skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah yes, if only there were 5 billion jobs available that exactly matched what people love to do.
Usually it’s one of three things:

>Your style isn’t up to spec

If you always smell crap, check the bottom of your shoes. I’ve found team style guides to be useless generally, but attempting to emulate team style by looking at existing code is a winning move. Coding is a team effort, and even if it’s a little extra work, a little beautification can go a long way towards readability.

>Code reviewers want or are incentivized to help

Many code reviewers make a point not to leave a nontrivial review without commenting. Whether this is because they want to help, or because in many workplaces, the code review metric optimized for is “comments closed”, some people will feel obligated. When there’s no substance to dissect, style is often substituted

>Someone’s giving you a hard time for irrational reasons

This is an interpersonal issue. You don’t, in my opinion, need to worry how others will view you if this happens since most people can tell when somebody is just being a dick in a CR. If you’re concerned about this, try to figure out why you two have beef by asking them and either resolve it, ignore/forgive it and move on (some hills aren’t worth dying on), involve management or HR, or change roles
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Depends on how it's done.

Vodafone India is an affiliate for Amazon Prime and is offering 1 year of free prime to its subscribers. Offering a year free or something similar definitely adheres to the spirit of net neutrality IMO.
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Blood doping can clog your blood, also sticking needles deep into veins on a regular basis, gotta have some risks.
This is very odd...
It shows up for me, should show up for you as long as you have JavaScript enabled (and if you don't I have no idea how you're going to use a web app :P)
Because this would fairly obviously be impossible without ML techniques.
> It's unclear why or how could a disequilibrium form and stand in a free to travel country: as long as the metropolis offers even a modicum of economic opportunity, such as being a water seller at the intersection, that is already much better then being a subsistence farmer in an overcrowded country that experienced famine as recently as last year.

Lagos and all of Nigeria suffers from the same plague that is consuming the West: extreme inequality. There's economic growth but when the rich capture the overwhelming majority of the new wealth then, combined with population growth, you can get a population where many people are actually worse off as time goes on. This is why even as the economy grows the number of people living in poverty is actually increasing [1][2].

It's highly unlikely the government will/can/wants to address the inequality [3]. At some point the only "fix" to this problem will be, as it has been in the past, war. The growing regional and ethnic divisions just need another decade or so (by that time we'll probably see as many as 120m living in poverty) and then, suddenly, the water reaches a boil.

Ironically, if you speak to many Nigerians they'll tell you that inequality isn't a problem at all. If you work hard and smart enough you can make it. Sound familiar?

[1] https://www.stearsng.com/article/inequality-in-nigeria-is-wo...

[2] https://qz.com/963465/some-of-the-worlds-biggest-countries-h...

[3] https://www.oxfam.org/en/even-it-nigeria/nigeria-extreme-ine...
Other examples of Amazon self-censoring despite the govt saying they are not considering censoring online content.

* Pixelated nudity in shows like Californication and The Man In The High Castle and films like Watchmen and The Godfather

* The Grand Tour had an episode which involved animal carcasses. All of it was removed.

My $0.02 on this difference between Amazon and Netflix. This is Netflix's primary business, while Video is an afterthought for Amazon compared to the retail business. A boycott of their retail business would be catastrophic, whereas a few people canceling their subscription over self-censorship is a non-issue.

Amazon can also potentially be shaken down for protection money. It would work like this. "Hi, we're from this political party and we're considering making these videos a major issue. Meanwhile, would you consider making a donation to our election campaign?"
You made up both informations in your comment. The 80/20 split is made up. Also, it would suggest terminally incapable leadship.

And also, different people on the same position and with same work have routinelly deferential salaries in all eu countries. It is truly something between you and management.
Especially as it promises to disentangle IO and CPU load.
The efficient ways of handling emails is to do it a few times a day, and then either deal with them to the point where you can delete it, or turn it into a task. (I have employees who are masters of efficiency and lean and this is their thing, but I’ve seen the benchmarks on departments where it was implemented, and it works.)

I can see how you could use kanban to do this, but most offices already have dedicated systems for handling their tasks, and honestly, even outlook tasks are better at this than a kanbanboard.

Why would you need multiple lines for an email? And why would you keep you emails on your email account, where no one else can get it, client if it’s important enough to archive?

