skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Virtual DOM and ability to derived your DOM state from props and state is not something you can easily done with jQuery or any UI library that doesn't have that concept.

It's not something you can easily implement yourself either.

That's the main part that makes React code maintainable.
Yes already shared with the Team to relook on the same. Thanks.
gases expand, unless something stops them. mutation is like brownian motion.
These days when I'm not at my desk I carry a Samsung Tab A 10" tablet, a small Logitech bluetooth keyboard, and do all my coding in Termux. Basically my ideal hardware format, just wish I could get a bigger screen and maybe some more CPU.

The idea that this kind of device should have a built-in keyboard is strange to me. It's stuck to the screen!
depends on your lifestyle and income I guess. If you have high income and high expenditures you have the choice between immediate pleasures or early retirement, and that choice isn't so clear cut imo.

for software guys like mmm I'd wager that it's better to take the time and energy used on frugality and instead try to develop alternative income streams, which ironically is exactly what mmm did.

regrets over $10-30 purchases seem like a complete waste of time to me... https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/02/29/mr-money-musta...
This is a layman's view, but I thought Gödel's incompleteness theorem means there must be in principle mathematics that can never be connected to other parts of mathematics. And if something is part of the universe, it must be connected to something we can perceive, so I conclude that not all math can be connected to that which concerns something real.

In other words, even though math that was thought to be useless has repeatedly been applied to physics, I think the claim that it is "always" applicable is too strong and in fact proven false in principle.
They should done more to keep people from writing bad code, they should have less rule.

What does that even mean?
Shameless plug: I wrote a CLI interface for it: https://github.com/nneonneo/ffsend
I'm still super gung-ho about web components. The progressive browsers are committed to making it happen.

The picture is not so bleak for custom elements: https://caniuse.com/#feat=custom-elementsv1

Firefox also just announced that Shadow DOM arrived in a nightly:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1460069

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17172613

Contrary to popular belief, you can start using web components WITH just custom elements and WITHOUT shadow DOM! https://twitter.com/rob_dodson/status/961780022628331520

I jumped onto this bandwagon early and struggled with Polymer 2 and HTML imports (ugh!). Now they have made the same realizations and moving forward LitElement will lead the charge toward usable and lightweight web components:

https://www.polymer-project.org/blog/2018-05-02-roadmap-upda...

https://github.com/Polymer/lit-element

Here's how you can get started:
https://github.com/Polymer/pwa-starter-kit/wiki

It's not paradise, there are kinks to work out, but ultimately one can make production worthy apps with web components TODAY (polyfills available). You can sleep at night not worrying that your library will become the new jQuery someday: https://twitter.com/SaraSoueidan/status/999645120155746304
Set them up with Fortnite and that won't be a problem much longer.

(You'll have plenty of new ones, though!)
> You'll get there, only to find out that there is no 'there' there.

The chase was better than the kill. So why not just chase? Because the chase anticipated the kill. Now what?

Elon Musk is an interesting case.
You run it on your own server so it offers as much privacy as you can provide.
Used to depend on the content you created. My coding channel with 30k subs made about 10-15k since 2014. That's on less than 5m views.

The ecosystem used to favor high demand niches by offering much higher CPM. It is all homogenized now and YouTube is saving the highest CPM ads for the most popular / connected creators. $1-3CPM I've heard is average. Coding videos now get around $4-$6 down from $15-$20 when I started.

Not producing frequently also reduces your CPM. Same with short length videos. Many factors go into the CPM rate now that are not great for creators.
In America maybe? Here the maintenance on a car is insane, Canada.
>Biometric login (as of FF60)

Are you talking about Web Authentication? What is wrong with it?
vue seem to be an evolution of react and angular.

it is as if some react developer sat down and said, “how can we make this even simpler so that even my grandson can do it.”

i appreciate when we have guys like the authors of Vue come forward driving the community and taking web development to the next level giving us a more elegant solution.
I hate lazy loading. - bit offtopic: Are there any good browser extensions that stop this behaviour?
I'm under the impression that Buzzfeed News is actually decent. It's the main (non news) Buzzfeed site that's responsible for it's reputation
https://youtu.be/MHP3jzcYlVU
Transferwise recently started issuing MasterCard debit cards. I was surprised that (i) it's technically a debit card, unlike Revolut's card which is a prepaid card, and (ii) it's issued by Transferwise, not be some bank on their behalf.
Unlikely. Alphabet will spin off the division and sell it for blood$.
Winnebago launches an all-electric RV platform
Now Russia wants Zuckerberg to testify for them, too
The Kill Zone: American tech giants are making life tough for startups
As some who has started to dabble in angel investing over the last few years it is enjoyable, but at the same time frustrating as you meet so many great people working on garbage ideas or vice versa.
Isn't minecraft ok, under the new Microsoft?
PGP is the standard but most people don't use it, because it is not so easy to use.
Apple sued the heck out every other tablet company to help cement their lead. It worked.

