skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
well, I always found it a hassle to select texts in web documents for that reason. want to search a word in a hyperlinked headline? meh, the browser decides to open the link. even worse on touch enabled devices. double clicking stuff to open it does make sense, especially if they are more than just buttons.
A. I took enough (prescription) drugs for enough years that it isn't possible I got through that without deranging my brain in some manner. In fact, I think different, I dream different etc. I'm absolutely positive my brain was permanently altered by the experience.

B. After all those drugs, I was incapable of sleeping well. In a nutshell, I fixed this with several years of Co q 10 in the morning, melatonin at night. I sleep pretty well most nights these days.

C. Every time someone tells me I imagined the whole thing and it is placebo effect, my sons have a good chuckle about how that must make me the most powerful psychic on the planet that I apparently cured myself solely with the power of some idiotic, unscientific belief. (Darth Vader, fear me!)
I know it's very easy and comfortable to stay in our chosen set ways, but there is always an alternative.

You could train you dog to run alongside you, just like you've trained her to go on car rides. You could sit outside with her and eat.

Setting up mental barriers is very common in order to avoid things seen as uncomfortable or strange, but sometimes you just have to try. See the world in a new light, rather than through a windshield. Enjoy the fresh air (while we still can).
consider creating separate repo? This looks real awesome.
checkout JS implementation here. https://github.com/wolfgang42/rockstar-js
He gets it.
I have heard it being explained as invention of photography necessitated a different approach to art. As realism was no longer only possible through an artist they had to go in a different direction. Impressionism, which can perhaps be regarded as the first major artistic movement that tried to move away from realism, also began around the invention of camera.
You could say the same thing about any business article the WSJ publishes--all sorts of people have potential gains and losses with any business news. That doesn't make it untrue. You haven't even read the story and yet call it fake news. It sounds to me that you're the one living in a fake news world where it's not the facts that matter, but the source.

Telsa is on record saying that it's true, so what exactly is fake?

> Tesla declined to comment on the specific memo. But it confirmed it is seeking price reductions from suppliers for projects, some of which date back to 2016, and some of which haven’t been completed. The company called such requests a standard part of procurement negotiations to improve its competitive advantage, especially as it ramps up Model 3 production.
GoLorry (W16, Based in India) Is Hiring a Back End / Django API Engineer
A bit about GoLorry:

GoLorry is a service provider for medium- and long-distance Indian trucking. We don't own any trucks ourselves, but rather work with independent operators and existing trucking companies (most of which own less than 10 trucks). Our goal is to standardize this market by bringing it onto a single platform, similar to how AWS has standardized computing.

What you’re looking for:

At GoLorry, we try to provide three core things that we believe talented people seek at their workplace

1) Working with other talented people: We always try to hire quality over quantity

2) Capturing the value you create for the company: We try to make equity a part of everyone’s compensation

3) Autonomy: Your job description is what you make it. As your job expands, you hire your own team.

What you’ll do:

Develop our API using Python and the Django REST framework.

Work with the front end and operations teams to design new features and improve business logic.

Shape our engineering culture, decide on engineering processes, and share your knowledge.

If you are interested or know someone who might be, please contact me at jonathan@golorry.com
BMW's target market is driving enthusiasts. You prefer to let the car do the driving, so it makes sense that you prefer the Tesla.
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It may be that the problem isn't you, maybe it's just that you and CS don't fit.

The others in this thread are right of course. Make sure your mental health is good. Make sure you try other approaches to finding a job in CS. And so on.

I would just like to add another thing you can try: Give yourself a break, go for holidays for the first week of thr break and then afterwards do something else that's hard. Study a science. Study electronic circuit design and build something. Read about architecture and design a building. Or something else. Just something else than CS and challenge yourself.

(I mean, don't sign up for a university course, better just read some textbooks or online resources.)

Do this for a couple of days or weeks. And try to figure out if you are good at it.

If you hate everything, then please, seriously, talk to somebody about your mental health. Maybe you are burned out or have a depression. It can happen to everyone and it can be fixed.

Maybe you also just need more holidays or don't like work in general. I'm not excluding that possibility, I think that's a totally okay feeling to have but I also don't see a reason to assume that this applies to you.

However, if you find something that keeps you interested for hours every day and where you feel like you're good at it, congratulations. Maybe CS just isn't for you. I'm not saying that you should then become an Architect or Electronics Engineer or whatever it was that captured you. (You can, of course, but that's a long term thing I'd say.)

What I'm saying is that after having determined CS as the source of the problem for you, you can now look for alterations that are fun for you. Maybe you could be a product manager? You don't need to code, but it really helps if you know the language that developers speak.
There are many other options as well I'm sure.
Scala is like Rust and Rust is like Scala. They are proud of their complexity.
IMHO 10 finger typing technique should be taught at schools just like hand-writting
It seems like a comprehensive checklist, although it is still a work in progress. Hoping the author creates something similar to gtmetrix where anyone can quickly check and see the recommendations.
From a policy perspective I agree. The regulations that Bay Area homeowners institute to ensure that this remains an exclusive and premium place are effective and ought to be reversed.

We can still talk about the issue in a way that empathizes with the tragedy of poor communities losing their homes, and avoids framing gentrification as an unmitigated good.
It's not like the stories of Steve Jobs' escapades are rare. There are plenty of successful companies that don't have someone as insane as Jobs at the helm. But it's undeniable where Steve took his companies and the industry as a whole.
As an engineer, I appreciate his willingness to try an unconventional approach in the face of disaster. As a diver and casual bystander, I think he got his ass handed to him and should have left it to the pros.
I didn't like the original Forbes article at all. Libraries have always been self sustaining, and are responsible for building communities.
"I don't think Jobs was so much a charismatic leader as he was lucky enough to encourage trauma bonding between the right people while just barely managing to maintain control."

You are ignoring the whole other side of him that made him effective and revolutionary: His vision of the future was second to none.

It doesn't make Steve - or people who act like Steve - in the right. But his genius wasn't just pissing off a bunch of people to get them to "trauma bond." The iPhone didn't get made that way.
The summary here is the T2 chip provides custom hardware encryption for the SSD, which makes recovery impossible (and so they removed the data recovery port because what's the point in having it?).

So remember, backups are important!
Google already has a page speed tool which gives you recommendations and the actions to be taken.

The sheet has links to npm packages which can be integrated in your workflow.
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Shout out to you Sid for remaining so engaged in the community in a constructive, science backed and transparent manor as the company has grown.
Arguably losing data from the laptop is more of a consumer issue.

“Pro” users will be more inclined to have a workflow to mitigate hardware failure.
I have Ryzen 2400G which has Vega 11 internal graphics. GPU is supported only by the latest versions of graphic stack (kernel 4.17+, Mesa 18) and the only problem I have is that in Debian testing the kernel flag to enable the support of that GPU family is off, so I had to compile it myself (which could be false atm because I was away for a month and hadn't checked the updates).
You're doing the lord's work.
Keep in mind that John Carreyou’s sources for the Theranos articles faced actual 24/7 surveillance, and received legally threatening letters from one of the country’s top law firms (Boies Schiller).

This is not to say that Musk would definitely do such a thing. However, the employee(s) who talked to the WSJ are risking personal legal liability for talking to a journalist.

Any journalist worth their salt is going to allow sources to go on “deep background” when appropriate.

I write all this as a soon to be Tesla customer. Yes, asking for manufacturer rebates is not completely unheard of, but it’s also the case that this very rarely happens.

If you’re thinking there’s a conspiracy, keep in mind the WSJ’s auto reviewer just published an overwhelmingly positive review of the Model 3 this week, which Musk retweeted.

US libel and defamation law puts newspapers in legal jeopardy if they intentionally publish false information (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Times_Co._v._Sullivan). News Corp has a couple billion reasons to let the WSJ’s newsroom do a thorough and honest job.
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How many honeypots are there?
Ask HN: What precise problem does machine learning solve?
Can someone give me a precise specification of the problem that machine learning actually solves. This would be useful so anytime someone suggests it, I can start my line of reasoning with "the problem machine learning solves is..."

Analogous example: "the problem the blockchain solves is decentralized trust."
Here’s to the crazy ones
That's the cost of hw encryption and the reason why I'm using LUKS.
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It sounds like you would most enjoy a Calculus book that introduces you to Real Analysis. So, take a look at Spivak's Calculus, which is rigorous and written for people passionate about math. Another rigorous alternative is Apostol's Calculus.

These books will prepare you for a more concise Real Analysis text such as Rudin's Principles of Mathematical Analysis.
Fascinating how things get much worse eventually. Is greed or incompetence the cause? I guess both.

Seeing all of the bungles Apple seems to make, I wonder what Jobs would say.
It really depends on the context. You can be very driven if you will get something out of it and if the work is sane. It's totally different when you have to work in the weekend because the managers don't do their job (no clue what they want, they don't care about technical things and so on).
The point of my example is that my main priority is coding speed, and other things are an issue only if processing takes a long time. A systems language typically has a much slower coding speed than say, python, which is what I mainly use now.
Yeah, "it's crappier because pros use it" is arguable.
> If this is what it takes to succeed in our industry, then I accept that I will not. I just simply do not have the stamina for it.

It's a matter of what success means to you. I don't value a fancy job title or a higher number on my bank account (above the 'basic' software engineer pay grade I am at already) enough to do this kind of mentally back-breaking BS work. I do the job I was hired for and get paid for. I do that job to the best of my ability 9-5 (well, 8-4) and then I leave.

For me, that constitutes having succeeded at the school, uni, job hunting and employment challenges. I expect most future successes in my live will come from my family/social live or will be personal triumphs like getting into shape and learning interesting new skills.
> separate hypervisor mode

RISC-V, without the hypervisor extension, meets the requirements for Popek-Goldberg virtualization, unlike x86. The problem is that classic virtualization requires shadow paging for memory virtualization, which can be slow. The hypervisor extension (not yet finalized) only adds two level nested paging, a few shadow CSRs, and IIRC a few more interrupt handling registers. The hypervisor extension itself is virtualizable (again, with shadow page tables).
It should not be up to the user to mitigate flawed hardware design
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> I wonder why we're not doing more ...

Serious question: How much are we doing?
Some definitions for 'populist'

" (Government, Politics & Diplomacy) a political strategy based on a calculated appeal to the interests or prejudices of ordinary people" and

" the political doctrine that supports the rights and powers of the common people in their struggle with the privileged elite"

Unfortunately use of the emotive and clichéd word 'populist' shuts down any further discussion, a bonus point for most people who use it.
Except for:

> One should completely distrust and be hostile towars a "feeling" ...

Being mindful of feelings and distrusting/hostile are two very different things, and I cannot recommend the latter (nor have I seen any Buddhist literature do so).
Gaussian Processes are very good when you do not have much data (< 500 points) and and your data are low-dimensional (<10 dimensions). For this, they are more accurate than anything else, and they provide both a prediction and variance.
Is the 2 week paid work done only for candidates that aren't currently employed or how does it work?
How about LUKS on top of hardware encryption?
It looks like excellent design, encryption is working even against Apple as an "attacker". Right?
It's too real. My niece once told me that she doesn't like using Word on her Laptop because it's better on the iPad... Because they keyboard is more like on her smartphone there.

I was like "WTF" internally... And she's writing her first CV and application letters like that.
I think that's quite a downplay on Jobs achievements.

It's well known that Jobs wasn't perfect, but he did have vision and an amazing capability to develop and sell products.

I wonder what he'd say to the current MacBook team for example? Broken keyboard and problems with overheating?

Apple is seriously lacking vision these days and it shows. This time Steve is not around to save them like he did after NeXT.
During those days, the Mac was hardly seen in the wild outside US.

For example in Portugal, we had a single importer, Interlog, located in Lisbon and Porto.

For us, the only competition to PCs were Amiga and Atari systems, but they were seen as gaming machines by most, because MS-DOS was where business was.

By business I mean as terminals to mainframes, UNIX, or simple Novel Netware.
I always consider any lap/desk top device as 'disposable'; when I am 'connected', my auto-saves and final saves are synced to online storage, and if I am out-and-about, I can double-save to an encrypted usb memory stick or a locker on my phone.
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You have pleanty of options, just to name a few:

- systems adminstration

- network engineering

- Incident response

- Technical sales

- Account management

- Intellectual property law

- hardware engineering

- project management

- product management

- IT support

- IT security

- technical auditing

- data analytics

- computational biology
Performance and stability?

Still yet to have a day where I havent had a 500 error on gitlab cloud.
Ok, interesting, I dont really get the superposition on a logic gate though and can't see any relation to entanglement?
FTA : Confessionalists would sympathize with these ideals since many of them believe American democracy grew out of the Reformation as much as it did the Enlightenment.

American democracy grew more so out of the pragmatic commercialist negotiation of the extent of colonist autonomy in the colonial charters (see [1] though there are better supporting docs 4 sure out the). Colonists got a measure of freedom not possible in England/Europe and wanted the whole pie eventually.

"Revivalism" and "materialism" were both second fiddle to "I make my living how I damn well please".

[1] http://www.ushistory.org/gov/2a.asp
Maybe this is the biggest mistake of C, allowing users to access underlying raw memory so easily and misleading people with "convenient" functions like memcmp etc ?

Most "UB bugs" stem from users who think they know that a struct or data type will be laid out in a certain sequence in memory.
I have an original iPad (v1?) and a iPhone 3GS, neither of which can be upgraded and yet in both cases the battery is fine and they work Ok but with very out of date software which in turn means that I can't access even relatively benign web sites effectively.
> But his genius wasn't just pissing off a bunch of people to get them to "trauma bond." The iPhone didn't get made that way.

How do you know? Were you there? With each Steve Jobs story I read he seems less of a genius (though I never was in the "Steve Jobs is a genius" camp) and more like a mad man with incredible luck.
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A new Java 10 CMS 2018
I am proud to announce the release of Sited CMS! Finally! It is based on Java 10 modules, provides a light framework to support JAX-RS modules and basic CMS features.

