skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Per the EEOC, in 2015 171 claims were filed for sexual harassment by men. While it is a tremendously small percentage of the more than 6,000 claims, I would assume like domestic violence, men are exceedingly reluctant to file for personal reasons.
Yes, but why install it if you don't need it? From the perspective of the developer who might have to dig into the sources of his libraries, it is just clutter.
It's probably a bit of both, exactly in the way that the underrepresentation of women is also perpetuated by the stereotypes that work to convince many women to stay out of tech in the first place.

IT has, for example, become the easiest way to get to the US on an H1B visa. As a result, Asia saw a boom in IT education, has many qualified instructors coming back from the US etc. It also helps that IT is probably the highest-paying profession where language skills are somewhat secondary.
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> Have you worked with Haskell professionally?

Not yet. I was seriously interested in Haskell. The cabal hell however put me back. Stack is interesting but installation from source is still troublesome.

I always want to be able to install my developer tools from scratch (by source only) since I want to make sure that I can port my software to new systems. Haskell's and Rust's way of installation (curl | sh) is convenient but inacceptable for porting. Nim's bootstrap from source (no dependencies except a C compiler) is the right way how it should be.
If you’re unwilling to introduce the person you’re dating at appropriate junctures to the most important people in your life, that’s usually a bright, flapping red flag.

In general, if you have a good thing going, you can’t wait for him or her to meet your friends, siblings, parents, the guy at the deli, and you wouldn’t have any qualms about presenting this person to professional acquaintances, people you knew in college, family friends, even your ex.
hard to identify a trend after 24 hours, wait a week
There's a premium, yes. But I think it's a good deal as you don't have to buy any of those things yourself (sunken cost) and you can keep a very high job mobility / flexibility.

This will help you move after better jobs easily and whatever premium you pay you will make back by having better jobs and higher salary imho.

Job mobility is very undervalued these days. I think it's a very strong job negotiation tactic to be so mobile as you have many options to choose from for work as it's so easy for you to move.
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groovy is great. It doesn't have much marketing behind it, so it's seems to be a bit of a quiet achiever. But for dsl makin', groovy is such a good language.!
Probably because it's so small that the benefits of making it an SVG would be almost nil. I mean, look at this thing:

https://news.ycombinator.com/y18.gif

It's 0.1KB. It's so small that any SVG version of it would actually be a larger file (seriously, I tested it with an SVG converter script online, and the SVG came back at 0.6KB).

There's no practical reason to convert it, at least not as far as file size is concerned.
Messagepack still contains field names as strings, which can easily double or triple your data, and explodes parsing time.

A game is a pretty good use case for predefined schemas like Protocol Buffers, which is used by CS:GO and Pokemon Go for example. Other games like slither.io use binary over websockets without any of these libs.
It'd be about £400/month where I am as well, and I'm guessing you're not in London/Cambridge/Oxford.

Also since you're in the UK don't forget about rates (local property taxes that businesses pay in the UK). Once you're beyond a certain size this tax will jump from £50 a month to over £1000.
You're mostly right, except:

> revoke your React license when you sue them

Incorrect; all they can do is revoke your patent grant and then sue you for patent infringement. They can't "revoke your React license".

So the difference is, if you use React they can only sue you for patent infringement if you sue them first; if you use something else they can sue you no matter what...

...if they have a patent on React. Despite your breezy assertion, patents are public, people have looked, and none have been found.
I think we should focus on preserving digital content instead since most people today are taking pictures with their smartphones and never bother backing them up, either in the cloud or in physical form.
Java, the only language where you can consistently get work by just showing up to an interview, is not falling at all.

If anything, it will stay here for decades thanks to so many enterprise and massive projects relying on it.
Old article (6 months old). Got nothing to do with recent events.

As for the AI problem of hate detection: it can be solved much better than what the article appears to say. The problem is almost similar to sentiment detection in online reviews, which has been studied extensively. If they collect a large enough dataset of hate speech, they can reuse the architecture.
If you want something which is even smaller and simpler, there's snabbdom[0]. The core vdom implementation is 200 SLOC, everything else is provided via modules, either first-party (toggled classes, event listeners, thunks, hyperscript, …) or third-party (jsx, template strings, …)

[0] https://github.com/snabbdom/snabbdom
This article has been added 5 days ago [1], in case anyone is wondering how recent it is.

