skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The Vue components remind me very much of Ember components, that's what I wanted to say.

All that templating and two-way-binding stuff.

Sure, Vue goes a bit more in a lean direction, because it doesn't offer as much out of the box as Ember, but the idea behind the components seem to be similar.

React or Angular (>2) have entirely different approaches, from one another and from Ember/Vue.

They felt fresh to me.
Not sure what you mean but glad you liked it :)
>You mean, financing a vision?

Do you say that because his wealth is tied up in the companies? Yeah, and Zuckerberg "finances" Facebook, and Larry Ellison "finances" Oracle, and Larry and Sergy "finance" Google...

Tesla has sold vast amounts of equity and debt. That's how the company is financed.
> So who wants to let others host some arbitrary code execution Docker containers in their datacenter for some crypto currency?

Anyone in or trying to get into IaaS?
Is this a challenge to see if we can make this a fully connected graph?
I don't ever get on twitter so maybe I don't have the same perspective. Could be the piece I am missing. I am not very interested in the social media aspect of these figures though.

EDIT:
I will further add that I really don't think you can just take the bad without looking at the good. It is factual to say that he has helped many people learn to take personal responsibility and improve their lives. I don't think you can take that for granted. I don't necessarily trust everything he says but I'm not sure where the Trump comparison comes from. Whether you are a Trump fan or not, I don't think they are really comparable...
After defying tariffs, Harley-Davidson kicks off birthday bash in Europe
A Paralysed Man Walked at Prophet Jeremiah Daughter's Church in Abuja
The have recently quietly introduced video ads, isn't that great?
I don't need to run away. I clearly said This is not the forum to flat your bubbles. This is hacker news, not a Republic forum.

Thanks for understanding.
Bike Infrastructure Explained: Bike Box
Well, this was completely predictable. Privacy Shield seemed extremely flaky considering how suddenly Safe Harbor was shot down. I hope most European companies were smart enough to drop hard dependencies on US companies for privacy relevant data during their GDPR audits.
Another large problem with /. is the ageing of their userbase. It's very overtly conservative, now, with few new users getting on board.
Farm machinery is not a huge part of agricultural energy use, and agriculture is not a huge contributor overall consumption, but energy's share in food production costs are high.

Petroleum use by industry sector:
https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/index.php?page=us_energy...

How energy is used in agriculture (Sweden):
http://www.serina-ahlgren.com/p/research_26.html

How agriculture energy use contributes to the atmosphere:
https://www.globalagriculture.org/report-topics/climate-and-...

(I am not an expert in this field.)

Edit: an adjective form
> last five versions

If the build method has not changed then all you need is five tarballs and use `guix build foo --with-source=foo-0.0.n.tar.gz`.

> build system pulls in a big GUI toolkit binary

This is less likely to work, but it depends on how the big binary is linked.

> just something quick and dirty

You can use "guix build foo --with-source=..." for quick and dirty things. For something slightly less quick and slightly less dirty you can define a local package expression using the Guix DSL, dump that in a file, and build it from there.
Does your resume reflect your experience working?

If you do it right, you can apply to entry-level job as "I am just like someone graduating from school this year, except I have evidence of <time management/ability to communicate/whatever else you did at hospitality work>, and so I'm worth talking to".

If you just omit the 4 years it just confuses people, and you're not taking advantage of skills you have acquired.
Things That Happen in Silicon Valley and Also the Soviet Union
Policy idea that will never get passed: provide a tax credit for those who eat more efficiently using some ratio of CO2 emissions over calories consumed. Add some measure for food waste in there too.
Labels are just words we use to collect and share bits of the world. A gay guy discovering he's not actually all that picky about gender should be able to start calling himself bi without fearing biphobic reactions (internal or external).

Biphobia, which is just a modern label for a collection of attitudes that predate our modern concepts of sexuality, would still be a thing if no one called themselves "gay" or "bi" (or pan), just as same-sex attracted people got lynched for going against some people's beliefs long before there were words for their attractions.