What's annoying is that history will remember Apple as having "invented" the tablet. Prior to apple they were a sufficiently big thing that even Microsoft had a Tablet PC standard. Sure, capacitive touch screens were a big step forward and made tablets truly usable. But it's not like Apple invented them either although they were very early into that technology.
Self-Forming Structures: An Exploration into 3D Printing on Pre-Stretched Fabric
What's worse about dev is that chrome auto-forwarded to the https version even if you were using it internally for testing using your hosts file.
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It was not just some cynical reason the effort failed. MMP is a party list system. Canadians don’t want it. Over and over again Canadians vote down any change that doesn’t make representatives accountable to voters. Our government system is called Responsible Government for a reason.

Also Canadians do not like minority governments. Proportional representation is not that popular on Canada.

Also we like simple systems with simple voting strategies. MMP is very complicated. Lots of weird tactics like voting for a small party but a candidate from a bigger party.
Huh? Not that I see. Private repos require a paid plan.
Couldn't it be as simple as as a selection of ample seed production over ample nitrogen availability in an environment where adequate sunlight was more often a limiting factor than adequate nitrogen. It takes significant energy to produce the root exudates that encourage and feed the specialized symbiotic bacteria that will fix some amount of nitrogen for the roots. The plant already needs lots of energy to build it's carbon structure and immune system. Then more energy for seed production, which is the most important of all. This energy has to come from sunlight. In growing competition with other taller plants and trees, sunlight is often greatly diminished. The plants that 'stopped' producing these exudates and used the available energy in structural fitness / robust seed production were able to compete more effectively as a species over a larger area.
“Wisdom of the Crowd” needs to die. We have network theory. We know direct democracy doesn’t work. Repeal the 17th ammendment and reinstall other safeguards we used to have against the herd.
I do, and while it's not perfect, I find it fairly serviceable.

AWS, on the other hand, I found an absolute nightmare (though to be fair, I haven't touched it in 2 years).
This breaks the rules at the top of the thread. Can you please not do that?

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17211220 and marked it off-topic.
Why should the government care about people who don't care enough to vote?
I did same thing. It makes you ignore newsfeed by default because it will only contain ads.

And slowly, I started to check facebook less often. Now I log onto facebook maybe once or twice a week. And that is only if I need to contact someone.
Have you checked the mobile client? The last 2 features I've noticed on Skype for iOS are:

* colors - you can change your Skype colors from blue to red or green

* stories - follow your friends just like on Instagram or Snapchat
The rules at the top ask you not to post replies like this.
I don't disbelieve you, but we have no way to check the truth or fairness of these posts, and they're off topic.

We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17207359 and marked it off-topic.
I agree, this is the part that people seem to be ignoring. Yes, you can make a proof of computational equivalence between jQuery and React, but you cannot deny the massive increase in human usability that an set of components brings. There's far more interesting set of things you can do, Redux + the litany of other related libraries, a vibrant ecosystem unto themselves, prove this. I started my career out slinging jQuery and after 4 years of React I never want to go back.
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Okay, as much as I love the classics, putting DONKEY KONG (GAME BOY, 1994) as #1 is just pandering.

Tropical freeze, and several others on that list, have benefited from years and years of game design research and progress. It would be silly to assert that tropical freeze or jungle beat fail to be better than the original, aside from nostalgic biases.
A Topre Realforce, variable weighted or uniform 45 g, is the best choice.
The Physics of a Firefighter's Window Catch
This is from the guy who posted recently about struggling to learn React.
They'll just name the service "Hungry Jacks" in NZ.
location: hawai'i (utc-10)

remote: yes

willing to relocate: no

technologies: webgl, js, node, c++, glsl, linux, web

cv: https://substack.neocities.org/cv.html

email: substack@gmail.com

Looking for remote webgl, p2p, data viz, and mapping projects.

I'm particularly interested in work that ties together industrial, engineering, CAD, hardware, physical simulations, and field work with computer software. Preference for web tech.

Programming for 17 years, 12 professionally.
Doesn't need to be a gas generator (a hard sell for an EV die-hard), what about trailer-pulled battery packs? The car would need a small tow hitch and a J-plug, chademo, CCS, or similar plug in the back. Pick up a fresh battery at a U-Haul, and drop it off in your destination town.