Best of luck though, maybe there is a usecase I’m not seeing.
Thanks, the reason I made this was because of how big of a fan I was of OneNote, but all the little things that I wanted to change (and first-class linux support) drove me to write this.
₹499 = $7.23. Not bad for a year of Prime.
Social media manipulation rising globally, new report warns
> [YouTube is] incentivised to make what they're looking for as difficult to find as possible so that they'll spend hours and hours binging vacuous addictive content looking for something but never quite finding it and getting no satisfaction from the experience.

What you just gave is an imaginary description from someone who evidently doesn't use YouTube. I remember seeing Google presentations (on its official YouTube channel) in 2007 and 2008 where executives were saying that the goal of Google Search is to get you to what you're looking for as quickly as possible, and that's one reason that Google Search became the leader in search, and its very name is a verb for looking up something online. YouTube does the same exact thing, and the way they hook you into watching more are the automatic "related video" and "subscribe" overlays in the video player itself, and then the long column of related videos and, for any professional video, a pre-made playlist that is based on the viewing selections of other viewers, in the left column (on desktop browsers) or under the video (on phones). If I'm looking up a video by a singer, I find a long list of results. If I'm looking up funny bulldog videos, I find the same. If I'm looking up burger-cooking tutorials, I find the same. If I'm looking up clips from a certain TV show, I find the same. You're saying that YouTube doesn't do that? Try looking up some things on it and see for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/
My cousins lost their home too.

Insurance doesn't replace 50 years of memories.
Governments Are Deploying Disinformation as Part of Digital Harassment Campaigns [pdf]
Where is the best site to buy os license?
Sky-3ds.com is the best choice when you buy it fro the site or purchase the license from Selly, you can get the license from your mail in 5 minutes.
That's bearly a typo
Row/column data such as you would find on mainframe accounting software
Aside for car fetishists, owning a car is an expensive and draining choice for most people. It stands to reason that, if the fantastic self driving promises materialize, people would chose not to own a personal car, just like they choose not to own a chicken coop or a cow - themselves prized possessions in times before refrigeration and supermarkets (and cars).

The promises might fail but that's the plan anyway, to make ride hailing so ubiquitous and frictionless that it's more convenient than ownership.
I can assure you that you are not alone. I am developing meteor with react. I took the clever beagle pup as the base. My app is a working smoothly and meteor does a lot of things which I don't completely understand, but it just works.:)
Re: truck stopping. That's no longer the case. While it has teething issues, in 2017 a single tax replaced all domestic taxes except income tax. Trucks can travel the length and breadth of the country without being stopped. I do agree with the rest of what you're saying though, Indians trust government to do the right thing much more than Americans would.
More on this in "New lies for old" by Anatoliy Golitsyn, Solzhenitsyn's 200 years together.
> Honestly I haven't seen attempts at making this process more rigorous, when applied to physics.

Marcus Hutter has expressed this idea quite well ( https://arxiv.org/pdf/0912.5434 ) arguing that (a) smaller/simpler theories have more predictive power and (b) the "size" of a theory includes the complexity of its equations and the parameters needed to specify some result. The latter is important because some theories trade off between these two: e.g. a multiverse theory might have simple equations ("every possibility happens somewhere") but require very precise "coordinates" to pin-point the actual possibility that we observe.

Not sure if other physicists know of or take it seriously though.
Erasure is just as type safe as reification.

Erasure gives you a little less flexibility to express certain constructs than reification allows, but from a type safety standpoint, the two approaches are equivalent.

If you want widen the meaning of "type safe" a bit, I would argue that reification is "less" type safe in the sense that it allows you to perform additional runtime type checks / type casts, which basically means you are second guessing the compiler and invalidating all the type soundness that it has provided you by accepting to compile your code.
In banking/government terms, yes, but in general terms NRI is used much wider to describe a person of Indian origin. At least in West India.
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I can't help but suspect that the difference between, for example, good sprinters and great sprinters is not simply that Usain Bolt knew a guy who could get him some solid publicity to get his name out there as a great sprinter.
Even if you are entirely overseas? Belgium makes you do it unless you spend more than half your time in the other country.
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It has been clear for years that Apple only wants to support the native Safari content blocking API for ad blockers on iOS.

If it has taken Adguard so long to realize this then it’s their issue, not Apple’s.
Intentional dark pattern or honest bug?

I have had this 'bug' on multiple different websites. Forbes in particular is a nice example, they take 5mins to save your preferences and then it says they "are working on it. You can change your preferences." (Not direct quote).
Thanks for your reply.

Some lines in your privacy policy:

> The app does use third party services that may collect information used to identify you.

> in a case of an error in the app I collect data and information (through third party products) on your phone called Log Data.