[1]: https://github.com/google/WebFundamentals/commits/master/src...
As far as is known: None. There don't seem to be any patents.
But TypeScript compiles to JS right ? How can one prove it's "used" in production ?
I dont know why, but i have this uncomfortable feeling with this site.
I was confused too by the unnecessary triply inverted double non-negative on steroids.
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> rely on firefox and selenium

... but not the IDE, which is what is being abandoned. Most people don't use the IDE, or use it for a bit before they learn how to do things manually (coders like to code).
There is zero lines of code that relates to JSX, it all happens in webpack (or equivalent).
Yes, when the main electronic of a Model 3 fails, the car is broken, until the failure is fixed. On the first glance, it is somewhat a concern. But then, it is not so that more conventional cars are much more useful if some important electronic component fails either. With the Model 3 the switch to electronic control comes with a huge simplification of the whole car. Most of the components that can fail beyond electronics in a "normal" car, the Tesla just doesn't have.
Having been in the military when DADT was the rule of the day, I can tell you that it was applied a little differently than your characterization. Yes, locker room talk happened among the junior enlisted (E1-E3), yes the straight guys could get away with it while the gays missed out. That was the extent of it, after you hit NCO there was pretty much no more sex talk - and I never once saw a photo of another dude's wife. We knew everybody's orientation and didn't care so long as we didn't have to hear about it.

As far as the hotel story. Yes, I've experienced a much lower budget version of that - I had a gay VP setup a meeting at an empty satellite office. He made his pass and I stared blankly for a couple of seconds before continuing my work on the white board. On another occasion I had a female coworker show up at my hotel room asking for some help with the presentation she was working on, I handled that the way you should: "I'll meet you in the lobby in 10 minutes."
> The license specify that you are free to use React as you would use a BSD licensed software, provided that you never sue FB for a patent.

Only if something in React is patented. As I read it, only the patent license is revoked if you sue Facebook, so if nothing in React is patented then the patent license is superfluous anyway and you should have nothing to worry about.

The issue with the Apache license seems to be that the Apache license itself contains a similar patent license with a similar revocation clause (if you sue anyone, but only if you sue them over the Apache licensed software). I presume (not a lawyer) this means the licenses are incompatible, and Facebook's software can't be used in an Apache licensed product.
And chauvinistic and sexist is a word reserved for men, but few seem to notice that. Equality goes both ways.

I looked around for a follow up to the lawsuits but the Vanity Fair article is still the most informative. Her husband's problems did go somewhere: he lost and is now appealing.

You can call it character assassination by proxy all you want, but the company people keep is still relevant, especially someone whose finances you are legally tied to, and when he's made exactly similar claims of discrimination over matters he had more than a professional interest in.

I allow for the fact that she's a victim, but the article above is not going to let us decide that. I do not listen and believe.
Since when does apt-cache show tags? Mine doesn't, I have

$ apt-cache policy apt | grep Installed
Installed: 1.2.24
Can you give a more explicit example of how the job Ad should look? I don't quite understand.
It isn't structured this way - I think your reading is slightly incorrect.
What the FB licensed agreement says that is any patent grants which apply to reactjs/caffe2 will be revoked and FB will countersue for infringement on reactjs/caffe2 patents.

I don't think a general agreement to prevent any kind of lawsuit is completely legal and acceptable in a court of law.
Below are the scenarios:

1. Amazon passed your [IP address + SKU browsed] to facebook ad platform. And facebook knows from there on.

2. Facebook snoops on your audio and its ad platform pulled SKU from amazon.

3. You have various extensions on your browser which can "read all websites data you visit" - which have sold your browse information with IP to facebook.

Third is most likely.

+ I have noticed - "somehow" my facebook learns what I watch in youtube and vice-versa. Only way this could happen is via one of my "trusted" browser extension!
I should perhaps check it out again. It's been years since I've used it, but did enjoy it when I did.
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Same happens when your friends are looking for something, they are in your network so you might be interested to. Second, you share a house / ip addressess so easy to link those together.
> "she was the best person"

No, based on the evidence she seemed to be the best person.

I don't have much of an opinion on what exactly happened, but your claim there is overly confident.
Please quote a part of the Damore original memo where he explained women were inferior (except, maybe, in numbers as far as the computer science field is concerned)?
The whole getter/setter argument is trite. Project Lombok has been around for years and resolves that issue as well as many more.
> So seriously, Hacker News, what is the obsession with this?

We are dilettantes, we think there is always something that could be improved in a domain we don't fully understand.
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Therefore

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And

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You don't just go around in a company naming a senior partner and his exploits for "Empathy", not when the stakes are that high.
Yes it has. It's all documented in the training dataset.
Not only are you misrepresenting what Pao did and didn't do at Reddit, your analogy is poor too. The subreddits in question were utter trash, maybe even illegal in how they targeted people, and a very poor representation of what Reddit is.
Its not really that people hoard or anything like that, its just that many things that people want are quick bulky, and often people dont have a garden shed to store it in.

