skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What about exceptions on Windows? Does LLVM support that yet?
Actually, they suggested that the executor's "wishes" should be followed, suggesting a fundamental misunderstanding of what a will is.
I use Mail.app also, but man is the search horrendous. I understand that it's supposed to get a lot better (faster, more accurate) in High Sierra, but even Apple employees I know complain about it (and iOS mail search, which is also slow/inaccurate).
This is one of the reasons I'm happy to have Time Machine on macOS. I've had times where I accidentally removed files due to a careless rm -rf in the terminal, as well as lost file changes due to mistakes with git. If you have local backups enabled, it's easy to recover reasonably recent files and changes. Admittedly, it hasn't happened to me in a fairly long time... But knowing you have some kind of safety net is reassuring.

A lot of our tooling and operating systems were designed for a different time, and their age is really starting to show in cases like these. Fault tolerance is incredibly important, and it has taken a backseat position for far too long.
Hey! Thanks so much for your response! Love the ideas, will definitely keep them in mind.

Regarding monetization, that's exactly the strategy I was planning to go for. Probably even more integrated as in, that you can simply click on add to cart in the shopping list and then you have all the necessary ingredients together without opening Amazon separately.

Actually for the start, email lists have a very good conversion. At least to get the word out. But I totally see your point. I will move up the current social buttons more to the top so that it's easier to get in touch also via other channels.
Hey, if this catches on, it could be the next great economic collapse!
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Proposed solution to P vs. NP refuted
I've been using automated checkout at Ralph's for a year now, couldn't be happier.
If I were a patent troll, I would get a Windows computer with a slightly old version of Microsoft Office and nothing else on it.

Even if the entire FOSS community decided to adopt a patent termination clause right now, it cannot retroactively apply to whatever fragments of FOSS code that has found its way into proprietary products so far. So I'm safe as long I don't install any new software until I'm done trollin'.

Your idea would make sense If all the FOSS that was ever written came with a patent termination clause. But that's not the world we live in.
It's deeper than that.

Say you are a company A, and have product P that uses react.

You find out that company B infringed on a patent in your other product Q.

You sue B.

It turns out B is owned by FB.

Your product P is in trouble.
No, giving Nazi salutes and wearing armbands is Nazi cosplay. It doesn't make you an actual Nazi. Sid Vicious wasn't a Nazi. Biker gangs aren't Nazis. The Nazi ideology is about suppressing your individuality and pledging everything to the state. That's why they had morning to night regimented groups. They controlled the schools, after school programs, hobby organizations, even vacations. It was all state run. It's this type of regimentation that makes it really extreme and virulent, as opposed to just white nationalism as espoused by people like Churchill and FDR. So please be careful when slapping the label Nazi on everything in order to justify your own discrimination against groups you don't like.

People wear transgressive symbols and put on transgressive displays in order to piss others off and show their own independence. But wearing a Che Hat doesn't make you a communist, neither does sporting a hammer and sickle arm band. Neither does singing the International. Please don't confuse performative displays with the real thing: kids dressing up as historical cowboys and indians are not actually cowboys and indians. Stop pretending.

Lastly, we don't live in a society of self-help for this stuff. You are obligated to rent to anyone who can fulfill the terms of the lease, and if you don't like that, then get out of the rental business. Let the police be the ones charged with preventing mass extermination. Petty discriminations don't help protect anyone.
This is unfortunately the conclusion I came to. Virtual machines locally and in the cloud just don't seem to be that much worse in any facet, and Docker (containers in general) seem to be far more complicated.

I dunno.
This is also why U.S. companies like to incorporate in Delaware – it's not that the laws and regulations are favorable, it's that the laws and regulations are well known and predictable.
AMA with the makers of Darkwood, an indie horror game
Sure, but whether the choice has any political content depends on whether YT considers themselves publishers or infrastructure. If they just want to be the world's video hosting site then they're not taking any political stance by staying out of it and just hosting what people upload.
If you switch jobs every two years, you'll spend most of your time just ramping up and getting to know your team, unless the problems you're solving are so trivial that whatever you do does not justify a 2x bump in compensation.
Hi Meph! Monetization will be two-fold: Amazon affiliate & a subscription model based on the amount of recipes one wants to receive.

You're absolutely right about the privacy policies. I'm already getting it prepared by a lawyer, I'll update the page as soon as I have the final version. But that much I can say, the email addresses are stored on a Mailchimp server and will only be used to send a weekly newsletter with new video recipes until the actual app is developed.
Parallel. For any given clinic, she would know which doctors worked there, and what their preferences were at the nearby take-out sandwich shops.

