jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
Great article to add to a FE Developer syllabus.

I've found no better way to learn these details than just opening up a text file and browser and trying out my own wacky layout experiments.

It's even more fun with other devs! Modify the CSS/HTML in different ways and take bets on how it will look before hitting refresh.

When in doubt, go back to the specs and find your explanations there!
http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/visuren.html#propdef-position
Still costs money if you want to use it for commercial applications, no?
IMHO 'CSS positioning 101' will not be complete without mentioning the (in)famous float property.
Go bananas!
> put garlic cloves in olive oil and poured into my ear.

While not applicable to your specific use, I'll point out for general knowledge that garlic + olive oil can lead to the growth of Clostridium botulinum, aka the Botulism causing bacteria. This more commonly occurs when making garlic infused olive oil, since the botulinum needs time to grow. Hence why it probably didn't matter for your grandmother's usage; not enough time for the concoction to become dangerous. But this is one of those strange facts that it's good know, in case someone decides to make homemade infused olive oil for their meals.
To acquire the high salaries you're talking about, Sweden had to grow substantially at some point in the past.

The 1970s and 1980s were terrible times in Sweden economically. You had to grow out of that through economic reforms.

http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2009/0803/international-invest-...

From 2001 to 2014, Sweden's GDP per capita went from $26,000 to $60,000. Surely you didn't need any of that growth, right?

It's easy to soap-box about greed, when ~90% of the world is far worse off than you are.

Sweden also has a consumer debt vs disposable income ratio of 180%, one of the highest on earth, and it's brewing into a crisis. Without the high salaries, courtesy of past growth (since Sweden's economy hasn't expanded since 2008), Sweden would currently be in a crisis economically due to the very high individual debt levels. Most likely in the future to deal with those debts, Sweden will have to slash its standard of living, or boost its growth. Nobody likes to go backwards in comfort, and that's why the 'obsession' with growth - you can't stand still for very long, you either have to go forward or you will go backwards.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/11/09/sweden-economy-idU...

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-01-13/nordic-cri...
Wherever your kids and family are?
The more interesting aspect, IMO, was that one of the federal agents extorted DPR for hundreds of thousands of dollars with the promise to withhold information from the government.
Emily Dickinson:

All life to know each other

Whom we can never learn
Why do you not have any idea what to do? It's well within your power to get trained. First aid and CPR classes are cheap and don't take much time (first aid certs last 3 years, CPR certs 1 year). Even if you let your certification lapse you'll still have a better idea of how to recognize and respond to potentially life threatening situations.

I'll spoil some of the training though. Unconsciousness should always be treated as a life threatening condition. If someone goes unconscious you should walk up to their body (assuming its safe to do so), tap them lightly (the shoulder is a good place) and ask if they are OK. Don't move them or otherwise touch them but if they still appear to be unconscious call 911. Anyone can do that, and sometimes it can save lives.
It's a secret value that puts AMD processors into an undocumented debug mode.

http://www.techeye.net/security/hackable-debug-mode-found-in...
Also, could you provide a scientific definition for "physical presence"?
Of all places, I wouldn’t expect this sort of smoothness on HN.
We don’t what? Do you see many people who say that 6 year old kids should vote? Do you see many people who advocate that driving should be banned until 40? Do you think that credit card restrictions undermine the concept of the age of majority? No. We can put an arbitrary delimiter at first and argue about specifics later.
The apps are coming soon. A cross-platform "Clooloo Communicator" app is coming, accompanied by a game, also cross-platform. The Communicator is a chat and flirt messenger taking advantage of proximity scenarios. For instance, it can find people nearby on WiFi ad-hoc network and communicate with them.
It should be added that this of course only concerns floating point math.
The question is, do you feel you deserve such exposure? How did you manage to earn it? Was it what you were hoping for?

I hope your search traffic is up, in spite of what third party metrics tools are showing ;)

I will give you this... nfl-answers.com was (almost) a great Hail Mary strategy ;)
The fact that its not free, like the BSD/MIT/etc licenses.
It's kinda crazy how paranoid people have become around stuff like phone numbers. Even if this site were recording the numbers, what good is it?
Just curious, is that still true if your model of daily returns isn't gaussian? If prices have intermittent shocks (Ornstein-Uhlenbeck, etc) is the daily vol much higher?
Prevent? Gosh, no. I am sure that nothing good would come from that. As you say, if they choose it... (And if someone likes it, good for Cardi I guess.)

I'm just trying to answer your question from a few posts back about what I found distasteful. The best summary I can come up with is 'women trying to act like whores to be attractive'.

Maybe that's not how it is for Cardi, and that's her image of healthy sexuality, but I wouldn't show it to my kids or my lover.

