures won't result in the company imploding or other serious harm, of course.

It still fails with all of my extensions disabled (wipr, privacy redirect). I just get a download dialog. I don't know what the HTTP status code is, however.

I found a flagged HN submission about it and it has just about the same result for me and for others. My first tap failed in a weird way (showed some text then redirected quickly to its git repo) and all subsequent taps trigger a download.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44538010

Nor Safari on iOS.

I wonder if any of his then-peers who were also white men got promoted? I'm betting it was non-zero.

Depends on what you mean by polite company, I think. I'm sure there are a lot of conversations among men, who are polite to each other, talking about women being on their periods or hysterical or whatever. Is that no longer the norm? My friend group doesn't do it but given the rhetoric we've seen on HN and elsewhere "locker room talk" is still a thing.

The world does not lack terms to describe any feminine behavior, toxic or otherwise, so I don't think this is a real problem.

In parts of the US, even low-crime areas, a significant amount of the items at grocery stores are locked up in glass cases. If you want them you have to track down an employee and beg for access (and in some stores they won't let you carry the items to the register). That part of the store might as well be closed to visitors, replaced by vending machines.