Items such as:

Lawnmower

tent

hedge trimmer

toolbox

bicycles for every family member

sleeping bags for every family member

The above is enough to half fill a garage if you want easy access to these items (i.e not stacked on one another)
And somehow this isn't a topic being forced unto the front page by mods :)
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The "Patent" issue with React is not with the patents related to React but with its license, so it would not impact Preact.
My job mobility is hampered anyway by having to pull my wife & kids from their own lives, when I was single I didn't own much more than that but still I think after a few years you'd recoup the expense of buying and selling furniture/appliances.

Most people don't move all that often after their 20s or early 30s (even without a family).
Typical programmer advice, you forgot to generate an income along the way. By step 18 you are already broke.
It seems like the times have changed in that regard. If you hung around on slashdot in the 2000s, it was commonly accepted that software patents are bad, and that the GPL was more good than bad.

Now, it appears there are many people thinking they will at some point get filthy rich with their patents. And I've frequently seen the GPL being derided as some sort of communist plot.

It's good to see that at least the large companies are still on the side of openness, although I fear what will happen when today's commentators become tomorrow's CEOs. Imagine something like the nodejs ecosystem, except now you'll have to buy a $1000/year subscription to the "node modules starter edition".
Not according to the judge.

Jury.
Also not a US citizen. Interesting -- very nice that there are no CFC laws! That said, I honestly don't understand why not every country has them. Not having CFC laws generally makes it super easy to avoid tax, leading to a massive loss of tax revenue.
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I'm sorry, why would you be using React etc unless you wanted virtual DOM and JSX. Much of why I like React is precisely because it has those features. This really makes no sense to me.
Also keep monitoring them for when they unviel their latest UI change for usability improvements which sublty removes React for some other framework. This change would be the canary in the mine and would probably be accompanied by changes in terms of use / privacy policy with some subtle word changes. One could almost imagine this monitoring being automated... if it could be backed up with data!
I disagree. Ellen Pao is a woman of color, and she has no choice but to be aware of how she is perceived by others and by white men in particular. White guys can afford to be color blind, because racism doesn't affect them personally. She doesn't have that luxury.

A coworker showing up at your hotelroom door in a bathrobe is not "rude". It's textbook sexual harassment. Sexual harassment isn't just in the eye of the beholder, there are clear rules for professional conduct and those rules were repeatedly violated. Note that the _majority_ of women in tech report having been sexually harassed to some degree. So I don't think your skepticism about sexual harassment is helpful, given how ubiquitous it is.

Your suggestion that Pao has a specific negative attitude towards white men (i.e. she dislikes white men) is beyond the pale. This is a really underhanded attempt to discredit her.
You should probably try and learn even more.
Is it possible that it's skewed because Gradle (build system used for pretty much all Android applications and many standard Java applications) uses Groovy as it's configuration file language? Causing a misdetection (e.g. most Android Kotlin projects would show up as Groovy as well) ?
I live in rural Pennsylvania and Mozilla pays me quite well as a staff engineer, FWIW.
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> When people are rude to you, or try to use you, there's a multitude of ways you can interpret that. For Ellen, it's sexism.

What specifically are you referring to as being rude or trying to use you?

If seems based on the legal definition of sexual harassment it was sexism it was harassment and then when they excluded her from meetings, sought negative reviews from people she worked with, withheld positive reviews in order to give her negative performance reviews and ultimately say her work had not improved over time they retaliated for her rejected unwanted advances.

So it was not sexism it was sexual harassment and retailiation. Just because she did not win her court case does not make it less illegal behavior. It appears she was out-gunned.

Ellen, as I see it, refers to sexism in the industry in the general aggregate....the hiring of few females, the treatment and harassment of women, the lack of promotions that qualified women receive, the lower pay, the unwarranted and unwanted comments, the unwarranted and unwanted texts, the lack of diversity, etc.
Imagine being constantly reduced to your body. No matter what you do. That hurts. It simply does. It takes away everything you are responsible for, your intelligence, your success, your ideas. You are nothing more than an object for the opposite gender (in most cases women are objectified as a matter of fact, but there is also objectification by women). A little more empathy would do much good.
On the flip side, there's plenty of room for writing lots of shiny new stuff in Rust, which is a pretty unique Mozilla opportunity. :)
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Oh yes I agree. Once you have wife & kids obviously you will settle down in one place and then it makes sense to buy your own appliances and furniture as it's better value long term.

But I am single and right now exactly in the 20s/early 30s part of my life so I find the mobility I gain from owning very minimal inventory of things great.

