skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with the others about vacation. It'd go a little further though: you should take a _true_ vacation, as in no phone, no internet, no nothing.
What you gain from this is:

1. full recharge

2. peace of mind knowing that your company can survive without you

3. it will help you think ahead: you will realize that your immediate work is not the most important of your tasks. You need to focus on the future of your product rather than on operational issues.

3. less guilt about taking vacation

4. your employees / cofounder will feel empowered that you let them in charge for a little while

5. your employees will feel less guilty taking vacations themselves

On the other hand, the drawbacks of taking a full week off are:

6. 1 week of funding 'lost' - yes, but you will realize that you will quickly make up for the time you took off.

7. possible failures: yes, although you have 3 guys in your staff, they should be able to dig into issues, probably not as fast as you can, but, hey, you won't be debugging forever... So they've got to learn as well.

8. annoyed customers: yes, well, your product is not perfect yet, so that's the way it's going to be for that week.

In fact, I think what's important to realize is that if you find yourself in this situation, it means that your company made some mistakes somewhere. You guys made some trade-offs in favor of quality or time to market and at the expense of personal happiness. And now it's payback time. That "overwork" debt the company took is no longer sustainable.

I think the ability to go hands off is way underrated. It is a true skill that you need to develop. For your own sake, but also for the sake of your company.
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Used to use Atom over VS Code, but for whatever reason VS Code just feels more like a lightweight IDE than a text editor. I don't consider it a text editor by default because it comes with debugging and other features. The fact that it's called Visual STUDIO Code tells me it's not necessarily lightweight which I'm fine with. Visual Studio Code has amazing D and Rust plugins that are better than programming D in most other environments for me, including Sublime Text and using the IntelliJ plugin. The only other editor that had decent D support for me was emacs with Spacemacs setup.

If Atom came close to the experience I get out of Visual Studio Code I may consider it, but at that point, why would I bother switching. I still use Sublime sometimes, like when regular Visual Studio freezes up (cause of ReSharper) and I just want to edit code without intellisense freezing me up.

Also C# support for VS Code is amazing. I'm almost saddened that it's not ported over to support Sublime Text, the plugins for ST seem to be discontinued in some cases and abandoned. Atom just always feels sluggish, but VS Code just seems to open up quickly and they use repgrip for code searching so it's Rust running through all your source files to find whatever you're looking for at blazing fast speeds.
Perfectly describes the kind of people that go all CLI :D
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Excellent debugging :)
Is this really stupid or a just really really clever way to teach you about git commit hooks? xD
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As far as I can see, backpack isn't going to solve converting between string types, unless you want to use the same string type for everything your application does (e.g. sending/receiving bytes over the network and displaying a UI component with text in it).

Or are you suggesting that we specialize the TCP receive function to only receive UTF-8 strings, so we don't have to convert when displaying to the user?
I think you misunderstand - it's designed for use alongside a MOOC, for people who want to pay for personalised help in completing the MOOC. It's not a MOOC platform itself.
I think he just wanted to explain why Notepad++ and Geany are not an option for him.
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Thank you.
> What blew me away was once you have such a strong type system it eliminates whole classes or errors at compile time I previously considered only checkable at runtime.

Can Idris turn Haskell runtime errors into compile-time errors and, if so, which ones?
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> There is absolutely no need in wasting time scoring nerd points.

Well said.

But: I have been using mu4e + Emacs for email for about two years now. I would seriously recommend anyone who already uses Emacs -- and especially if you use org-mode -- to look into it. Not because you score nerd points for reading & composing email in Emacs (frankly, you look ridiculous) but because it might just hook in perfectly with your workflow. I hardly touch any of the power user features, I do very little customization, and still it is by far the best way for me to manage my email. I also use it side by side with a web client (both Fastmail and Gmail) and switch if I need to.
I guess this is what it mean to be written in stone.
But you can extend IDEs just as well as you extend your vim/emacs. Not to mention, that for some users it's more convenient to hack extensions in Python (Sublime), Javascript/Coffee (Atom) or Typescript (vscode), rather than in weird dialect of lisp (lisp is cool, I encourage everyone to go and read SICP, but not elisp) or even worse, vim script.
Do you have coredumps enabled on your hosting servers? As written in the blogpost the major distributions have a configuration that will forward coredumps to crash handling tools and not directly store them. Others simply have coredumps disabled by default.
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Seems true. A "stone paper" search on Amazon shows there are items already available:

https://www.amazon.com/Stone-Paper-Notebook-13x21cm-Cobalt/d...
I am not sure if I understand your issue. The whole point of federation is that you don't need to care about the instance, just about the people you want to follow.

Discovery is a little harder, of course. But if you already have some prior form of contact with the people you'd like to follow, then you can just get their handle and go directly to their page.
It isn't really when you consider the context. Many times when people feel like doing a re-write, it's because they don't understand the old system, or the people who wrote the old system are no longer around. Otherwise... why would you need to do a single big re-write? The old guys could just fix it up. Or the new guys could spend more time reading code.

The exceptions to this would be if you were motivated to do the re-write for a good reason, like it depends on something that is no longer dependable (e.g. Java applets or Flash).
I'd imagine that the real catfish aren't posting to HN. They're coding.
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Right-to-work hobbles unions, not exactly "restoring the balance", if there ever was one.
Good to hear it. You're probably close to breaking even on the environmental cost it took to make that canvas bag.

//

The more energy it takes to make something, the greater the potential environmental impact.

Plastic in the ocean is awful. The vast majority of it comes from just a few countries. What some westerner uses to take home their groceries isn't even a rounding error in terms of source waste.

https://www.fastcompany.com/3051847/most-of-the-plastic-in-t...
Pony language's "reference capabilities" are like this--which separates the idea of type from the access to memory, and provides another level of error-class elimination and its composition of these reference capabilities and the actor model for another reduction of runtime overhead in garbage collection (being lock-free and concurrent.)

https://tutorial.ponylang.org/capabilities/reference-capabil...

https://tutorial.ponylang.org/appendices/garbage-collection....
I was in the same boat until I tried VScode. It's a really great editor, configurable, and performant enough that I don't miss Sublime. Also the Go support is pretty great.

https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-go
Normal people don't put images in emails.

Normal people send me pictures in emails all the time. Very often it's a screenshot of something where they have drawn a circle around some part and written some variation of "this part is wrong" or "can you take a closer look at this".
>less guilt about taking vacation

This, and make it clear in various forms (email, several personal meetings, via wife, via friends, et cetera) that any outcome of the state of the company after return is okay. It's the only way to ensure the vacation is effective: vacation with guilt is having a lot less effective vacation. "Freedom" (from the company) must be felt.
When was the last time you looked at your SSH logs for public machines? Your public IP is just that, public. Anyone can scan it, and it most certainly gets hit by many scanners a day.
I get the point about Emacs being a OS, but don't you think it's kind of a dated clunky OS? Like "Mac OS 9" was, lacking memory protection and pre-emptive multitasking. Why would anyone want to be limited by technology when the rest of the world is moving forward?
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Except when you need a debugger. VS Code has an built-in debugger with maintained plugins for major languages.

Atom has nothing in this regard.
I used mutt for several years as my primary email client. Once I got it configured, I was able to handle attachments reasonably well. The thing that killed it for me was inability to integrate with Exchange server at my office, for accessing addresses when sending and for responding to calendar invitations.
Building a new thing from scratch means there's no guarantee anyone will ever use your code. The idea could be crap, the need not there, etc.

There's satisfaction in taking a page that was taking 10secs to load and making it load in 43ms. You know you've had a big impact on the thousands, 10s of thousands, etc. people who are using it.

And building a new system tends to go to the crap programmers because people are price sensitive. It's not until they start seeing the problems that expensive programmers turn up.

