skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Personally I started out with Arch on an old 64bit Atom netbook. I got a nice hobby out of it, and liked it so much I put it on all my computers. If you have a knack for googling and enjoy reading high quality wiki pages that document far beyond the scope of the operating system, you'll probably enjoy it. It requires patience and some time investment, but it's no rocket science.
What is it you think the song is about?

(one way to summarize it would be "your labels aren't important"; in which case, it's not going to work well to analyze it in terms of consistency with the labels you want to apply)
> Microsoft of 2017 makes me forget about Microsoft of 1997.

Never Forget.
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Yeah, I run Windows 10 on my Mac, but only under protest. It's really not as good as MacOS.
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The decision to continue to work with Breitbart aside, this post shows the failure of civics education in this country.

> Products are a form of speech, and free speech must be fiercely protected, even if we disagree with some of the voices.

The right to free speech that's protected in our constitution refers to speech being protected from the government. Nowhere in our constitution does it state that other individuals and businesses need to support the speech of others. It's a common misunderstanding of the first amendment. You could argue that by not censoring speech you find distasteful, you're adhering to the principles of the first amendment that people should be able to say whatever they choose without reprisal. But you could just as easily argue that in refusing to support speech you find harmful to this country, you're exercising your own constitutionally-protected right to freedom of expression. The important point is that the first amendment protects both Breitbart and anyone refusing to work with Breitbart from government punishment or silencing of that speech. And, in what might be more relevant to Shopify, the first amendment also protects anyone who wishes to advocate for a boycott of Shopify.

They would have had a stronger argument if they talked about discrimination. Their decision shares more in common with the decisions that other businesses have made to discriminate against people by not serving them. The oft-publicized example is religious bakers that won't make wedding cakes for gay couples. The difference being that what Breitbart is doing does not make them part of a protected class.
+ Dallas police shooting by BLM and endless amounts of online racism. Just google "BLM + racism" and start reading.
This touches on Eugenics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugenics
Interesting stuff, I checked the website out and was impressed by the design.

I'm not too familiar with analytics and marketing, but I did like how the contribution and web store mechanics were set up.

That all said, I'm curious how much revenue you can attribute to optimization versus just general interest when it came to people wanting to donate, or buy a MAGA hat.

What I mean is, how much money could have been generated, without utilizing optimization tools such as the ones you used from Adobe, and by adding "Official" to everything.

Not trying to demoralize them, I'm just curious if they could separate that revenue, and point to a portion of it that directly came from optimization.
Maybe, but there is a specific audience she's selling to. One that claims their sexuality is fixed. (I just needed an example and I didn't want to pick on a private person.)
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I think they simply want to be neutral. There isn't anything inherently wrong with that. I think the average person appreciates that most of their vendors are neutral.

Imagine if your ISP or your bank took a moral stance on everything?
Obviously what they say and what they do are two different things based on the recent events.
What about for Tesla employees?
What about leftist openly racist terrorist organisations like ANTIFA and BLM? Their products are being sold on Shopify as well.
My read is that they aren't (yet) proposing defunding the data, "just the maps" e.g. visualizations that make it accessible. Nothing (yet) stopping a public-interest project from hosting the same information on an open platform.
> Lütke's attempt to paint this as a defense of free speech is disingenuous

Is it?

"To kick off a merchant is to censor ideas and interfere with the free exchange of products at the core of commerce. When we kick off a merchant, we’re asserting our own moral code as the superior one. But who gets to define that moral code? Where would it begin and end? Who gets to decide what can be sold and what can’t? If we start blocking out voices, we would fall short of our goals as a company to make commerce better for everyone. Instead, we would have a biased and diminished platform."
Interesting concept. Hope it works out. Will keep it in mind to see if I might be interested. Does definitely address an element of need in a community.

