skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As a healthy 30 something person, I feel fortunate that I'm not in pain, nor do I have any addictions to these potent addictive pain killers.

But it is just more salt on the wounds for me because the monthly insurance premium I pay is huge, and people (after I asked around) consider my health insurance scheme to be very good. And yet every doctor visit, test etc means more bills to pay.

It forces me to conclude thus:
The healthcare system in the US is totally unfair to hardworking people of America, and the blame is not on the doctors/physicians. It lies squarely on this Pharmaceutical/Insurance Industry complex of creating more sick people, keeping costs artificially high to fleece more money as premiums from hardworking people, while making it easy to get prescriptions for such drugs.

EOD, it feels like my money is feeding this drug addiction epidemic. And politicians on the left, right and center in US are doing zilch to fix this.

w.r.t this article, I hope this owner gets a fair trial, and if convicted, I hope that he drags down every single person who was part of this scam, with him.
Hey, that's not nice.

MyFonts is one of the best font sites I know of, with a huge selection of fonts and top designers. There are regular offers on new fonts, and informative interviews (great for discovering typefaces).

I find WTF very useful. Sure, it's not perfect, and I continue to hope for better accuracy and results. I'm glad to hear they're working on it.
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The point GP was making is more nuanced than that. The governments of eastern Bloc countries were well aware their citizens were not well off and would remain so for a long time to come. I imagine that Chile under Allende hadn’t quite hit that stage, and presumably the government still had some belief they were on the road to prosperity. Also I’m no expert, and it might be splitting hairs but can we really describe the Chilean government of the time as “communist”?
I switched from protonix (a PPI) after 6 years of constant use to Pepcid (an H2 blocker). Rebound reflux is real and I had to wean myself off the PPI gradually. Now, I take 40mg of Pepcid daily and Tums as needed.

Usually I'm allright if I avoid trigger foods (anything high in saturated fat, excessive sugar, onions, etc.). For some reason I can handle drinking coffee but black tea triggers my reflux like nothing else.
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You should check out /r/vandwellers sometime.
Hint: "Psst" is a valid word.

Is fun, shows promise, have to go to a meeting now...
It's like a poor ripoff of https://sketchfab.com/
By using MIT for contributions, there’s no issues with relicensing them later.
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Same problem with Yelp monetization.
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NC is building one of the first patient relationship management platforms - we work with hundreds of oncology clinics nationwide supporting over 2mm patients.

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Interviews are naturally awkward.

If you had that attitude during one of my interviews I'd show you the door.

I can't begin to count the number of impressive resumes that lead to unqualified candidates.
Because the idea of getting notified every time someone XSS'es my app appeals to me.
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Yes. SQL Server and others used to have the same terms but was later removed.

The original intent was to prevent non-neutral third-party benchmarking by biased agents that sought to discredit their products through contrived setups (which admittedly can be a problem for any product), but to enforce it through licensing seems a bit heavy handed. Oracle does allow benchmarks that are favorable to them (see TPC-C benchmarks).
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Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Angular, AngularJS, Ionic, JavaScript, TypeScript, UX (not UI / Graphic design), Front End Ops
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Born, growing up.

Blog: http://www.williamghelfi.com

I'm a UX Engineer. I research and create low-fi mockups for things, then build them mostly with Angular and ngrx (a RxJS-powered Redux-like library).

My graphic design tool is CSS. I wrote, marketed, published, an ebook about Bootstrap 3 for beginners. And, I'm a decent DevOps guy.
This is why I bought a home in a neighborhood without a HOA.

Number of problems I have had thus far (8 years) that a HOA would have helped with: 0.

Previous house that I lived in for 5 years:

Number of stupid time wasting problems I had with the HOA: 3.

Number of problems that I tried to get the HOA to help with unsuccessfully: 2.

