skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Anybody can point me to any free version control software tool be used with MONOREPO.

I mean do we simple use 1 GIT repo with multiple folders for each Project/Library?
Sadly, as much of a critic of OSM that I've become, this analysis of the situation is untrue.

Mapping companies simply consolidated, and Google began agressively mapping on its own.
Got it. I didn’t think they were, or that you necessarily implied. I think I got mixed up with the last bit of wording in the commenters sentence and his intent.

I’m also realizing based on a couple of responses that my thoughts on dualism probably fall out of what the majority of people consider dualism to mean. I.e. not just limited to the mind body problem.
Thanks for the clarification :)
"I think it's likely the people pushing for restrictions or bans on semi-automatic rifles want them as a stepping stone to additional firearms restrictions"

I think it's more like a culture war -- go after the enthusiasts and influencers first. Take away someone's rifle when they got it from their grandfather, and you take away one rifle. Take away all of the young enthusiasts' rifles, and you also take their friends and family out of the picture for generations hence; and take away a lot of revenue from the industry as well.
Granted, it's a guess. And 99.99 is hyperbole. But if I had to make a real guess, I'd say more than 90% of kodi installs are used for piracy.

Sure, there is a contingent of people using it to rip their own movies, but if that was really a core usage of Kodi, it would be a core feature. But it isn't. If you rip DVDs or bluerays, you have to integrate third party software.

What is a core feature of Kodi? Grokking large numbers of video files that use usenet/torrent naming standards as well as a nice API that virtually all torrent clients integrate with.
Designed Periodic Table for Chemistry- May Give as a Gift
If you still want the original, might be worth asking the Library of Congress Technical Reports and Standards Unit: https://www.loc.gov/rr/scitech/trs/trsover.html

I've had decent luck finding technical reports there. STANAG is not listed in their partial standards holdings, but that doesn't mean that they don't have anything from the organization.
The fundamental unit of team dynamics is what, maybe 8 engineers? Companies like Apple have thousands.

Even working somewhere, sure, you'll know what the adjacent teams in your org are like, and maybe you'll meet some internal transfers, but the truth is you have no idea what life is like for the thousands you'll never meet. There might be broad strokes that differentiate the company from its peers, but only the vaguest outline is going to be universally or even mostly true.
Most have no problem getting "remux" versions of movies too. Which is the raw digital copy from the Blueray, so of equal quality.
UK unveils extremism blocking tool
Tesla Model 3 delayed, again
Agreed. I actually wrote a short paper walking through determinism and non-determinism to ultimately demonstrate that we can’t describe a system in which we have control as any system with rules governing it directly violate the possibility of control. My conclusion was not that free will is impossible, but that it at very least can not be defined. I may upload it if I get some more peer review first.
My usage isn't voluntary. I am pressured. There are friends I can't reach other ways.
Metasploit Based Projects
Something about this doesn't make sense to me. One would think they'd force open access and force ads. I can't imagine that the group willing to pay for content would end up being more profitable than the group that doesn't pay, but views ads. It's such an infinitely smaller group.
Study of nutritional ketosis with mobile app reversing Type 2 diabetes
Both are already compatible. (I'm using both on Android)
> leading them to conclude that the spending they cut was probably ineffective to begin with

There's a simple explanation for that: they cut only the advertising spend that was ineffective.
Native Aspose .NET APIs to manipulate HTML document within any .NET application
The service that's trying to strip the +'s are trying to prevent users from using their (usually free) service in a way that will cost them more money, but never convert to and profit.

i understand why they do it, but i can't condone it off course.

The service should just allow it, and make sure the appropriated subscribing fee.
Why there is a massive hike in Cryptocurrency market in India?
Most supposed "mental disorders" have metabolic problems as a component. "Stress" (various types) is important too. This aspect of "mental disorders" was starting to be explored 40 years ago, according to one of the books I bought recently, but psychiatrists of that era were more interested in magic bullet prescriptions to take care of their patients' problems.
Only mathematical ones
There are lots of companies offer "bridge" kind of service between Payment Facilitators like Stripe and SaaS app.

