skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree with your comment, but given the tone / details of the questions you answer to I would like to add "... Compared to their current situation".

Norway's low will to join the EU as full member is not because they don't like it or are moving away from it , but because they already have everything they want from it, and a few exceptions specifically "for them" in a custom made package they're fine paying the price of.

They pretty much have a "vanity membership, gold level"
Typing BASIC from magazines was one thing, I also remember the densely packed pages of hexadecimal that you had to type in for the machine code programs. (Each line checksummed to try to catch mistakes - I remember as a terribly naive 10 year old thinking I had invented a way of only having to type in the checksum to enter the program!)

I also enjoyed being reminded of the incredibly hyperbolic write-ups the magazines used to give the games (you can see the one for the article in the photo). You would read lurid tales of battles against space aliens, then you'd type it in and it would be guiding an ASCII character through a maze with the slow as molasses reponse time that was the hallmark of 8-bit BASIC.
App für Unternehmen
Welcoming Our “Robot Overlords”: Why AI Will Benefit (Not Destroy) Humanity
How to hire a professional hacker
We are part of a team consisting of highly efficient developers and hackers.
Upgrade University Grades
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Whatsapp, Line, Skype Hack
Delete unwanted online Pictures pand Videos on any website
Remove Criminal Records
Hack bank accounts
Apps hacking
MasterCard, Paypal, Bitcoin, WU, Money Gram with untraceable credit on it etc.
We also develop hacked facebook, twitter, instagram, yahoo, gmail passwords etc.
We do custom software and web development in php, java, asp.net
etc.
We have 100% records from our client as well as highest repeat hire rate.
our work speak for ourselves, we provide a perfect software solution to all clients.
We believe in mutual growing with client and hence we work as a technology partner and consultant for our clients.
Contact us @Lulzsekhackinc@outlook.com or ICQ: 703132619 or WhatsApp:+14696660879 or Skype: Lulzsekhackinc@outlook.com
A blockchain is run algorithmically and you can't change the rules as you will. There's no way to create a lot of bitcoin out of nothing (except a hard fork, which mean creating a new blockchain), that prevent inflation.
Well, yes? They could choose to put their foot down instead of bending over backwards in appeasement. They they would trade with everybody else in the world but China. They chose not to go that way, but unless trade with China is a critical, indispensable part of their survival, no, they were not forced.
100% remote development is the norm at my company -- not remote from home, although that's an option you can work out with your manager. You can mount your sandbox's filesystem via sshfs, and use whatever editor you like. If your laptop dies, you really haven't lost any work.
I don't see any reason why Go would encourage large files. A Go package consists of every Go source file in a directory. You can use as many or as few files as you want per package.
estimates are supposed to be just that. You then compare them with what actually happened, then you can work out if the estimates correlate well with work getting done. The whole point of that is you can then start making decisions about scope / timeframe. If it's not used to make decisions about scope and time frame, then don't do it.
VS Code should work fine with crouton. I've seen people running it on some older Chromebooks.

And if the container support lands soon, it might be possible to run developer tools like that without flipping the developer mode switch.
Same for me. I moved from being a heavy DE user to doing nearly everything in terminal windows over the years. I recently ditched NetworkManager for wpa_supplicant + systemd-networkd, and was surprised by how much faster the laptop now connects to the WiFi when wpa_supplicant is doing everything, rather than having to talk to at least two other processes (NetworkManager and its GUI applet) over DBus.
Surely you're not claiming that "forcing" a kid to clean their room implies a military operation!
A blockchain is like a big spreadsheet. It's not going to be anonymous if you start typing identifying information into it, but it certainly gives you the option of being anonymous if you care to do so.