> I want to inform users of this Service that these third parties have access to your Personal Information. The reason is to perform the tasks assigned to them on our behalf. However, they are obligated not to disclose or use the information for any other purpose.

And I'm aware the content is generated, because the "data and information on your phone" doesn't really make sense considering what you are providing is a browser extension, so I didn't think you really mean all of those.

IMO, correct me if I'm wrong, the main logic of finding related discussions is as simple as performing searches, locally. Such service doesn't really need to involve third parties to collect user data. Maybe some libraries are needed to improve usability and user experience, but that's it. I just hope people could create something they themselves would like to use, so if you personally are OK with third parties collecting your data (even that's not essential to the service), then I think it's OK for you to keep your privacy policy the way it is now.
Ask HN: Why do you need container's fast boot speed?
Despite of the image and kuberentes, etc., let's talk about where the boot speed of container make sense.

For microservices and long-running jobs (build, db migration), does it really make a difference to launch the container in 1s or 30s or 100s?
Best secure, anonymous developer machine?
Most secure Linux images (tails, whonix, etc) are geared toward browsing the web securely and scrubbing your data after (RAM images etc). What are the best options for developers who want a complete, persistent, anonymous development environment? What software or services would you include to assist in publishing software anonymously?
100% with State. It is just my personal experience, to keep track of all states, it takes O(n^2) of my brain power, and the same order of magnitude tests to cover it up.
This is one of the few forums where more than a tiny minority would even understand the vocabulary of the analysis as to whether the machines are fraudulent. This is a huge problem and should prevent such machines ever being used.

Even if they are 100% fine and better than paper ballots people are relying on third party expertise to say it's ok. Everyone understands or can very quickly, ballot box stuffing, systematic fraudulent counting of paper ballots etc. It's not just being honest in voting and counting it's being obviously so and readily understandable that is critical for democracy. These machines,v even if otherwise perfect, are neither. Don't let them near your election. Surely. It's insane.
I just tested this on Google Maps. Dropped a pin, copied the plus code from
the details section, pasted it again in the search box and hit Search. No results!

Tried it a couple of more times for slightly different locations, but the same issue.

This makes it seem like it’s not ready for prime time.
Not anymore. GST has streamlined it. I am not from the trucking industry but I have some friends who are. GST has done away with local taxes and the Trucking industry has benefited from it.
does he know how SQL works?
I see.

What about running TT-RSS locally and fetching from it with FeedTheMonkey? Probably the same limitations, but I put it out there.
Leanpub is a great platform for self-publishing: https://leanpub.com It has multiple input (.doc, GitHub, ...) and output sources (PDF, EPUB, MOBI). In the end, you can publish the book on their platform or simply use the files for your own platform or Amazon.
It's important to note that the laws itself are public, but that the laws refer to guidelines published by Standard Defining Organisations (SDOs), which in turn are not freely accessible. This judgment means that PRO now still has to pay for an initial copy of a guideline, but that they don't break copyright by distributing it freely (fair use).
The reason that Bing and DuckDuckGo have such similar results is that DDG uses Bing's search API, so the comparison here is only really between Bing and Google.
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Fake, misleading social media posts exploding globally, Oxford study finds
YouTube, launched in early 2005, actually instated the 10-minute limit in 2007 or 2008; I remember watching plenty of full TV shows in the first couple of years, and I remember that one of the most popular and constantly recommended were episodes of "Chappelle's Show" (noted in the Viacom lawsuit that could have destroyed YouTube, had Google not owned it by them) and there were also uploads of the Comedy Central version of "Who's Line Is It Anyway?" and 1980s and '90s SNL episodes. Then there was the 10-minute limit, then 15 [0]--and there were tons of broadcast-TV uploads that were divided up in such segments (such as the very popular "MoxNewsDotCom" channel's uploads of the 2008 U.S. election debates)--and then by the end of 2010, YouTube started allowing videos of any length, and I recall seeing novelty videos of some repeating loops for several or dozens of hours [1][2].

[0] Undated, but still showing up: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/71673?hl=en&co=GEN...

[1] "THE LONGEST VIDEO ON YOUTUBE - 596.5 HOURS" - Dec 14, 2011 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04cF1m6Jxu8

https://www.youtube.com/results?sp=EgIYAkIECAESAA%253D%253D&...
If it goes: 1D, 2D, 4D, 8D, why does it stop at 8? Is there a hexadeconion?
How did you become a dual national?
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I really enjoyed you insighful comment. I can't understand all those furious downvoters. Perhaps they are a bad abstraction.
Compliance testing. They usually take a few weeks to come up with a list of things that are non-compliant that we have to fix for release, then we do 2nd submission, and then they take another few weeks to test that. But even if the game passes on 1st sub, it still takes weeks for the game to be actually burnt to discs and distributed across the world.
I’m glad this logic wasn’t applied to planes.
I don't watch TV or follow social media. I'm not interested about politics or the so-called mainstream news.