Whenever I used to go to a clinic, I noticed that if it was around lunchtime, the salesmen started piling up in the lobby.
That's the problem, it isn't intuitive at first as to how one should add routing when using React. I learned React-Router, but the API has changed a lot between versions in the past.
I had a storm blade which is the higher end wavestorm. It was a 10ft!
I was able to catch the tinyest of waves and ride them forever. Although now I have a fiberglass board and a good wave feels better... I miss the quantity.
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There are a surprising amount of Australians here I have noted.
Do you mean this one? https://code.facebook.com/pages/850928938376556

It doesn't address the scenario of Facebook's violating your patents first.
Microsoft has tremendous resources, it's definitely costlier to build a great desktop UI than a great Web UI (but the great
Eat desktop UIs are always better).
I disagree with your last statement. A video featuring gratuitous violence is not appropriate for YouTube Kids but there's no moral statement there.
Am I alone in the thought that I now kinda want to buy both apps despite having almost zero desire to play the trumpet or trombone?
It may not be long before these major firms are regulated like a public utility. I read that Steve Bannon had been working on that suggestion, but since he's out now, hard to say how much traction it actually had in the White House.
This is the kind of thing that makes devs start new projects that look really close to projects that run this course. You know, just to spite this act.
Since Facebook grants a license, the worst case scenario is you sue Facebook for infringing your "X" patent, and then they search your website and find a react ui, and then you say oh we bought that off WebKidCo. IANAL but it seems farfetched that a court could/would hold a company bound to such a broad clause for what it's supplier(s) did. Or you could just sue Facebook for using your patent "X" after having first moved the patent into a non practicing entity.
it's interesting that Rust isn't mentioned once in his post. i wonder if he's disheartened with the direction his baby went.
Are investors seriously that stupid? VMware doesn't offer open source implementations so they aren't even close to the same class of business.

If containers impact VMware, it's because they are free and most of the revenue will not flow to docker.
Okasaki really is brilliant
If scarcity is really the problem than I imagine it is a function of the number of surfers over the length of viable coastline. Is there anywhere in the world that has a higher density of surfers than Southern California?
All this and handling overflow still doesn't make the list. Had it been the case that easy considerations for overflow were baked into C back then, we probably wouldn't be dealing with hardware where handling overflow is even more difficult than it would have been on the PDP-11. (On the PDP-11, overflow would have trapped.) At the very least, it would be the norm for compilers to emulate it whether there was efficient machine-level support or not. However, that didn't happen, and because of that, even Rust finds it acceptable to punt on overflow for performance reasons.
It doesn't cost money to use the docker format. Why would they get a high valuation from no revenue?
Related: "Connective recovery in social networks after the death of a friend" - https://research.fb.com/publications/connective-recovery-in-...
Personally I've found myself fairly happy using the combo of mutt and mbsync (with gmail). It does unfortunately require downloading all your mail (Which is a bit messy in the beginning since Google sets a limit for how much you can download per month IIRC), but mbsync has been by far the best mail downloader/syncer I've found. I set it up probably well over a year ago now and haven't had to touch my setup or configuration at all, and it has worked perfectly the entire time.

It is definitely true that mutt takes a bit of work to tame, but most of my .muttrc is just stuff I copied after googling so it really isn't too crazy. There's tons of basic 'Gmail' .muttrc's out there that you can just modify to use the maildir from mbsync rather then IMAP from gmail.
Debian (for servers)

• Good package management + vendor repos.

• Sane defaults

• config packages: https://debathena.mit.edu/config-package-dev/

• truly community run
I remember sitting in the front row at ngEurope (Angular conf) back in 2014, when Misko announced that Angular 2 would be a (breaking) API rewrite vs Angular 1. At that time, Angular was perhaps at its global maximum of community mind share—bigger than React!—and its popularity began to sink afterwards in large part due to that PR snafu.

I wonder if this is React's "Angular 2." What's worse, the misstep this time is due to ham-fisted corporate mal-
stewardship, not just miscommunicated technical good intentions. Vue is similarly positioned to be the "next thing" in the way React was three years ago. My how this space churns.
Because it's operated on the whims of a 3rd party whose primary concern is ad revenue. It's disappointing that historically important videos are being deleted but unless they introduce a new program for long term archival YT isn't really the place to store them.
Not really a "Daily Stormer"-type, but they have the cutest Hitler emoji! [88]

LOL indeed!

[88] https://dailystormer.lol/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Daily-St...
Lots of things become easy to replicate after they've been done once, despite being non-obvious before. The "no obvious inventions" part of patent law is supposed to prevent people from patenting things that are already broadly used (or small variations on things that are already broadly used). The cliched example being that you can't patent the wheel.

Edit: I see that Animats has covered this much better elsewhere in the thread.
I suspect the pamphlet would be a short read: "Stay off our breaks, kooks." And then like a picture of beach rats slashing your tires.