Labels aren't the problem. Dogmatic adherence to narrow concepts of gender and sexuality is the problem. It's helpful to identify the way I do so people who also identify that way can find me and compare experiences with me.

Labels for gender and sexuality are best treated as a way of finding others like yourself to increase self-knowledge and protect yourself against people who want to hurt you because of the feelings those labels represent.
Using Go for WebAssembly Applications
I tried in vain to find WebAssembly. Why would you include JavaScript but not WebAssembly in a graph that has LLVM in it?
If only that article linked to actual studies to backup those claims. The article also discusses rats at length, but doesn't support any of its claims with human studies. The one link I attempted to follow is a dead link. That being said, my confidence in the author's ability to speak intelligently on this subject is pretty damn low.

So here are actual human studies with data.

Clinical studies show no effects of soy protein or isoflavones on reproductive hormones in men: results of a meta-analysis.[1]

Isoflavones made simple - genistein's agonist activity for the beta-type estrogen receptor mediates their health benefits.[2]

Soy food and isoflavone intake in relation to semen quality parameters among men from an infertility clinic. [3]

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19524224
[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16513288
[3] https://academic.oup.com/humrep/article/23/11/2584/2913898
How do their 'subreddits' work? It would be really cool if prismo was sort of an aggregate of independent 'subreddit' servers.
>7) In hydroponics you can control the taste of the product by the light spectrum and nutrients. Some customers ask for specific tastes, which is something farms can't provide.

I think you're selling farmers short there, I reckon quite a few of them could affect the taste of their produce, but can't because the market just buys from them in bulk with no regard for taste.
Harness the Power of Static to Create Presentations with Hugo and Reveal.js
With Nix you can, and Guix is a Nix reimplementation, so you can too.

In Nix, some details are still a bit clunky. Like pinning particular package versions. But Nix / Guix are, in my opinion, already more useful and robust that other distros.

For edge cases, I still use some ad hoc Dockers.
I agree with this law, as many of these sort of services are very difficult to cancel. Many gyms require "certified mail" stating you wish to cancel the renewal of your contract.
Beeline is intentionally vague (to preserve the joy of discovery, or something): It gives you a direction and a distance, but no turn-by-turn instructions. It's a bit like Jack Sparrow's magic compass.
Not last 5 years. That was mostly under an actual dictator Perviz Musharraff. That period was more democratic than after him which removed all power for local governments and probably more censorship/bans by PEMRA, our media regulatory agency.

I think people are too quick to judge other countries through their lens.

This is as true for some of us Pakistanis judging to the west through our cultural lens.
I thought a ban on application-specific pricing was core to the idea of net neutrality, whoops.
Announcing npm.community
>The taste of insects simply does not compare to meat and poultry. Granted, this has a lot to do with cultural expectations, but that's exactly why I don't think that people are going to gradually shift to consuming a very different flavor.

Not even the taste, if you process it into something like a bar or a protein powder the texture is not terribly palatable.
It seems like there is a lot missing from this graph. There's a ton of info for conversion to javascript here:

https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/wiki/list-of-langu...
Jaron Lanier on fighting Big Tech’s ‘manipulation engine’
> Surrogacy at scale, artificial wombs, even gamete design and editing are all possible within this generation's lifetime.

No, they aren't. Moreover, surrogacy is just as unethical as slavery, expect it to be banned worldwide soon.
Judicial experts in France love to make reports with fancy fonts.
If it hasn't happened by now (this is not even remotely a new phenomenon), what makes you believe that it will happen ever?
Ok, so a handful of short stints could be because of toxic environments. But say you classified all 7 of your previous tech employers as toxic; at some point the only common factor left is you. No company can guarantee zero employee churn - some people are just the type to bail after a few months regardless of what the employer does to hold on to them. It's only logical for a hiring manager to try and identify and avoid those people.
I worked as tech support in a call center years ago. In my experience, the biggest barrier to customer satisfaction was not what I did, but the many conflicting and antagonistic rules I had to follow. The only way that can be improved with a bot is if whoever implements the bot has more leverage to point out these problems.
Yeah but regrowing limbs arrived after, it's built on top of their tetrapod ancestry. So it's entirely possible that pain is still here as a leftover from when it was a very critical condition.
Required by what/whom?
This book, "All Joy and No Fun", covers, as you might imagine, the difference between fun and joy (not exactly what you asked, but close).

