skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Kayako. No direct account deletion, they need to poke engineer to do it after many requests. They require your personal information and CC to use free plan. No direct downgrade button to free plan if on trial.
After reading (1) which is about a hospital management system built using visual tools, with a first version done in 6 months, I really wonder if code is the right tool when aiming at easy, even when building complex systems.

(1)https://www.outsystems.com/blog/introducing-sapphire-hospita...
If I were actually going to die the next day I'd probably skip going to work.
Stallman still does this doesn’t he, give or take an email step.
A few years ago I re-read Crime and Punishment, 30 years after trying to get through it in high school. I was blown away by how deeply it affected me this time around. It's not so much a crime story as much as a "why is there crime?" story - or even a "what forces in my mind and in everyone else's minds are really shaping my moral actions?" story. (I just searched the internet for that last quote and apparently I need to read more Kant). I had some Russian friends where I was working at the time and asked them about Crime and Punishment and they all just frowned and nodded for a minute before one of them said "yes... very dark..."

For any of you here who may have read it too young I highly recommend going back and reading it again
I am Italian (living abroad in Luxembourg, Singapore, United States for the last 10 years). I feel exactly like you. I lost almost any faith in our beloved Mother country to be able to emerge from the mud and be a beacon of hope and culture once again.

I also hope that in a few years, once I have satiated my appetite for career and startups and money, I will have the willingness to go back and try to apply what I have learned - although I don't believe in doing so through the political system, but rather as an entrepreneur.

This could be a much longer discussion, of course. And I'm also sure that other people from other countries feel similarly (e.g. Greeks, Portuguese, Pakistani, etc).
We offer Google login on https://usebx.com/app . Usually 50% of users make use of it. Some will just try it out with the Google login and then sign up with their company email address.
Trump China Trade War
It transfers power from the pimps to prostitutes by radically shifting the terms of trade in cases of conflict.

Note that this is policy being tried in India to fight corruption--don't penalize giving bribes, just taking them. Now every bribe taker is at risk of being reported and the reporter is not at risk.
While I agree that they shouldn't be using you information that way, they do need to keep a record that you previously existed in the system. If they don't then a different problem arises. Someone could sign up again pretending to be you and then cause real harm to you through that impersonation.
It looks like the major password managers are on the list.
The main complaint seems to be that the proxy can no longer use the Triple Handshake attack to inspect only part of the connection and pass the rest through, it's instead forced to do a full MITM all the time: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-camwinget-tls-use-cases-00
"Hey Mr Factory Farm, mind if I stay with these protesters trying to uncover abuses and film their findings? Please and thanks!"
I've found deep breathing to help control and relax my muscles, which in turn helps with the pain relief.
This is a very interesting comment and has many implications. Thanks.
This is a gap I would like to be filled by an IDE. Specifically, I'd like the inference that tells me the correct type in a compile error to auto-complete a function declaration for me. It would make the experience of pulling code into a helper function much easier.
Try a new profile, vacuuming it, and/or moving ancient mail to separate folders.
Are you succeeding?
Very true, most other services don't even try to delete all data like messages received by others. Changed.
You're welcome. It's quite used here in Italy, I have no idea if it has the merits they talk about.
Or https://www.grammarly.com
Back before mass public education (100 years ago?) these mentors were called parents, relatives, and friends of the former. Maybe, as we no longer need to train people to get places on time and be a cog in an industrial factory, we can return to this method of education. Then move on to an apprenticeship when one is old enough.
This is one of the best resume designs I have seen.

Yes, there are spelling mistakes, but for me, these show a human being behind the words and design.

Excellent work.
Nah, the PSTN was the original social network. And they even developed the first cloud app: voicemail.
I think there is something to be said for the Central European protestant culture of hard work and valuing education. It's not a surprise to me.
>But not federation. No one can talk to people on other servers. Such forks already exist, none of them are successful.

They are not successful because Signal has not yet done anything particularly egregious. If they do, I believe that a fork would quickly gain popularity.

>I know of many people on both of the platforms I mentioned. Collaboration between all of these platforms is frequent and they drive improvements in each other.

We've both given anecdotes; user counts would be more conclusive. I've found +1 million [0] for Mastodon. Do you know how many users GNU Social and Pleroma have? I can't find these numbers from a quick Google search, but they might be somewhere.

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastodon_(software)#Adoption]
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1-. Leave my poor country, as i feel it keeps me from reaching superior goals.

2-. Study abroad

3-. Work for a company that makes people's lives easier

4-. Learn everything to replicate these ideas on my own country.

5-. Return to my country, help people in any way possible using what i've learned. Make the world a bit better and reduce some suffering.