I have lived and worked in 4 different countries since 2010 and it was great to get to work in different places/cultures and experience life abroad. Obviously eventually I will settle down somewhere.
Maybe Gradle is the 'killer app' that keeps Groovy popular? I've heard from people with tricky build tool requirements that it's one of the best options out there.
that was very kind unlikelymordant!
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If you still like going "serverful", but want an easy method of deploying to your Raspberry Pi using Docker, check out this open source Docker Hub for ARM alternative

https://marina.io/

(Full disclosure: I am one of the authors)
Is that optimism or pessimism? ;-)

"It's never good enough" can be interpreted in two way.

Though I do agree that we should always strive to make it as good as possible. Being a "Java guy" myself, I indeed do not find the JVM startup time to be a big deal in our applications. Especially in my environment (hospital) where our program is pretty much running the entire day without a restart.

So in the morning, the doctors/admin/.. start their application and rarely shut it down until the end of the day.

(That is of course quite specific to where I work)
That's wrong - this is the free / open-source Docker version. How did you get that impression?
No it isn't, at least no more than "speech is also a mention". Use vs mention isn't about the medium, it's about how you use it.
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Same here.
I am going to try to replace React with preact for the larger projects (webpack makes it easy) and run the e2e tests.
This extension uses the Webapi... so I assume it can be "backported" to Firefox?
Correct, Moby is not a distribution of a container runtime.. it's not the "docker" you are looking for. Docker CE is and that's what's used in the guide.
The problem happens when you start digging into such science as the data isn't clean cut. It makes the outrage over scientific data that more complicated.

For example, aggression is context bound by the cultural environment. In some cultures aggression would be to talk to an elder without being spoken to first. To argue then that men are biologically more disposed to mechanically perform such aggression is silly, so we would need to disassemble what aggression is and how it plays out in our culture.

If we take violence, we find a similar patterns. Researchers have tried and failed to find any correlation to violent crime and testosterone levels (as long those are within naturally occurring). Similar, a household with two men has equal risk to have a domestic violence happening as a household with two women. Passive aggression is a different topic all by itself, but is clearly defined as aggression.

The science isn't what is hurtful. What hurts is when people hate me for what I am. Being hated for attributes that a person has (but not necessary defines them) is very harmful. Scientific data can sometime cause this and I would say often do when data is taken out of the cultural context in which it is observed. It doesn't make science the culprit, but it does require a more careful discussion by all sides in order for the data to be useful. The Damore memo is an example where such discussion fell apart almost the instant it was created and blame can be pointed at many places except for science.
The obsessions are because you can have serverless architecture and spin up things on demand.
If you Need to load a ton of things that kills performance and latencies add up.
Disclaimer: I've read the articles well because I just woke up, but I'll read have the read in a bit (I like the subject).

I do understand some of that, and probably see more of the psuedo-science application than most: there is a psychological model of occultism folks follow, some of it heavily leaning on Jung's work... who didn't have passable education that we'd like now. And that was pretty common for early psychology: It was more akin to basic philosophy and unbased theories than science.

But I realize that is changing and I realize the good the system really does - my ex was schizo-affective (though he got diagnosed with regular schizophrenia after we broke up). Without the whole system, both the stuff based on shaky psychology and the more pure medical portion with the meds and psychiatrist, he'd have died - no exaggeration.
Are you talking about Jenna Jameson or Ellen Pao?
Right, I am not used to the American system, and I assumed that the decision had been taken by a judge.
Marina looks very cool and I'll take a look at it soon. Let's get in contact somehow.
(These are generalizations as happens with marketing personas [1] - individual targetting with ads would be better, also for real I would spend more than 5 min to create those personas)

Many women are more self-critical than many men. So if you have a huge list of needed skills, women might apply less often. Do write only the really relevant skills, don't copy and past from previous apps. Do not require what can easily be learned (e.g. JS frameworks). Add more about they why of your company, why do you exist? What makes your company really unique? Women might think about maternity, are you especially equipped to handle this? Women - again generalized - be interested in social interactions, how does your company provide them? They might fear sexism, how do you deal with that? Write one ad for this persona.

Students from university are eager to try out the stuff they've learned, they want to learn new stuff and use the shiniest toys. They don't care if working longer. Write one ad for this persona.

35 year old dads have different priorities, and the job might not be their biggest priority to spend time on. So they might prefer 9-5 jobs. Write one ad for this persona.

Senior developers might be older, have seen it all. They've been in the mill of new shiny toys for years, and everything looks the same. Write one ad for this persona.

[1] http://www.romanpichler.com/blog/persona-template-for-agile-...
There is always the possibility that the amateur techies were fall guys, I agree that it is odd that no major market had significant ties