Number of times the HOA actually helped: 0.
Pretty much same experience. Used to live in a awful houseshare (read: sewage problems like once a week), then decided to spend the money on a single. Salary covers rent + electricity and council bills, but saving for a deposit on an apt anywhere within ~1h commute to central is pretty damn impossible.
Word Lens was actually introduced on HN a few years back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2014555
Greetings, Eric, I didn't know we had YC presence here in Indiana! I just sent you my resume via Lever. I'm certainly interested :)
Being we've had foreign governments messing with our democracy using social media and hacking, this should be fully investigated. I'm not claiming they are interfering, only saying we should rule out the possibility using our best forensics.
Ya, I'm not trying to make excuses. I welcome better tooling, or even language features that help. The problem is there, but I agree with Rich Hickey in that its not the highest in my list.
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Square's Atlanta office is hiring an engineering position for the backend services that power our payments platform.
What we do: Develop and support routing and gateway support between Square’s products and payment processors in the US and abroad. Design and refactor these systems for high reliability and scalability.

Why it's cool: Our system is critical: without it, Square products couldn't exist. The Atlanta office has a history of working on mission critical projects. Infrastructure used throughout Square was designed and developed here. We’re continuing to increase our footprint here. Our work environment includes lots of Silicon Valley style perks, plus all the advantages of working in a smaller office where everyone knows each other. Square products are widely used by the general public, so you constantly run into people who use our products.

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Seems like a Pinterest and SketchFab hybrid.
This sounds cool, but your link doesn't actually list any jobs in "Europe" as far as I can tell.
We "only" had 20K messages/s at my last job, and Kafka worked incredibly well for us. We ran 3 brokers and always had headroom for jobs which read the last N days of the log.

We had a mix of realtime (continuous) consumers and batch consumers that consumed directly from Kafka, but also archived that data to S3 for future batch processing.

Operations were quite simple for us, but we were also used to running Zookeeper before, so YMMV. If you can get away with Kinesis, it's simpler operationally, but Kafka isn't difficult compared to most systems.
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I mean, that's true, but it's also very limiting. Everything is a tradeoff between security and functionality; the only perfectly secure computer is one turned off and embedded in a concrete block.

In particular, a whole lot of people want to be able to use cloud storage for the synchronization/offsite benefits, yet not expose all their data to $ARBITRARY_CLOUD_HOST.
This is horrifying behavior. I'm certainly not going to use TripAdvisor again.

The most depressing part of this story is the sheer number of comments alleging sexual abuse TripAdvisor deleted. I was expecting this article to slim with about two to three allegations. The fact that USA Today could find so many people to corroborate this sort of behavior shows that TripAdvisor is making a deliberate choice to sexually and physically endanger their customers.
Your questions are all assuming you are already correct. This won't be a productive conversation if you keep trying to start from there when I've already pointed out how you were originally wrong. Additionally, anti-cyberbullying laws which deal with this exact scenario we are discussing (obscenity with intention to harass/abuse) already exist in nearly all US States, so no I am not worried about our social consensus at the federal level.
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Right. But that's at the end of a separate article, while the post which this HN discussion is about throws around the words "exactly once" a lot more casually. The argument is over the use of the words "exactly once". They should just refer to the feature as "transactions" or "idempotent producer".
By what measure are you prioritizing Java+git over e.g. Java+Perforce in terms of universals?
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"Every other form of media" is not the same as the media on the internet, where individuals create the media.

More importantly, why would you want the federal government to have such abusable power? The sky may not be falling now, but that is no excuse to do nothing while our freedoms are eroded.
HR/size Comparison of Dodger Stadium and Minute Maid Park
What did they want? Just for you to stay inside?
Note that depending how you find an image, the price may be wildly different. I searched on iStock and found an image for 30 bucks. Then when I later went to purchase it, my google search led me to a page where it was listed for $400. I was eventually able to find it on the $30 page again.