Unfortunately though, one thing I've battled as a 'modern creative' is to consistently spend my time "making stuff" instead of participating in communities "talking about making stuff" so while it's not intended to be a judgment on everyone else, I guess it's my mortality kind of clipping my investment in such platforms. Feedback is nice. Sometimes though, just doing can be highly educational as well.
Is there a requirement that YC announcements perform well? I'm not trying to be negative, but just announce all the tours the same way and let people make of it what they will.
Write a simplistic O(N^3) algortihm

When N is 100, all fixed costs in the inner loop are multiplied by 1,000,000. So a nanosecond difference is now a millisecond. It's pretty easy to get worse than that by boneheaded data layout (row-major vs column-major is pretty common)
This is pretty subjective obviously.

I think the GitLab interface is pretty good, especially compared to GitHubs. I can't speak for BitBucket since I've only used it once, but I do remember having a hard time finding my way around it.
I wonder if thats part of the process that is used in the Lost Spirits Distillery uses: https://www.wired.com/2015/04/lost-spirits/

Disclaimer: I've purchased some of their Navy Strength rum, and it was incredible. Aging liquor may become a thing of the past.
The only reason they are still in existence is due to a chance backup they took for a tangential reason. From the sounds of it, their solution is held together with bubble gum, some tape and lots of hand waving. Being in 160 different locations probably doesn't help much either.
If snapchat is 100% successful in their current endeavors, you still get to send poop emojis to your friends down the street.

If spacex is 100% successful, you get to send poop emojis to your friends on another planet.
> Parents of children can't choose their genetic traits.

In many cases they can, through genetic screening of eggs and artificial insemination. Few things make me sadder than seeing a kid with some genetic disorder, whose parents knew that was a possibility.
Those were the historical examples of a Hermaphrodite. "Uranus was both man and woman."

But neither of those sources bother with real Greek Mythology, just their poor interpretation of such.

Source: JCL 4th level.
neovim also has interesting discussion on default settings

https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/2676
My understanding is that, against certain actors, Tor is compromised. Am I mistaken?
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The original title of a law is often misleading—either merely obfuscating key elements of the law's intent or actively misrepresenting the intent—though usually the exact opposite of clickbait (a misleading title of a law is designed to avoid, rather than encourage, people digging further for the details.)

This case seems very much to be in the obfuscating category, and the whole purpose of posting it seems to be the element of the intent that the title obfuscates.
Yes, thank you. We've reverted the submission title from “Shopify refuses to censor Breitbart”.
They have to transfer data from the high side to the low side somehow, and supposedly carefully-scrutinized DVD burners is one way of doing this.
English is absolutely required, but you are already there.

Otherwise, Mandarin isn't that useful actually, as most Chinese you work with will speak better English than your Chinese could ever be, and anyways, finding a bilingual Chinese is not that hard. I'm not sure, from a business perspective, if learning it is productive; but it makes sense from an enrichment perspective.
Funny how Microsoft has been rocking hard with their OS releases lately (and good on them for doing so), but there's still a pervasive feeling in the dev community about their true eventual motives and strategy.

"Fool me once..." I guess, or as we say in France "Cold water scares the scalded cat".
AWS is a future target for the nanobox.io Elixir project.

update: Ah, Didn't realize it was already released. How quickly things progress! Thanks for the update, folks.
Not sure why this was downvoted. "Free" isn't quite right, there are usually still nominal fees associated with adopting from a shelter, but compared to purchasing a purebred it might as well be free.

I've owned mutts my whole life, mostly medium-large dogs that you'd expect would suffer from hip dysplasia and so on, but they've all lived to ripe old ages and they've all been smart as a tack. Hybrid vigor is awesome.
The cause of that particular bug was that a ClientHello in that size range looked like a SSL2 (!) handshake, and these boxes were looking for a SSL2 handshake before looking for a SSL3 handshake: https://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/tls/current/msg10423.h...

Interestingly, this new "ticketbleed" vulnerability could completely erradicate that bug, in the quite probable case that all versions of the F5 software which fix ticketbleed also have the much older fix for that ClientHello bug.
Most likely you can only breed sufficiently healthy animals.
This just ain't reality. Most kids don't get in because they took a trip to Africa. Parents that pay a ton of money on making their kids the perfect college applicant generally get a bad deal and are a small minority.
And that's the situation in Ethiopia? I'm not sure it is. So again, they're using a cost-sensitive solution with possibly little ecological impact, in comparison to the rest of the world anyway.
Zenefits is laying off almost half its employees
I'm glad you used the phrase "get a pure breed" as opposed to "purchase a pure breed". There are far to many amazing dogs that need a home to spend money buying a dog.