I met this game Dev contractor once in his 40s, he was complaining how he never gets allowed to make a game, they get the inexpensive graduates to make the game, then parachute him in at the 11th hour to "optimize" it, which is basically tidying up the pile of shit the inexperienced Devs made.
The US post office. Unit Banking Regulation. The New Deal had a ton of cartelization policies (read any book on the new deal). US policy created and enforced Rail road cartels. Government monopoly or government protect monopoly for alcohol or gambling is very common in many states.

There are tons of monopolies granted to telecommunications companies. Other forms of local infrastructure monopolies are also often granted.

There is literally huge list, history of economic is full of it. Its very hard to find real market monopoly that had high prices, but government enforcement of monopoly or cartel are common. You can go back to Britain when parliament established itself, one of their action was to take away the Kings privilege to sell monopolies. Granting of monopoly rights and enforcing cartels is a extremely common government activity.
interface IValidator<T> {
bool Validate(T thingToValidate);
}
class ThingValidator : IValidator<Thing> {}
class ThingValidator : IValidator<OtherThing> {}

var validators = GetAllValidators();

What type is `validators`?
Setting up? What is there to set up? You configure your account info just like in any other client, and off you go.

I use Alpine for personal email and Gmail for my work email, and I've wasted more time configuring the latter than the former.
TLDR:

If you're dishonest, things that will attract buyer's attention the most for the least amount of effort.

If you're honest, things that will both attract buyer's attention the most and provide the most value for the least amount of effort.

As described here:
https://taprun.com/articles/product-managers-visual-guide-to...
1. Probably, but we're not quite there yet. Some required APIs are still missing.

2. We'll find out soon enough.
I know many people keep an encrypted copy in various cloud or email accounts. Then all you would need is the encryption password and internet access to download the application to decrypt.
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The signature of GetAllValidators must be: GetAllValidators<T>();

So it's whatever type of T you pass to GetAllValidators.
Is outlook.com a bad alias?
I'm a little surprised at the abuse contact step, is that really more effective that emailing security@ and webmaster@ for the domains affected?
The post is actually about BAE. I was responding to the question posed:

>">"Btw. are you a US citizen? Do you feel personally responsible for what your fellow citizens did there?

FB may be an American company but they recruit employees from countries around the world via H1B visas. The OPs suggestion that all Americans ares responsible for FB is completely ridiculous.
Different strokes for different folks --- I know acetone isn't that bad for you, but I can't stand the smell. I have to be in another room when nail polish is being applied.
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You can't grind up a circuit board or chip and eat it (or drink it) - which down the line leads to problems:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_waste_in_Guiyu

That is to say, one would need proper recycling in order to avoid toxicity for the entire life cycle of products.
With quantum entanglement, what happens to one particle prior to measurement affects the other even if the effect occurred after they were parted. That's where it gets really spooky.

To belabour the colours and boxes analogy:

We have 2 balls, if one is orange the other is always purple and vice versa.

Now these balls have an extra property. If you shake them vigorously they may or may not change colour randomly.

So, we put them in boxes without looking and take them far away from each other. Now, some time after they are far apart and before you look in the box, you shake one of the boxes. You then look.

In QM, if the ball you observe is orange(purple) then you know the other is purple(orange). But the other ball can't have known ahead of time that a) you were going to shake your one and b) that it changed colour (or didn't). That's why it's spooky.
I probably am, 2x a week, 104x a year, Yx years.

"even a rounding error in terms of source waste."

Reading the report says "Low-residual-value plastic waste is more likely to leak than high-value plastic [...] his means that products or packaging with low residual value (plastic shopping bags, for instance) are less likely to be collected; they therefore become a particularly significant contributor to ocean plastic"
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The first part, no, but "Extreme Edition"? Sounds right out of a child's mouth to me ;)
I want to switch over to Bitwig completely, but I've also been learning Max/MSP. Bitwig would make me more productive IMO, but Max/MSP is a creative goldmine. I can't really take Max/MSP with me to Bitwig, I don't believe there are any efforts at integrating the two... and Ableton just bought Cycling '74 last week.
Plenty of students are more than willing and able to help other people, free of charge. I personally think it would be a better use of time cultivating that and structuring it to be of maximum benefit to the tutor and the reader/person receiving knowledge.