Since all my products are #1 in their niche and I know how dirty businesses especially competitors can play, I do not use any of these bridge services!

There are concerns that these services might sell your customers' data to interested parties or at least roll their own with some insight into your pricing and market dynamics.

We started off using WHMCS. Lots of my friends who rolled their own SaaS got stuck for months changing payment gateways but we just enabled/disabled plugins a few click and kept sailing.

Customers love that we use proven/cheap solution to solve this problem and focus entirely on our app.
Check out the Brave browser and Google Contributor.
I mentioned loosely above, but I agree that your definition of duality appears to be the common interpretation. I think I also have to be more careful how I use the word in the future. :) I just realized I use it more generally, I think more inline with how eastern philosophy uses it. However, there does seems to be a connotation around mind-body problem with the term duality.
I wonder if this is why so many people want to jump into a video game or other immersive escapism immediately after a stressful event. Self medication.
Does anyone know if anyone in the world has been able to make even a gross estimate of how much energy (and in general, environmental impact) goes into making clean energy, and how it actually compares to dirty energy when everything is included? (I mean including everything starting with mining the relevant metals, etc.)
i recall Amazon did something quite amazing, which is to suggest to the user who signed up twice whether an existing account is the same. but only after they've purchased!
> What’s your proposed solution? Tell the studio they can only sign deals with global distributors? Tell them to accept less money?

Stop signing exclusive deals with regional distributors. If you're going to put something on Netflix, put it on Netflix world-wide. That doesn't mean you can't also put it on a streaming service based in France that concentrates on French language movies -- do both. Let them each pay you for non-exclusive global rights.

You get paid more per service for an exclusive deal, but you also get paid by fewer services. Which is increasingly looking like a bad deal as the many different services proliferate. Having a hundred buyers is more profitable than having only one buyer that pays ten times as much.

It's the same game they're playing with regional exclusivity to begin with -- get more buyers by dividing up the rights. Rights in one country aren't worth as much as rights world-wide but you can sell them to more people.

The difference is that regional exclusivity makes customers angry and non-exclusive licensing makes customers happy.
The distribution system you're describing is: https://flattr.com/
"Doing my best to walk on eggshells here."

Why? Sincere question. I think it would shed some light on why our political discourse has taken a turn for the worse.

Just say what you want to say. Others should give you the benefit of the doubt that you aren't evil, and ask for clarification as required.

(Note: by "clarification" I don't mean "clarify which side you are on so I know whether to be outraged or not", I mean to clarify whatever unique perspectives you have to offer.)
I used Laravel Spark for telointerview.com,
I coded the base app in React so I use iframes for the spark pages. Couldn't recommend it enough, just dont be afraid to edit the vue files.
It has worked for almost 10 years, but new foes arise every day. BTC and ETH both have amazing potential as long as these enormous communities keep them running and innovating.
Neural network is great.
It seems these companies are failing to compete with niche product companies in online space. Failure to shove ads down consumers' throat by leverage their overall net ad spend on the ad network regardless of customers' engagement.
Wait, what? I exploit the crap out of the + emails, specifically for iTunes connect. I have multiple apple ids under one email address, and I don’t recall any issues
Notes on Algorithmic Violence
Ask 15 people what "DevOps" is and you'll get 15 diff opinions. It's a not well defined term and companies use it for all sort of things.
Australia’s new real-time banking payments platform
From the public domain, Emacs comes close.
Ignore this, they never reply.
Reminds me of a conversation I had with a civil engineer during a coffee break:

Me: Nice day today.

Engineer: Yeah I know. I hate it.

Me: You hate when it's sunny?

Engineer: Yeah, I am unhappy and miserable so when it's overcast and rainy everyone gets to feel like me.
Hm, no it's not. That book is geared mostly towards product owners, VP of Engineering, Team Managers, CTOs and the like.
Tracing the descendants of a WWII soldier to give them his 101 year old postcard
No they aren't? Random VPN app is like one of these[0], and Facebook is a $100 billion social media giant, trusted by billions of people.