Or would the weight be more than a (future model) Leaf could easily be designed to pull?
The ANI comes over with the call setup, should be used to know who the exchange will charge for the call. This can be blocked against, but since the late 90s almost no one wants to send this info because it can be blocked. And it isn't required, with it often being blank. Caller ID comes on the second ring, but this can be set to be whatever you want and it gets just passed along. I've rarely seen ANIs blocked on the telco side unless they were sending a ANI, really spamming and someone reported them.
This is the reason I had to stop playing EVE Online. I love the premise and universe of the game, but my goodness does it start to feel like a "job" quickly.
sounds great, could you sponsor work visas?
Google has https://peering.google.com/ for that purpose. My understanding is that it provides similar tooling for ASNs that have a relationship (peering, etc.) with Google ASNs.
I had never noticed just how much cloud-cover there is globally. Wondering if it was just an artifact if the false coloring, I did a search. Turns out that that level of cloud-cover is normal[1]. Fascinating.

[1]: https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/GlobalMaps/view.php?d1=MOD...
I like to evaluate a job across four metrics:

1. livelihood: does it provide enough $$.

2. meaning: the end product/service, do I find it meaningful.

3. people: do I interact with colleagues, customers, etc. whom I find interesting and respect.

4. process: do I find the work in and of itself enjoyable, tending to put me in a flow state.

The YouTubers might be lacking in 3., and depending on their personal tastes/needs, possibly the others too.
Car-Jackers are going to love this technology if it stops for everything.
I think the beauty of scooters is because you don't have to find parking.
Massive AI Twitter probe draws heat map of entrepreneurial personality
We seem to be talking past each other, but if you can find one person in the world who has not declined (i.e. aged) with increasing years please post as we need to study this person in incredible detail. I am not joking as this is literally a matter of life and death for billions of people.
Not unless they bought red hat first and shipped Linux laptops unseating Lenovo. Money is now in the mega data cloud center not the desktop market.
Today, the equivalent is an Amazon Snowmobile, a 45 foot shipping container weighing 34 tons transported on a semi-truck. Transfers about 100 petabytes at a time. They claim it can be filled "in less than 10 days". Of course, multiple Snowmobiles can be used in parallel if you have exabytes to transfer.

Assuming it takes about 3 weeks to turn around, my arithmetic says each truck has a bandwidth of about 460 Gbps.

"Q: How do I connect my data center to Snowmobile?

Each Snowmobile comes with a removable high-speed connector rack on wheels with two kilometers of ruggedized networking cable."

Source: https://aws.amazon.com/snowmobile/
Fall Asleep Fast
It’s not because she’s a woman. Why we chose to believe Elizabeth Holmes
Maybe development requires more overhead, but you have to factor in reading understanding and maintenance. React, with a proper state management library like React, in my humble limited opinion, is easy to understand because of its functional nature. The view rendering is a function of the props it receives, whether it come from a context based store like Redux or just passed thru. I don’t find reading other peoples React code terribly difficult because most of it is not surprising. Even components which make heavy use or internal state are never so terribly difficult to understand.

I don’t think the same could be said of your random JQuery or. Backbon based project
union lose power much more frequently from collusion between conservative lawmakers and businesses writing laws against unions, like ELEC does.
Paid plans of GH are too expensive.
I constantly remind myself that HN does not actually represent what most customers want and/or need in the real world.

Most routine jobs/contracts at the coalface are still Java/.NET (possibly with a bit of Kotlin thrown in) - I even see companies looking for PHP developers on a weekly basis.

They are definitely alive and kicking, though if you judged based on this website alone, they all ceased to exist 10 years, replaced by Golang, Elixir and Clojure.

Mild exaggeration (and it's not a criticism of the people here), but you get my drift. People here like to talk about new/shiny/cutting-edge - and that's fine, but it's also not necessarily what customers/clients want or need.

C#/.NET in particular, though not perfect, is one of the most pleasurable languages/frameworks to work in.
Except gofmt doesn't format everything the same way. It's possible to write some equivalent syntax in different ways. It's irksome that people say it's consistent when it is not.
The 2018 Python Language Summit
This crosses into personal attack and also breaks the site rule against insinuating astroturfing without evidence.