(Obviously I'm kidding, but HN doesn't do irony, so I'll make it explicit. Joking and I like my tires how they are.)
woutr_be and mc32 described it well. You will feel like an outsider, but people are not hostile towards white Westerners. It's very difficult to ever feel truly local though.

My personal experience is that Kaohsiung has more social life than Shenzhen, which is partly government policy (no Facebook in China, segregated churches for foreigners, difficult to get English-teaching visas so fewer foreigners around).

Learning Mandarin is super hard. I'm introverted and can't just pick it up through language exchange like the English teachers seem to do. I spend my days in front of a computer screen, not talking to people.

I wrote https://pingtype.github.io to help with my studies. If you have feedback about that program, please tell me! Also check the blog on there to read more about the ways I've tried and failed to learn.

Living at the same financial level is difficult in Taiwan. The government requires skilled foreigners (tech workers) to be paid 2x the minimum wage. English teachers get paid even more, with fewer hours. There are some digital nomads who work over the internet, but they come illegally on tourist visas (that's common, and the government doesn't really care in Taiwan).

My lifestyle is comparable to local people, though. The extra savings goes towards 1 or 2 intercontinental trips per year when I can visit family. I'm neither rich nor poor - I get paid double what local people do, but half the salary expected by NZ immigration for me to be considered "skilled". (I really hope they will adjust for purchasing power parity). My personal expenses are mostly food, rent, and electronics, and all of those are very cheap here (but delicious).

In short, if you're interested, come to visit! You won't regret it. Or if you're in Canada, I'm going to Vancouver from the 26th August - 2nd September and I can introduce you to some international groups there (CouchSurfing, First Baptist Internationals) where you can make some Taiwanese friends.
But what happens if YT doesn't want to host this content? Do they have a moral obligation simply because of their size?
I don't know how busy you are, but my way of dealing with "no time to prepare breakfast" is to prepare it the previous evening. Of course this only works if you have the time to cook sometime during the day, but if you are making dinner anyway, simply adding more of everything isn't too time-consuming.
What direction would that be?
Yeah, this is interesting. They mentioned some turnover at the fund, and this guy in particular only lasted for a couple years at Harvard.

I recall a few years ago how people talked about Harvard fund mgmt in reverent tones as if they somehow were simply smarter and better than everyone else. That caused some dissonance with me because a former boss's boss was someone who Harvard Endowment hired, and in my experience he was definitely not smarter and better trader than everyone else.

So I guess over time they find it as difficult to make returns as the rest of us do.
I should point out that Baidu is good for China IF you are searching the Chinese internet. Which means writing stuff in pinyin or Chinese characters. It is pretty cool how it deals with pinyin though.

Plus the other benefit of Baidu is that unlike Bing, where you would get a whole bunch of results, only to find that the page was blocked in China for one reason or another, Baidu allowed you to actually work without too much hassle inside that ridiculous censorship system.
Sounds like a lot of this is confusing containers with an API to control instances in general. Most of this is already achievable with the APIs offered by EC2, azure, VMware, openstack, etc.
Been to any point breaks in C.R. in the last 5-6 years? The locals have gone from "what's surfing?" to "go home gringo!" in about 20 years.

I've never had a problem in SoCal, but then I've only been to a few breaks.
I agree.

For an advanced surfer they're great as a 'reset', forcing you focus on fundamentals like weight distribution flow through manoeuvres.

The only problem is if you ride them for too long you start to lose your timing.

Love the shortboard but gotta reset sometimes.
It's an interesting position: the paper says they defend the right of their assembly, but even then, at the end says if they cross the line, they should be held legally accountable. What's interesting is that their stated goals are in fact against the law. The paper sort of does a dance about this issue. You're allowed to hate. You're not allowed to act upon that hate. Where does that leave us? In my thinking, they're the ones who have to change. How to bring that about? We watch the watchmen. By "we", I mean the world. It's not the same situation we are in now as back when this paper was written. Should we now then, knowing what are the fruits of their assembly when they did so before, tolerate even the scheming of their purposes? I like one thing that happened this last time: the pictures of them all over the social networks asking if their employers would tolerate them. I say, let them assemble. Take note of them, now that they are emboldened to show their faces. And if they take one step to fulfill their agenda, then unleash hell on them.
Investors seem to be really fond of patentable or protectable technology. Lets say a start up comes up with a really clever and novel way to accurately predict what kind of a cake a person likes best. If they built a platform in React and then Facebook stole the idea - they couldn't sue Facebook (or any Facebook subsidiaries) without immediately revoking the ability to use React.

This isn't only covering Facebook - this covers subsidiaries or subsidiaries etc..
Common Lisp does allow one to declare types in order to have the compiler optimize the code. SBCL[0] in particular is known to be pretty good at that. Macsyma also lives on in Common Lisp as Maxima[1].