[0] https://goo.gl/kDPjxf
-> user invites, user profiles

Not needed

-> transactional emails

Most transaction email services offer same old SMTP interface.
I live in Italy and
sincerely hope they are not going to ban Dante's Comedy from school because of its anti-Muslim stanzas! Authors should always be contextualized within the age and place where they lived and created their works.

However, what strikes me the most is the fact they consider literary works interchangeable. It's like of they said, «we are not going to read this book, because the same message can be found in this other book, which uses a more appropriate vocabulary». But the artistic merit of a book does not lie in its anti-racist message alone. There are countless things which make a work a masterpiece: the use of language, the development of the characters, the way things and situations are described...
it'd be cool if you could use an ip as the mail domain, and simply having an (easy to use) app running locally allowed that IP to receive email.
This one seems like a great list. Thanks for sharing.
Android uses multirepo model not because they want to, it's because they have to. You can't have a single repo Android's size in git and still run it snappy. All the tools, including the old repo tool and the new toolings around gerrit, are to make the actual multirepo model works like a single repo.
That's kind of scary, actually, given that my impression of Gare du Nord comes from only a couple months ago.
> Injective and surjective are more "international", but those English names are fine as well

Thanks! one-to-one and onto is the terminology my American courses are using.

> What's missing is that the function sshould map a set onto itself.

Just for the record I initially stated "a permutation is just a one-to-one and onto function from a set to itself" as you say it must.
In the crypto money flow, I get to see the page for a $0,20 payment from me to my electricity company, but I'm still struggling to see the value transfer from the electricity company to Salon.com.

Someone™ is paying good greenbacks for irrefutable proof of me wasting kilowatts. The more I try to understand that part of the crypto value chain, the more bizarre it seems. "It's a store of value", i.e. Salon.com can later pay someone else with the same "proof of wasted cpu cycles"? What?!
You are missing an important part of the puzzle. Yes, the brain creates models of the world and body. But it is locked in a loop of "agent <-> environment", more precisely "perception -> decision -> action -> reward learning -> repeat". This is what grounds the model in reality. The model is still imperfect (an illusion) but a useful one, with regard to maximising human rewards while minding the affordances and limitations of the environment.

The source of meaning is not the brain itself, but the game. The game between agent and environment, where the agent collects rewards and tries to reduce losses. All meanings stem from the game itself, meaning is not 'secreted' by brains in a jar.

The illusion objection is just an observation that any model, no matter how complex it is, is an approximation. The "ego" itself is a model of the agent, an approximation of the agent. But a useful one, a grounded approximation, that tracks reality as it changes. At the very least the model is good enough to make sure genes get into the next generation, otherwise there would be no more model to talk about. That's the source of meaning and consciousness - it's a loop, a bootstrapped meaning based on self replication.

I often see debates about consciousness ignoring the environment and the game (or life). That's a sad situation for philosophy, in my opinion. They got scared of behaviorism decades ago, and now ignore reinforcement learning. But RL is our best bet at cracking the mind-body problem.
CME – To kill a canary
Heck, I've had power companies offering google home for free if I select a green energy provider.
> The majority of LA's Latino / Illegal Immigrant student body failed their standardized tests.

The source you cite gives numbers for Latinos and English Learners, neither of which are equivalent to “illegal immigrants”.
Similar to Anheuser-Busch selling off-label "microbrews" with no information on their true origin other than "Brewed in St. Louis".
perhaps you could rename the repo to something else/move it somewhere else, then ln -s the grandchild, if that’s important?
My mother is on Facebook, and she doesn't have many many Facebook friends other than me and the closest family. Resulting in Facebook posting an event to her Facebook news feed, whenever I do something on Facebook (because there's not much else to show in her news feed). If I post a comment in a discussion at Facebook, she gets to know about it, and sometimes joins the same discussion she too.