https://www.nytimes.com/2014/02/02/books/review/all-joy-and-...

Well worth the read for parent and non parent alike.

Basically, as I recall the book, kids are a huge amount of work for 20 years that may or may not result in another human being who you like. But if you do get that result, it's a profound payback; without equal among human relationships.
From my experience, most of the time opening have been filled externally rather than promote. Therefore it's easier to move up by changing companies.

A point another commenter brought up is you never head a company say the following:

"The market is competitive and your market rate has increased, so here's a raise (of more than 2-3%)"

This leads to job hopping as well in order to get pay increases. The reason why it's especially present in applicants that recently graduated from college or a bootcamp is that their inexperience is often taken advantage of and are underpaid for lack of experience that they will likely gain in the first few months.
It took more than 7 months to fix https://blog.ripstech.com/2018/wordpress-file-delete-to-code... and at the time rips went public with it (after waiting for 7 months) it still was not fixed.

That a POST param even was used to as the path to a file to delete without sanitizing it is not usually indicative of "secure coding practices".
Yes, all the services we used before said those same magic exact words regarding their SLAs, "I assure you". Also, put your money where your mouth is and give a refund guarantee if the communication is not met

Also, if you want clients outside of India then you need to be in the client's local time zone. For example, I am in Europe, and sometimes California, so those two timezones need to be covered.
It does have WebAssembly, but its incorrectly labeled as targeting Java Bytecode.
Magento Mobile App Builder
I got a new remote gig recently. Because I'm going to talk about recruitment process and I don't think it's relevant, I won't name my new employer here.

My process had over a dozen stages, mostly 1+ hour video calls, one of them a 2-hour tech test. It took several months to complete.

I wasn't in a rush (I actually walked away from it for about a month in the middle for personal reasons), and they were being a little cagey perhaps because it was a senior-ish hire into tech (Principal), and picking the wrong person at that level can do serious damage to a tech culture. I appreciated they took it that seriously.

They then were prepared to wait for my notice on my existing role, which was 3 months (negotiated down to half that in the end).

That shows commitment on both sides.

This is going to be a stronger trend. There are a lot of people out there with a CV that says "senior developer" on it, asking for top-drawer contractor rates, feeling a little entitled because they know some React or Go, so it makes sense to take your time and really, really kick the tires.

With a remote workforce, able to hire anybody in any country, it makes sense to really find the best you can: they can make or break your business. Makes sense to me.

There is research - but I can't place where/when I read it right now - that says you should decide how many people you're prepared to interview, then discard your first third of that number. Then hire the first person you meet who is better than the best candidate in the first third.
Hi, user of OS X from 10.2 to present. It’s a myth.

Snow leopard was not some mythical stable release without bugs. Hell it had the remove your home directory bug when logging in as a guest. I’ve personally had no real problems with the recent releases, I know a fair amount of people inmy camp too. Angry people are just more vocal.

I know there are a ton of hn posters that will disagree but this whole thing is like windows 2000 being the most stable release of windows. Or more recently windows 7.
and where is this mythical job/ company?

In Silicon Valley, pay is high, so is the cost of living, reverse in other places. If your situation differs, you've got it good (unless you're in a bad job in a high cost of living place)
Hydrocarbons are so useful, eventually we will generate them using electricity.
It was not clear to me whether the degradation products of human chitinase and non-human chitinases are the same, which is why I explicitly specified non-human chitinases.

It seems likely to me that people with latex-fruit allergies would also be allergic to the breakdown products from non-human chitinases, whereas those with shellfish and dust mite allergies would also be allergic to the breakdown products from human chitinase. Either way, it is likely to be a food allergen.
The main focus has been on the formal verifiability of smart contracts written in Michelson -- https://www.michelson-lang.com/ I'm checking on Tezos itself.
Dude, where's my lisp?
HPC goodies in Guix 0.15.0
New Indiegame: Bricks gets kids 3D instructions to build new bricks models
I specifically remember Snow Leopard doing one thing in particular wrong: it totally screwed up exposé. They removed the dynamic window positioning/sizing[1] and replaced it with a weird grid based system[2] that poorly utilized screen space and felt like the terrible Linux exposé ripoffs at the time.

For whatever its faults, Lion did fix this[3], so I was largely happy with it.

[1] https://support.apple.com/en-mt/HT201741

[2] https://superuser.com/questions/118424/old-leopard-expose-on...

[3] https://www.cultofmac.com/94997/mac-os-x-10-7-lion-a-guided-...
Fun fact: because of German paranoia, MS offers Office 365 Deutschland, which is mostly identical with Office 365 but operated by T-Systems (a German company not directly affiliated with Microsoft) and hosted in Germany.

It's obvious why Google wouldn't be interested in a similar model for their products.
It's fine if you don't spend all your time there. Sometimes you want to visit a familiar place and talk to familiar people.
Yes and no. If they put the resources into it I'm sure they might be able to, but the flavor change comes from the light spectrum and nutrients so that'd be very difficult for them to control out in the open elements.
Many call center calls have a negative or zero financial value to the company, which is why the experience can be so horrible now. In the future, rather than wearing down the patience of a human in India to cancel service, you'll have to wear down the patience of "ok google" or "alexa"... good luck with that.

A not entirely sci fi book plot would revolve around indentured servitude (to put it nicely) what does society and the economy look like after a few generations of only being able to cancel a service if you have more patience and more computing cycles than "the cloud"? As a sci fi plot, what does the world look like when its easier and more likely to kick a heroin addiction than to cancel an old gym membership or cut the cable TV service, or request a credit card chargeback?
Paleo is a little overzealous IMO, as I don't think there's really a problem with some dairy, some rice, and fruit here and there. All of the foods you mentioned are better than a typical high carb, high sugar diet. I think the main value of any diet, whether it's paleo, Atkins, South Beach, etc., is that they are low sugar. It's really sugar, in my experience, that is a major contributor to keeping people overweight and hooked on unhealthy food.

However, I would encourage you to do some research and test your assumption that people shouldn't eat much fat(which seems to be what you're implying).
Yep. Hopefully he wins the current elections. Me and my whole family waited hours in lines to vote for him last elections.
My favorite thing about human interest articles like this is that they only exist because journalists spend so much time on Twitter. The whole take is a meta commentary on communications bubbles without realizing it.
Alternativev (joke) takeaway: Javascript is as important to computers as machine code
No match is also a match.

The problem here is that it's bad design design if a function returns multiple different types of result. Generally there should only be one type of result to make handling reliable. It if's neccessary, you can still test for an empty result, making it the optional case that it is.
It may be a little outdated (works with minecraft 1.7), but this project replicates the pi functionality for the normal version of minecraft: https://github.com/kbsriram/mcpiapi
>angry people are more vocal

That is a big thing. Kinda like this mac book pro is fine as long as you don’t get a bad keyboard.
No, it is actually not.

