skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>coercive force that encourages people to marry and stay married

Not necessarily 'stay married' because for many people there's a financial incentive to get divorced. And you can't get divorced if you don't get married in the first place.
It's just a t-shirt.
It's been over a decade since I had so much as a semi-private office (shared with just one quiet teammate) so I have to say the death of the open office is exaggerated. And all of their workarounds assume a laptop could ever substitute for a desktop with an ergonomic keyboard and a large screen.

It's amazing that the escalating competition in pay and perks never seem to include space to get into the zone.
>As someone who comes from a country that has actually been ravaged by socialism, there's a world of a difference between the two.

Those countries have been ravaged by being run by totalitarian parties that followed a specific Stalinist model

Not by anything specific in socialism itself. Social democracy is still a form of socialism, and until around the first world war there were one and the same (including being championed by the same people).
I think the thing that really intimidates me is not seeing other people asking beginner level questions. If I see a channel for newbie questions or I see that people are asking newbie questions I feel welcome. If I can't easily see something like that I feel like I'm intruding in a chat for "real" contributors.
lol, nailed it
That, I have edited as shown (except the snippet outputs). That was an example of using Org Babel. Note that the #+RESULT blocks in that file are all auto-generated; none hand-written.

That post does not have any #+INCLUDE because all the code snippets are trivial. I would use #+INCLUDE in posts where I have a code file, and I want to talk about only few lines from that.

I have different examples of #+INCLUDE in my examples file[1] for my Org to Markdown for Hugo exporter -- ox-hugo[2]. There I use the inbuilt INCLUDE feature where I choose to include only the specified Org sub-tree (using the sub-tree CUSTOM_ID). The above referenced post on Nim/Python is converted to Markdown for Hugo using the same exporter.

[1]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo/master...
[2]: https://github.com/kaushalmodi/ox-hugo
Wow brah Everything you said here I agree with. To the point where I feel I could have written the same thing word for word.

I'm also in kind of the same situation as you, the difference being I'm trying to build some software to provide myself income and work for myself and own my time.

Do you worry about money? I have a bunch saved, but if I'm not making money I start to feel sick big physically and mentally real fast.
I really like the approach they are taking to make sex toys and the advertising surrounding them less pornographic. Buying sex toys can feel kind of dirty and sleazy a lot of the time, and not very women friendly. You have toys made for women anatomy, yet the packaging and advertising is obviously made for men. It's definitely gotten better recently and I'm glad to see the trend continue.

> was told by a potential investor that she'd be a good C.E.O because "you're not Kim Kardashian-attractive, but you're girl-next-girl attractive," she recalled. Another asked if she was going to demonstrate her products for him.

Sigh... There has been more talk recently of publicly outing investors/anyone that makes these kinds of comments. I support it fully.
Yeah -- seems like it'd be a bit tricky to set up, but would be super interesting to see the results.

edit: Tried something out: https://github.com/AlecBenzer/terminal-latency Had 92% accuracy differentiating 10ms from 100ms out of 28 tries
Added a readme section on Rx: https://github.com/Mitranim/posterus/blob/17c89694ecdce4633f...
How is that a good argument? The swastika is just a symbol.
what region are you in?
Yes exactly -- and the blend of native and non native can be taken to other approaches, but many just look at things like nodejs and think solely JavaScript, even though there is an extensive c++ interaction layer through the napi that can be used to expose whatever you'd like
It's safe to assume that these assumptions have been accounted for by the scientists developing and performing isotopic dating.
This is what I do too, and it seems perfect to me for adding set-and-forget dependency awareness to an ordinary Makefile. The first build with a new .c file will work. Its .d file won't exist, but the -include directive silently ignores this because of the - prefix, and it will be built anyway, because its corresponding .o doesn't exist either. Subsequent builds will use the dependency information in the .d.