[0]: http://sbcl.org/
[1]: http://maxima.sourceforge.net/
NASA's incredible plan to save humanity from Yellowstone supervolcano
I would use plasma spheres (e.g. [0], but there are lots of them out there). A single plasma sphere generates a visual display that changes much faster and is much less predictable moment-to-moment than a lava lamp -- so you wouldn't need nearly so many of them -- and uses much less power into the bargain.

[0] https://www.scientificsonline.com/product/nebula-plasma-ball
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"If you are OK with using MIT or BSD licensed software you should be OK with using Facebook's BSD + Patents software." (From GP)

I.e. patent grant nullifies, and you are left with a BSD only license.
Apple is about one of the very few companies that at least have a program to check and improve working condition of their manufacturers. If you don't want to be a hypocrite, you've got to stop buying most tech all together.
I don't bother getting flu vaccinations personally - if I get the flu I will deal with it, and feel like shit.

But that isn't the issue I have with anti-vaxxers:

They are against all vaccinations, even for things like fucking polio, smallpox, mumps, and they apply it to children, not themselves. They have the benefit of the vaccine, but decide their child is better off going the maverick route.

Polio is not the flu. You're not going to recover from polio with chicken soup and bed rest.

Do whatever the fuck your want to yourself, but refusing a child medically proven vaccines is child abuse, plain and simple.
Where does Google do business for instance?
If all situations are equal, why do they need the protection anyways? This is out of step with every other comparable library / framework / whatever.
"Does termination of the additional patent grant in the Facebook BSD+Patents license cause the copyright license to also terminate?"

"No."

Above from bottom of page to be clear to agree!
I have difficulty learning how to navigate a car's satellite radio touch screen. Things like understanding that Auto has AC on even though the AC light isn't on is hard to understand. Submenus and 6 pages of FM channels are also high in cognitive load. I'm 31, so frankly, no, age doesn't directly factor into it, but I've also been trying to teach students, coworkers, my parents, other adults, and grandparents how to use computer and their interfaces better for ~20 years.

There are a lot of tactile reasons that "stalks" work for lights and wipers, or that buttons press versus rotate. Or that things that do rotate click into place.
While it might be true that MYSQL being a bad roommate is the core problem, does that matter? As an admin you don't get to ignore the pager because the outage is Oracle's fault.
If you bought ZRX after reading this post, you would have 2x any money you had put in. Food for thought. Absolutely Ludicrous.
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Good to know, now I'm definitely skipping Costa Rica :)
i can't find the previous hn submission, but i think he wrote a post about how much it has changed since its inception.

early Rust was quite different - not as low-level, had a GC, green threads, other stuff. some info here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13533701
Yep.

It was an islamic[sic] attack but if the article wants to concentrate on their loss over politics that's their right. OP is twisting the article to their personal crusade.
I'm surprised about the relocation for 2 years. I would have expected one year for anything. Two years is an eternity in tech.

> These prorated periods are the same for Microsoft.

Ah. Understood.

> How else do you stop someone walking out on day 1 with 50k cash?

If that happens enough that you have to actually worry about it, you have much bigger problems.
Reading that link it says nothing about disabling Google analytics, which is what the parent post implies is at play here. It is not clear that is the case, but if it is, the disable button does nothing to help you.

Firefox's about:config does not seem to work on FF Focus either.
Depends if that stranger is a doctor.

Also, if it's your children not getting the vaccines, it's their health, not yours.

Chances are you did have vaccinations as a kid.
Ask HN: What should I do with my slack app, Pixibot?
I built a slack app called Pixibot about a year ago

Currently I have about 400 users, acquired mostly through one Show HN posting, PH, and some time on Slack's 'New and Noteworthy' section

The app costs me $60/month to maintain (Heroku hosting, mostly). I didn't charge any of the users when they signed up, so I have no revenue, currently.

I'm running out of money to keep this app alive. Any recommendations on what I should do with the app? Thanks!

Website: www.pixibot.co
Slack App Store: https://slack.com/apps/A0PH9KM9P-pixibot
The fact that we even have to have this discussion is a reason not to use it. I'd have to a hire a lawyer and disclose it to my investors to be cleared up. It would cost us money to validate because it does something different compared to any other similar project. My investors were very specific about software licenses - we aren't allowed to use GPLv4 or AGPL at all.
I used to use it on my cricket bats all the time, and nowadays on my Kendo Shinai.

I guess it is one of those oils like Coconut oil, where you can ingest it or use it for a myriad of lubricating and protective purposes.
Why are dogs turning blue in this Mumbai suburb?
The constitution serves as the U.S.'s first principles of a moral society. No matter how good the intentions, once we start to let other moral imperatives supersede the moral imperitives set forth in the constitution we fundementally change the fabric of the U.S. and frankly it puts the entire experiment in peril.