skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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What I'd consider doing is (I've done exactly this, but not specifically in a software project, more infrastructure):

- Write personal notes with a list of problems, broken up into a description of the problem, why it's an issue or a disadvantage to have things in that state, and what a suggested remediation is.

- Go to the project lead / manager / etc. and say, hey, I know I'm new here but I've been noticing a few items that I feel could be improved in order to make the development process faster. I've written my own personal notes on that. Would you be open to / have time to review that if I send that to you? I feel it'd be useful and I'd love to hear your thoughts.

- If yes, then set up a meeting and send them the doc before hand.

That's one approach.
I don't know. Before you dismiss an opinion, you should at least acknowledge that you understand what they are trying to say. I think it's essential for a healthy discussion.
You are welcome. I tried finding a way to contact you from the medium article that didn't require signing up to or signing into something. I gave up after trying to comment on the article directly and only finding Twitter and Facebook links.

I'm about to update some tutorials that depend on GnuPG working on 64bit Windows and was worried that I'd need to modify my plans. Your particle made me take another look at the documentation and to re-check some assumptions. Thank you.
If police are doing a "knock and talk", they don't have a warrant. Barry Cooper had the best script for that:

If police are knocking, lock your door and say through a window: "I don't talk to police; have your dispatcher call me. If you have a warrant, here are my hands, go ahead and kick the door down". Then cover your ears, close your eyes, and wait.
Yup. There's a lot of products or software I'd pay a lot more for if they were open. But I understand I'm in the extreme minority.
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No you didn't.

Social engineering: some guy reads it and then posts the answer to your question in the comments.
What if the number of lhs values don't match the number of rhs values?
I use HostsMan to take care of my hosts file and I am not sure what list I subscribe to blocked this site and I do not really care that much to unblock it.

trying to open savanpatel.in/tech/apache00.html shows me this

"Blocked: error.hostinger.eu"
How much overhead is there that we can shave off to reduce latency until we really hit the limitations of speed of light? I mean, how much of the cross-continent latency is due to network gear or media changes (optical <-> electric) or even inefficient routing? Germany to linux.org.au is 310ms, so how much can we shrink that before the laws of physics get in our way?
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If they do, I hope they use a more subtle message.
ASK HN: How to consistently work 60+ hrs a week?
I've worked 80+ hrs a week before (did it for 4 consecutive weeks) after that I completely burned out! My productivity the next month was ZERO!

I really really want to improve my productivity and stay consistent producing 60+ hrs a week.

I use rescuetime to track productivity.

So what are some tricks and routines i can put in place to achieve this?

I'm in the creative field - So Strict routines will hinder my creativity.

I've tried

Dividing the day into 4 parts - 3 hour chunks in each part.

Annd also i've pretty much zero social life already..SO i won't really mind too much if you can help me create a 80+ hr routine !
So they are getting something like thousands of parallel translated posts a day. Add in all the stuff you can get from outside source, I'm honestly surprised they are not better at this or on part with Google.

Maybe some of Google blogging platforms hve multiple language options, that gives Google an extra edge in the data race.
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She wasn't really commenting on the music industry, it was a larger point about major technology companies using their platforms to lock out competition. And that in turn was part of a larger speech about anti-competitive practices in general, not just in technology.
I applied around 10 days back, never heard back. How long does it generally take?
The Murky Ethics of Driverless Cars
Use WhatsApp. At least they only have metadata and not the content of all your messages.
I'm honestly more interested in the discussion then I am with the article in almost all occasions. Even if I don't have any interest in the link I'll still peruse the comments.

If you ask me, the whole point of an article is to spark a good discussion.
i _was_ thinking about taking a browser fingerprint and using that to prevent people from reloading the article / trying a second time. So basically, either you read /grok it or you just don't get to share it -- but that felt like a little much.
> But when you farm crops as a business, you have to do something.

Several family farms at my local farmers market claim their crops are pesticide free. Now granted they are probably 10s of acres, not 1000s of acres, but they are still making a living.
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Airobotics has built a Transformer-like base station for its drones
I guess we can take it a step further, whats to stop a pilot from turning bad?
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It's why I'm focusing on behavioral aspect: what does the software do? A browser fork that behaves very differently from prior one to point you have to change existing code to get same effect is essentially a new app at behavioral level. However, it might have same name and lots of same code inside. At that level, it's old code in an old app. We largely define our components by their interfaces and behavior. So that's what I'm focusing on.
THE WORLD IS A VAMPIRE
SENT TO DRAAAIAAIAIAAANNNN
That's going in the direction of proving software correctness. What, for software that interacts with the real world, and must take real word context into account stops being viable really fast.
The original story talks about women being more easily discouraged than men -- this is in line with other new stories I have seen in the same genre. If all that is true, then one might suspect that men talk more confidently while women talk more diffidently.