To elaborate:

a) Urban Farming commonly produces leafy greens and water rich produce like tomatoes and cucumbers. This is commonly known as 'horticulture'. The horticulture to 'farmland farming' ratio is already less than 1:10.
A larger part of horticulture are crop that grow pretty well on the fields and that are commonly not produced under glass in CES (controlled environment systems). These are crops like Kale, Cabbage, Beans, Peas, Potatoes, Carrots etc. The ratio of CES to horticulture is also well above 1:10. So in summary even if we'd take all the CES production into the cities, it would be well below 1%

b) Viewed from the other side, from the available area. Even in a relatively boring and unpopular city like for example Dortmund/Germany it is extremely hard to find available plots that would be suitable for UF. If the plot is in a residential zone the square meter price is 200-400€. Commercial zone: 80-100€. Agricultural (outside city boundaries): 3-5€.
So inner city plots are waaay more expensive than agricultural land.
We are currently trying to find roundabout three acres of inner city space for an urban farm. With the help of the municipality. It is going to become very hard to find something. To find anything...
To be blunt, this is a tragedy of the commons scenario. The costs are primarily on the parents, and then society gets the benefits (in the short term, of the spending by the parents, in the long term by the productivity and spending of the grown child). This is why smart policy makes it easier to have children--because overall some level of population growth causes economic growth which makes everyone's lives better.

However, I don't know of any country in the world that has cracked the nut of encouraging people to have children. It seems that personal freedom (of not having kids) is only counterbalanced by either lack of birth control (developing countries) or societal pressure (I'm thinking of various religious groups in the USA which tend to have many children per parenting couple).
I tried to get into voat a month ago, it just looked like they moved all the racist posts from reddit to there.

And they had this immense distrust of new people, if your account was created within the week and you posted something contrary they would downvote and comment only on that aspect.
> incorrectly labeled as targeting Java Bytecode

https://github.com/cretz/asmble

The name of that tool is even labelled in the graph!
With the English language as it currently stands you need to know a person's gender in order to talk about them in a normal, non-stilted way and without drawing attention to you not knowing their gender.

Did the use of the words "them" and "their" in the previous sentence seem natural to you? Probably it did because they referred to a generic "person". However, if I'd referred to a named individual, "Chris", say, using "them" or "their" then I think you would have immediately felt some weirdness.

It's not that unusual nowadays, I find, to meet people whose gender is not obvious so it would be good to fix this linguistic problem, but I can't imagine it getting fixed overnight.
I wish that Germany had such law. Self-prolongating contracts that can only be cancelled with a formal letter after N years of paying is a total disaster here.
I'd think subreddit browsing statistics should be at or near the relative value for advertising targetting as search or network behavior, no? Google can sell you ads shown to people who have been looking for power drills. Reddit can actually put that ad on /r/diy.

Obviously that's not how it works in reality, so I argue something else is at work than just targetting.
I have great admiration for Frederick Douglass. He must have had great drive within to be a self learner. His writings and speaches are so good!
That's a common perception, although usually insects are supposed to be "purged" for a day or two to clear their intestines. In the case of caterpillars, they can be easily eviscerated(although it's a disgusting process).
I have a hard time caring about this.
But let's say, they added "decompilers" to the graph, and there is (say) a decompiler from machine code to C. Then I'd assume, because there is a path in the graph from JavaScript to C (going through machine code), that I can translate from JavaScript to C. Except this isn't true because V8 is a JIT, and doesn't output its internal representation.
Having dealt with so many Pakistani web/graphic designers and photo retouchers back then, I don't think it is highly unlikely at all.

There was such a competitive race to the bottom with graphic design work that I could have seen the Prime Minister's son, daughter or anyone in their network having had that font on their computer.

At the time of this trial, I always had to laugh about the argument and wondered if I could present this reality as a third party to the trial, but then I saw that like every Pakistani Prime Minister is brought down this way and realized it has no bearing on my life whatsoever.
I don't have enough exposure to the product (not available in my region) but I really liked the _idea_ of privacy.com where you can create a credit card proxy for every subscription you have.

This seems extremely valuable for managing subscriptions, tracking your funds, and of course, some modicum of privacy where your original credit card is only shared with one party.

edit: Seems like privacy.com is a direct-to-bank connection instead of depending on a credit card for funding.