In contrast, you cant make a bank transaction without linking your identity. This is what people are talking about when they say blockchains give anonymity.
clarifications

question based on premises:

- many people use Sublime for free

- many people don't pay bc the asking price is $80 and bc VS Code and <insertEditorHere> are free

- many people would pay if price was lower

what I'm curious to know:

- for people that do pay, are they paying for personal use or bc their company pays? --> this is what I'm really getting at, whether Sublime's revenue stream comes from corporate or fans of the project

what I'm not assuming

- that $80 is expensive is an absolute sense [as Toast_25 points out, bargin for product value * usage] but rather comparatively expensive (vs. other v good and completely free editors out there)

- that Sublime is making an incorrect business decision (I suspect they'd have more people paying if contributions via Paypal or Patreon were available but also suspect this would have minimal revenue impact, esp. if they maintained the current sales price)

- that Sublime owes a cheaper price to its user based (esp. given that it's providing an awesome product for, again, free)
I tried cloud 9 it's pretty cool, not sure if I can claim latency problem. Gotta learn it/figure it out but I prefer VS code/local setup.

They have preconfigured setups and you start/stop them pretty neat. Nice GUI too regarding the editor.
Methods to Crack Your Upper Back
Welcome to hell. j/j

If your read the manifesto (you know who else had a manifesto..;)
The tone of the manifesto is all about getting shit done and communicating often. I guess thats the point. A lot of developers look normal, but are pretty terrible at communicating with the business, especially the non tech savy that are at the other end of things.

Agile like what your talking about kind of does this. But as other have stated, someone went on a course and is adopting agile like a cult. When the premise is actually to be flexible and allow for change etc.

TL:DR Agile helps bad communicators communicate a little less badly. But people usually fall back to trend.
> When I buy a premium phone I want the phone to work for me and not the other way around.

You are in the wrong ecosystem then. On Android, you are a sharecropper on Google's farm.
That's what I'm asking though. Are "protocol tokens" the same as regular tokens, technically speaking?
For that you need to have more than half of the hash power of the blockchain, which means, for bitcoin at least, billions of hardware investment. A hacker can't have such power.
Agile is like democracy and capitalism. They all are really bad, they're just better than the alternatives.
Chinese here.

In China, lot's of people who originally supported 刘晓波[0] shuts up after Obama's winning.

So, yes, at least in China, Nobel Peace Prize is nothing now.

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liu_Xiaobo
Haha I did that before (data loss) sucks. Yeah the arm part sucked when I figured that out regarding not being able to install certain programs, specifically for me was VS Code.
What is it then? How does it differ from regular tokens, from a technical point of view?
Wouldn't encrypted files with a service like Dropbox help? Containers usually sync well (only syncs changed parts). Only downside is that you can't access files without decryption software.
For the pixelbook price I’d rather get one of these https://www.razerzone.com/gaming-systems/razer-blade-stealth or since I’m a Mac fanboy a 13” MacBook Pro, then at least I’d be sure the OS would be updated for the next 4 or 5 years or more.
ReactOS Repository migrated to GitHub (9 mln. lines, 20 years of development)
Upon reading the title I wondered "would anyone ever create a VPN client that doesn't use encryption?" and thought, with the "2k lines" as additional evidence, that it was the source code which was somehow encrypted/obfuscated to e.g. prevent censorship...

I was also expecting to see a single file at that line count, but then again I'm not really familiar with Go. Is this style of "many tiny files in multiple nested directories" common/expected for Go? I know it's rather common in many other languages, but also not what I expect when I see "Simple" or explicit mention of a low line count.
I'm sorry, but screw that approach. Your baseline assumption is that "both sides are the same". If — hypothetically, of course — one side was composed of misanthropic, weaponized liars and the other was at least attempting to act in good faith, then the good-faith side would eventually get bludgeoned out of existence by appeal-to-balance arguments like this one.
Show HN: Single-file components for React
Chrome OS gets roughly that amount of years of updates as well.
Only if you physically damage it, not if it gets stuck in a bootloop (or any other manufacturing- or software-related defect).
I am using Vue and React on a couple of projects and found it convenient to have Vue components contained in a single file.

As an experiment, I've created a Webpack loader to allow combining styling and React code in a single file.

This is not production-ready and could be redundant for inline-styled components (in its current state anyways).