As an aside, I realized that I watched the grammy performance which may not be the same as the music video.
Why does the FAQ 2. say i have to run consensus-service with intel SGX to participate with other validation nodes ? Doesn't that imply the consensus is dependent on SGX ?
The last time I looked, Telegram didn't even have E2E-secure group messaging. It's easier to use and more pleasant to code to, but then, if that's all you're optimizing for, that's not a high bar to clear.
No one has ever overheard someone else’s Zoom conversation.

Now that does happen in open slack channels but it seems to me far less frequently.
Satellite. The so-called cost concerns are just stupid, if I can afford a satellite phone airlines can afford to report 50 bits to satellite every 30 seconds.
Boring articles don't get shared. Outrageous ones do. It's just businesses
I file bugs on every issue encountered. I suggest others do as well. The way Apple works (or used to) is that all bugs get read and possibly fixed, however there is little/no feedback as to timeline or whether a fix will occur. It's pompous, pseudotheatrical silence rather than engagement.
Bad premises

"In societies where there is mass surveillance, it’s harder for people to think, learn, and explore. "

US, England, France, Germany, Sweden have mass surveillance. All leaders in progress, innovations, and exploration.

Cuba, Venezuela, Vietnam, Brazil, Argentina, Greece, Iraq, .....you get the idea. They don't.

"Privacy is important not only for students and academics, but also for journalists, lawyers, activists, doctors, entrepreneurs -- anyone who wants to think and act freely without worrying about who is watching them and why."

In this country, we have freedom of press. Much more important than privacy. Surveillance doesn't prevent you from acting freely. Living in an authoritorian country does. So you can't curse out the president and hold protests.

"Additionally, privacy helps ensure that everyone in our society is treated fairly, no matter their religion, sexuality, race, or other traits."

What? Huh?
It looks like they've dremmelled off the heatspreader, so I think I'd agree with that - cracked like a nut.
I don't know that we have a good historical example to confirm that. I remain skeptical that we could have direct fighting between American and Russian/Chinese soldiers/aircraft/etc and somehow keep that in a box. The Cuban missile crisis was insanely tense, and no real shots were exchanged.
Though I often feel my work/life relationship has shifted more towards work since moving full WFH, I am still saving time each day without a commute and also saving money on gas and car maintenance.
Non paywall: https://archive.is/4RC7x
>Did he displace the local population there? I guess. Did he have other options? No. What was he supposed to do, drown himself?

Those were not the only two options. You mentioned the Syrian refugees. They did come here where I live but unlike in Palestine they don't displace anyone but became part of the populace. No-one is or were forcing anyone to displace Palestinians. You are turning a sad story into a propaganda piece which helps no-one. Just like my Syrian friend, who now owns a restaurant he started with local help, one could become part of israel without being part of the forced displacement programs.
Imagine not having sold any of your 225,000 shares and the stock price doubled the day after you got fired.

What a guy! Grifting along to another $20,000,000 with no selling restrictions.

edit: and several million cash severence
In any major future conflict our satellites will be the first casualties. They won't be available for overhead imagery, communications, or navigation. So remote piloted drones will be useless. Loitering missiles will be important but only work against a limited set of targets.
Emission trading schemes get called communist plots quite regularly.
AWS has been good for us.

Since at least when we started spending about $100k/yr we've had a dedicated account rep we can contact at any time. They also get in touch to schedule a check-in every few months.

They've been genuinely helpful in several situations and have scheduled meetings with various teams around AWS (like, actual engineers) to get us answers to questions, support, and guidance. We've been put in touch with team leads and engineers working on beta features when we tried to use them and had issues to report.

Obviously this is all a sales tactic: if we have questions about X, putting us in touch with experts in X makes it more likely we'll successfully implement it and then pay them to use it. But it's the kind of sales we're getting value from, not just blindly pushing us to pay them more money.

We don't pay for any support package or anything.
True, they can down the YouTube route and wipe out any humans in the loop for moderation and customer service.
Providers have to take calls without ownership. It's simply not feasible otherwise. Sometimes, I'd be handling calls going from one landline neighbor to another. There's just too many intermediaries.

Now, for small, low volume deals, like say, Twilio, yeah you could force an ownership test. But it would have no impact on the real offenders.
1	1,523,300	The FCC's Open Internet Rules (net neutrality rules) are extremely important to me. I urge you to pr

2	1,359,677	In 2015, Chairman Tom Wheeler’s Federal Communications Commission (FCC) imposed restrictive Title II

3	1,283,663	Before leaving office, the Obama Administration rammed through a massive scheme that gave the federa

4	958,487	The current FCC regulatory scheme known as "Title II" represents an unprecedented increase in govern

5	818,815	The unprecedented regulatory power the Obama Administration imposed on the internet is smothering in

6	657,153	As a concerned taxpayer and consumer, I am writing to urge the FCC to set the internet free and remo

7	531,981	The Obama-era FCC regulations known as "Title II" enable the federal government to exert an extraord

8	452,764	I am in favor of strong net neutrality under Title II of the Telecommunications Act. Sincerely, Ma

9	450,914	The Open Internet rules (net neutrality) are extremely important to me. I don't want the ISP to have

10	380,872	I am in favor of strong net neutrality under Title II of the Telecommunications Act. Sincerely, Jo
Makes sense, I'll probably include a preview of the website as well. Thanks for the feedback.
You should have a look at Ithkuil [1].

