skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because maintenance and replacement (in some way) is good practice. Quit thinking of tech as some magic thing that will never go bad and start thinking of it like any other piece of equipment. Regular maintenance is required. Replacement may be required.
There isn't even a threat to sue yet. I'd at least wait until they escalate and post everything publicly as we go.
It means the three that have a liquidity event only need to cover 5/10 instead of 7/10.

Is that not a helpful result?
see - https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/01/the-meeting-that-showed-me...

the math is pretty crazy... even $50m and $100m exits would doom a fund.
Go std lib funcs/methods missing examples
it was clearly a sarcastic post.
What's Happening with RFID Blocking Gear?
It's been less than a year for me and I struggle with it too. I suspect from talking to people who went through the same thing that it is totally normal. Honestly a lot of the recommendations of people were to do work on myself or activities that are easier to do when not depressed. I decided to indulge in massages, vacation, audio books while taking nice walks and watching movies of genres I could never watch next to my ex.
Yeah, people also don't eat healthily, don't comment their code and have terrible taste in music. Speed limits are often set at unsafe speeds that are dangerous for pedestrians, cyclists, or people trying to turn onto a road.
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> How is the boiling point of any of these elements determined? I cant imagine that we got some helium in its gaseous form and cooled it down below -267 degrees and then heated it up slowly to find out.

Why not? That's relatively easy to do in any moderately equipped physics lab.
Ah, to clarify: Buffer threw the seed investors under the bus when they inked a deal with the Series A investors.

However, kudos to the founders for fixing this mistake later on. While their intentions at Series A were questionable (raising to pay themselves), they made things right later on, though they did pay the price of a co-founder and CTO departure. Everyone makes mistakes, but true character can be seen when you deal with them.

> Our seed investors had been supporting the company for almost six years, and several were starting to ask when they may get a return

> The Series A class of shares included a protective provision which meant that Buffer was unable to offer liquidity for other shareholders (seed or common) without approval from a majority of the Series A.
"Sorry, was I on mute?"
$2.5M out of $3.5M raised.
If I have the right 'Abbyy', I'm surprised that I don't see any information about this data release on their website. Or, maybe not. Are there disclosure laws that one would expect to come into play here?
For everyone complaining about g3rv4 not (very understandably) taking a stand against slack, I'd advise you to clone it, and keep it live. That way we remove focus from g3rv4, but we keep alive the great extension that he built.

(I'm not in a country that would take Slack's illegitimate takedown seriously).
> Trump could “mute” users, meaning he would not see their tweets while they could still respond to his, she said, without violating their free speech rights.

Herein lies the problem: Trump does not want to block his critics from expressing their thoughts - he can't do that anyway. Nor can he truly block them from seeing his tweets. He wants their replies not to be part of the conversation started by his tweets. They can still comment, on their own pages, in their own articles, but their comments will not have similar visibility to the people that follow Donald Trump and related conversations.

And I think the court overreached to call it a violation of the rights to free speech. Because what the commenters really want is visibility, they want to piggy back on the large audience Trump's tweets have and exploit the way Twitter's algorithm highlights such replies, especially if they are 'considered important' though their own retweets, likes etc.

For example, I want to produce an one hour rant about how Donald Trump is a cretin that damages the US and the world, and have it uploaded on the White House website - an official communication tool of the US government - so that it has proper visibility. But the White House can rightfully deny that request without violating my freedom of speech. Twitter is a multi-user version of a similar software, which unlike whitehouse.gov is configured by default to allow such posts on other's users pages.
Mathematicians got it directly from cartography. A “map” “maps” points from one set of coordinates to another, for example when you want to plot latitude and longitude on a flat paper.
This extension doesn't use the API. It just injects some JavaScript. Just like every adblockers and password manager does.
I can't speak for the rest of the state, but I can tell you for certain that northern Mississippi (and at least some parts just south of it) has generally been booming. In fact, the "Gold Rush" may have slowed down quite a bit by now, but for a while there it was hard to keep people from surrounding states from pulling up stakes and moving there, for various reasons. Wages are somewhat lower, true, but then so is the cost of living. And if you pick the right location, you can be within easy driving distance of a "more urban area" while still living "out in the country", if you want to.
I think smaller teams are better at mitigating because there is much less "not my department".

Dev: I don't gotta worry about setting up Auth on my mongo instance for dev/testing. Deploy/Admins will handle it in production...

Admins: They delivered a container package from CI so we assumed they had set up authentication correctly...

Skiddie: Om nom nom...
Yep, mainly NLP (including the theoretical parts).
Have you stopped using Slack?
Pre-trial/pre-conviction, you're presumed innocent. The harm caused by arresting/detaining an ultimately-innocent person wrongly is so great that we should be doing everything we can to make conditions as good as possible for those people. Nothing should cost anything, and IMO jail (detention pre/during trial) should be 4-5 star hotel level, to the degree consistent with security.
Ditto. What an annoying thing. To fall asleep (and I sleep extremely well) I have mp3s of comedy playing otherwise I only hear the sounds of my ears and cannot get to sleep. It tried muziek, nature noises, white noise, other noise; nothing really seems to work besides something that fluctuates enough but somehow not music. The stuff I play I know by heart so it does not interest me per se but it all still makes me laugh and is never annoying; cannot put on audio books as then I would not sleep but listen to them.

I cannot do speech conference calls mostly as I will hear nothing and real meetings need to be in quiet rooms or I hear nothing of what was said. Chat rooms are a godsend. Not sure what I would have done if I lived currently in the 80s.

Because I have had this for a long while I recognise people who have a similar or the same affliction; in business especially men are ashamed or something of it; many times in meetings when there is persistent background noise, I see people in the room who clearly understand absolutely nothing of what is said but act like they do. I just ask if we can move somewhere else or that they will need to start talking louder and while looking at me.

Besides the tinnitus my hearing is good; in hearing tests I score well and aids do not help with this.
I think one can make the argument that Trump and Musk might be different.

Trump by blocking users doesn't prevent the users from seeing the content (i.e. they can log out and see the content). What it does do is prevent the user from easily engaging with the president (i.e. why its a free speech issue). It's basically saying that users A, B, and C can easily engage, but by blocking D, we are going to put a road block that makes it difficult for D.

In the case of Musk, if one is claiming that blocking is discriminating who can see the content, one can make the claim that this really isn't true, all blocking does is make it more difficult to interface with musk, not to see the content.
Is there any company that have had positive results using such tactics?

It seems anyone who tries gets such a backlash and end up losing more than what they gain, plus they expose themselves to have false positives (e.g. one image didn't load due connection issues but slack falsely assumed it was an extension blocking it)
Mine had a Loud Typer, and someone called on them to mute out. Just like IRL.
Maybe it's just me, but dealing with subpar food or going hungry for a little while is an acceptable price to pay for getting to see the Colosseum. I know, different strokes and all.
From all the amazing things Mr. Wolfram has done at such a young age almost makes him the Chuck Norris of science.
This. How many "Slack dark mode" haxtensions need to be made?
I don't need more emoticon skin tones bloat. I need to save my eyes with hours in this productivity tool forced by my workplace.

Slack Team, just listen to the market (hint: HN score!) and bring such guys like OP into a gig to improve your stuff.
Check this out for real time data about the Greenland ice mass budget. (Spoiler: Greenland is not melting)

https://www.dmi.dk/en/groenland/maalinger/greenland-ice-shee...
Dated heavily through HS and college, got married my last semester of university and am still happily married. I have a few friends who are still in the dating game, and some who have gotten married recently as adults, so I'll try to fuse what I can:

+ Unless your goal is to hookup or just have fun, avoid dating apps. Dating apps are basically meat markets with a layer of social skills. Instead focus on engaging in activities that you really enjoy and meeting people through them - hiking, classic cinema, etc. Instead of judging purely on looks you'll have a chance to interact with possible partners and start with strong common ground. You'll also gain meaningful friendships this way which is beneficial in a lot of other ways.

+ Do focus on self improvement. Do active things (that are also enjoyable and fun), have a robust career, and seriously spend time introspecting your own personality and mind. Learn the finer points of manners, make sure to have spotless hygiene, and clean up your style.

+ Important note here - charisma, like everything else, can be studied and learned. I had terrible charisma until I spent time learning it. Ask a socially skilled confidant to (gently) critique your charisma and give you feedback. Consider taking something like improv if you do better in a classroom setting.

+ 60/40. 60% of your attention should be focused on your partner and their needs. You don't want to hog all the attention, but you also don't want to dote on them like some kind of clingy rescue animal. Given that people tend to be a little bit self biased, 60/40 tends to be a good split to keep in mind. Small gestures (filling their glass before yours, pulling chairs out for them, etc) go a very very long way.

+ Treat other people well, and treat other people personably. That is to say, treat others (whether it's a romantic partner or a random waiter) as if they are a good friend, and that you will see them quite frequently.
Helping a computer translate yes and no in a language without words for yes/no
Amazon issues rare public response to Bernie Sanders
Searching for quarks or gluons did not result in colorless combinations. This website clearly doesn't conform to QCD.
It has changed, I think around 3 or 4 years ago.
Right on, mentality likely shifted along the way.