Feedback is welcome.
UK government calls out Whatsapp for enabling criminals to communicate in secret
Obviously some people don't like the conclusion. If you are solidly in the gun-control-is-good camp, the weak evidence in this opinion piece isn't going to sway you.

The natural effect is to cause such humans to dig into their entrenched positions even further. That requires considering this article and author to be stupid or hostile and hence flag-worthy.
I use c9.io, and also a self-hosted version (https://github.com/c9/core) occasionally.

Using even the free c9 service, connecting to your own server via SSH, you can create a fantastic collaborative development environment.

Although I do most of my development locally, cloud IDEs are perfect for the remote pair-programming use-case - they're far better than screen-sharing.
Really? I think if I remember right I bought this ARM version of a chromebook ("octacore" processor) and I wasn't able to install it so I had to use alternatives like Geany.
Agile is nothing more than a methodology that can help a dedicated team to have a little more structure and transparency in the development process. Any team can easily do a weekly 30 minutes meeting to update on progress and issues. Also, a product owner can chop up epics into manageable user stories that can be done within 1 or 2 weeks (call that a sprint).
IMAO there is not much more to it.

The real problem is that whole subculture of 6 figure Agile managers, Scrum-masters etc.. that preach their little thing as if it were a religion that leads to maximum productivity and dollars. But in the end it is only about their dollars. Most of those people cannot code, cannot design, have no vision, no skills whatsoever to build a product as what the team is actually doing. They sell themselves way more important than they actually are. I don't need a DRY coach or manager who helps me avoiding to repeat certain parts of the code. It's a very simple concept, don't need any coach for that, same counts for Agile.

In the company where I currently work they have now fully adopted Agile. Result? We hired for over a million dollars a year on Agile managers, Scrum masters, coaches etc.. We do meetings all the time, very structured indeed! My productivity as a developer dropped over 50% (and not only mine). But I don't mention it to these awesome Agile managers, as soon as they know I'm not a proponent my days in the company are counted.
How This Danish IoT Company Is Improving Passenger Wait Times
>> I think there needs to be a discussion about their WTO "market economy" status (for different reasons though)

Go right ahead--if you have nothing better to do.... http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/money+talks
> Wouldn't it be more efficient in trying to stamp out the root causes of terrorism?

Is it means, to forbid mass media to speak about terrorism? The root cause of terrorism is his direct goals, the fear is the cause. Without information about terrorism the would be no fear, so terrorism would become pointless.
Just as a side-note about the Wayback Machine including video: I searched for a good copy of a certain music video a month ago; first tried YouTube, then Google Video, where I found this copy, to my surprise, on Archive.org:

Peter Schilling - "The Different Story (World Of Lust and Crime)" (1988)

https://archive.org/details/Peter_Schilling_Cretu_-_The_Diff...

Just found this too:

https://archive.org/details/musicvideobin

Another video better than any copy on YouTube:

https://archive.org/details/Ultravox_Vienna

About the archiving of TV news broadcasts:

> In 2013, the Archive received an additional donation of "approximately 40,000 well-organized tapes," from the estate of a Philadelphia woman

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Archive#TV_News_Searc...
If you are worried about that, just don't use Crouton. Completely remove all of the Chrome OS partitions and run linux natively.

I typically get several months of uptime. Suspend/resume has been flawless too. Pressing one button combo a couple times a year hasn't been a show shopper.
I didn't see a mention of block chain in any part of the article.
PlayStation 4 Digital Game Codes Instant Download
Wow, what a BS article with so many flawed logic, I don't even know where to begin.. So, the author says gun ban in Australia and Britain show no clear effect on mass shootings and murders, because they were not as widespread as in USA in first place. When was the last time you heard about mass shooting in Australia or Britain? Later she tries to prove that silencer doesn't "work", because AR15 with silencer is still loud. No shit Sherlock. But have you ever heard .22LR pistol (favorite assassin's gun) shot with a silencer on? Check it, and you'll find your "soft puick puick" just as in movies. Personally I don't care about gun laws in USA as I don't live there, but this kind of fact wrapping and flawed logic gets on my nerves.
your usb key might get stolen. Full disk encryption and regular backups probably buy better assurance.
Because your government banned those.
Not to be rude, but I fail to see what the use case is for this. You can already use CSS in React and a component is often CSS, JS and JSX. What's the win here?
Typing this from a first-gen Chromebook Pixel, which is my primary machine for hobby programming (I don't currently code professionally, and I have a beast of a Wintel desktop for gaming).