Also consider adding -MP to CFLAGS to prevent errors if you delete a .h file.
Important to remember that, despite jokes like these, Oscar Wilde remained a committed (if ideosyncratic) libertarian socialist.
Added more examples and motivations for cancelation: https://github.com/Mitranim/posterus/blob/17c89694ecdce4633f...
It also fits some of the more vague definitions of hate speech.
Out of the languages you mention, I'd still pick JavaScript + typescript
Concepts lacking in computer science academia
I'm being nitpicky but "geography" means "description of Earth" so if we aren't talking about Earth it's not geography anymore :-). The word might be topography?
When I moved to France from Italy I didn't speak a single word of French. I spent 5 months on Duolingo (en->fr), hung out with French colleagues, read books and watch cartoons for kids (Asterix and Tin Tin are my favorite).

After 8 months I was able to speak fluently French.
A strong advantage was that I already spoke a romance language.
Formcarry – no JavaScript no PHP just point your form and chill
Do you belong to any organization which chooses its leaders democratically?

Yes. I belong to a university, the academic governance of which rests in the Senate. True, it's not a completely elected body -- almost 1/4 of its members are administrators holding ex officio seats -- but over 3/4 of the Senate is elected by Faculty, Students, and Convocation.
Who cares what anyone else does with their UBI? If you want to work and make bank on top of your UBI, great, that's your business. If your neighbor wants to do nothing and just live on his UBI, great, that's his business.

UBI: you get yours, your neighbors get theirs, and everyone gets to mind their own business.
If your clients are in Europe then being 5 hours ahead is actually better than being in the same timezone (especially if you're nocturnal and only wake up at 11am ;)
Microsoft uses React on office/outlook.com and they're much bigger than you
I choose to read it as "the future is more female than the past, which was predominantly male".

If you choose to read it as "the future is only female" you can do that, but I'm fairly certain that's not how it's meant to be read.

To me inserting the "only" into the phrase is a lot like reading "black lives matter" as "only black lives matter". Sure the original slogan's phrasing is ambiguous, but it's a slogan and slogans are by necessity simplified.
Poi is a good webpack wrapper for vue. Is a webpack with zero config
No. The only organization I belong to is my employer.
Hm, when did you last try atom? I just tried picking it up coming from vim in a terminal and haven't really noticed speed as a major difference. Speed where, in how quickly characters show up? Or in doing other things like navigating around?
I was skeptical about UBI until listening to michael munger's interview about it on econtalk

http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2017/01/michael_munger_3.ht...

I think one of the biggest flaws of capitalism is the assumption that those are the bottom of the pile are rational economic actors, when in fact they often have factors like substance abuse problems, low iq, disability, miserable abusive upbringings, etc which prevent them from making smart decisions or functioning at the level required to get ahead in a competitive capitalist system. We can afford to, and are morally obligated to look after them. A starter UBI is a great way to do that. It also opens the door for employers to pay these people low wages, which can help them get a leg up in the job market, without risking losing benefits. Eg. a really low intelligence person sweeping floors for $2.50 an hour is moral when they get a reasonable UBI & if taxation of corporations and wealthy individuals means they get healthcare and education for their kids etc.

So overall, socialism for the people at the bottom of society, and capitalism for the people with a high enough level of function to be able to thrive under that system.
Startups should not use React
Unfortunately "I don't think it's going to affect you" is not a strong legal argument and it's hard to dismiss legal risks that so many other companies are taking seriously. I do like React, but the legal uncertainty is a significant downside.
His actions speak against your words.

Whatever you think of him, the bottom line is that he created a whole language + library + IDE plug-ins from scratch over a few years with a small team.

Ceylon will probably not go anywhere now that Kotlin has taken over, but that doesn't take away anything from the talent and dedication that King has brought to his language.
"Friend, your implication here was that he wasn't from Virginia and located nowhere close to there."