In my book both confidence and diffidence are virtues. But taken to extremes, they become the vices of machismo and timidity. And in my experience, new hires of both sexes are dangerously close to the timid end of the spectrum.
Interesting. Thanks for the perspective.
I'm a fan of TeX2page[1] for converting (La)TeX to HTML. There are also similar TeX/Scribe-inspired markup processors. Scribble[2] comes to mind, and Chibi Scheme[3] even comes with a very lightweight, very configurable "Scribble" processor in the form of `chibi-doc`. Chibi's flavor is a little more similar to TeX (using '\' as the leader rather than '@', for example), if that's important to you.

[1]: https://ds26gte.github.io/tex2page/index.html

[2]: https://docs.racket-lang.org/scribble/index.html

[3]: http://synthcode.com/wiki/chibi-scheme

And here's Chibi's own manual written in it: https://github.com/ashinn/chibi-scheme/blob/master/doc/chibi...

I think it would be freakishly easy to adapt chibi-doc into a general text preprocessor rather than an HTML generator, and honestly I've thought about it before. I may just do it yet :)
Well, as long as the actual relationship was fun and the mutual relationship expectations were in the same ball park, I don't think there's anything unethical.

I guess it'd be weird if the sole purpose was for relationship skills, but I think there's a large middle ground
On Strips: Format and Contemporaneousness
Antivaxxers abuse Facebook reporting algorithms
Indeed. As the apocryphal Stalin quote goes, quantity has a quality all its own.
I believe that in this specific case Spotify makes a very compelling argument.

App publishers that do not directly compete with Apple have a level playing field although the Apple tax certainly hurts.

But Spotify directly competes with Apple, and while Apple does not have to pay this tax as they can (probably) use their own billing services cheaper, Spotify couldn't do the same even if they implemented their own billing service or used a cheaper alternative.

It'll be interesting to see what comes out of this. I for one hope that we someday all get to choose which billing provider we want to use in our apps.
What do you think of this?

https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
Yes we do, because everyone will die anyways.

The reason why 9/11 was possible was because it had never happened. They could have added zero security measures, not even locking the cockpit door, and 9/11 still would probably not happen again. The reason is because before 9/11 the common wisdom was to let the hijackers do what they want. After 9/11 the common wisdom is the plane is going to be used to fly into a building.

But, locking the door is still a good common sense extra security measure.
Michael Wood, an ex-marine and ex-Baltimore Police Sgt explained this.... the logic goes that if you were to stop random people in a middle/upper-middle class neighborhood, it's significantly more likely you were to grab the son or daughter of your judge or your doctor.[0]

[0] please Google the name - information is readily available, but the links are too politically charged for this particular discussion.
Doesn't this ruling pretty much nullify any hacking crime?

"You put your computer on the network, BigCorp, you should have no expectation of privacy. The case against Mr. LeetHaxx0r is dismissed."
This is better, no? https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
NYC still has its open container prohibition. It's very classist -- it's OK to drink a beer outdoors if you paid $7 for it at a "sidewalk cafe" you're sitting at, but not OK if you paid $2 for it at the grocery store. Drinking outdoors in NYC is legal if you pay more for it.
> Presentations from computers still look lame. The audience usually sees the presenter's desktop while they futz with the computer, then enter PowerPoint.

