skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't need to work with SQL strings though, you can work with ASTs or other higher level abstractions, and with Rust's macros and the infer_schema! machinery you can probably find a way to project the SQL types into Rust's type systems to keep things more or less type-safe. But then again, I've never tried to write such a thing, so maybe it's not quite as easy as that. I've definitely used a similar query-builder library in the past though and while it definitely had its benefits over raw SQL, it also led to some abuses where bits and pieces were used to compose gargantuan queries that nobody would have ever thought to write by hand.
You can place a limit on the monthly total of the per creation payments, probably this is to combat this exact scenario.
because that's so much better.

They have fought background checks at various times in various places.
Do you consider time experiencing any art to be wasted?

I find it to: enhance empathy; expose me to new ideas and perspectives (both of background and state of mind); improve my writing; allow me to experience the beautiful and the sublime, which I'd count as among the least-wasteful uses of time; act as a kind of therapy by letting me see that my struggles both great and mundane are, without exception, not only my own; generally aid self reflection, understanding, and improvement.

Granted few or none of these things may result if we're talking about trash fiction, which isn't better than any other time-waster one may choose (TV, say—though both are fine if one's goal is simply entertainment). The above is what The Good Stuff does, by definition—achieving most or all of those things is overwhelmingly why those works are considered great.

[EDIT] I'd add that even mediocre fiction can be a great source of inspiration and ideas, while also being entertaining.
With the same wallet address so it's traceable the same way on different blockchain.
This is heavily influenced by personal taste, but I don't understand the value of having so many elements of the output colorized. File type seems a useful case, everything else in the output of `exa -l` just looks distracting to me. Just my 2 cents.
Send it in a certified letter. Address it to the CEO and send certified CC's to the FDIC, CIO, and a reporter for a local or national tech newspaper column.

It may sound archaic but you have to raise the visibility if you're concerned about changing the banks behavior.
Totally agree. PDF is horrible for almost anything but print-accurate documents which probably only lawyers may need.
Maybe the former, definitely the latter; see http://idlewords.com/2007/04/the_alameda_weehawken_burrito_t... or any of the articles on his blog.
So like... airdrop... email... or dropbox... or imessage.... or any other medium?

Good work on solving a problem which is already solved in multiple ways. Its time to get on the phone to Elon Musk now...
I'm pretty sure 'no one' would remember their random UUID so they'd have to be written down or recorded somewhere and whatever form that would take would be what someone would demand you produce if they wanted to know how you voted.
I'm a developer and one of my work laptops is a MBP 13 inch w/ touchbar. I wasn't a huge Apple fan to begin with, but I used one of the last gen 17 inch MBP's for work, for about 2 years and liked it mostly because of the excellent hardware, specifically the keyboard and trackpad.

The new keyboard is absolutely terrible though. Genuinely the second worst keyboard I've ever used. The new switches have caused dramatically more typing errors for me. I thought it might decrease over time, but after 60 days with it as my daily driver I've seen no improvement. It's an odd feeling when I'd rather use a generic HP desktop keyboard over the Apple keyboard.

I tried to keep an open mind with respect to the touchbar, but so far I haven't found a reason to like it. I will say that trying to use Vi is an exercise in futility if you don't remap the ESC key. It probably wouldn't bother me so much if I didn't feel like it's just sitting there using battery power unnecessarily.

Hopefully others have had a better experience.
3d touchpads have revolutionized the way I curse audibly a few times over the same period
Yes, it is possible and best practice to re-accept if the previously accepted answer is no longer correct. Only the asker can change the accepted answer.

https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/93969/is-changing-t...

https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/120568/is-it-possib...
Who are her political opponents? The migrants? Their lives are being endangered now, once by governments (who have pulled out of S&R missions) and now by NGOs, and they are very likely being trafficked into Italy. People do not realize that the Camorra and Cosa Nostra are actual things, and that the Italian Mafia is not a joke.

You seem to think, completely without any substantiation, that Lauren Southern is disingenuous when she thinks that people are drowning on styrofoam rafts and being trafficked. You can think that you should have strict immigration laws and still care about people drowning in the ocean.

As far as I can see, she's a politically active woman in her mid 20s who has some unpopular political opinions that is being decried as a murderer for having a different assessment of the situation.
You may have deprecated it; Amazon implemented it. Moving petabytes around is still a challenge.

https://aws.amazon.com/snowmobile/
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Thanks, I'll check those out. For a sub-thread that involved my original post getting down-voted, this is turning out to be very informative. ;-)
Without auto scrolling through the headlines, this is kind of useless in my opinion.

And clicking the X on the right doesn't quit 0.3.1 for me, I installed the prebuilt package, had to SIGKILL the thing.

TouchBar Piano retains the crown as basically the only good TouchBar app. Which says all you really need to know about the TouchBar.
Canadian, can confirm my family has been eating perogies for the past 30 years.
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I have one for work and absolutely hate it. No tactile feedback at all, so it's easy to mis-hit a key. I also echo the guy who said he accidentally hits Siri now because of it. It happened to me A LOT until I realized you can change what shows on it by default. Now I keep mine with expanded controls at all time. It's still annoying because I have to look down to be able to press the right key. I prefer having physical buttons.

EDIT: ALSO the keyboard itself is AWFUL. The absolute WORST keyboard I've ever used. It's terrible to get stuck typing on.
http://github.com/datproject. It is pretty modular so if you need help finding something hop in our chat: http://chat.datproject.org.

=)
Hi HN community,

Every currently available client that I tried to use was either too simple (single-feature), required payment for the most basic of features (such as commenting on an issue) and/or didn't have the best UI. For all of these reasons, I built GitPoint.

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Yep, as of June 2016, they were planning on shipping 100,000 Model 3s in 2017.

Per Musk's tweets this week, they're going to deliver 100 in August, and 1,500 in September, and they're aiming for a monthly rate of 20,000 by December. If you give them the benefit of the doubt and say they'll ship 10,000 in October and 15,000 in November, you're only looking at ~45,000 in total this year. The plant capacity is allegedly 35,000/month, so it'll take several years to work through their backlog.
.. and the of course it depends how you want to use the objective boxes (pudełka).

I will throw you some pudełka.
I am busy with those pudełkami.
There is something wrong with those pudełkom.
Whats the size of these pudełek?

And its funny: the newest IOs still don't have "ą"
Of course they did. Anyone on the internet about a year - 2 years ago remembers every time you mentioned monsanto they would send shills in to defend them and call you a tin-foil hat conspiracy theorist.
> Most people don't contribute even if they love your content.

You're making that too permanent, and too general. Right now, most of your viewers aren't contributing even though some of them love your content.

If you want people to contribute, you need to do specific things to get them to convert. It's the same as any other funnel optimization. Look at other successful channels, form hypotheses about conversion, and then test them.
You're conflating records management with actual currency.
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Thanks! I would also consider "A brief history of time" and "Wealth of nations" to be part of fundamentals.
And yet, no one has ever died from reading "Fire!" in a crowded theater.
Digital records management is a technique; not digital currency.
I held the same belief as you a few years ago - I only wanted to read something if it was going to increase my technical skills.

But there's certain works, literary classics, which started to fascinate me - because these books changed the world. Nowadays, it's technology that changes viewpoints - but there are parallels between good technology and good storytelling.

I also see certain classic films being just as important. Watch all of 'easy rider' and see how it affects you, moves you emotionally.

I still read mostly technical documents, but reading some of the classics can expand your viewpoints. I reread 1984 and brave new world last year for example - I'd read them in high school but clearly didn't appreciate them back then. Just being able to discuss those books with others who have read them have opened up some amazing conversations.
Anything that doesn't look like a wall-mounted phone will never go over with the groups that really need it. Especially seniors.

IMO what's needed is a product with a simple cellular voice modem that plugs into the telco interface box and simulates the legacy landline service.
Is there any touchbar app that just shows configurable buttons that you can use for performing certain functions?
Does Google really need another messaging app?
Operative word: by default. If you want the bytes value, you can ask for it (-B).
What feels wrong about it?
exa is hard to type, bad choice of name for something I'd be typing many times a day
I think for scripting just using stat makes lot more sense than exa (or ls).

Of course alternatively exa could aim for that lovely ls-style experience and vary its output depending on isatty(), switching between human-readable and absolute numbers.
The engine will actually crank up and run for that exact reason if it sits for a while.
NAT and port blocking are orthogonal, getting one with the other is mostly a coincidence.
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The important part is by default. exa can provide bytes sizes, it just provides human-readable ones by default.
> wait for the independent tests and reviews before making judgements.

I assume this does not include any of the "reviews" thus far, which come across more as PR than reviews of a car people will buy?
1)
There is a difference between legal immunity and the ability to raise funds -- for which she was banned according to the letter.

2)
Her reason for banning, according to the company's letter was fundraising. That is certainly a type of speech.

3)
Ships in the water circling to pick up people certainly makes them take riskier actions, or pushes the risk threshold low enough that people are willing to try.

I personally think that an open border solution would be much better for everyone. I also think that international law is valuable, and painting this situation in which these people are actually being transported by trafficking rings for at least some portion of their trip is not as black and white as you portray it. I'm personally against a modern day work and sex slave pipeline from Africa to Europe, and there is a non-negligible chance that that's what is happening here.
The main problem I can think of is that I'm so used to type cd and then ls... But OTOH it's as simple to fix as alias ls=exa

EDIT:

"exa prints human-readable file sizes by default (when would you not want that?)"

I actually use bytes a lot for certain progress calculations.

Also I get an error "exa: error while loading shared libraries: libhttp_parser.so.2.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" (Ubuntu 17.04)
Also, don't forget, regarding that thing about the "roar" of gasoline engines, that some car makers have opted to fake the sound of the engine's noise with audio systems. [0]

[0] https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/americas-bes...
> My Polish friend also introduced me to 'pierogi rooski'? Apparently, a Russian take on pierogi, with more meat.

If you mean "pierogi ruskie", they don't have any meat in them, just quark
with potatoes and onion, though they're often served with bacon. And this dish
comes from "Ruś" (now Ukraine), not "Rosja", otherwise it would be called
"pierogi rosyjskie". I hear that in Ukraine they call this dish "Polish
pierogi".

> As a Jamaican, [...], it was amusing to see "chipsy bananowe" for sale.

I believe "it" was not a Jamaican, however amusing it was.
Go is better for that goal.

Java is already too advanced for them.
Fundamentally, your money must end up going to your hawala dealer's friend. However, under this system, your money can move from the dealer to his friend after it moves from his friend to your friend, violating the normal temporal order of things.
How does the number of bytes help with text processing? Are all your files in fixed-length encodings?
> what has been the net reduction of CO2 usage

I think it is too late and too optimistic to hope for CO2 reduction.

The world only aims for a moderate decrease in CO2 rate of increase.
You typically would alias replacement scripts.
You mean the passenger hired the rapist to drive her somewhere, right?
They do and they did? But it's primarily a manual process.

There are automated warning systems such as ACAS and separation warnings, but I don't think it would be possible to program something that could understand what's going on with all the traffic all the time and just generally warn if it's not looking right...
That's pretty cool! Well done.

Now I'm wondering whether the game clock could be suspended unless ticks were sent via API, to turn it into a turn-based game to be played only via API calls...
“Pixel 2 and Pixel XL 2 will both ditch the headphone jack.”
alias it.
https://ballotpedia.org/Voter_identification_laws_by_state

"Under non-strict requirements, a voter who does not have the necessary identification may still vote without casting a provisional ballot.[1]"
To be fair, I think a good portion of those 'shills' were organic (no pun intended). To this day, a lot of the popular "anti-monsanto", "anti-gmo" groups (e.g. David Avocado Wolfe) are pretty nutjob and have a large community of people who dislike them.
I heard the mouse was supposed to be called "manipulator stołokulotoczny" (manipulator with a ball rolling on the table - due to the way old style mice were designed).
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Germany has plans and investment commitments for a 34 gigawatt-hour plant that will add even more supply to the global battery market.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-08-03/germany-g...
I guess I have two thoughts. The first concerns what is "wasted" time? If fiction is enjoyable, why is that waste of time? You might say you should use your time to gain new skills or hone your old. But to what end? If all your time is spent on non-fiction, when are you truly enjoying yourself? (Unless of course you truly enjoy non-fiction more than fiction). Life is short and nobody will remember you in 10000 years from now, why not enjoy the time you have?

The other is the hidden benefits of fiction. You'll be exposed to different world views than your own, different social constructs and different time periods which can shape how you see events. It's possible to live your life, in very different ways, in fast forward with fiction hundreds of times. You can gain new ideas, new creative energy or it may help you relax and recharge energy for when you don't want to "waste" your time.
Thank you for having the courage to voice a reasoned opinion on HN.
You're making a compelling argument for writing fiction - but not for reading it.
Holy crap, Jack Conte founded Patreon?? I had no idea
Sure, but it's easy enough to fall back after you get the command error.

If you want, you can alias it to `ls` so you don't lose muscle memory.
But a length in bytes is even better than human-readable: it's a graph (technically a histogram), so it can be scanned, which is even faster than reading. It's far faster to identify the smallest or largest file in a directory with standard ls. There are some times when I do want human readable, but then I typically want to specify the units, so I see everything in megabytes.
The iOS app has been working well for me. Good to see the Android version has been pushed!
Parsing ls is a pain anyway, using "stat --printf=%s" is much better in scripts, in my opinion.
Everyday we stray further from God's light.
Those non-skill jobs are going to disappear soon, then we just have millions on government benefits, to go along with the 47 million currently on food stamps. We don't need more unskilled labor, get those 47 million to work instead

Cutting the overall amount of immigration but raising the quality is a win, especially compared to importing H1-B slaves which actually does lower wages for high skill jobs.
Java wasn't the first language with those features.

Pointer chasing OOP goes back to all languages that got themselves inspired by Smalltalk and SELF.
An alias in your favorite shell's .rc file solves the first problem. Better yet, you can throw it behind a test block to ensure you never get a command not found error:

test -f /usr/bin/exa && alias ls='/usr/bin/exa'

The second problem is solved by configuration management tools pushing out your desired tools to your entire environment.
It is a real shame not to be able to trust "science" anymore. We'll have to come up with a new word for what we used to call science because I don't think corporations and media set on manipulating public opinion and laws will give it back.
Perhaps. Unusable on anything that's not Chrome, dark ad patterns galore, and if you let the link expire, it's game over. As for me, I would use the words "almost bearable."
> I really like the name "Linear Types" better than RAII.

They're not the same thing.

> C++ ctor/dtor pairs are a sort of primitive linear type system that forces exactly one (implicit) use for each instance created.

ctor/dtor are closer to what Rust provides which is an affine type system. Linear types must be used exactly once, affine types can be used at most once. You can initialise a C++ object and never use it, that would not be allowed in a linear type system.
Apple had to make the iPhone exclusive to the launch network in the US as part of their negotiations to not have any carrier branding and for Apple to retain full control of the software. Nothing to do with downlines or shifting inventory.

Apple would clearly rather you bought the phone directly from them, their entire philosophy is based on continuous integration, from controlling the sale of their devices through to producing their own hardware and software, they are probably the least MLM like consumer electronics company going.

Do you distribute Herbalife products or do you just use them? I'm genuinely interested as no one I know who's tried them thinks they are superior product, and anyone I know who's got into anything remotely MLMy has lost money and regretted it.
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I thought the same at first. ls is good mnemonic for list, but what exa stands for and why three letters?

"gf" for example would be better. neighbor characters on the keyboard, could stand for get files.
That doesn't answer OP's question.

Why travel to the US if just three years ago, he broke multiple US cyber laws?

Answer: because he's not as smart as he thought.
For pretty _amazing_ sci fi that I just stumbled on, NK Jemisin is amazing. Her Broken Earth series is not only tremendously gripping, original, and epic in scope, but it also does a fantastic job of portraying a world with predominantly non-white characters without being on the nose or ham-handed about it.

(incidentally, when I picked up the book I had no idea what race or gender the author was, I was just looking for Hugo Award winners)
That's pretty much what Python does, no?
I'm enjoying typing in things that I've never used as passwords (my own name, for example) to see if anyone else at some point thought these things would make for good passwords.
No, not random people. Just anyone who wants to.
That's already handled by the Volt.
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> Most people who work with nix systems work on many systems

[citation needed] Lots of people using macOS and even Linux without being server administrators.
Agree both great books.
Ask HN: Who were your first 10 hires?
Curious what roles other startups hire for in the early stages. For example, at which point did you hire a full time designer? A full time DevOps guy?

I'll start. We're in seed stage (pre-revenue) and building a B2C app. We have a CEO/"business guy", a CTO/backend developer (myself) and a frontend developer. We're planning on hiring either a designer or another backend developer next.

What about you?
Location: Rocklin, Ca

Remote: yes (preferred)

Willing to relocate: Only to select areas

Technologies: Python, JS, Node.js, SQL, AWS, Google Cloud, Automation, REST, Some DevOps, Docker, go, Rust

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Looking for local or remote position as a python developer. I have used python in my work for the last 2 years as well as a hobby. I specialize in RESTful APIs, services, and automation. I have worked with large e-commerce site, social media, content marketing, and more.
It feels like swiss army knife of 'ls' that tries to do everything in one, and I hope more features are added, such as showing directory size, which would be a killer feature. I hate using 'du' or 'ncdu'.

I installed in Ubuntu (and WSL) by downloading the zip file and also 1 dependency by `sudo apt-get install libgit2-24'

Edit: It's also fast, and I'm beginning to think Rust is really good for making speedy commandline tool, as I'm a big fan of 'ripgrep', another popular tool written in Rust.
And yet those comments are making more substantive points than yours. You are just expressing disbelief.
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Yup.

On the other hand, as an expansion of that pattern linear type system allows ensuring (statically) the state machine reaches a terminal state. With an affine type system you could just drop the computation halfway.