And yes, everyone makes mistakes, but author shows great character in making things right later on.
Despite being downvotes, this is on the money. Had he maintained some kind of separation between himself and the office on Twitter, it’d have been fine, but he announces policy change first on Twitter, for example.
I feel like this would be good visual art display at the MoMA.. you know the videos that play endlessly in some dark room behind a black curtain...
I wouldn't. That's a ~10% yearly return. You can do better with index funds, never mind growth stocks. This is hardly a home run for a VC.
But in the case of this maoi Which is different than found in Pharma.. a vs b. in the way it Works smoked vs ingested there is No evidence it should cause harm. Its Been used for centuries. I have enough experience to say that most recretionaæ drugs are unsafe and i do not put changa in this catagory. Most people here just talk about What they read.
Be honest with yourself -- are you a representative sample of most people?
Then... how do you propose to conserve it? If you can't speculate it, then by definition you can't ration it.

(By the way, if you read the article, it nicely explains how the US Helium reserve works and how it has been dismantled in recent years; so you can in fact store huge amounts of helium, should it ever make economic sense to do so).
The impact of intelligence on how you vote: A comparison of the U.S. and Denmark
I'm guessing because you're on this site, you might have a professional life and/or hobbies that skew towards the introverted and solitary, or at the very least are predominantly male-dominated. Ultimately you have to find activities that allow you to meet a more diverse group of people, and when doing so, project a general air of confidence and sociability. Keep doing it until it becomes natural, it may take years. Maybe you'll meet someone special romantically, maybe you'll just make friends. Either way you win.

If you're not working out, then start. It will help immensely. If you're not eating right, then start. These are the two most important things you can do, especially if you don't know where to start.

Leverage existing social networks - have friends who are couples? get to know them better, its possible they'll know someone they can set you up with.

Dating apps can work for some people but they can be an absolute grind and can leave you disillusioned and discouraged.

Don't resort to "tricks", don't "try" too hard, and don't think you have to become someone you're not comfortable with - just become the best version of yourself you can be, and just get yourself out there. Everything else will eventually fall into place.

Edit: someone mentioned improv - I would say this is 100% one of the best group activities you can do - they are inclusive, supportive, and have a diverse group of men and women. You will make friends, increase confidence, and be a part of a community.

Think of it like an investment. The more and longer you invest in your social life, the more rewards you will reap.
Once a person's or organization's stated goal is to reach a specific conclusion their methods become suspect. Forcing them to specifically deal with all information is not going to change the outcome, but it does make their biases more clear.
I think so, it's not returning results for me either.
When I was 12 I ignored this on pretty much any website I signed up for. Words do little to stop a determined 12 year old.
Nope. However, for very €60 you spend they will donate €10 to the OpenBSD foundation, so there's always that.
Everything worth doing and about half of the things that aren't.

If I had to pick one thing, it'd be my weight. I've lost 150lbs and have been keeping it off for years. People who've never lost a significant amount of weight (north of 50lbs) probably can't understand what it is like to have to fight your body every day of your life. I have to avoid temptation as much as possible, which means keeping only enough food in the house to survive for a week and avoiding social functions, among other things. If I know there's food somewhere nearby, I'll be distracted thinking about it until I either eat it or go somewhere else. I have to meticulously track my caloric intake and keep it under 1600/day average just to maintain, even with 6+ hours of the gym each week. They never tell you that part about losing weight, that the damage to your metabolism is already done and will never function normally again.

Do you have any idea what it is like to be compelled to eat? To be unable to stop yourself? to hate that you can't stop yourself? I'm going to guess not, it's awful. And you know what the worst part of it is? How easy everyone seems to think it is. Oh, you're having trouble with overeating? Here, let me parrot some bullshit clickbait nonsense from the internet.
If I remember correctly, these guys were proud and very public about building Buffer as a lifestyle business as were the VCs that backed them. At the end the VCs would came out with a negative IRR which was not unexpected—a lesson into why VCs don’t invest in lifestyle businesses.
After the share buyback, has he undiluted his ownership from 45% to above 50%?
They already have, look at a map of isp coverage in new jersey comparing comcast and optimum.

https://i.imgur.com/3oUUw7b.png
A disclaimer which says “this will void your warranty” is perfectly legal. Breaching the limitations of a warranty is not illegal. In fact in some jurisdictions, the limitations of a warranty are themselves not enforceable (in the USA under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act)

Inducing a breach of contract is a tort [1]. It does not apply in all cases where someone is induced to break a contract but in this case where the extension author has knowledge of the Slack terms of service and the extension targets Slack only, it almost certainly does apply. This argument was used in the case of Blizzard vs Bossland [2].

[1] http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/view/10.1093/acprof:oso/978...