1. Unplug VGA/HDMI cable

2. Do all of the futzing

3. Plug VGA/HDMI cable

This is a solved technical problem. That people can't be bothered is the real problem.
https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
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I believe the standard "party line" on housing costs would be something akin to Sweden. Purchasing a property for the explicit purpose of renting it is de-facto barred. Its not illegal but must be approved by your local tenant/owner association (like a condo board or home owner's association). This has the net effect of raising rents, making it extremely difficult to rent in the first place, while keeping home ownership within reach for nearly everyone due to depressing any kind of housing bubble or gentrification through property acquisition and flipping.

https://www.justlanded.com/english/Sweden/Sweden-Guide/Prope...
MTA Adds Second Avenue Subway Line to NYC Subway Map
Maybe it's time for app nuetrality along side net nuetrality.
I'm just generally curious, you seem to know about this area. What are the new "blinded player methods"? I googled that phrase but didn't come up with anything.
Thanks for the reply. That's great and sounds interesting. I will definitely follow your progress. Too early for me to suggest to my relative now, but with those added changes it would definitely be something I would try. Thanks again and good luck.
This does not compile:

template<>
class foo<int> {
static_assert(false, "bad");
};

Reason: "false" is not a dependent name, so the compiler is allowed to check the static_assert when the template is being declared.

(Of course since this is a full specialization, there are no dependent names.)

See C++14 Standard §14.6.2 (Dependent Names) or http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/dependent_name (not sure how accurate that page is, though).

P.S: It might compile with Microsoft's Visual Studio, but only because that compiler doesn't implement two-phase name lookup, effectively turning every name into a dependent name.
I'll refactor if people are seriously interested in this :)
Like what features?
Gross. The low quality of this code along with the EPIC meme-ness of it virtually guarantees this will be at the top of HN.

Congratulations, OP. You're funded.
The important question is whether a country has jurisdiction over services rendered remotely. Is every website accessed by a Brazilian person required to follow Brazilian law?

If a Brazilian uses GPG is the author required to provide the Brazilian government a method of decryption? Are they required to take measures preventing Brazilians from acquiring the software?
I mean yes, that's the _logic_. I guess what I'm asking is, is our expectation of pilots to follow that logic sound? Emotion over Logic, that sort of thing.
You are in the wrong Thread.
What?

1. Where did anyone say we were hitting undefined behavior? We're hitting a well-defined JavaScript value whose name is "undefined".

2. Why is crashing correct? Don't answer in terms of language specs, answer in terms of desired behavior for whatever you're trying to do with the program. Software engineering is a tool for accomplishing other things. Sometimes, yes, software crashing is the right thing in service of that other goal. But not always.
Working through Ramadan
The outcome of this settlement was to permit passing on fees and to allow minimums.

Now that has been thrown out, so let's go right back to the old way where I could trust that using a credit card would work and not cost money.

The "convenience" argument for credit cards makes no sense to me. As a business owner, it's way more convenient to have money just magically appear in my account than it is to have to count it, store it, transport it to the bank, pay for it to be processed at the bank, and worry about somebody walking off with it at any point in that process.

We can quibble over how much that's worth, but I think it's worth way more than the EU caps for interchange (0.3%) - especially given that the networks and card issuers do have to eat a significant amount of fraud.
And the NIT program didn't give them anything about the person except for some identifying info. They went to the ISP located in florida to find out information on this and then got a traditional warrant to search the house which resulted in them finding the material. They waiting to install the NIT until the person went into a forum and tried to access the pornography. Everything about this to me makes sense with one exception. The judge handled that the warrant was topical and specific, which I agree, and argued that the issuing magistrate could issue it seems like a reasonable interpretation of the rules but I wish they would update those instead of let precedent twist the words a little. But I disagree with the finding that despite all of these hoops the judge finds that a warrant wasn't necessary in the first place. That to me is a stretch. Seems like a better thing was that the system worked. There was suspicion, description of what information to seize, and a triggering event. These were all met and a judge had allowed the deploying of the NIT in these circumstances. Why say that despite all of the checks being satisfied they weren't necessary in the first place, especially with the argument that there can be no expectation of privacy simply by being on the internet.
The internet is broken because of off-topic comments?
This is the thread for people that are looking to hire. People looking to be hired should post in this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12016570
If you were coming towards me, why were you in the wrong lane? If you were drunk or not paying attention, seeing me probably wouldn't make a difference.

If you were coming from behind me, you wouldn't have seen my headlight, anyway. That's why I have a taillight and a reflective vest.
I don't understand why this has been downvoted so aggressively. I didn't say anything inaccurate. You can't develop an app that uses App Groups without a paid developer program account. You can't even test such an app locally on a simulator without a paid account.
I've thought about this a lot, since people used to do things like stamp collecting. Today's version, despite the urge to work on something "important," might be editing Wikipedia articles. Which as Wikipedia becomes broader, is pretty important if you ask me.
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