Sometimes it's fun to hear what she thinks about the discussions I join. At the same time, feels as if Facebook is in this case a surveillance tool. I know there are other people I'm connected with, who I don't really know who they are and also don't have many other friends at Facebook. Those mostly-strangers-to-me are probably also being sent notifications about everything I do.
I Just opened the website on my phone and was greeted with some auto playing video. How much of my monthly data that costs? No idea, but it is probably more than I cared for. How much of it did I watch and hear? Nothing seeing as I am on the bus. Not so strange as I am on a _mobile_ phone. I wouldn’t even watch it on desktop let alone now. Bad practice
That because Facebook was smart to purchase competing services such as Instagram and WhatsApp.

I believe a lot of comments are about their main site which I also agree that got dramatically worse and no longer provides the same value it once did.
It's a super healthy signal.

Let's say hypothetically that Amazon started a VR project and hired a team of 100 PhDs whose expertise is VR to work on that project. After 2 years, the company realized that it's not working out and shut that project down.

Because of the bad optics of layoffs (especially of such highly skilled engineers), the engineers were reassigned to various positions that require expertise in computer graphics. Bear in mind that these 100 engineers have niche skills and most of them feel that VR is their life's calling; they're not interested in generic computer graphics. They are overpaid, underemployed, and miserable.

The best of them leave after a month of two; the remainder trudges on for a year until they also leave or get pushed out. The outcome is that Amazon has wasted shareholder money and got themselves a bad rep with those engineers (and their friends). A straight layoff would have worked much better, but unfortunately most companies don't have the balls for it.
Depends on how you view “free market.” Some would say that, for a free market to work at all, you need informed choice on the side of consumers. Transparent branding would definitely be included in that.
Hebbian theory: "neurons/cells that fire together, wire together".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebbian_theory
> THe illegal immigrant population in k-12 in California schools are majority latino/hispanic.

Sure, but you can't use generic statistics about Latinos—who in California are mostly not immigrants, much less illegal, and pretend they are specifically about illegal immigrants, or even accurate for illegal immigrants (fallacy of division.)
Should You Repair Your Own Phone or Laptop?
Oh great, I was just able to install CWEB with `brew install cweb`. Thanks for your work!

And actually `ctangle` and `cweave` already come with a TeX distribution like MacTeX. So the reason for providing a pre-typeset version is not so much that CWEB is too hard to install; it's just that people tend to not use it properly and either try to read the .w file directly, or (even worse) the generated .c file. :-)
2 is simple. Import everything you need to depend on into the repo. Google has 3rdparty directory in its mono repo to put them.
post on r/java too
It will slow you down because you're forced to confront the consequences of your change in real time, not down the road when someone notices something changed somewhere else that may or may not have broken their invariants in ways they now have to figure out.

Tooling isn't the issue here, you're basically arguing for kicking the can down the road and encouraging a buildup of technical debt.
How Immutable Data Structures (E.g. Immutable.js) Are Optimized
I swore off Nilla Wafers in favor of store brands in the 90's because Nabisco ruined them by trying to extend the shelf life with preservatives so much that they were never crispy out of a fresh box and had an awful taste. Years later I discovered they changed their ways with a foil lining instead of the preservative overload but I still won't buy them.
> I find it interesting that you put your limit at 4 hours. It is not that much smaller than 6.

4 hours means that I can do it within half a day on weekend and then spend the rest of the day with something else - going somewhere. At minimum, I can send kids outside with someone and be 4 hours alone at home to focus. Or I can do it 2 hours one evening and 2 hours another one - two days.

6 hours means that I spent most day with it. Expecting them to be outside 6 hours in row is a lot and so is blocking one room for that long. It would also mean 3 evenings not just 2.

> At the same time we are now looking for less senior engineers.

