skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The void-home is a coping mechanism individuals use to mute their internal disappointment of unfulfilled aspirations embedded in world-view & the vanishing of environmental low-hanging fruit & the consternation brewing according to the matter which makes up their body.

If you are confident in having learned that humanity means kindness, virtue, ubuntu, you may begin to experience symptoms of satisfaction, comfort, optimism, interesting challenges, self-realization and a steady flow of rewards.

The opposite absorbable world lesson the cruelest kind of learned helplessness. Look what fear has done to my body [0]. You might see humanity as fundamentally anti-human, kindness as ironic, nihilism as the stablest philosophy, even if you understand that, logically, the conclusion of nihilism is bound to invalidate the conclusion of nihilism itself.

Folks often invoke "curiosity killed the cat" as a way to communicate "unenriched and empowerment-lacking people are prone to self-annihilation while in their search for harmony". What they don't do is follow the thinking to its conclusion: "But the cat was simply trying to gain root access beyond a seemingly impenetrable social inertia. The cat knew that the subjectivity of contribution to the outcomes of local events was far more rewarding than the dissonance of a depressive hedonism trap.

It's always unexpected - if you could expect you would always appropriately manage your negative expectations, you would call such periods of discontent "vacations."

Like a situation where you're trapped in an action-selection fixed-point of free-energy-dissipation-minimization.

Like a phantom limb, you realize that the psychic model/hierarchical system of values/your world-view ultrafilter/your "rosebud" you placed faith into, you begin to realize that the abstraction might not really have captured every partial ordering/relation/utopia you could have benefited from knowing sooner.
> We just need someone at the top who doesn’t mess the system up.

How does this stack up against the current white house administration? I personally fear that if we have a repeat of the 2008 crisis, the 'alt-right' forces in the administration will actively fan the flames in order to bring the system/establisment down.
my take: the main strength and weakness is that kakoune is visual mode by default, so you see the effect of your text object commands without guessing (c3fx? c4fx?). having something always highlighted can be annoying.
My favorite of his is Mother Night. The moral being: "We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be."
In case you are wondering what fauna is in general, it's an object-relational, temporal, geographically distributed, strongly consistent, multi-tenant, QoS-managed operational database. It's implemented on the JVM and queried via type-safe embedded DSLs like LINQ.
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Stay tuned! We're working on improving phrase matching as we speak.

As for the Control-F thing... stay tuned on that too :)
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This just shows that it's not technical ability that translates to money, it's salesmanship. These people aren't gifted programmers, obviously; what they are good at is doing something that's "good enough" (and beyond the abilities of regular people still, mainly because the regular people haven't even bothered trying to DIY), and then selling it to them. There's countless examples of technical salespeople selling utter crap to clients for huge amounts of money; just look at "enterprise software". Much of it is utter junk, yet costs a fortune because some salesperson can convince some corporate exec that it's great.
Respectfully I want to creep up towards a presumptuous argument and say that you won't argue for euthanizing pugs because your gut tells you that whatever trouble pugs have due to their (many) health problems, a well-cared-for pug is generally a happy dog, and is not in fact living a life of overwhelming suffering.

We own a rescue mutt and a brachy purebred, and while I can't get inside the heads of either of my dogs, I would have absolutely no trouble telling you which of the two dogs is enjoying its life more. :)
Because git log --graph implies "--topo-order" and I didn't want that:

$ git help log
--graph
[...]
This implies the --topo-order option by default

Without "--date-order" it looks like this:

$ git log --graph --all --decorate --oneline
* 86d911ec0f (HEAD -> master, origin/master, origin/HEAD) Allow index AMs to...
* 7c5d8c16e1 Add explicit ORDER BY to a few tests that exercise hash-join code.
* 8f93bd8512 Fix roundoff problems in float8_timestamptz() and make_interval().
* a507b86900 Add WAL consistency checking facility.
* 115cb31597 Fix relcache leaks in get_object_address_publication_rel()
* e35bbea7dd doc: Some improvements in CREATE SUBSCRIPTION ref page
* c3c4f6e174 Revise the way the element allocator for a simplehash is specified.

And 960 more commits before finally getting to this one... :-)

| * 1888fad440 (origin/REL9_4_STABLE)
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If you really care about fine nuances of taste, drinking almost anything from metal cups has pretty clear effects. Not aluminum, but things like brass or even various iron alloys. Especially if the drink is slightly acidic.

Regular "food" and "drinks" tend to be pretty complex chemical cocktails, so no wonder they have strange reactions with anything even remotely inclined to react chemically.

Now I wonder if the taste of the original Turkish coffee is related in small part to the usage of tiny copper pots for making it.
I did apply to your company many times, but never got a reply. How much time should one expect to get a reply?
Pain ...