I'm 25 years old and still at step 1, but I know I will make it happen.
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Yeah. Until they leave for another job and literally no one else in the company can understand the ad-hoc process unintentionally developed over five years of "let's just add this here".

Which is not to say that whatever replaces it is guaranteed to be better, but it will at least have a good start by using the right tools for the job.
If I was created in God's image, then my goal must necessarily be to create life in my image.
Alas, this doesn't deal with the idea of truthyness as a proper logocal XOR would, so it is incorrect in many of the most popular languages, including C, where a value that is true is not always equal to another value that is true. This only works in the much more strongly typed languages, or when you force cast both sides to a boolean with something like !!
Have you checked out https://betafamily.com/ ?
> ... copyrighted material...

Isn't the majority (if not the whole) of the web copywrited? It seems like part of the reason why Google has monopoly over search is because search by crawling and indexing is fundamentally illegal. It also seems like the reason they're not prosecuted is because they're so big and useful that no website owner minds that their site is crawled by Google, even though most of them set Terms and Conditions in place that forbid crawling, scraping, or otherwise automated compilation of information from their site. It's a double standard.
My nightmare is that Oracle outbids Redhat for Docker.
Ask HN: Resources to learn real analysis?
Hi,
I am an undergradute student of Applied Mathematics in Brazil. This semester, I will do a Real Analysis course and I am keen on learning this subject!

I love HackerNews. This is a great community with awesome people and marvelous content going on. It would be nice to receive some advice from you guys.

The professor is using the book "Analysis", from Terrence Tao. I am looking forward to supplementary material that will help me absorb this and gain some intuition.

1 - Is there a YouTube content particularly good for this topic?

2 - Is there some specific good strategy to study Analysis?

I really like to study doing exercises and, then, checking the answer. Not just the final answer but the whole answer.

This is not always available. Slader is a great website for that. Maybe there is an even a better resource than Slader that I do not know.

Thanks in advance!
Changed, replied to another message.
Hey! Just a suggestion: Try to make the google sign in stand out a bit more, for it to be easier to spot. Maybe the 'G' logo or something

Ps. Good looking demo
Um, no: Google maps, apps, hosting and X/waymo. Each are very large businesses using b2b business models and growing quickly to someday stand side by side with websearch/ads/YouTube.
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FreeMind - http://freemind.sourceforge.net

Still by far the best knowledge management software out there, but is down to one developer working on it part time and it hasn't received a proper update in years.
This number is in Sols, Martian days. I believe Curiousity landed on Mars on Aug 6, 2012, which makes it 2056 Earth days.
I agree that is true, but I dont think it changes anything about my post being true as well. A comparatively higher skilled sexual object doesnt change its nature, or why it exists as a job. Maybe you find it more respectable.
Just curious, what country are you from?
>§ 73.1207 Rebroadcasts.

(a) The term rebroadcast means reception by radio of the programs or other transmissions of a broadcast or any other type of radio station, and the simultaneous or subsequent retransmission of such programs or transmissions by a broadcast station.

Internet websites are not broadcast stations.
To contribute something meaningful that I see being used by people daily. An example will be fixing my favorite tool in the ecosystem that is used by a lot of people and seeing my patch hit stable making life a lot easier. It makes sense for me to contribute more and also to value the work of others that I get to use in the first place.
Which is why it should have never been implemented in TLS 1.3.

I believe the argument against not doing it was that some companies will just implement their own protocols instead. Eh, I think the chances of that happening were pretty slim. Now most of the problems we'll see with TLS 1.3 will likely be related to 0-RTT.

Also, wasn't that basically the same argument for implementing MITM in TLS 1.3? That if they don't do it the banks and middlebox guys will just stick to TLS 1.2 or whatever?

And who cares about a little bit of an extra HTTPS delay, when just adding Google analytics and Facebook Pixel to your site can increase the delay by over 400 ms? Some poor performance tracking tracking scripts add 800 ms on their own.
[[ "I am absolutely dead set against using marijuana," he said at the hearing, "I don't want young people to use marijuana. It's against the law. We have a three-year ban on marijuana. I did not say that I'm going to change that ban. I said I have to grapple with the change in my workforce." ]]

How can you be American and be "against" someone else's lifestyle? You're missing the entire point of Liberty and freedom and why we have that statue in New York.

Even if it were harmful, and it isn't, their life is not yours to live. Their happiness is not yours to dictate.. all real Americans understand this don't we? The fight is insanity.
Seeing so many obese kids, under the age of 5, is seriously disturbing.

Not that seeing nearly half of the American adult population obese isn't bizarre. Sometimes I look at someone's balloon-shaped head, and wonder what their beautiful face would look like without the disfiguring layers of fat.
A medicine for approximately 5000 people in the entire country. People with AIDS and toxoplasmosis. IIRC the increase is distributed among the entire population and he gave the drug for free to the small portion of people who didn't have insurance and couldn't afford it.

If anything he ripped off insurance companies.
> what's with the constant air quotes

Because I am using the word vaguely to largely mean tech culture.

> People in a field are fans of that field and want to study it deeply? Surprises me for sure.

It is not a surprise to me. I am the one arguing that people don't actually think it is that important. Because usually when you think something is important you show an interest in it.

There are people interested in technology that also study ethics, law, psychology or even just things like information systems which are subjects that raises these questions. But those people are few and far between and tends to have a more complex view of the issue.
Landfills don't compare well to even low quality ores. Extracting the materials in them may get cheap at some point (at which point they can be thoroughly cleaned up), it won't get cheaper than other sources.
The media pile on against facebook is reaching absurd proportions. And it's getting harder to distinguish between news and advocacy or journalism and propaganda.

When a journalist is leading a #deletefacebook movement and when news is pushing alternative products over facebook does it cross a line from news/journalism/reporting to advocacy/advertisement/pay for play/etc?

I hope one day we get to the bottom of what this is really about. Because it isn't about privacy or data protection. And the scale and scope of the facebook campaign is rather unsettling also. Maybe real journalists are out there and hopefully we can get some answers.
I feel that we're alive at a unique moment in human history, when humanity must either "figure out" how to live sustainably on a finite planet or suffer the consequences. It's a daunting but wonderful challenge. I can't imagine living at this time and not being part of this project.

For the past (almost) 15 years, contributing in some way to this project has been my "mission". In that time, I've experienced the highs of having an important purpose; and the lows of not achieving enough; and burnout.

After having worked on various projects (climate, ecological footprint, bikes, etc.), I've come to be focused on one aspect that has particular resonance for me: biodiversity conservation. This blends my higher (intellectually motivated) purpose with my selfish desire to enjoy and preserve what I love most in the world. I find this combination is the most sustainable for me personally.
HN loves its conspiracy theories. It's filled with people that are of above average intelligence and like to think to themselves they've "figured it all out" and are able to peel back the curtain to see what's"really going on". Also prominent on HN is a strong dislike of institutions, perhaps because people here tend to be a little different from the majority of people and so have an innate outsider mentality, leading them to mistrust of the status quo. So they are continually trying to find ways to pin malicious intent on institutions.

They are primed to expect conspirational thinking so they see it even when the reality is not so sinister.
As to point C, I think the problem you have is that you are following or associating with people whose opinions do not agree with your own. There are many opinionated people who are insightful, intelligent and interesting. Volume of posting does not always imply 'wrongness'. Similarly, regarding point A, why are you even connected to these 95% of people you don't care about? Perhaps if you curated or controlled who you connected to better you would find social networks much more valuable.
Would you say it's possible to use computational modeling to derive a sociopolitical belief system that won't inevitably degenerate into inequality and war? If it's not purely fantastical, it's something I might want to try my hand at...
Reasons matter.
I've been working in game development as a software engineer for going on seven years and am happy to see this initiative. Unions nothwithstanding there is plenty of variation in the working conditions throughout the industry. The best empirical reflection of that is the annual IGDA surveys: https://c.ymcdn.com/sites/www.igda.org/resource/resmgr/2017_....

If you find yourself at a studio with poor working conditions, know that there are plenty of studios that better respect you and your time. Hopefully unionization, or at least the threat of it, will raise the floor on the conditions and compensation for the employees most often exploited: contractors generally and QA specifically.
I'm not Italian, but I love the country and have Italian cousins. These things surprised me:
1. The need for licenses to build anything. I seem to recall the figure of 100,000 euros licence to open a small chemist.
2. The need of support from the local big families for your business to thrive, ie you need to be anointed to make it.
3. The cost of housing relative to income. Who the fuck owns all the housing.

I feel sad for Italians, they are some of the best people I know.

For the Americans reading, young Italians have not been dispirited by socialism, but by rampant crony capitalism.
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>They are not successful because Signal has not yet done anything particularly egregious

Like I said: Moxie toes the line. He doesn't cross it. Well, everyone has a different line. He's crossed mine but not the lines the average user sets.

>We've both given anecdotes; user counts would be more conclusive. I've found +1 million [0] for Mastodon.

I question the methodology behind this figure. The nature of the decentralized network makes it difficult to get good estimates. All I have are anecdotes. Yes, the overwhelming majority of users are on Mastodon. However, I personally interact with several users on several different Pleroma instances and a couple on GNUSocial instances, and I did not seek them out for this purpose.
How to get enough data though? :( I don't want to simulate miserable universes just to get that data and I certainly hope we don't live in one...
This is, conservatively, once an hour while awake, which doesn't seem all that much. You are the outlier here, I think. Many people check Facebook much more frequently than hourly.
Offended? Maybe. But 1st Amendment means that you are allowed to do that in America, generally speaking.

Case in point: our current President called the last President a Muslim born in Kenya. People take offense, but overall its an understanding that speech is free in the USA.
It’s a bad comparison because the actual, legal and historical situations are vastly different.

eg.

> if the PRC were to allow Taiwan to conduct...

Taiwan is de facto an independent country. The only extent to which the PRC can ‘allow’ or not allow something to happen in Taiwan is with the threat of invasion, which is vastly different to how the UK parliament ‘allowed’ Scotland to conduct an independence referendum.

I’m not saying that it wouldn’t be desirable for the PRC to remove the threat of military action and recognize a fair and binding referendum, but comparisons with Scotland tend to imply that Taiwan/China situation is just like UK/Scotland. Which is isn’t even slightly.
Not certain but it’s been a repeat problem that I eventually realized Marriott having their name on it was the common denominator
They're not challenging the features; they're explaining merge-based workflows.

No different from https://www.atlassian.com/git
My missions are as follows:

- Work: Create profitable businesses that enable my teams to have healthy life-work balance with 35 hour work weeks and 6 weeks vacation so that they have time for family, adventure, positive mental health and time to perhaps start their own businesses.

- Life: Be a great father, husband and to travel to over 100 countries. Do things that make the word a better place.
I like it too. No need for confirmation as you’re already accessing your email to login. It’s far more secure as the average user will most likely use the same password as the email to sign up with.
I'm using the default mac client. Is thunderbird better?
But NewEgg is famous for not bowing to patent trolls.
I have the "Message Body As" setting set to plain text. This either will display the text/plain part of the message or will render the HTML using plain text markers (* * for bold, / / for italics, _ _ for underscore).

IME, it works out rather well for most HTML emails I receive.
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Can they post links? People will find a way, if you ban links they’ll obscure them. It’s an army of motivated people with nothing, but free time, vs, you and your mods. I’ve never figured out a lasting solution, sorry.
Or, not malicious at all, simply a bug. The 'delete user' functionality is going to be rarely used, so it gets hardly any QA test coverage, compared to the news feed page functionality used by many hundreds of millions of people.
In my experience, children don't thrive in one-size-fits-all programming. I apply intuitions from computer science when I think about this.

As an example, let's look at teaching them to use the word "yet" when speaking negatively about themselves.

This is a practice I took up at one point in my recovery from information addiction. It wasn't enough to really open me up. I had to make several other language hacks. I learned how to speak in active voice, largely dropped the words can't/should/shouldn't, and redefined a whole host of words for myself. I had to believe what I said, too, which we're awful at teaching how to do. I'm guessing it's because science is taught in a way that typically undermines the skill of choosing beliefs.

I had to hack my language way more and I think a generalized approach to teach kids how to identify words they use to undermine themselves will work better than being told what words they need to change. The purpose of the hacks is to change their perception, after all. Language is an indicator, but without a process to identify what meaning they give you words and what they believe, we probably won't see much improvement if we focus on superficial language hacks. Hacking perception takes more than that.
How are you planning to do it?
Half of Germany is ex east germany, so that cuts into the average inherited wealth a lot. Also, germans prefer renting to owning in housing.
oh boy they have 132 H1-B employees...out of 2300+ (2017 number)
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This makes little sense:

Slack	No	No	2
Kayako	Yes - Difficult	No	0.25

Almost the same level of issues, yet an 8X difference in the score.
Uber needs to be on the list.

They have had employees tracking their Ex's whereabouts. They have publicly boasted of being able to identify "rides of shame" after your One-night stand. They collected location information beyond what was necessary to pick you up.

Plus, you know, being union-busting, misogynistic, democracy-undermining, corner-cutting and pedestrian-killing frat boys. But the reasons above seemed to be better tailored to the intent of your list.
Same here. I'd love to talk to you about this.
Why is it sad? It's great that we can finally standardize and use a single powerful system that is very capable but also improving quickly.
By the looks of it, Cloudflare already does support 0-RTT as a (generally available) beta feature in the crypto tab of a website. Maybe TLS 1.3 not being enabled on the origin machine protects the origin from this type of attack.
I used that for a while between the time the Mozilla Application Suite was discontinued till when I started using Firefox and Thunderbird. IIRC, I switched because the browser was having problems rendering certain websites that Firefox did not.

How well does it work today? Does the mail client have the ability to sign up for RSS/Atom feeds? Does it have a calendar built in? What about chat? (I guess I'm one of the rare Thunderbird users who actually uses all of those features).
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Email's older than voice mail.