We're not even close to friends so don't be patronizing. You said the two founders lived in Virginia and I correctly stated that there are 3 founders and only one lives there. Sam having lived there before in no way affects our project. You're being ridiculous. You're original comment even admitted that you may be being ridiculous but still you persist.

I didn't say you shouldn't bother trying; I've said multiple times that _anybody_ working in this space is a gain. If you are really going to work on a totally open and free market that's wonderful. I don't care if OB loses I only care that some free marketplace wins. And I believe it will.

Your awful attitude and assumptions of ill will won't serve you well though.
Wut? MailDrop is what you're talking about and it's optional on top of only kicking in with attachments over 25mb IIRC.

Maybe you prefer whalemail, yousendit, or one of the other sign-up-free and get-ads-forever services for large attachments, and that's fine, they're not going away.

Neither is DropBox, for the time being. I'm both worried and excited about DropBox's new offerings and I'm all for it as long as they don't become Evernote and start selling backpacks and rebranded Fujitsu scanners. :(
Antagonizing publicly. Not "being public about your identity."

I've often heard pg say it's not important to correct people when they're trying to misinterpret you. Maybe this is what he meant.
I know why: we're used to software having dependencies, and those dependencies having dependencies, and using a dependency downloader (think Maven) which needs to be configured, or misses the right version of some dependency... in short, layers upon layers upon layers. The beauty of this kind of code is that it's really pure. That, in itself, is an achievement; let alone the size, obfuscation or shape.
How the CIA Overthrew Iran's PM
>I wouldn't be surprised if that has been said 100 years ago before.

Well, a turkey predicting death would get shunned by other turkeys every time the farmer just comes and feeds them. And then Thankgiving comes and it turns out that turkey was right.

Failure of something to happen in the past is not really a good way to predict whether it happen in the future. The similarities between periods don't tell us anything at all without considering the differences.

Back then there was still factory jobs (the second wave of industrialization) and tons of services jobs (which made most of the population into office and service workers). Both of those are things that are now being automated away. So where exactly do you see those jobs being created?
I'm going to venture a guess that you spend a lot of time on r/incels. I'm going to further guess that you're using a throwaway because somewhere in your mind, you realize that what you're saying is cranky, entitled, and doesn't hold water.

I won't reply after this. Sorry you feel cheated by the world.
>The hope is, we will reinvent new jobs, like we always did.

Always being "a couple of times during stages of the industrial revolution" -- back when we had crude automation and no AI.

Hardly a long range of samples to make any safe deductions from.
Seeking feedback on my site dedicated to military members entering workforce
Any story that puts Google in bad light is heavily censored on HN.
It depends on the place.

Where I live the Little League is like the farm team for the local democratic machinery.
I started a website dedicated to helping service-members that are exiting the military learn how to interview, write resumes, and dominate in the career hunt. I provide my spin on the job hunt by telling my story through the process. It's real life stories about my failure and successes outside of the military. This method of educating the Troops is better than giving the blanket answers for finding a job during the existing programs provided by the military.

It's geared for military folks, but the lessons can be applied to anyone's situation if they want to find a great new job.

It's still a new site, and any feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Also, I am new to HN and don't want to ruffle feathers if this post isn't allowed.
And my linter, or flow, typescript will pick that up in the same way the compiler will. Just because tooling these days catches these things in 'type safe' languages doesn't mean it's not a pointer to a chunk of memory that's defined at runtime beneath it all.
Are you concerned about this because of your own issues with dating?
Yes but the ability to have this add on is a deep feature of Postgresql missing from other RDBMS
If the tax penalty is smaller than the savings from sharing a household, it's still an advantage to be married vs single and living alone.
For what it's worth, PyCharm (and I assume the other IntelliJ IDE's) has added zero-latency typing [0 (that blog post mentions rolling out the feature in an Early Access build, but given semantic highlighting is in normal Pycharm now, I would imagine zero-latency input is as well).