Could you please (re-)read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and not do this again?
https://lobste.rs
I think there is some confusion comparing jquery with frameworks in general heh- time for a history lesson! So back in the mid-aughts right before jquery there was prototype. I got hired into a job where I had to maintain sites written with both in the past and they were very similar to each other. Ajax was new and so was the class based handling of JS to make it more object oriented. It could be done but prototype made it convenient. It was possible to manipulate objects before applying them to the DOM however it was really verbose...academic I would call it. Then prototype’s cool younger brother arrives (jquery) and it became so easy to pull this stuff off it was like a giant party. Learn jquery? Your hired! Ahh the halcyon days ;) Anyhow- if you’ve lived through things like CGI and DHTML (and java servlets to a lesser extent) they were like the malaise era of web dev but jquery flipped the tables there has been NOTHING like it to date. We’ve gone back to academic with colorful packaging (I’m lookin at you angular!) and react coupled with redux just isn’t the same- it’s interesting but not a quick study. So..back then we could pick up a program in 24 hrs book and land a job. Today we can read 24 books and scratch the surface. Jquery was a movement not a framework and the statement being made was life is too short to NOT be incredible, we can all be incredible with jquery so why not? More comparable to the Misfits showing up to a Johnny Cash show than just another framework...just my two cents.
DNS Market: 13% of all DNS traffic uses Google's 8.8.8.8, OpenDNS is close to 2%
Gooact: React in 160 lines of JavaScript
Current iPad trounces the Samsung in all these categories (except Android support, of course), though, and costs less too. And has a better aspect ratio. And is much lighter.
What is a field?
I would still be bankrupted by "much less" than $20 million.
The goTenna is approximately what you're looking for, albeit at a higher price point.

https://www.gotenna.com/
> For one, so far everyone predicting doom about AI has been a layman a subject.

This is a myth. It was arguably true 5-10 years ago, but concern with AI safety is not a fringe position even among the highest levels of AI researchers now.

Stuart Russel (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_J._Russell) is the co-author of one of the most popular AI textbooks in the world and he has repeatedly said that he thinks the alignment problem is important and that AI presents an existential risk: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/602776/yes-we-are-worried...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvmeTaFc_Qw

Marcus Hutter (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcus_Hutter) is another respected AI researcher who, along with, Tom Everitt (http://www.tomeveritt.se/) (a researcher at DeepMind, one of the most advanced AI companies in the world), is also working on the alignment problem: http://www.tomeveritt.se/papers/alignment.pdf

You can read through list of grants granted by the Future of Life institute for AI Safety research, almost all of which are to researchers associated with respected universities, not laymen, here: https://futureoflife.org/ai-safety-research/
It was a very particular brake test, multiple stops going from 60 to 0. apparently they did some things to not being so aggressively stopping repeatedly. stopping once you'd stop much faster.
Xiaomi Mi Max 2

It's not as big, but you can carry it everywhere. And it's only $200.

https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size#/phones/size/Xiaomi-M...
Publishing a Go package with CircleCI 2.0
Just pointing out for the historical record: this is an animated show, not live action.

I will be checking it out, tho, for certain.
In this case, doing more means responding to the real-world usage of React, and making it so that lifting state up isn't the only recommended option. Vue did this and is grabbing some market share from React. https://reactjs.org/docs/lifting-state-up.html
This person has obviously never ridden an e-bike. E-scooters are decidedly dorky. They can't corner well at high speeds. They carry almost no angular momentum to keep you moving forward. The only cool thing about a scooter is that you can easily hoist that 3 lb frame up and carry it with you without a second thought... add an 8 pound motor + battery to that and you've lost all your convenience when you have to climb several flights of stairs... An E-bike on the otherhand can benefit from its girth... it makes it harder to steal if you just add a cafe lock. That weight also makes it perfect for cruising. I can ride 10 miles on convoluted paths without touching my handlebars because of how predictable the ride is. I can ride up sharp grade hills at 20+ MPH without breaking a sweat in 90+ degree weather. And while I'm effortlessly cruising to my destination with minimal effort, I'M STILL PEDALING. It doesn't matter if I'm putting minimal effort in while I'm getting where I'm going, it's still exercise (not to mention way better from the perspective of arterial hardening from unnecessarily standing like a jack ass on a dork mobile). If you want to be totally lazy, get a Boosted board. If you want to revolutionize your shit, go to your local e-bike dealer and get them to hook you up with something actually meaningful.
I've had good experiences with the Samsung Note tablets with the s-pen and the third party Squid app (formerly Papyrus). But even this experience is lesser now. The former gen had the s-pen embedded into the tablet itself so you just always had it around. It doesn't do that anymore and you have to lug it separately. I haven't tried a iPad with pencil, but if I have to replace my tablet I'll buy anything that brings back that embedded stylus approach.
Wonder what will it take for Deepak Chopra to stop his quantum psychobabble. Even this didn't do it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZXewVWUKAM
BetterPromise: a strawman experiment in subclassing Promise to fix the bad parts
It's only a matter of time for the convergence of phones and Dex like docking functionality. I'm actually surprised Google isn't exploring this area more because it will really kick up the versality of phones. I guess Google doesn't want phones to cannabalize their Chromebook marketshare.
New theory suggests Pluto may be a giant comet
Listen the oldest song known (100 AD)