I follow the tech feed of all main news sites in my country (in native language), + TechCrunch and the TheNextWeb. This way I will know about daily tech related news. I also read HN daily, which is for... all of us know. :)

From the professional side (I'm a frontend developer) I read articles found going through the Cooperpress newsletters. I can keep up with the latest trends this way.
Are you from the USA? I’m not sure how it is in Canada, but the US has a very funny view on nudity.
I do a kinda 4ish work week. I do Mon Tue full day, halfish day wed (by appointment). Thur Fri full days, sat halfish also. Feels like a free day is always just a day away. For those really used to 5 days with a huge hump day, always feeling like friday is tomorrow is just a revelation.
As a user of the borglet pages they aren't pretty but they are quite functional and to-the-point. I can appreciate the no-frills design.
I really agree with both of you.
“The ugly fact is books are made out of books, the novel depends for its life on the novels that have been written.”

(Cormac McCarthy)
Immutability is property of data structure. It can help prevent some unexpected errors, mainly accidental side effects, but make no mistake, you can still use them to create bad and stateful code.

Think of a function, where everything is immutable, but instead if full of if/switch statements and complicated branching behavior. Even if it is deterministic, it will become intractable for reasoning once it reaches certain scale.
Google owns Duck.com, but it'll give rival DuckDuckGo a shoutout anyhow
Two things:

1) its not personal, its about the money.
thats why we have to do this / that etc, and not this or that

2) everyone is replacable (or will choose to leave at some point) - make your code / system / database in such a way that your replacement admirers you for the clarity of your documentation, not hates you for that clever trick you implemented. Corollary: all code that is not well documented is throw away crap when you leave.
They are called sedenions [1] and you can repeat the construction taking you one level up [2] infinitely.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sedenion

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cayley–Dickson_construction
> You don't need parking lots, because utilization is close to 100% and they go back to a depot when not required.

It’s just dawned on me how many cars you could fit in a carpark for self driving cars. They can park properly, park each other in and park close together. I wouldn’t be surprised if you could get 4x more cars in the same place.
Is this the same as lűtfisk? I was once administered this at my then girlfriend's parents' place at Christmas. They'd bought me some ham as a backup for when they'd stopped laughing at my expression!

I love Sweden and the Swedes, though, and watching adults do the raketen around a pole at mid-summer is wonderful.
I was also thinking that if the employees knew that it was a trial run, they might work harder than they otherwise would in the hopes that if they did well productivity-wise, they'd get to keep the 4-day work week after the trial was over. Obviously if the company recorded productivity losses, they'd scrap it and move on.

A better test would be to announce a 4-day work week, and tell people it's a permanent change. (Of course, if people's productivity drops, and then you go back to 5 days, morale will take a hit.)
Romeo and Juliet was cribbed from a number of older tales.
Fight fire with fire. I have found these types of people tend to gravitate towards those who are unlikely to challenge their behaviour.
We should be able to ponder on the same ideas in different ways. That's how literature and culture flourished. We think that copyright and patents helped that because we confound the actual natural progress of technology and society with the appearance of these concepts during that progress and end up thinking that it was these concessions that fueled such progress. Instead, they just popped up when things started to gain vast momentum worldwide.
Wrong priorities then. I also doubt this will ever be fixed. Perl 6 is just unacceptably slow at the basics. I mean if Perl 6 had been rushed out I would find these excuses more acceptable but after 15 years in development!?
Your axioms are completely wrong.

Content creators wants as much money as possible, and Youtube wants as much money as possible.
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Mind-mapping tool (web-based or software)
I need your help. Is there any mind map tool available for free? If so, could you please share it with me? I am using Coggle.it currently. It's awesome, but they provide only 3 mind-map for a free trial. If you know any alternative, please share.
"Not established" and "not established in a specific segment" are two vastly different things. So no, most definitely I didn't say what you said, or what you think I said. ;)
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At that price and 100 mile effective usability, it's hard not to bring up the pay to win argument for these shoes.
Good comment, but please don't indent like that, it makes things very hard to read. Two spaces at the start of the line turns on code formatting, which uses a monospace font and scrolls sideways instead of wrapping: https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc