skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for the link. I'm playing with kitty now. It looks great. It's a little memory hungry, but performance seems really amazing, so I'm probably OK with that.
Because they do it all the time. Open table already solved this problem for 90 percent of restaurants.
I believe it's GDPR compliant (though you have to do some work to be GDPR compliant too). It's possible to edit it down to be more generic.
The Logical Disaster of Null
Does anyone have a good list of websites that provide educational content (Math, Writing, etc.) and let you track your kids progress? For example, Khan Academy is pretty good, does anyone know of some other resources?

Thank you!
If you imagine hitting here as me forming fist and hit them, then maybe i chose the wrong word. Its more like tapping them, hands open. I usually do it when im in crowd and my kid fools around that might disturb people. I’ll tap them twice to get their attention, usually on their shoulder, but never on their head. Then tell them what is wrong with their behaviour. If they do it again ill tap them again and they will know what it means. I never hit my kids with a fist.

I mostly avoid shouting or speaking loudly, so the best way for me to get their attention is usually by “hitting” them.

No hitting that damages them includes moral damage, but then again its hard to measure.
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No, people know what you mean. They're telling you that all forms of hitting children are wrong.
If you have decompiled the DEX classes, what do you miss? You must be able to find from which place the libraries are loaded?
Enumerating Azure Federated Domains
Global warming is melting Antarctic ice from below
Bdfv
It has a great concurrency support with lwt[1] and async[2] libraries. What it lacks is shared memory parallelism. There is a multicore runtime in active developement [3] (it also adds fibers and algebraic effects)

[1] http://ocsigen.org/lwt/

[2] https://janestreet.github.io/guide-async.html

[3] https://github.com/ocamllabs/ocaml-multicore/wiki
I'm guessing they meant Scots, there are some variations:

Ma hovercraft's full o eels

Ma hovercraft's lippin-fou wi eels

Ma hovercraft's lippit wi eels

Ma hovercraft's breemin' ower wi eels

See ma hovercraft? See eels? Hit's pure hoachin wi them.
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Every place that I’ve worked at with a clause like that in the contract doesn’t get to employ me until it’s removed. Usually they can’t understand my objections, and has just been put in there by their lawyers, but it’s always come out eventually.
What community though? There are three groups that use the site - employers, employees who want to vent and job seekers.

The first are captive, the second only allowed to post once per year, and the third is ideally a very temporary situation.

It's hardly comparable to a social network, or even other review sites (which can cater for enthusiasts)
Do you have any information when any major websites will (may?) support U2F in Firefox? Google, FB etc. Is there some issue with Firefox U2F implementation maybe? Thanks.
Your comment makes some great arguments about just how awful the traditional ways of working in the terminal are. They're often very clumsy and tedious or require additional tools and foresight, e.g. remembering to redirect output to a file.

I'm not saying that we couldn't do these things in the past. I will say that easy-of-use matters.

Also, a lot of the methods you outlined don't work well across SSH. Extraterm's methods do.
You really think Eastern Europe ranks highly in those values?
I keep telling people that places like London or Paris are more like the sleepy outskirts of the vibrant metropolis that is Bielefeld. They rarely take me serious, though. ;.-(
Regarding reading,there is probably no amount that is enough. Just read as much as you have time for and inclination for.
Technology designed to be as limitless as a child’s imagination
Ask HN: Recommended (software engineering) books for first non-technical hire?
We're currently a team of 3 engineers in our startup (myself being an engineer doing the non-engineering stuff). We have a very bright non-technical person joining to do non-technical stuff (legal, strategy, product, ...). His background is in economics and law.

He asked for recommended books to read before he starts to be able to follow more quickly.

We definitely don't want to convert him into a technical person, but I imagine communication will be easier if he has a basic knowledge of software engineering. I'm thinking understanding terms like frontend, backend, server, deploy, pull request, network requests, caching,...

Is there a book that you recommend to non-technical people who want to have a basic grasp of (startup) software engineering?

Any other tips?

Thanks in advance!
Bdfd
"Hovercraft" was a trademark of Saunders-Roe. The generic term in English is "air cushioned vehicle" or ACV: http://curious-droid.com/306/happened-giant-hovercraft-sr-n4...
Why don’t they think even further ahead and build a robot that cuts your hair?
Software Sucks Because QA and Testing Are Underpaid and Misunderstood
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I think that's a bit harsh - I've been through a number of these cycles: ONC RPCs, CORBA, XML/SOAP and now JSON/JSON Schema/REST and I much prefer the latter.

At least with current JSON and REST API I stand a good chance of experimenting using just an editor and curl - good luck trying that with SOAP.
contractor salaries in london are sweet!
Apple is reportedly removing apps that share your location data with 3rd parties
Honestly speaking, Tallinn is a boring place. Might be good for business but I don't see it as attractive for people willing to move, maybe in the short-term for a job but it's not a place I'd see many settling in.

Go visit it anyway, that's, of course, just my impression, but even living in Stockholm (a place I consider a bit boring for my standards of big city life) I found Tallinn very very dull.
Worked for Airbus
Since most people in those neighborhoods are already suffering under increasing rent prices, I really doubt many of them would be happy to have another gentrifying influence near them.
Btgberf
Will Quay Enterprise will be open sourced?
I did.

The only thing I found was about how broadband internet affects fertility.

And the effect was positive, because at least the better educated women could work from home now which makes having a career and kids simpler.
That may be yet another use case of delays: makes bruteforcing (or even plain guessing a few common codes) a lot slower.
Perl could be nearly as fast as C/C++, depending on what your service does and how you wrote it.

The early days of running a cgi script for every request had awful performance, caused by the overhead of loading and compiling the Perl code before executing it. But there were ways to avoid that by pre-loading the code. One way was to use Mod_Perl on Apache, for example. I wrote a number of services that way, and also wrote my own pure-Perl standalone http server that could pre-load an entire web application.

The other key factor was to use canonical expressions when writing your Perl code. There was always "more than one way to do it", but there were only a few ways that the compiler would recognize and use optimized functions for. Once you learned to take advantage of that, you could get your code running mostly in hand-written C functions. It wasn't as fast as native C because of the way Perl variables were represented, but it could be pretty close.
> In Venetian they translated it as "My boat is full of eels". We don't have a word for hovercraft.

I would've guessed if there's a place that desperately needs hovercrafts it's Venice...
help you remember to get to sleep at the time you want

On one side I think this is great, on the other side: I'm not sure what to think of needing to be reminded when to go to sleep. It seems kind of wrong if one needs to be actively reminded of something as simple and straightforward as that.
Vdvfx
"people called Romanes they go to the house??"
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In reality recycling a phone means shipping it to some poor country where it is burned in an open fire to recover some of the metals.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/burning-truth-...
I am so disappointed that it's not about the Erlang shell :(
I've experienced something similar! But for me, it only happens when I'm sick. I can at times almost use it as a precursor that I'm about to be sick. I think it might be called "Alice in Wonderland syndrome".
The standard library and built-in forms that actually define the language semantics?
"If you're going to be CEO, either of a startup or a large co, you're probably broadly competent or hyper-competent in a handful of areas."

Any particular reasoning behind this? Why would this particular specialty (abstract people management and capital allocation) be more likely to attract competent people than any other job specialty?
Israel's millennia-old 'biblical cuisine'
> Seems like the easiest fix would be to mandate the same charging cable for all phones (no dongles) and user replaceable batteries that require no tools to change.

Never gonna happen, because Apple would make less money then. Why should they allow such a law to be passed?
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Backdoored Python Library Caught Stealing SSH Credentials
Ask HN: What .app domains have you registered today?
- freetrader.app

- mytrader.app
Google Maps goes beyond directions
IOTA (MIOTA) Ledger support coming soon
Microsoft CEO says Amazon and Google are rigging the system against retailers
I suspect hovercraft are too noisy for Venice. There isn’t much to muffle the noise, either.
How 2 M.T.A. Decisions Pushed the Subway into Crisis
Wikipedia has an IMO better translation: "mea navis aëricumbens anguillis abundat"
from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_phrases_(M)

My Latin is rusty but "navis aëricumbens" invokes the image of a ship driving through the air like a skiff through water. Much better than just "flying ship" which reminds me more of an airplane than a hovercraft.

When in doubt you can always look what words the modern Romance languages use. Most seem to have a word similar to French "aéroglisseur", air glider.
Bdf
I'd love to discuss your research. We've been working low-profile during the last years doing a lot of R&D and experimenting with different fluids and components.

Mineral oil is ok for experimentation, but for long term material compatibility and fire risk I wouldn't recommend it.

FWIW I co-founded https://submer.com where we've developed an all-embedded computing immersion cooling solution that is virtually compatible with any kind of hardware (even fiber optics) and it's orders of magnitude more efficient than traditional data center cooling technologies.
This.

Though I'd like to add that FIDO2 does support fingerprints and other biometrics as an additional authentication factor - it all goes under the same abstract "user verification" umbrella as PIN does. The important distinction is that the PIN or fingerprint is never shared with the server - it's only used to unlock the private key - so it's much more difficult to steal.
The hotspot JVM was/is very fast.
"Luftkissenboot" is "air pillow boat". I think those who say "Luftkissenfahrzeug" ("air pillow vehicle") might also be those who say "Fernsprechhandapparat" ("long distance speech hand(held) device") instead of "Hörer" ("(phone) handset").

:-)

But my favorite is "Personenvereinzelungsanlage" (people turn-into-singles device, aka turnstile). It describes very clearly what it does, but not how it does it. Whereas turnstile is silent regarding whether it works or not.
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People in the field during 1971 may have read more books or papers about Introduction to Programming than people do today, where people read about Language X for Dummies.
These features are on iOS now:

- App Timer is in App Guided Access

- Wind Down is essentially Night Shift + Do not Disturb
The quickest growing software cluster in Europe is Dresden, though.
Dgvs
How my startup failed
The "trick" is to use HTTP caching (build right into the protocol) so that not every request needs to trigger full-page rebuilding. If you have eg. mod_cache (or external reverse caches) enabled, your page composition script could be as slow as it wants, it doesn't really matter.
I've noticed that in your evaluation there wasn't a single mention of revenue, income or even market share.

It boggles the mind how a $1B takeover can be described as reasonable while paying absolurely no attention to very basic performance indicators.

Has the world learned nothing from the dot com bubble?
On irs.gov, it says:

> However, there are special circumstances in which the IRS will call or come to a home or business, such as when a taxpayer has an overdue tax bill, to secure a delinquent tax return or a delinquent employment tax payment, or to tour a business as part of an audit or during criminal investigations.

So the IRS might call if you owe taxes.

Surely moving from unsecured to a secured phone system can't be that big of a deal. In the US at least, we have experience something similar when we went from analog to digital television.

Add a secured mode of telephone calls and then telephone owners choose if they want to receive calls or messages from unauthenticated callers.
Do you know of any place I could recycle an old phone that would give some kind of assurance (even a pinkie promise... but preferably some kind of statistic) that this would actually happen? Would love some recommendations because I don't know of any.
Maybe consider saving enough money in order to buy a property over there before moving, that will greatly help you. Other than that, just move there.

If you do that, your cost of living will be lower and in Canada you will have access to good healthcare, education and maybe to enjoy things again which doesn't imply monetary property. I'm pretty sure that overall, you'll have happier and more educated kids. I can imagine the kind of monsters people grow in the USA.

I live in Germany and we have many points like Canada and I just laugh when I hear about "could make more money elsewhere" or "career" in America when life is much softer and nicer here. Sure, things aren't perfect here, but at least people in general care about the environment and the personal space of others, I can easily get a lot of vegetarian/vegan food in Berlin and people are just awesome, many of them, from the US and sick of the state of art country you've got there. If you don't care about this and is a psycho which just want to maximize how much you make and then die, just stay in the US. It is a good place for you to be.

If I had the chance to pick living in the USA or in a first developed country, somewhat decent living conditions and economy. I would definitely pick the second choice.

I seriously wouldn't feel like living in a the same country of Trump, or just the average american mindset. It just looks pretty retarded to me. It's a economy that only exists because it manages to really impose its power around the world, so americans there feel like they got something, but it's always in exchange of somebodys life or happiness. I'm not sure if I would like to tell my kids I'm this kind of person, or my family. I wouldn't feel happy for myself.

But that's just me. Make your choice, but remember, life isn't your salary or your job position.
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I agree with your point, but I often think the attitude you're complaining about occurs on both sides. "That's the same thing that we did X years ago" shows a similar level of ignorance.

Most changes over time are evolutionary vs. revolutionary. This often means at an abstract level, new things look very similar to old things because they are. But, there is change (sometimes minor) that makes the new thing new. That minor change can also be the difference between something being used or going away into history.
£2.99 to copy your IP address to the clipboard....
Material Design is getting revamped with a new Material Theming tool
Code patterns that are a recipe for trouble
The precursor to Service Worker is AppCache, purely a manifest that described how to cache things. It worked for the basic cases like SPA's, but feel apart when dealing with dynamic content.

Obviously this could all be solved by applications loading their content via a javascript cache, but then you are putting a hard dependency on javascript, service workers allow you do do the age old <img src="profile.jpg" its going to work in all the browsers, but if your browser supports service workers it can upgrade that <img src=" to load data from cache when offline

tl;dr service workers allow you to add dynamic caching to existing web content via progressive enhancement
It’s depressing how commonplace `curl|(ba)sh` has become.

This will sound clichéd but I blame the rise of “poor mans devops” whereby management fires all the ops, and lets developers manage infrastructure.
I think the point was that profile guided optimization relies on the workload staying relatively fixed. If the workload suddenly changes (like promoting a readonly slave to be the writable master) the assumptions made by PGO may not be valid, and performance could be worse than if no modifications were made in the first place.