For what it's worth, I did most of my searching in incognito windows to try to avoid this type of problem. It sure didn't work this time!
There was an article on HN some months back where hey followed up with one of the main body mod professional to do this work. He reported that most of his business now is people requesting them taken out, and that new installs have precipitously declined. It then went on to interview many people that had such a modification and what they felt about it.
Smells like in-browser cryptocurrency mining! Maybe you should compare notes.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15528247

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15470244

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15333899

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15270799

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15246145 <- Show:CoinHive

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15124211

(All 40+ comments within the past ~2 months)
He designed CPUs from scratch using a bare-bones minimal Forth (ColorForth) as his preferred way of writing code. The resulting chipset is utterly fascinating: http://www.greenarraychips.com/
Can we acknowledge we live in a dystopian era yet? What further has to happen?
But what if the FCC is counting the quantity of citizens making a given point when deciding? In that case the quantity matters even if it is a restatement of the same argument.
Ok, but you don't have to say evasive things like "Honda airbags adds the safeness of air to your driving".
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> The fixed phones were installed only in the homes of people that were part of the regime (even if you had a very simple role like handling money).

Are you talking about landline telephones? Everybody had those, it was not a privilege.

> They invested some on PCs but only until it became clear that they allowed easy access to information. Then it was dead.

OTOH there was an industry that was making 8-bit personal computers, that were using cassette tapes as external memory - mostly Sinclair Spectrum clones, and at least one or two local designs that never quite caught up. Those tended to be owned by schools and other institutions.

> no communist country would invest in a national network because that would make information easier to transmit and this would undermine the regime

Right. That was the real crux of the issue.
Yes, my local work machine is completely locked down by corporate IT. They have a list of "pre-approved" things we can install like Chrome and Firefox and Notepad++, but everything else requires a ticket...
Scientists often hype the claims in their own papers, in this case:

"These data show that the illusion of feeling another person nearby is caused by misperceiving the source and identity of sensorimotor (tactile, proprioceptive, and motor) signals of one’s own body."

Which for a paper is quite a strong assertion (paper appears to be open access and is cited in the article by the way).
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The shell with the best acknowledgements section in any technical manual: https://scsh.net/docu/html/man.html
> Much of the rhetoric that is currently flying around is a false dichotomy.

The author here is missing the rhetoric. The rhetoric is not about the programming language but about how we should be doing information processing. Except that the author isn't missing that point:

> In Haskell we typically “concrete” data with record types, but we don’t have to.

Great. That is the dichotomy. And it's not a "false" one. This is the question: should we be "concreting"? That's the whole dichotomy/point that is being made. By encoding EDN/Clojure in Haskell the author has gone through a cute intellectual puzzle but hasn't contributed to the crux of the discussion. (Indeed, he's tried to dismiss it as "false".)

The ergonomics that he ends up with are fairly lean (at least in the examples he's shown), though the Clojure expressions are a little leaner. But that's probably because Clojure has actually taken a stance/belief/opinion on the very real question/dichotomy at hand.
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We're using an external company for translation, but through transifex.com as the API.
The translation agency already had a platform for it, but we didn't want to develop something specific to one agency. Perhaps it's something to note.
FWIW shared phone lines and long waits were standard in the UK too, prior to ~1980.

I believe a combination of digital exchanges coming in and the privatisation of British Telecom fixed it.
More competition drives innovation.
My low-end MacBook opens it in less than 2 seconds.
The truth is you just can't outwork a bad diet.

A milkshake is worth an hour's worth of treadmill work.

Diets are not something that you just hop on for a short time and leave, it's a lifestyle change. Some diets are more for short term benefit than others, like keto, but once you're down to a decent weight you have to manage it.
> And most likely you will end up on a "coupled" line, meaning that you and your neighbor will share the same line

That was a thing indeed, but it was not "most likely", not even close.
It would be cool if this let you search the database based on topological properties similar to Thingi10K: https://ten-thousand-models.appspot.com

This is super useful when finding models to test or benchmark algorithms.
Thanks for this. It's really awesome that you went out of your way to give such a detailed answer.
Ask HN: How are you doing Online Marketing?
What methods have you found that lead to good leads for marketing Saas products? e.g., Facebook Pixel and Ads with Remarketing? Google?

Any tips or tricks that help establish a brand and drive traffic?

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Can't agree more. moving is the worst.
What does it mean for the future of innovation if the founder's assessment is correct: . "We fucking started a hardware business! There's nothing else to talk about. We shouldn't have done that."