It's lightweight, build quality is good, screen is terrific. I got it for a great price, too. I think the original retail price of the version I bought was a bit high, but that new version you just linked looks like a good price/performance.

I really only want a shell plus a browser anyway. Though I've had X11/XFCE working in the past.

All in all I'm quite happy with it for this purpose. Though if price was no object, I'd probably reconsider.
> Norway's low will to join the EU as full member is not because they don't like it or are moving away from it , but because they already have everything they want from it

These aren't necessarily mutually exclusive. Public sentiment has historically leaned towards EU skepticism, something which hasn't been helped by witnessing the EU's broad managerial incompetence (and occasionally petty vindictiveness) on everything from Greece to Brexit.
The website every Influencer needs
We present to you the rough draft of our startup, MAVIO. A personal website every influencer can get to create a community & monetise their brand. The core of it is designed on growth, and to express your true character using MAVIO apps like Newsletter, Products, Blog Posts.

It’s still in a severe beta, but you can get your personal website now and use it instantly: https://mavio.co

We know your time is priceless, but if you have any spare minutes we’ll appreciate any feedback from you.
This is an open question, if you were to use blockchain to prove how much energy someone produced with their solar panel, doesn't this depend on a trusted configuration? Can't they feed in false data before the block chain part?
In this case, it'd probably be best to have another ifdef that makes

b = 42

If the two macros are expanded to the same value. The compiler should optimize it out, anyway, but I'm a pythonista and I believe explicit is better than implicit, so, if you can write the optimal code explicitly, you probably should (unless it becomes unreadable if you do).
Why stop at identifiers when you can have C++ #defines? http://lallouslab.net/tag/emoji/
The worst thing about agile is zero autonomy and zero ability to make decisions and be accountable/responsible for them. You never even get the feeling that you achieved or at least did something. And managers were not the biggest problem. Fellow developers with strong micromanaging tendencies were.
The announcement, including highlights:

https://ninenines.eu/articles/cowboy-2.0.0/

Full changes: https://ninenines.eu/docs/en/cowboy/2.0/guide/migrating_from...

By the power of grayskull I invoke dang to update the link.
Direct link to Cushman's comment:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2910381
Ah, yes. ARM might be a problem, as there might not be VS Code builds available. There are tons of x86 Chromebooks out there, though.
I use vs-code on arm crouton so it is doable.

I use the headmelted build. looke like it has an actual website now https://code.headmelted.com/
They're fine machines once you install real Linux on them. The hardware is excellent and they make great laptops for doing real work. Here are some notes about installing Xubuntu on the 2013 model. I hope some of this transfers to newer models: https://lee-phillips.org/pxsetup/
Would eternal life not be boring? And ever growing population also leads to issues, even when populating infinite space ...
Awesome idea and gorgeous design! Keep up the good work
Thanks mate! much appreciated
Yeah I was thinking about that. If you do the "encrypt home folder" and did everything from home folder is that safer?

I'm not sure if I should try to use something like veracrypt to encrypt the OS.

Isn't the flashdrive protected by the OS password if you try to mount it as a drive and read the contents? Or no?(answer to this is no) I think I had that experience when trying to mount an OS hard drive and read contents.

I suppose if my keys/usb drive were stolen that would be a pretty bad day.

Now I'm concerned. My plan with the regular Windows OS, always run browsers in incognito mode.

Don't store credentials on computer, possibly pull code to work on it, push then delete but that might be nuts. Looks like full encryption may not be necessary but read about swap being potentially unsecure. Aye... I don't know.

Well since this computer is garbage I'll try the encrypted home folder method. Not sure about the swap aspect. And I don't think I'll be running any webserver stacks on this because of RAM so can try to just operate from my home directory.
> I know not really able to do much on a 11.6"

Sir, have you heard the gospel of the Tiling Window Manager?

Really though, they are fantastic. You get ten times as much screen real estate at the tips of your fingers. My laptop has a 10" screen, it is fine. And let us not forget that Steve Jobs selected a 9" monitor for the Macintosh. How much more do you need :-)

So far the only software I miss is Darktable. They use a bunch of x86 assembly with no support for Arm.
Yeah, I found it a strange assertion to make, so was wondering if it held any water. Sometimes different languages have different ways of working, which seem odd to novices entering the space from a different background, so I didn't want to assume that they were wrong.

Looks like it may be a case of coming across some less well written projects and making assumptions about the entire language, which is nice as Go seems fun :)
Several months of uptime with native linux, or with Crouton?

My crouton-using Pixel shuts itself down if I don't use it for 24h, even without low battery. So I press that button combo about once a week. It's definitely a mild pain in the butt, losing all the state in my dozen terminals.
> High praise for autocrats? Criticizing the leaders liberal west as intrinsically defective? Observations on “renting” women to f*? It’s all much too boorish, and _it gets in the way_ of some really solid ideas.

I notice that you disagree with his conclusions, not with his logic or arguments that he uses to come to those conclusions.

If you think that his conclusions are incorrect (which, btw, is mostly my viewpoint as well), can you point in the direct location in his logic where he makes a mistake? Or an axiomatic assumption that he uses that you don't agree with?
Oh I was not aware of that cool!
Yeah I got unlucky I didn't even notice/think about it at the time.
Oh come on. 2 minutes after submitting the page a brand new account praises you?
Can't read the article because the site is down. But it seems like a reminder why countries join supranational organizations like the EU: To increase their collective bargaining power.
> Why immediately turn this into a racial issue?

Gun control in America has always been a racial issue. Black people have never been able to own guns as freely as white people, from the Black Codes to the Mulford Act to Marissa Alexander and Philando Castile today.

> You dont think there will be minorities clinging to their guns?

That there will be is entirely the point of my comment!

> Dont you think your comment is a bit racist?

No. I think America is a lot racist. And I think that will have implications on enforcement if gun control policies are enacted, and so we need to keep that in mind when considering what to enact.
I use the second edition of the Chromebook Pixel (i.e. from 2015) as my main machine. I've shrunk the chromeos partition and run Arch on it. At first, the mainline kernel barely supported the device. Touchpad and sound didn't work. Nowadays, it's mostly OK. The touchpad driver seems to be not high-quality though: It expects some device to have a hard-coded id which is assigned non-deterministically during boot/wakeup. This means that I have to reset it sometimes using a script the good people at https://github.com/raphael/linux-samus have written. Chromeos has a workaround or something, so before I found linux-samus, I had to reboot into chromeos once to fix it -- extremely annoying.

I have a bigger problem with charging. My chromebook doesn't recognize high-power chargers (both the original one and one I bought afterwards) and charges extremely slowly, to the point that it even unloads when the CPU is busy. Happens in chromeos too though.
BREAKING MONKEYPOX HIT BAYELSA STATE
Is anyone concerned about privacy using a Google laptop? I noticed recently that for years I've relied on Chrome's private browsing feature only to learn that it does not disable geolocation (unlike Safari) and websites always know where I am located even when browsing privately. And turning this off can change depending on the version of Chrome (in fact I cannot figure out how to turn it off in my current version). I wonder how much intrusion these chromebook's make into your privacy? User data is a core of Google's business model, so that is a big problem for me.
What happens when all extremist websites move to TOR at least now governments can monitor them. But with these extreme laws they are just going to start to use more secure communication channels