E.g.

For a given topic, "Topic A", there may be subtopics, "Subtopic A", "Subtopic B" and "Subtopic C." One possibility may be allowing different students to explain, in their own words, the varying subtopics. People can vote on which one was the most helpful/clear as well as help correct people who may have misunderstood.

As a result of this, "Topic A" may have a personalized, "user perfected" version consisting of the crowd's own vetted explanations.

Paying tutors only helps the elite, who wouldn't need this to begin with. People falsely believe that help should come at a cost. Plenty of people post comments and give advice on this very site for free. As soon as you introduce money you're going to change the incentives to maximize money, not benefit to the person receiving the help. This is not bad, but it runs counter to the ideals most people think of when they think of "education" (or maybe not, who knows).
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Is this fair? The real trick is science found a way to create a pair of of particles with predictable relatable spin values (though not known until observed) and the ability isolate those particles from interference.

The emphasis always seems to be on the "spookiness" of the observation, but the real trick is isolation and "entanglement" (pairing of values) in the first place.

Furthermore, nothing particularly real occurs at the time of observation, there's no way to tell that an observation of either of the particles has occurred, thus they aren't "tangled" as much encoded, isolated and separated.
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>> Is there an email client that, when you drag a file icon into the composition window, doesn't attach the file but instead uploads the file to cloud storage and inserts a link?

Trillian is IM, but I believe it works that way
Whoa there, cowboy. GaAs doesn't really make an oxide, and the last thing you want to do to an ingot is bead-blast it. You want to be in a room full of GaAs dust?
After having struggled a bit with using Vim in the Windows console (8 terminal colours, no bold or italic fonts and other weird unexplainable issues), I switched to GVim which does actually work remarkably well.

At least then you can bring the benefits you've spent time getting working in Linux into Windows.

As much as the purist in me wants to get it working in the DOS prompt especially with the Windows 10 improvements + Git SCM, I was wasting too much time.
The roots of the current macOS are much older than the classic Mac OS. Is that moving forward? What does it even mean?
Notepad++ have multicursors https://notepad-plus-plus.org/features/multi-editing.html and block editing https://notepad-plus-plus.org/features/column-mode-editing.h... . Don't know about Geany.
Plastics are commonly whitened with Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide already. Calcium Carbonate is a pretty benign chemical as far as potential problems for the plastic waste stream go. I don't see any outstanding issue with its recyclability.
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The load time was also one of my 2 reasons to jump back to sublime. The other reason was it struggled opening Linux mounted ssh files. If those things can be dealt with I would love atom and modifying with JavaScript and CSS.
>> Normal people don't put images in emails.

They shouldn't but they do. Almost every time someone sends me an image I think of a better place they could have put it. Attached to the ticket in our ticketing system, in our bug database, on our file server, etc
It's not for the wafers, it's for the equipment. Parts get coated up with various substances, and then have to get stripped back as part of regular maintenance. One of those substances is arsenic.
Just a minor side note and I don't know if it's just something you did during the data display or if it is actually reflective of how you surveyed, but if you're surveying for comparitive purposes you probably should keep the descriptors and options as similar as possible (ideally identical). Having multiple different 'yes' and 'no' variations can introduce subtle distortions to the data.

If your goal is to actually deal with users and their feedback, this is probably more important than it is for anyone who just wants to show their design clout.
Not in the least. There are other resources that we do need to worry about, of course. But lime and limestone are not on the list.
Paper sequesters carbon. Why is using stone a good thing here?
This is the perfect answer! Nothing else matters in this situation. The only problem with the picture painted by OP is that he is reluctant to let go of control, which is exactly what he should have done a year ago, at least partially.

Nobody in the company should be irreplaceable, otherwise you have a single point of failure.

On a more practical side: don't work on your vacation (and I mean this in general - like ever) or it doesn't make sense to even go on one. If you must, you can try shorter breaks first so you get confident that the world is still turning once you get back. And do not answer phone calls during the breaks!