Http://github.com/sited-io/sited-project

It took me two and a half years. I spent most of my spare time on it. At the beginning I was trying to build a recipe site, since I am a Java developer, I tested some Java tools, then I realize if we want to build a forum we could use Jforum, If we want to build a wiki, we have JSPWiki, but if we want both a forum and a Wiki, well, we have to use Wordpress.

Why not build new Java CMS, with server-side components support, so we could solve the issue, I was so excited for the idea. I am a full-stack developer almost, but never work as a product manager and it has to be me now. Then the nightmare began. Have you ever seen a developer never says no to the product manager?

"We need a shiny template engine to support web component like widgets."

"Yes!"

"Let's switch admin console to React.js instead of Angular, the package will be smaller"

"Okay, must React!"

"It is hard to mock database for JDBC unit tests, let's switch to JPA",

"Okay"

"PureCSS for the front end"

"Yeah!"

"Bootstrap has more components…",

"Let's do it!"

"JAX-RS is the standard, we should use standards, right?",

"Yes!"

"Let's migrate to Java 10 to create JRE bundled package."

"Nice!"

"Let's create a Medium like an editor with Draftjs"

"Draftjs rocks"

"The editor has to use Markdown, the raw JSON data of draftjs is too large"

"Sure…"

The improvements just never end. So you see how hard I am here. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. I will work hard this week to create another release.
Since I wrote the above response, I came across a great article which you might want to read: https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2018/7/229037-how-to-come-up-...
ICYMI this is an Electron app called MicroPad, stylized with the macro symbol of course.

Size: ~67 MB.

Don't know whether to laugh or cry.
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A lot of experienced programmers would struggle with those interview questions. They tend to be pretty far detached from the what most programmers actually do in the wild.

Thankfully, a number of good companies don’t use silly brain teasers to select candidates, opting for pair programming exercises instead.

I would advise spending time learning about TDD, agile etc
Your observation about it being an at form reminds me of a thought I've had periodically. I wonder if or when a human organization system will eventually prescribe genetic testing and genetic engineering to participate in the group.

If we were to make distributed systems more like humans, every 1000 systems would have a greedy psychopath amongst them. Unlike a chaos monkey type system, such bad actors could reprogram and take over the whole system. The chaos monkey is useful in software because they're ultimately controlled and can be shut down. Greedy psychopaths in meat space can pursue high value relationships and weave narratives to shut down systemic protections (I.e. WMDs, too big to fail). Why not perform some group screening to filter out excess greed, assuming it's a trait visible at the genetic level?

Disclaimer: these are my wandering thoughts likely more appropriate for sci fi that any society in my lifetime.
To continue that thought, intuition enters in engineering after several years: you see the work of someone else and think, “yuck.” Often, I then search for a reason and voice that instead of “yuck,” but it still starts with a feeling.

This is relevant because when you’re hacking away, you can “feel” out the solution of a problem, instead of approaching it axiomatically (even if the latter is often useful)
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But I guess it's more because of the content, not because it will learn that certain surfaces are swipeable.

E.g. it's probably quite bad to just let your kids watch random youtube playlists all the time.
And what happens when the asinine soldered-in SSD fails? I guess you just throw the computer away.

Another degraded POS from Apple, at astronomical prices.
I know it's possible, but it completely ignores the reality how humans aren't perfect robots that don't forget or become lazy.
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> Data Science Manager at Uber

> 2018-present

Geez. I guess this guy loves working at companies run by psychopaths.
True, not a Mac user, but I've seen it and it isn't the real thing.
So I guess it was just luck how he pulled Apple out of the dirt after John Scully almost ran the company to ground?
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> I always consider any lap/desk top device as 'disposable

An MBP is a mighty expensive disposable.
Same here. I simply cant do it, physically. I feel im much weaker than the average person. Im not depressed. Im 32 and need 9 hours of sleep or i wont feel productive. I can pull an allnighter but then i feel like shit the whole week. I get 2-day hangovers when im drinking. Did all the blood and liver tests, chest xrays everything seems fine.
Do you think other gpu apis (vulkan, metal, direct3d) are better suited for 2d?
You could look at other products too.

Gitea has been very close to core Github Features IMO and Gogs (the original fork) has some neat other features separate from Github.

There is also Bitbucket which does integrate neatly into JIRA in my experience.

There is a lot of choice, Gitlab is great if you need a "everything in one box" solution for every problem or demand you might encounter during development.

Other Git-Webapps solve other problems or problem spaces.
Or when handwriting on paper and feeling incomplete without Vim keybindings...
RISC-V is simpler, and easier to implement. Instruction density is very good with the compressed extension, and is applicable to many niches, from in-order low power embedded cores, to high performance out of order desktop CPUs. We can expect marginal improvements over x86 and ARM across the board.

On the other hand, it is not finished. A number of extensions have yet to be frozen, and we're just beginning to see commercial processors (I mean, where the ISA is exposed to the end user. NVIDIA already uses RISC-V internally).