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ithkuil
I think he meant "my shares" as in the shares that he personally had at the time.
Indeed, their burn rate seems to be improving:

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/UBER/uber-technolo...

We'll see if it keeps up, I guess.
Your calculation assumes an overly high number of hours worked (and paid, as opposed to "exempt" if it's a salaried position) per year.
I've started using Kagi myself
Twitter is an extreme example, but in general, learning to cut concepts down to the bone and write in short succinct sentences is a super useful skill to make your writing more comprehensible. For example:

Twitter is an extreme example. In general, however, it is important to learn to cut concepts down to the bone. Writing in short succinct sentences is a super useful skill. It improves your writing and makes it more comprehensible.
One thing that both terrifies and, oddly, comforts me is that when we zoom out to the highest scales of the universe, its clear that there are questions we cannot answer.

Its like the halting problem for metaphysics.
I got super lucky and came up with the question an hour before I first administered the interview. Memcached was the first codebase I went for, because someone had asked me a question involving it a few months ago, and it was conceptually a "simpler" version of MemSQL.

Later on, we tried to diversify the question to other codebases (because it leaked, although less publicly). I remember trying it out on Redis, which was too easy because the codebase is so nice. We never found a great alternative while I was there (through 2016). Although, the team may have found something since.

At my current company, Impira, we have a similar question on a different codebase :)
Sorry for the delay. You can make an integration for others! See https://pipedream.com/docs/components/guidelines/#process .

We do a little work to create the shell of the app integrations, e.g. we add the logo, for OAuth apps we configure the details of the OAuth authorization / refresh process, etc. Then you can develop any sources or actions for the app and publish them for all Pipedream users.

The best place to chat is on our public Slack or GitHub, if you're interested. See https://pipedream.com/support .
> On the other side, I have friends regretting their move to the US - citing a workaholic culture, high living costs, lot of cars and shopping, no safety, etc.

Lol this isn’t true. These are things you’ve been told that simply aren’t necessarily true.
People work similarly to euros. Professionals get paid significantly more, get as much or more time off, and essentially get free healthcare if you understood our model. But let’s spin it a bit:

Things may cost more relative to the euro because the dollar has been so strong. We make much more income so things cost a bit more. Owning a car is awesome. Shopping is awesome. Only some sort of weird propaganda would convince someone that having freedom of travel and the ability to buy things is bad. No safety? You’re the guys with WW3 on your doorstep. Our entire culture is built on seeing the critical mistakes of Europe over the last 400 years and not repeating them.

As for language barriers - why aren’t Americans flocking to London? It’s a far more important city than Berlin. It’s because the living is inferior to here if you can earn a living. Less pay, small houses, less to do, bad weather, etc. Fun to visit though
If dod research labs are like NNSA research labs part of why 0.4 FTEs can be considered significant investment is because overheads are quite high. My experience is that for every dollar a FTE makes their project is paying an additional 2-3 dollars in overhead. That means your $130K/yr FTE is using 50% of your $1M/yr budget.

I'm not sure what the typical cost for an FTE are in industry, but I believe they are lower than 3-4x base salary.
A video, by Niccolò Ve, with a review of some of the new features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4vOc-gIpMY

Another from The Linux experiment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVpxiFh6oaY
Love the use of passive voice! "yeast is dropped", "taxes were evaded"
This has nothing to do with ARM. Unlike the PC there is no standard for system architecture (including boards). ARM based designers like Qualcomm, NVIDIA etc can choose to have their own board and system architecture. For example, they can boot of any memory location or lock the user out of using an exception level like EL3/EL2 etc. That is why the ecosystem looks closed. Nothing stops a SoC designer from giving complete access to hardware.

BTW - any SoC designer that uses RISC-V can do the same.
How many NFTs are giving you full ownership rather than just a license to link to the content on their servers? Please cite sources.

(Hint: it's a lot smaller than the number of digital assets which have been truly sold in the history of the internet. This is not a technical problem.)
Design studios are not coming to an end anytime soon, no matter how well domain knowledge is packaged up and sold off as competency. We've given people better tools and guidelines to improve their day to day presentational communication skills, not "made them designers" – it's like saying that buying a new plug-and-play faucet for your shower and installing it yourself has made you a plumber, to use a cliche'd comparison. Years of study, work and research has made this a relatively simple thing to do, so let the layman handle it. Let them pick a style, it's a small job, who cares?