I think you'd just have to measure scenarios before using it in production.
Tab (YC W15) is hiring full-stack software developers in London
Ask HN: Is it really hard to get a job in tech right now or is it just me?
I keep reading about record low unemployment but am finding it nearly impossible to get another job in tech currently. It seems like every position I apply for gets a few hundred applications, despite the news saying the labor market is tight right now. What's the disconnect?
Sorry for nitpicking, but I think the central value proposition of microservices/SOA is that you communicate with you backend via well-defined network protocols rather than eg. procedure calls so that the client and server technology stack doesn't matter.

Containers have nothing to do with it.
One of the service providers we use recently started deprecating their "SOAP" APIs in favor of "REST". Which doesn't bother me because with this provider they're far easier to work with.

But since they provided WSDL before, their "REST" APIs now come with WADL files that offer zero value to anyone. Swagger would be a massive step up from that.
Worked is a strong word. The A380 is rather on life support since it's basically only serving very few customers. On the whole this is a strategic loss for Airbus.
> GTA V made $7B.

According to Google, Minecraft made $23M up to 2011.

> Minecraft was worth it.

To Notch it sure did.
The Fairphone is a great idea, however, the software support plan, which is crucial for a long-term device, is vague [⁰].

I wonder if there is a realistic plan for such devices; I'm not sure a subscription plan would work - would non-technically minded people pay?

[⁰] https://support.fairphone.com/hc/en-us/articles/205504175-Wh...
The situation are a bit different though. The Bay Area is competitive despite its housing market, while Berlin to a large extent is competitive because of its housing market. If rents become similar to other major European cities Berlin will lose a lot of its appeal and potential compared to those other cities.
I'm not an expert, but what is the difference between a plain old ESB and what we now call an "API Gateway" or "API Manager" (such as Kong or WSO2) in the world of microservices?

I know of some architectures where the API Gateway has a lot of logic put into it... And you have to go through it to reach any of the microservices in the network.

Isn't this a single point of failure and similar to an ESB?
Or ended up going with Cavium's ThunderX2 instead?
Surely AI is an idea application for rooting out issues with data and identifying possible fraud. Since TIDAL reports its numbers to the record companies the onus should be on them to verify the numbers as realistic. Surely they also have the true subscriber numbers to go with the number of times something is played.

The real sticking point here is the music industry has many untouchable characters in it, witness how #METOO barely if at all can make a dent in it especially the rap music side. so unless some other artists who have real pull can show they have lost real money this will get buried. There is a story Kayne West is after TIDAL for money but how far is he willing to buck that system?
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I think you've just answered your own question. Post limits don't change the value of the information submitted, not does people looking for work change the value of their talent to potential employers.

It's not comparable to a social network because it is a social network: people and relationships and they're nodes and vertices on a social graph.
I would get maybe 100 out of that 800 are Engineers/Software/SRE. The rest is BI, Marketing, Sales, Customer Support, Management, HR, and so on.

Recruit Holdings is focused on the Job/HR space, so this acquisition makes sense to further fend off Linkedin and Google.
ONNX expansion speeds AI development
it certainly wont get any of the machine learning stuff, backs onto google services.
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1upHealth (https://1up.health) enables any app to get EHR data via API in minutes using only patient authorization (via OAuth2). So this means you don't need to create integrations health system by health system. You don't need to know the IT team there or have C-Suite level approval for your app. You just need your patients to authorize access. This saves you months. We are live at 126 health systems (https://1up.health/health-systems), so if you or your users are at any of those orgs, you can incorporate real health care data into your apps today.
Nope.
The DMCA had and continues to protect service providers from copyright infringement claims when they reproduce user-submitted content, so long their services follow certain procedures. FOSTA has absolutely nothing to do with copyright.

FOSTA does, however, amend & weaken the safe harbour provisions of the Communications Decency Act. But those protections were never subject to the idea that monitoring users makes you more liable.
There is no such thing as a "real impartial read".

Any communication of information will inevitably be limited, and the way that limitation manifests will be influenced by the subjectivity of the person communicating.

The documentaries may present the facts they choose to include in a more dispassionate style than other sources, but this should not be confused with objectivity.
> is only in question if you assume they'd actually lie about results.

Were the results reproduced/confirmed by any other large experiment?
Recruit Holdings also owns Indeed- who is making a strong push into Recruiting.
> how long will that remain true for most people if China surpasses the US as the world's reigning superpower?

You don't even answer it for yourself.

Most people in Nazi Germany didn't mind what was done to Jews, and those who did could hardly do anything about it. Why does that affect your own judgement in the least, how many other people think what? Wouldn't you rather be in the company of the best people, than the most? If the Nazis had remained in control, washing brains and crushing dissent as they did, and bred Germany to be the most populous country in the world, would that matter?
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Id consider the induced state when I've tried MDMA to be very similar to mindfulness. It feels like I have better communication with my body, and it's easier to listen to it.
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