That is cool. (Really, all too many companies like to pretend that juniors don't exists or cant learn or just should magically become seniors instantly. Meanwhile, junior can the right person for the job.)
It’s just proof that you didn’t forge a scarce commodity. The value isn’t related to the wasted electricity, but the hard problem the electricity was used to solve. Love it or hate it, it makes sense.
An example of how rampant "political correctness" in media has become: closed-captioning sanitation.

For example, any word in which any segment of characters could be interpreted as a slur in any context has that segment obliterated by X's. Take an example from the film "True Grit" where Cogburn refers to a "coon (racoon) hunt", it gets converted to "XXXX hunt". Or when "suspicion" is spoken in NYPD Blue, it becomes "suXXXXion". "Nippy" (cold) becomes "XXXpy". Even the obviously benign "Cocktail" becomes "XXXXtail".

Such substitution seems to occur across the board: MeTV, Movies!, H&I, Decades, Cozi. I suspect they all subscribe to transcription services following similar rules.

That said, given that "coon" in isolation has an ugly history as a slur (I personally had never heard it in that vein before its use as such in the film "M.A.S.H."), it's best avoided.
Try from a residential IP block; off a simple raspberry at home for example.
Adblock Plus has a cryptominer list. Yes, it does work in ublock origin.

Problem solved? I think so.
Cine erau scitii?
Is there any empirical evidence for that? Not saying it's wrong, but it's unintuitive.
I did Paris - London by Eurostar. The security and border control part is as annoying as flying. Actually it’s even worse since they check all your luggage. If you fly at least they only check handluggage. Ride was great however.
This is not a way for Salon to mine crypto. This is a way for Salon to get a small amount of money from each of their readers, replacing the small amount of money they used to be able to get by serving some ads along with their articles.

The equivalent action is not “Salon buys their own mining rig”. The equivalent action is “you and a bunch of other readers kick in a buck, and then Salon buys a mining rig”.
> Too bad it has to waste electricity...

It doesn't waste electricity. It uses a lot of electricity to create a secure global payment network that can solve the micropayments problem. Sacrificing efficiency for decentralization was a key design decision in Bitcoin.

YouTube cat videos and daytime television are genuine wastes of power. Humanity has to solve the power generation problem and processors are already far more power efficient than they were.
Not really, given that there can be high barriers to entry in getting on store shelves in the first place.
Gerrit has a good UI? Heh, that's a good one. Git's CLI is like 10x superior to Gerrit's interface, and that's even counting the fact that git checkout does like 2 or 3 different things.

I've basically given up on fighting with the WMF's Gerrit install and outsource the work to other people. I push a commit up to a github repository, open a task, and ask another developer to grab my commit from a new git remote. I want to write code, not wrangle with whatever Gerrit wants me to do to submit code. And then look for tiny links on a cluttered page. No thanks.
Not everything. But having this appear out of nowhere after years of waiting for micropayments for journalism is enough to make me gush like that.
Getting 2.5 Megalines of code to behave: On Curiosity and its software (2012)
The referenced paper on "The Great Epsilon Shortage" is short but hilarious: http://www.massey.ac.nz/~ctuffley/papers/epsilon.pdf
This may be pretty inaccurate, but I recall hearing a comment from someone (in a position of authority on the subject, but for the life of me can't remember who it was) mention that "no nuclear reactor construction has ever been completed on-time or on-budget".

I'd love to find the source of this quote though and check it's validity.
It's a good start, but there's a long way to go.
Interesting, I never thought of rsa being multiplicatively homomorphic.
Vitalik Buterin's Answer to Cryptocurrency ICO's
Brave Browser & Basic Attention Token (BAT) seems to have more traction: https://brave.com/creators/
You would think that, except Facebook is literally spying on you when you are trying to be anonymous. So its acting as maliciously as you can save actually loading malware. There are plenty of VPNs such as Private Internet Access (which I use) which are great alternatives. Its not hard to find them.
Here's a link to, and past HN convo on, Vitalik's proposal: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16140988
In fact, I basically agree with your view most of the time. Thanks for adding your thoughts.