This production work is coming to an end, the value of a design agency in their years of experience working in the field in practises too many mention here is not being given the shoulder in favour of inexperienced word processors, unless it's Ralph from accounting making a so-so boilerplate christmas card for a law firm. When you want to reposition your firm as a leader in immigration rights cases and communicate that effectively, who you gonna call?

Classically trained designers and alums from design masters courses offer a skill set outside of basic production. Take a look the design maturity scale [0] to see what I'm taking about. Valued designers have moved on to (like the OP article mentioned) applying design principles and design viewpoints to affect structural, organisational, long-term change across a wide number of industries and social endeavours. Choosing a nice grotesque for your h1 is not on the same level as designing a conceptual poster to rouse the heartfelt concern for audiences you're trying to make take action on a social issue.

I'm sorry David, but for you to come here and ply you're wares of "Top 20 Typefaces To Use" and herald it as the downfall of the independent design industry is shortsighted, ignorant and quiet frankly insulting. You're marketing here, so by all means work away – but I'll not have that spiel stand un-countered, where design skills are the equivalent to a new swish suit some wall-street head is showing off to his friends, pointing out the finer details of his cuffs. Jesus wept. /rant

[0] http://www.sjef.nu/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/design_maturit...
Sure our startup will help you share everything that supports retargeting. You'd be able to share it through retargeting codes.
All of it 4 times.
Hi, we wanted to see what company or product people would build entirely from their smartphone, so we are launching an online dare, starting next Monday.
Feedbacks and help making this online event better are much appreciated!

Also, if you think an app should be added to the list of tools people could use to build their project, we'll add it to the tumblr page.
A moderator from PSX-Scene.com gave an interesting in-depth explanation as to what is going on with the PlayStation Network on a Reddit AMA recently:

http://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/gx6o4/im_a_moderator...

His take (and he admits it is speculation but it sounds quite plausible) was that a custom PS3 firmware called Rebug gave Playstations Developer-level access to the network, which allowed you to do a whole lot of things without much authentication (input from dev. consoles was trusted far too blindly). This firmware permitted all kinds of shenanigans, up to and including allowing credit cards without validation.

I haven't seen any official comment from Sony on the topic, but there is further speculation that a lot of stored information may have been compromised and that wholesale theft via unvalidated CCs has gone on. Quite a serious breach, and a very poor show on behalf of Sony to blindly trust user input like that from dev. consoles if this turns out to be true.
It's a great idea. A complaining customer can probably get hold of a manager quicker this way than by causing ruckus and looking like an idiot.

Lots of interesting possibilities like integrating testimonials to a tv screen or social media sites.
I believe that Disney and maybe a few of the other big studios could take their content and make competitors. It would basically be a VOD for them. People pay $8 to $12 for HBO alone. An on demand version playable from a bunch of devices woul work too. Netflix would basically end up being the small guy combined collection.
Cashflow is generally fungible - there are ways to make either strategy work such that you defer cash payments (this is why companies mostly actually lease colocated hardware.) But one leaves you more flexibility than the other, and that has real value in the real world.
I read the book "Fab" a few years back and really liked it. I imagine I would drop by occasionally if I knew of such a site. Would be happy to get hooked and make it more than occasional, if it turned out that way.
I don't think it's safe to assume that paying for that service being done by someone maintaining 1000+ machines is necessarily going to be more expensive than paying to do it in-house for 10 or 100. It's generally going to be significantly more cost-efficient on a per-machine basis to have someone administrating 1000 machines vs. 100. If nothing else, the cost of specifying and purchasing hardware and getting staff up to speed on it is going to be spread much more efficiently, as is the cost of 24x7 oversight and backup hardware. Not to mention they're probably buying all that hardware significantly cheaper.
Haha! Xbox wins. Well... kind of. I still won't buy one or pay for online... but well... no. I just use ps3 as a glorified netflix player. HA!
> First off, there was no ‘pay what you want’ option on Google Checkout, so we provided the following options:

I wonder how Google's Font Directory does it. http://www.google.com/webfonts/family?family=EB+Garamond&...
wewyar, like kragen & iamjustlooking pointed out I considered that whole episode as strike1. I agree I am being extremely critical and have to agree in spirit that this is their real goof up. Poor security is not a reason to abandon the ship if they show an intent to fix it ASAP.
What I felt a bit let down by this whole take down thing was, their initial approach was to surpress the hackers rather than fix their problem. I see in another post they seem to addressed it the loophole (?), which is the way to go. Embrace ppl tinkering this way but make your platform robust.