0: https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2016/12/pycharm-2017-1-ea...
Just a hypothesis, but we believe in magical entities for the same reason we suck at statistics: We have evolved to be wired that way. We were made to do some quick estimates that make us bad at statistics generally, and were were made to tolerate otherwise intolerable conditions by believing in an afterlife and protective spirits. Overcoming evolutionary predispositions, especially when they make it hard to see the world objectively, is generally considered a good thing.
Hindley-Milner is cool, but if you're planning on implementing a language with type inference, I strongly suggest you take inspiration from bidirectional type inference, notably Pierce-Turner[1] and subsequently Dunfield-Krishnaswami[2]. These algorithms are capable of inferring much more complex types and generally produce better error messages. Typically, there are very few programs which can't be typed when you combine Dunfield-Krishnaswami type inference and have the user place annotations on major function definitions.

[1] http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/papers/lti-toplas.pdf

[2] https://arxiv.org/pdf/1306.6032.pdf
It's funny how you classify "space to get into the zone" as an employee benefit, while all that does is increase your productivity. But I guess that could mean going home earlier...
Understanding write-through, write-around and write-back caching
Containerized apps are a step in the right direction. I like the concept that Mac/iOS uses for app installation. Although I've seen users lose an app they've just run way too often
Seems like one would have 2x as many bugs with the same experience having to write the app twice in swift and then again in Java/kotlin
Very simple: As a first approximation, we are concerned about women being marginalized from positions of power, not about them being underrepresented in any particular profession. Tech (and politics, law, finance, entertainment, journalism, medicine and upper management) is a position of power; bricklaying, nursing and k-12 education aren't (it's not necessarily an intrinsic property of the professions, but rather an empirical observation). Sexism (and racism) is an unequal distribution of power; feminism is simply the attempt to rectify that. That's the whole story in a nutshell.

However, you will find concern over the lack of women in construction, as well as the lack of male nurses. This is due to less direct effects on power distribution. E.g., some of the power that a profession endows on its practitioners is related to its perceived prestige, and it's known that an over representation of women in a profession lowers its prestige -- another sexist effect -- and therefore its power. When it comes to construction work and other "low power" blue-collar professions, I believe that the desire to increase women participation is mainly due to a general desire to reduce (though not necessarily eliminate) the gender association of professions in general.
Not sure for Thailand but I've heard the same for Japan.

The counterfactual would be that if this were possible, every foreigner in Thailand would be made an employee of a company in Ireland or something to avoid dealing with visa issues (or tax issues )
Paul Miller Loved Teaching Math So Much That He Did It for Nearly 80 Years
I realize that smartphones are computers, but you might find the SSH client "Prompt 2" by Panic on iOS useful for the devops part. Avoids the need to whip out the laptop to SSH in somewhere.
How open is Dropbox to remote work? A lot of places of work "allow" or "tolerate it," but it feels hard to use this working mode for a consistent period. Working from home often has the same stigma as unlimited vacation days--you can do it, but it's often frowned upon...
Why Therapy is part of my Healthy Lifestyle
Couldn't have come sooner.
Ok, then who has the money now?
So which is it: "not complex" or "hard to build full apps"?
Like which one?
Is my "I (heart) NY" shirt xenophobic as well?
You called our project the "scariest" you've ever seen. How am I the one being antagonistic? I've done nothing but try to assuage your concerns and wish you luck in your own venture. If you're not going to be cooperative and only make assertions of malcontent your venture will not go very far in this community.
A former boss once told me that he expected to realistically get about 3 hours of "real, productive" work from a person in a given day. The rest would be task switching, administration, and other overhead (including water cooler type socializing).

So that's about 15 hours a week, in a 5-day workweek. Problem is that a lot of that that overhead sort of has to happen to make the three hours possible.
>Ru-Center, a private Moscow-based domain registrar, told RFE/RL on August 17 that the company received an official letter from Roskomnadzor requesting that the company look into possibly suspending the domain Dailystormer.ru.

...