Studied analytical Phil at Undergrad and struggled with what's well captured in this joke:

"To do maths you need pen, paper and a wastebasket. For philosophy, the pen and paper are enough."

There's just so much noise, even in it's supposedly distilled analytical form. The stuff worth a damn e.g ontology, possible world semantics, epistemological logic, etc quickly finds its way out into another field.

It's there, the value is there, it's just all that damned noise is too.
This hn not reddit. We don't have long pun threads. We don't really acknowledge the voting system bec it's not about karma but rather about surfacing the best discussion.

Your comment looks like it's almost exactly copied from a reddit thread if you just replace "if this was reddit" with "if I wasn't poor"
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Hospitals in the US are also non-profits. Many insurers used to be as well.

The difference really is in who negotiates. In the US, it is usually individuals organizations or companies - in Germany it is mostly the state, though people still have choice. It's not administrated by the state, though - it's administrated through public/private partnership. Personally, I think it's a great system, and I wish the US would have implemented a version of it more successfully.
There are lots of samples at
https://github.com/StationQ/Liquid/tree/master/Samples

what makes you think its crippled?

EDIT: Do you use this kind of stuff? It's a little outside of my wheelhouse.

EDIT EDIT: I just set through a youtube lecture about this thing and its freaking amazing. I wish that I worked with stuff like this. Complaining because they didn't release some part of this as "to your liking OSS"...you need to hush. This thing is awesome and science is cool.

EDIT EDIT EDIT:
https://youtu.be/4mMizLpIVKs
This was the ACM talk that I watched. Wow.
It may not be important to you, but surely you can see how it would be important for them?

As a straight guy, it's pretty easy for me to find people for romantic attachment. If you have some different identity or sexuality, it could obviously be hard. These names help people explain their preferences to others, which is important for finding a relationship.

You think of it as 'needlessly complex overly-expository' because it's not a problem for you - but if these things are a problem for you, then these descriptions help you communicate them to others and could even help you understand your own feelings.

As to the 'identity politics' claim - I see this a lot, and it comes across as very dishonest. Most of the time, the groups that are engaging in the so-called 'identity politics' are groups being targeted because of their identity. It feels like, in the current climate, Jewish people would get acccused of engaging in 'identity politics' for decrying the holocaust.

The claim that 'you shouldn't care about identity' ignores the reality where we live in a world that very much does care, and regularly discriminates against people. It seems very reasonable for them to stand up to that.
The early internet was a Derridian playground.

There was, literally, nothing beyond the text at 9600 baud. Identity and purpose and intention of content generators were permanently undecipherable in those days. You could only take things as they were presented to maintain sanity and causality.
> If the kid "snaps out of it" then they stop taking the blockers

It seems astoundingly likely that a heavy dose of the correct set of sex hormones is precisely what causes these kids to "snap out of it" in the first place.

> and grow up no worse for wear

I'm very skeptical of this claim. There's no way that disrupting such a fundamental developmental stage in such an aggressive way can just be shrugged off.

Does the collective neurological and physiological damage of disrupting all these kids' development outweigh the benefit to the 2%-20% who actually end up continuing to identify as trans? And how much does that percentage decrease in the absence of hormone blockers?
It was kinda sweet? It was also cask strength so like 62% - pretty hot so it balanced nicely.
That option doesn't make a lot of sense when it's as difficult as it is to know what options can be cusatomized, and in what ways.

I agree that things should be gradual, but having a commented config that people can reference and say "Oh, that sounds super useful actually" seems like a good thing to me.
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Do you have a link to your puzzles or perhaps a blog entry with a more full write up of your findings? There are not too many examples like this in the wild yet and another data point would be interesting.
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Child enrichment isn't limited to the wealthy. Kids join sports teams, boy scouts, church groups, etc, at all levels of society.
I upvoted you, but I also felt compelled to leave a more substantive response to your comment:

Brav-fucking-o.

Since you seem keen on the idea of shining a light on liars and abusive pedagogues, you'll no doubt enjoy this (now-ancient, from 2005!) piece of criticism from the late Christopher Hitchens published in the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/22/books/review/transgressing...

My word, do we need clever critics now more than ever. D:
These are the actual averages (not adjusted for SF cost of living): https://hired.com/assets/reports/state_of_salaries/img1@2x-2...

IMO if you're happy where you are, and the cost of living is really low (e.g. you can buy a decent house pretty easily for under 200k), no need to be worried. Otherwise I'd probably leave and work in a big but not overly expensive city. I've seen plenty of job listings in Chicago looking for people with like 2-4 years experience paying 100k+, and the good parts of Chicago are pretty damn nice plus it's a cheap city to live in for its size (e.g. Toronto is always compared to Chicago, but rent is much more affordable in Chicago and you get paid more)

EDIT: Just realized the 74k on Toronto is USD - these numbers seem pretty weird. I know plenty of people making starting salaries in the ballpark of $134k in SF, but you'd be hard pressed (maybe even impossible) to find somebody in Toronto who'd pay you 97k for you first job out of school. I don't know how SF salaries work though - maybe they start out higher, but they still have the same glass ceiling where very, very few people are making >200k as a developer?
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Incidentally, I have been doing this for making bitters for years. I have an ultrasonic cleaner and I fill it with a warm water. Then I put liquor and flavorings in a jar - sometimes grain alcohol, sometimes 151, sometimes strong bourbon, depending on the intended result - and hit it with ultrasound for about 30 minutes at 100F. I make about 2-3 fluid ounces at a time and it works great. Not sure I'd call it (Aging), but it certainly does infuse things well. for certain things, like fresh rosemary, you can see the oils separating from the leaves as soon as the ultrasonic starts. it is nearly instantaneous.

I suspect that the time is a function of surface area. If instead of wood chips they used shavings, I'd bet that they could take the time down even further.
See also: Symptothermal method, Ovulation method, et al.[1] They're not "apps" but they've been around and have been learned and used successfully (to avoid or achieve pregnancy) for years and years... despite the fact that Natural Family Planning (NFP) is often thought (by reporters and others) to be synonymous with (only) the "rhythm method" of yore. Calendar-based methods and tools continue to be refined as well, e.g. CycleBeads[2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertility_awareness

[&] https://ccli.org/

[&] http://www.woomb.org/

[&] http://naprotechnology.com/naprotext.htm

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CycleBeads

[&] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar-based_contraceptive_m...
Depending on what kind of workers you are looking for could you use international contractors? There are additional laws to take into consideration, but (using software engineers as an example) if they have multiple clients and have a business registered in their respective country then you would not be obligated to pay local payroll tax.
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Nope.

First, getting data into the cloud is cheap, it's outbound bandwidth that's expensive.

Second, that's peanuts for a big company. Most wouldn't notice a 100k bills for a one of transfer. Not to mention it's negligible compared to the size of storage and processing.
Accusations of astroturfing or shillage without evidence are a serious breach of civility on HN. Since you've done it before and ignored our request to stop, we've banned your account.

All: both astroturfing and groundless insinuation thereof are against HN's rules. For more, see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13610097 upthread.
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Sounds like plastic zip ties might be more appropriate at this point.
Linux does not hide process environments, you can cat /proc/[pid]/environ to read them. It is not a good way to pass secrets.
Mumble something liquid assets exchange values.

How much of this stuff sits in duty-free vault storage?
I think there's two different discussions here. One about cherry-picking for back-branch releases, one about development for the new version.

Re back-branches:
It's not particularly practical to use merges from/to stable branches. It may sound nice at first, but there's enough fixes that don't apply to all versions (because a feature didn't exist yet, because refactorings made bugs "accidentally" disappear, ...) that merging either to or from back-branches leads to very very messy merges, where the merge commit has to back out changes and such. I don't know of any larger project that successfully uses merges to merge to/from stable branches. So yes, it's just cherry-picking.

Re development:
The case here is a lot less clear. The project used CVS for a long while, and during the migration it was decided to not make the migration harder by changing workflows even more significantly than just CVS->git. So the, enforced, policy became that no merge commits are to appear. It hasn't become a significant problem since, so that policy hasn't evolved at this point. Given the relatively small number of active committers in the project, and the fact that commits in the project are expected to "stand on their own" (i.e. are complete and working), rebasing changes before committing them isn't a problem. Several contributors, including committers, do their development in separate repositories / branches, however. But usually the history there is messy enough that they wouldn't be merged anyway. I think merging is more of a benefit when you have a more hierarchically organized project like the kernel, with subsystem maintainers that aggregate a large volume of changes, which then get pushed to Linus, who then integrates all of those.

Hope that roughly answers your question? If not, feel free to ask more about specifics.

(For context: I'm one of the committers in the project)
If you're poor, you're an immigrant.

If you're rich, you're an expat.
To further this point, housing always swallows everything else in these comparisons, because they do a sort of all-things-being-equal comparison.

But all things are rarely equal.

When I moved from a low-COL city to a high-COL city, I chose to live in a much smaller and crappier apartment. Other people might choose to live with roommates. I never had any intention of looking for accommodations equivalent to what's normal in my hometown.

Housing costs are the easiest thing to compare. It's everything else that's less clear.
Yep. I'm in Plano TX 30 minutes from Dallas. Now increase your salary number by 75%. I have no formal education, however I do have about 11 years of full spectrum full stack experience and am currently in the DevOps space. Forget Dallas and check out Plano/Frisco. It's exploding. Your mileage may vary though because housing prices here are getting ridiculous as well, the worst offender being Dallas.
Every article on salaries seems to really screw up two things. One is, salary is only a portion of total compensation. Which do they mean here? If you don't look at equity packages, my intuition is you're going to think SF sucks, since I think more companies there use stock incentives. I'm not sure anybody has good data on equity packages/total comp, and at the very least, it's not trivial even if you have that data, since for example you can't just treat an Uber RSU the same as a Google one. So comparing total comp, which is what matters, is a subtle issue with lots of methodological decisions to make that will alter the results, and when articles (including the original source at hired.com) don't even mention any of that, it's hard to take the results seriously.

Second is, you can't just scale up salaries by the COL adjustment when the comp is this high. If you do that, you'll think the following are equally good:

- monthly income 10k, 3k on rent, 2k other expenses
- monthly income 5k, 1.5k on rent, 1k on other

Not all expenses scale linearly with COL, and in particular, one of the most important imputed expenses, savings, doesn't scale that way, unless you plan to retire with the exact same lifestyle.
Kudos to him and Shopify for this. Too many companies seem to put their reputation above doing what's right, leading to a situation where pressure from politicial opponents leads to controversial sites being booted off popular platforms.

So congrats to Shopify for this. Congrats for telling people that no, you're not going to boot out customers because their work offends people. You may actually be the one 'software as a service' provider I could actually trust.
Kudos for writing a compiler-construction walk-through without running out of steam after the parsing part :-) It's a shame this is where most tutorials end, since codegen is often much more interesting
> if you go to a the same 10 schools, you will by definition lack a diversity of thoughts and perspectives

I agree. I'm pointing out that YC can't be everything to everyone (that would be extreme) and elite colleges are kind of their thing (for worse, I think). It just strikes me as a whiny thing to complain about.
You realize that most academic philosophers in the US and other English-speaking countries share your attitude toward post-modernism, right? TFA even points out the divide. You must have gone to a program with a "traditional" philosophy department, perhaps in Europe?

Most university philosophy departments in the US focus on logic, analytic philosophy, philosophy of science, cognitive science, etc, etc. I can't even think of a single philosopher at my university's department who would have done anything but chuckle at post-modernism. In fact, it was a philosophy prof who told me about the book "Fashionable Nonsense".

From the article:

"Outside France, the dominant philosophical school was analytic philosophy. A broad church, its foundations had initially been articulated by, among others, Bertrand Russell, GE Moore and the early works of Wittgenstein. Founded on the notion of conceptual clarity, analytic philosophy (in its crudest form) regards philosophy as a branch of the sciences, often subservient to the natural sciences, or at best continuous with them. It proposes that through the logical analysis of philosophical propositions, the basic questions of existence can be clarified, and possibly solved."

So why would you generalize all philosophers into the bucket of post-modernism? Many of the founders of modern analytic philosophy were mathematicians: Russell, Frege, Whitehead, Peirce, etc.
Believe it or not,I bought it in a Microsoft store, right were I saw it.
WordPress if you want control of your content.

Medium if you don't care what others may do with your content.

I went with WordPress because its important for me to control the content. I can always re-post it somewhere else, but the initial release will always be on my site.
I'm not sure, I haven't followed the topic closely enough in recent years to form an opinion.
I've been at two places where they were hiring like crazy because of huge rounds of funding. Even though they were hiring like crazy, they weren't hiring the right people.

I had an argument where I was explaining that engineering would be more efficient if we hired a researcher - at least just one to start with. Managements answer was to hire 10 more engineers to solve the underlying problem.
IRIX was actually System V (with BSD extensions) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IRIX.

But I agree, it was very nice and I remember it fondly.
Comparison of this with other secretes management frameworks here https://medium.com/on-docker/secrets-and-lie-abilities-the-s...
Interesting that they use the word expat instead of immigrant. I don't think if these two were from Asia/Africa they would have been called expats.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13608376
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Did not know about this. Thanks for sharing, this is very encouraging to see.
> I would be super interested in a Kickstarter for open source, though I wonder if it would suffer from the same issues that Kickstarter itself suffers from (lots of ambitious projects, most not being delivered on time).

I'm actually working on that, please checkout my profile for link or this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13604703

The problem you illustrated is a challenging one, and I'm still thinking about how to solve it, would love to hear ideas.
This is a very kind and gentle way of describing the current state of ideology in media. I have to commend you for your ability to communicate a critical message in such a friendly manner.
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> I lost track of the amount of times I was told to "look at the source code" when asking about documentation for the internal framework.

Can you elaborate on this one? This is my preferred way.
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