skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Only in the US. In the EU, in particular, APIs cannot be copyrighted[0].

Namely: "For the avoidance of doubt, it has to be made clear that only the expression of a computer program is protected and that ideas and principles which underlie any element of a program, including those which underlie its interfaces, are not protected by copyright under this Directive."

[0] http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/ALL/?uri=CELEX:320...
This isn't a science fiction-fantasy short story. Facebook can't control shit.

You will always have freedom of speech in your home, and you can always choose a free platform to share your thoughts on, even if you have to build it yourself from open source software.

What you actually are describing is government driven tyranny. UPS and FedEx and Facebook have no direct commercial interest in censoring you. The reason they take any interest in your parcels and posts is because our government and our legal system has required them to. They have been made liable if they ship your letter bombs or share your hate speech.

If you are afraid of a society where all corporations restrict your rights in concert, you are actually afraid of an overarching government without limits that's stripped you of your rights and uses corporations to extend it's reach. There is actually a name for this type of government, they call it Socialism.
Isn't greed self-centeredness?

> society at large is unquestionably a cesspit of low consciousness, and self-centered thinking

That's a heck of a personal projection :)

And pg disagrees with that last sentiment in the footnotes:

> Many think successful startup founders are driven by money. In fact the secret weapon of the most successful founders is that they aren't. If they were, they'd have taken one of the acquisition offers that every fast-growing startup gets on the way up. What drives the most successful founders is the same thing that drives most people who make things: the company is their project.
What is Hindley-Milner and why is it cool? (2008)
That's a fair point, but this more recent interview from 2013 shows Chomsky's real opinion of Chavez. He's defensive about the human rights abuses, and his overall tone is one of praise for the "liberator" of Latin America.

https://youtu.be/M6BiNppcnaI
Here is an example of that code implemented in Vue.

https://codepen.io/Kradek/pen/JyLPaL?editors=1010

I really haven't run into anything I could do in React that I couldn't do in Vue. What I mainly miss in Vue is react-native.
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Did not known about Kea, seems nice!
However, there are no unit tests??
> It forces you to write loops, conditionals, etc, outside of the markup you are currently writing/reading.

I don't get this complaint at all. Between map and ternary expressions, you can get both loops and conditionals in your markup, e.g.

<div>
{listOfThings.map(thing => thing.isX ?
<X thing={thing} />
<Y thing={thing} />
)}
</div>
Hmm. It looks like[1] I'm wrong about one more thing, that being where you can run OpenShift. The current installation docs describe a single all-in-one binary that you can use to run OpenShift origin on any current Linux kernel, or Mac:

[1]: https://docs.openshift.org/latest/getting_started/administra...

I don't know if you need to have Docker for Mac installed, but I would guess you don't (it would be crazy to try to interface with arbitrary versions of Docker, it probably runs its own docker inside of a virtualized layer.)

I'm going to have to look at this again in some more depth. Looks better than when I saw it last time! (That's to be expected, I guess, but again it is encouraging!)
The first amendment does not allow the government to censor a site, so your post makes zero sense.
Fair enough. I will say, from a strategic standpoint, my hunch is that presenting your case in a less hostile manner will bring you more success.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15052145 and marked it off-topic.
> Depending on the circumstances of a person’s death, those online reminders can be overwhelming. A mother who loses her daughter to domestic violence may feel sick when she looks online and sees photos of her daughter’s wedding day

> When people come to Facebook after suffering a loss, we want them to feel comfort, not pain,

Lying cunts.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/hollie-gazzar...

> The family of a young hairdresser murdered in a savage attack by her ex-boyfriend have repeatedly appealed to Facebook to remove photographs of the pair together.

> Nine images of Hollie Gazzard, 20, who was stabbed 14 times by Asher Maslin in February last year, are still visible online.

(They have, eventually, removed the images).
I've been through a similar experience and feel the same way (also around a year and a half for me). Recently I've concluded that the best thing I can do is form daily habits to help bring me closer to where I want to be. Whether that's keeping a strict sleep schedule, exercising more regularly, working on a specific hobby regularly, etc.

There really should be support groups for this sort of thing - message boards don't quite help it.
I don't think I buy your defence. Sure, you can make JSX look readable - if you decompose your markup into a thousand scattered functions. But this just swaps one problem for another: indirect code, verbosity, not being able to see the component markup at a glance.

I just feel JSX is too awkward and verbose to be pleasant working.
I prefer React. I do like a lot of the ideas in Vue.js, but when it comes down to it I prefer the lower abstraction level of React.

Where React wins for me:

- Higher order components
- Stateless functional components
- React 16, especially the scheduler

Also I really like building the virtual DOM directly (JSX) but that doesn't seem to be very popular reading the other comments.
Why does Apple bundle the Yahoo Stock App as a default feature?
The Yahoo Stock app surfaces mostly churn news generated for stock price manipulation. Why isn't there a cleaner alternative pinned by Apple?
That could be likely to happen if the lolicon art were remotely realistic. I talk to artists a lot and see a lot of different art float by in their media feeds, and the lolicon stuff is almost always extremely stylized ot the point that they're entirely fantasy creatures with only a passing resemblance to humans. At the same time there's still a visceral shock to seeing the occasional rare picture where the characters actually look like human children.
... which is exactly why something like Mastadon is important: the entire concept of a centralized global social network with one party in control of content moderation makes absolutely no sense; I don't see how this issue is "rhetorical". It happens to be that America is "puritan": that's not false and is a problem; and if it had been some other country with some other issue, then the comment would have been exactly as valid.
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We primarely discussed the user acquisition costs in this thread and I pointed out a huge conversion breaker in the acquisition funnel of mobile which just let the costs skyrocket. If users stick or not after being acquired is as important but another discussion (rentention & churn).
If I remember correctly, the US has a ban on "simulated child porn" largely to avoid prosecutors needing to disprove defendants' claims that their images are photomanipulations or realistic CGI rather than actual photographs of children. However, I think that ban is explicitly limited to photorealistic images (as the logic of the defense would suggest) and thus wouldn't cover cartoon-style drawings or CGI.
If you obtained a degree in Computer Science and specialized in Machine Learning are you suppose to be able to answer these questions? What job specialization is this aimed for? Almost strikes me more as a statistical based interview.
Let's say Google bowed to internal/external pressures and started "grooming" its communities by denying service to conservative news outlets and individuals its AI and human curators decided are not in alignment with Google's prevalent ideology. To me such a thing is just a few steps away from where we are at the moment. In fact in some cases it's already happening: demotion in search ranking, demonetization of YouTube videos, cooked autocomplete results, just to name a few examples. Twitter also engages in "grooming" all the time. Even unquestionably legitimate opinions (like those of e.g. Scott Adams) are shadowbanned and de-trended, where more radical ones from the left (calls for assasination of the president or calls for violence) are present in the trends.

If your retort is that these platforms are companies, then you have to apply the same reasoning to Comcast, Verizon, and many others that control the last mile. If CEOs of those companies also decide to engage in "community grooming", life could get very interesting.
Well, Godwin is Godwin.

I think a better example would be Marx's Das Kapital. I probably wouldn't waste any time talking to someone about 20th century political & economic history/theory who dismisses it out of hand.

And I can tell you the vast majority of Americans will dismiss it. The standard response to "I've read it" is: "What, you're a commie?"
Mesh networks.
> So, if they are successful and call themselves communist they are not really communist.

China is still very much communist in every way but economically. I don't mind calling them communist, it's just that if we're talking about an economic system and I'm looking for success story of socialism, you can't bring up China. Ever since China abandoned planned economy and employed capitalism, its economy has grown by leaps and bounds.

> I suppose you agree that there are not pure capitalist states. What we see in the world is normally called "mixed economy".

Whatever you want to call it, does "more socialism" or "more capitalism" correlate strongly with wealth? What about individual freedom?
It's a great example of how public regulation is an insidious form of censorship. Public regulation is used to force major firms to toe the line of the political party in power, if it's Steve Bannon's crew you ain't going to like the result.

We don't need public regulation of social media or app stores because we all have the opportunity to get our information and apps from other sources.
The article does not mention the constant noise in a plane. For me that is also very invasive and feels very unhealthy. I always feel exhausted after a while.
Yeah its a three part series. Internet and computers are next.
One advantage I dream of with Lamdu is snapshotting application state and having values annotated in the boxes next to their definition. You could edit the code in the snapshot and see how it propagates through pure parts of the program. It if works, you'd apply the change to the running system.

How do you do this with a text driven program? Typically, there are so many files and unspecified build systems, so you can't view your program as a proper tree as in Lamdu. You can't even treat compilation as a pure function. You can't take a snapshot of an arbitrary program because effects are not isolated. You might not even be able to set breakpoints without breaking the program. If it's machine code you might not even have debug symbols. It's such a mess, and it's different on every platform.

So you claim there is no benefit to be had. I claim the existing solutions are already failing. If one solution gets enough of these things right, there is no reason why it wouldn't succeed just because text-driven. (But it is also possible to do it correctly with text)

If the program code is always to be consistent, it cannot be text, because text allows you to input invalid programs. So how is text not a leaky abstraction?
This might not be a normal burnout story, so sorry ahead of time. I'm not mentioning any names of individuals or companies, so please don't ask. They are all well-known, though.
I partnered with a proven businessman for a project that took more than 5 years and about 8 hours per day, every day (I was already working 8 hours per day at my daily job). The deal was 50/50. We had great early reviews from media but only a handful of sales, like 5.
He kept adding features because he said that's why we didn't have sales. The new features did not bring us sales. In the end it was my fault.
He was known for being ruthless and litigious. When his attorneys came calling for full source code I caved and gave it all away and walked away from the partnership. It ruined a friendship or two, was tough on my marriage, and for a time I was suicidal.
He never made any money on the product itself and ended up losing the code. I did not keep a copy. He sold a few of the patents here and there and they're in use by companies that if I mentioned the names your eyes would get big. They have incorporated some of the technology into products, but not all of it. I have no idea what he made on those deals.
It absolutely killed my creativity. That's been 15 years ago and I still can't get motivated on any side project at all.
I still am not completely whole.
Did you miss "using old fashioned peer pressure and shaming"?

The SoS telling foreigners how she will attack the free speech of the citizens she is supposed to representing.
> ‘It must’ve been really easy for you to get your job because you’re an Asian woman and people assume you’re good at math,’

He didn't say "you are good at math, and so it's easy for you to get a job".

He said "people assume you're good at math, and so it's easy for you to get a job." -- meaning she just got the job because she's asian, not because she has skills.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learned_helplessness

Lost major supplier responsible for about 1/2 our gross profit at about the same time our broad market entered recession, two key employees were mired in divorce proceedings, and another key employee left to fight CNS lymphoma. Three years and about three soul crushing false recoveries later we emerged with a lot of work ahead to rebuild and reduce debt.

The advice... expect nothing. Don't let the highs carry you or the lows crush you. Recognize circumstances outside your control and shut the door on them when it comes to your opinion of yourself. Earthquakes rock the brilliant and dullards al the same and sometimes having survived the experience is accomplishment enough.
I've been in this gig for years upon years and I still don't see what's terrible about two way binding.

Can someone actually justify it without handwaving statements like "you'll notice at scale", or red herrings like "Angular is slow"?
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I think it's going to get there. The sheer number of JavaScript developers means there's always someone out there who wants to try something new, and haven't invested in learning React yet. Doesn't hurt that contributing a meaningful library for a framework comes w/ a healthy dose of internet points.

React was in the same spot a few years ago. It went from a dark horse to the default over the past two years.
I am bit older than average and completely disconnected with my phone. Did you know that if you don't unlock iPhone for 24 hours you have to enter code to unlock? Did you know that iPhone battery can last for a week if you don't use it?

I am happy not to have phone addiction.
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> There are people that make Linux Tutorial Videos that have were Demonetized

source on this? I'd like to read more
The native Stock app is made by Apple; it just uses Yahoo data.
I'm not a fan either, but I think the point is more that other cultures, and even earlier US generations, didn't see it as creepy.

But some of those generations would be creeped out by women wearing pants and short skirts, men wearing jeans everywhere, and people talking openly about sex and menstruation.
This is ignoring our finite attention and decision reservoir and something Cal Newport refers to as attention residue -- the time it takes to transition wholly to another task. It can be jarring to realize how fully these devices and distractions integrate into one's existence.
How is their comment openly racist?
Your wages wouldn't have been garnished for life. You could just declare bankruptcy and it would be erased.

As well, being sued for work that you do as an employee can't get you sued, at least in North America. That's like a restaurant owner charging a waiter for dropping plates, that's illegal.
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To the beginners - Watch this video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl8OlkkwRpc

Highly recommended. It's healthy to take a step back from all the 'money talk' and hear about why blockchain was invented. This is good for Mass adoption. Blockchain is good, the money run on Bitcoin adds it's piece to the pie.
And you think that's easier to read and write compared to any templating language of the last 15 years?