>Ru-Center spokesman Yegor Timofeyev told RFE/RL in an e-mail that Roskomnadzor's letter asked the company "to look into [the] possibility of register suspension due to extremist content of this domain."

>"So we decided to suspend [the] domain Dailystormer.ru," he said.

https://www.rferl.org/a/u-s-neo-nazi-website-russian-domain-...
You're looking at a file browser from BeOS.

The file-system in BeOS can operate as a database, so files can have attributes and metadata baked alongside them natively.

The mail-client operated as a daemon running in the background periodically fetching and writing entries to an OS folder that was a searchable database with to, from, subject, body, and time stamp as "fields" abstracted "magically" to the window view.
I have neither the time nor inclination to go through feminist theory "papers" or the related "scholarly papers" about how the tech world is obviously sexist/misogynistic/racist/bigoted/etc.

You said that Damore's view was held as wrong as by the "majority view".

Where is the "majority view" point by point rebuttal of Damore's memo?

Give me that and I will listen.
This is why I appreciate the $15 an hour minimum wage movement. Paying people more is better then taxing the rich more. The super-rich own congress but at the city and State level there is depending upon the state some room to grow wages. Higher wages equals fewer people on public subsidies which is good for cities and states.
There's a fairly great Reddit post that I won't attempt so summarize here, but it walks through the party votes on major issues and highlights what I would consider a broader degree of difference.

https://np.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/6pc5qu/democrats...

Separately, something that really concerns me is gerrymandering - which has pushed for more extreme views on both sides as there are far fewer "mixed" districts.
A large screen typically isn't a problem.

The office I work in has a number of the options mentioned - privacy pods, and a mixture of zoning and some dedicated desks. All the work spaces have nice monitors but you'll need to bring your own ergonomic keyboard and mouse.
How Charlottesville Looks from Berlin
Well glad you could read between the lines for me. Because I sure don't get the impression this is meant to be 'let us work together for a better future were everyone is maximizing their potential as human beings' kinda slogan ...
I guess we have completely different approaches to software development.

I really hate reinventing the wheel, especially when good quality production tested solutions are out there. React libraries, quality wise, I've found hit or miss.

I find Vuex a very nice global store and the tooling (chrome plugin etc..) is top-notch.
> No designated desks

I hate hot desking. I know it's very subjective but when I come into an office for eight hours a day, five days a week, I like to personalise my workspace. I don't drive, I take public transport and walk, and hate carting my laptop and charger around with me. I want my own space, with meeting rooms and collaboration spaces for when I need those things.

I may be alone in saying so, but I'd happily take a modest drop in pay for a private office.
We live in an age of identity politics. It will be interesting to see the society that forms when the sexes and the races hate each other. I assume that science will thrive. Soon heterosexual men might choose to pay for a child via in vitro productions rather than couple with a female out of sheer distrust. We've already seen children from three parents. Perhaps we can use eggs from another species to make our new hate born children.

I literally pray for better.
The naming is brilliant!
It's an employee benefit because it makes work more enjoyable. Being stuck in a problem that you can normally tackle with relative ease when "in the zone" is extremely frustrating.
I can give you an example: Hershey's chocolate.
For some reason people in US and Mexico seem to enjoy it.
Martin & Lewis’s popularity is hard to imagine today. I doubt any current artist even approaches what they had. His amazing longevity can be seen in how people were introduced to him. I was born in 70, and primarily remember him as the telethon guy, but for my parents he was a movie star, and older folks remember the act.
As someone who currently works in a company with an open office layout, I have to say it's alive and well.
Because type (prototype) and data (Json) are two different things, if you need it --
JSON.stringify(obj, (k, v) => v === undefined ? null : v);
In such case, this is what I feared; I don’t think it is possible to implement proper VoiceOver support with the current public API.

You should file bug reports with Apple to enable that.
And can you please clarify, are you concerned about us being a free market or about "spooks" knowing what bad people are up to?