If you want a rough story, look at the Bernese Mountain Dog. Twenty years ago the life expectancy of the breed was only 7 years due to congenital heart problems. Breeders have been working to breed it out of them and introduce more variety in the genome of the breed for some time and their life expectancy has been going up.

The key is to at least get a diverse line, though I don't think there's any reason to get a pure bred dog unless you want to show or breed it yourself.

My father recently purchased a Sharpei. It's father was also it's grandfather because it was basically the product of two kennels interbreeding. In humans go as far as to outlaw that in many countries. In dog breeding it's a matter of course.
I agree with you on all points about the impossibility of my recommendations. But I still believe it's an organizational failure at the highest levels - this guy is the symptom not the disease.
"This" being remote work?

Also, I'm a little surprised by the anti-GitLab sentiment on this thread. I thought the consensus was that they had bad luck but didn't do anything particularly more wrong than anyone else? (I may have missed some more analysis of the cause of the failure.)
Have you been on the internet for a while? You know that anything someone can get without paying for it, most people will go for it. Pirating video games, torrenting movies, music, ad blockers, etc.

And honestly, this idea of perfect meritocracy, the idea that if you don't get funded, then your project was crap, has been disproven a long time ago. There was a kickstarter that raised insane amounts of money for someone to make potato salad. Not as a product, but making a bowl of potato salad for themselves.
Fascinating read if true, as the details and methods all pass the plausibility metric for me, but hey, I'm in a comfy boring desk chair.
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Scale is freaking hard. It is absurd to say they figured out the secret after a 7 layer failure on disaster recovery, even more so when one of the main reasons for source control is to have disaster recovery and the ability to rebuild old source.
The one guarded by lizard people?
Well, Visual Studio (via Visual C++) was launched 24 years ago, Photoshop is 26 years old, Word is 33 years old, Excel is 31 years old, Outlook is 23 years old, Total Commander is 23 years old, Eclipse and IntelliJ are 15 years old, etc.

I think we're in an age where distribution of software is so wide that the market leaders, especially if they're Open Source, last for decades.
I think an SSA DAG might apply here as well.
I have experience with NC State, Duke, UNC. At the undergraduate level there isn't much difference between the three (except basketball).
Could be different micro-services. I'm not at Snap's size, but it's common for me to use Google App Engine (which Snap uses) and then also dedicated bare metal servers for fast data processing. What's more, Snapchat predates Google Compute Engine, so it may just be a case that they have some micro-services designed to run on AWS and haven't bothered to move it elsewhere.
Backbreaking labor making electronics? Seriously?
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If the argument is making money off of neo nazis is about protecting free speech then you cant get upset when customers exercise their free speech to not use your product.
Now if only poor people could get educational equality in the 13 years prior to college :-/
Because it isnt about the science. In most jurisdictions if co2 comes out the tailpipe it isnt "zero emmissions" regardless of the overall numbers. There are also other non-carbon forms of pollution that any ic engine must address (no2 etc).
I don't think I'd want to be the first one, but politics will likely be very different in 30-60 years when all of the candidates for every party have been on the internet since they were teenagers, posting all sorts of inane junk. Sooner or later, we'll have to get used to the idea that none of these guys and girls are super-human, and they've all done dumb stuff that they've hopefully learned from.

I will say that I've been going to greater effort the last few years to use completely different names on every site I post on, and not post anything that could be traced back to my real identity in most places. Not so much here though.
Be honest - "in dogs, its a matter of course". Lets not paste human social constructs on an animal.
> What makes dogs breeds so different is that the dog genome is extremely plastic

Is there evidence that dogs genome is more plastic than humans?

To my (very limited) knowledge we've not tried selectively breeding humans within bloodlines in anywhere near the same way that breeds of dog have been selected. Are there other domestic animals that have recieved the same degree of breeding but not reached such variation?
True! Microsoft still can't gain my respect. Never forget.
Alternatively, go to a local shelter and get a mutt.
Majority of mining power is in China. If the govt is really cracking down enough to take their exchanges offline, an ancillary effect could be that Chinese miners would get skittish and stop. (Or not, they could well just keep operating in the hopes that the government won't go after them). Hard to say.
It's interesting how people immediately assume only the Republicans/right/whatever are the deluded ones.

Note that these aren't tremendous sources, I'm only providing some historical facts because the narrative has been completely lost.

Bill Clinton built a wall, and kept out immigrants.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZXbG5gvoC0

Bill Clinton fought against welfare and the nanny state:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1997/03/the-wor...

Bill Clinton bombed countries on a hair trigger and created enemies overseas:
http://www.ornery.org/essays/2001-01-26-1.html

The fatal flaw in Curtis' documentary, and in most people who view it, is they think only Republicans suffer from hypernormalization. BOTH parties are guilty, and yes it's going to keep getting worse even if we have a D beside the president's name. Go back and watch The West Wing and see how long it takes until they're justifying the murder of innocent people in the middle east.
That's what I wondered too. Anecdotally, our company recently replaced Aventail with F5. Prior to that, I had never heard of them (not that it adds any value). I hope we're patched up.
Anything similar for Digital Ocean? Also, it's my understanding that Elixir/ErlangVM deployments do not require the use of NGINX. Is this true?
>Snapchat is an addicting communication tool that motivates people to share and stay in touch.

So is MySpace, so is Facebook, so is twitter.

>Isn't one of the core tenants of advancement as a species cooperation and affection?

There isn't much evidence that tools to help you isolate yourself into echo chambers are advancements at all.

>Getting a giggle out of my girlfriend with a silly emoji can still strengthen our bond

Somehow couples were communicating before snapchat. How do you think people got by before they could send pictures of themselves with oversized tongues and dog ears?
It's worse than that. Snapchat is clearly very pragmatic to its users. There are few things more important to people than communication, and that will always be true. Might as well proclaim the telegraph, telephone call or email to be a ridiculous toy (except Snap is far superior to any of those given its capabilities).

It's the same premise that has people shake their heads in outrage at sports team valuations. It's worldview bias, projecting onto other people what one's own values are.
you are overcomplicating this. The better examples to look at are pfsense and handsontable. There is really no major distinction between the license and free software. Its basically an "early access right", a special package repo for pro customers and in case pfsense case.. an ebook.

In sidekiq pro case, the "support" is a right to send email. If i may say so, that scales with the money you receive.

How to set it up? take a look at sidekiq - they use https://plasso.com. There are tona of alternatives in this space.

More importantly, we are here to help. Please don't hesitate to ask. Also take a look at indiehackers.com to see how others did it.

lastly - we are not angry.. we are frustrated because we have the ability to help. But open source software creators must empathize with procedures and stupid stuff like accountants. Unfortunately thats unavoidable, no matter how much you want to.
Most people ignore women's general bisexuality, and confuse this by equating sexual preference as "complicated".

Not for men (for the most part, as in 99%). They either love vagina, and are disgusted by penis, or vice versa.

On the other side, most "straight" women, fantasize and experiment with the same sex, and to them, preference is usually on a sliding scale.

That all said, sexual preference is further confusing when we have a large subset of straight males, being attracted to very feminine transsexuals, like Bailey Jay.

To me this means male sexual preference is holistic, meaning if you pass as a woman, but have a penis, you may attract many straight males, who would gag at the idea of a well toned and very masculine male.

Even if the masculine "man" was a woman passing as one, with a vagina.
Agreed, but is it a bad thing for the OSS community? They're generally using unristricted licenses, MIT and Apache2, so this is legit OSS.

While I still haven't bought an MS product since 1996, I don't think I have a problem with using their OSS. I see it as supporting companies when they do the right thing.

Honestly Apple's tightening up of the control on their platform in recent years, like requiring LLVM bitcode with apps on some of their devices which only works if it's Apple LLVM generated bitcode, has me swinging the opposite direction from them.

It would go a long way for my perseption of Apple if they either drop the LLVM bitcode requirement, or at least standardize on a non-proprietary version.