Btw you missed :
IMHO HN is getting saturated with these articles. It's all good, I know that's it's a popular subject. So, just and observation.
I've always found it interesting that "creative activity" as relates to age is apparently quite different depending on the discipline. It's well-known that mathematicians (usually) get their most life-altering ideas quite early in life, while artists often create their most unique impacts much later in life.
Can't say I could answer all these questions, but I think they're really great and motivate me to spend more time studying statistics. With the rise in data science and machine learning I've noticed a lot of resources devoted to teaching people how to create and train models for a given problem, but less resources on how to interpret those models and on statistical inference in general.
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Data science now has its own tree-sorting questions.
Shameless plug, but since the submission is popular, some could find this helpful:
https://shapescience.xyz/blog/interview-questions-for-data-s...
I think extreme apathy to the point of "throwing your life away" is extremely common and should be warned against. Whether its quitting your job, leaving a relationship, moving, large decisions are often not best made in emotional states or under extreme duress - though they are completely understandable.

From personal experience the only advice I would beg people in similar situations to take is to reach out for help on all fronts. Professional, family, work, friends, etc. can all offer advice at times like these. I say this hypocritically because I myself did not choose help throughout my life when I was in similar situations. Getting help is really hard sometimes. But if you are not trying to get help you are not actively accepting all your options.

And I want to say I'm not trying to take away from your story at all. I've just seen many who have thrown it away where it didn't "all turn out ok".
What makes Marko better then all others in your opinion? Apart from speed which is the only thing I could gather on the Google.

And why are there no interest? Because it is from Ebay? I mean look at the reply and no one even want to touch on it.
How Much Does a President's First Lady Earn in the United States? – Metro News
Maybe the advertisement-funded content needs to be pulled into question then
...which isn't a good thing in my opinion.
That doesn't confirm use of native widgets. It confirms use of native styles.
It appears that the current generation of "hackers" seems very keen to work for a big name company-- Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, Facebook. As someone who has worked for many startups and several of the above named companies, please let me give you a bit of advice:

- A big company on your resume has no outside value to your prospects.

Seriously. There's not "hey well he worked for amazon so we know he's good" free pass in the future for having Amazon on your resume.

There might be a "well, she wasted 3 years at amazon and we all know that's a hellhole so we can get away with abusing her" signal though. (Amazon is a hellhole, I spent 2 years there, in retrospect I would have been better off walking the day it became clear they were using cult methodology.[1])

It took me many years to find my calling. Once I did then my career direction was set. I'll only be working for companies in this industry going forward, because it really is my calling.

Take a job that maximizes your creativity and ability to contribute.

Don't chase big money or big names. The two almost never go together, anyway.

[1] Magical Phrases are a key indicator of cult methodology. Also known as "thought terminating cliches" they are multi-purpose sayings that are used to invoke company ideology and shut down dissent. At amazon there are things like "It's day one!" and the like. Every time I've seen these cult signals at a company it turned out to be a toxic work environment.

A good question to ask in interviews is if they company has any slogans all the employees know.
> I just spend more time reading the newspaper

There so many great things you can do when being offline. But it's definitely not reading a physical newspaper in 2017. This doesn't make sense (for me at least) and this is not about liking or hating technology. It's like using a phone booth for making phone calls. A newspaper is just an inferior medium for that use case.

The actual message of your post is good though.

Edit: Why the downvotes?
The 1ML papers discuss this, ML implementations in reality are already incomplete with regard to Hindley-Milner, a quote:

"We show how Damas/Milner-style type inference can be integrated into such a language; it is incomplete, but only in ways that are already present in existing ML implementations."
There is some bias in that reporting. The US rate of autopsy 8.5 percent the Japan rate is 11.2%. So, if your comparing the US with Japan it's the US that's more likely to miss something based on national rates. As to the second, US rape victims are often told not to report and prison rapes are frequently just ignored.

From a sociology standpoint you need to be careful when doing cross country comparisons. But, reported statistics are not simply accepted at face value.
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> the problem is me

Is it a problem? You don't have to pathologize it.
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I'm still to be totally convinced by single page components, the idea of mixing languages within a file just doesn't feel right.

I think I'd prefer to have a component directory with HTML, JS/TS and CSS/SCSS files in.
IANAL, but the problem with MIT is that it doesn't give you anything in relation to patents. I.e. it doesn't even mention them. In this respect, it's no better than React's BSD without patents. I.e. MIT and BSD are quite similar.
Why not just use a functional index? I'd expect it to have much better performance.
This looks pretty nice on a brief skim. Would love if it was packaged as an ebook rather than a bunch of medium posts.
You're reading way too much into an innocuous description that appropriately describes burnout for quite a few people. Your characterization of burnout says more about you than it does about the condition. It sounds like you might have a bully in your life - good luck with that.
He definitely wasn't saying average, though I would be sure that those have gotten better as well, but simply due to better training practices.