[2] https://www.bristows.com/news-and-publications/articles/bris...
Also, the menu is in the same place in every app and does more or less the same thing. And it’s all text and visible at all times.

Think how far we’ve fallen. There was a time when as a result of human interface research, Apple put the menu bar across the top of the screen because it created an infinitely tall click target. Today, even in apps not designed primarily for touch use (e.g. Slack), we’ve buried the menu behind a randomly placed inscrutable hamburger icon.
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A few Pink Floyd songs:

High Hopes (a hidden track after the end of the song — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Hopes_(Pink_Floyd_song)#C...):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl0d0Q7MyzA

Young Lust (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Young_Lust_(song)):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EM_fK9eOaQ

Keep Talking (no phone call in the actual song, but Stephen Hawking’s voice was taken from a British Telecom advert — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keep_Talking):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ7zbzJZsjs
This project explicitly says Node. But in any case, these days I generally recommend using Babel to transpile the newer JS to browser friendly JS as the productivity and readability improvements in newer versions of JS are worth the effort to me to set up the babel build step.
It does get a bit disgusting when people are taking selfies with shit eating grins at the WTC memorial. All for the status boost in their corner of the graph.
You seem to be knowledgeable about the topic.

Any other, perhaps better value, options you may know about?

I know Arcelor EU has a really nice and relatively cheap prototype that is about to enter the market.
Again you Seem to have little knowledge about the subject when you keep mentioning tablets.. mdma usally comes in crystal form and has a distinct taste. Ecstasy is a whole other thing usally containg amfetamine, ketamin and many other things.
The truth about TDD
To take that thought a step further, posting pictures on social media is the way we remember things now. We certainly don't take photos exclusively to print out and store in offline albums.
I thought your stomach eventually shrunk and the fat cells died. I.e. re-gaining weight would be easy in the short term, but would eventually get to "normal levels"?

And I doubt too many people think it's easy - even losing a couple of pounds is a pain in the ass.
Real-time graph database behind Box.com Feed
Ehh, Deepin is way too trendy-looking and visually borrows a lot from Win10 and macOS. Not to mention being ridiculously heavy. Give me KDE Plasma any day.
This felt very true in Switzerland this winter. We were the only non-chinese in a local bus through Interlaken. Not that I have something against it, just that they sure advertise it well in China. Also chinese street signs are slowly showing up.
Like in EVE Online, There is so much history in MUDs. Thousands of people spent years in them, living adventures, insane stuff happened. And here is a thread about MUDs and hardly any two people mention the same one. I played Nuclear War, and Genocide for a bit.

Genocide should have a book written about it, it was the first massively multiplayer online playerkilling game, the first FPS (in text). And it was awesome.

Still exists, of course, but hardly anyone plays.
It's weird that they go on and on about how traditional Enterprise approaches suck, but they then offer SurveyMonkey Enterprise as a market opportunity. How are they different?
Exactly the same (minus the family). In my mid-30s and every time a friend settles down I feel a little drawn toward the path of my parents, but without any real compelling reason other than social pressure. It might have to be something I simply do out of boredom rather than desire.
Oops. Yes, Rune Grammofon has a lot of great contemporary stuff. Much of it is technically not jazz, of course -- Supersilent and Biosphere, for example.
finding a realistic way forward for myself in light of my talents and shortcomings. with great effort i have produced stability that is comfortable enough, but it isn't anything that i could ever be proud of.
CI/CD - most companies say they do it, but in reality they don't

Cloud - hate this world even after all these years

Senior Developer - a rank that can be anything from 3 years to 10 years experience

This is one of my favourite clips from Silicon Valley TV show, it is very relevant to this topic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-GVd_HLlps
That's a nice theory, but the investors are humans, so they don't tend to go for long-term speculation.
Unless you are telling me that Gays have rights other people don't have then no I am not misusing the language. I am simply saying that there is no difference between gay rights and human rights. It's a human right to marry no matter your sexual orientation.

Yes there is a prioritization of one groups rights over another and if you don't see that you need to look more careful.

Do you think it's easy being fat, Ugly, Short, Stupid, Too skinny?

You are proving my point.

Supporting one group but not another i.e. putting resources into fighting for the acceptance of one group but not another is the very difintion of prioritization.

How many more fat people do you think there are than LGBTQ+

The right thing to do is accept them all, not focus on one group instead of another. Treat them as humans give them the same rights, treat them with equal respect, because they are human not because they are gay or straight or black or white or asian or fat etc.

It's about what I feel it's about what it is by definition when a workplace prioritizes the hardship of one group and not another. It goes deep into the corporate culture when it comes to hiring and decisions of who gets which position in the company etc.

Thats exactly the opposite of what humanism is. It doesn't divide it includes it doesn't prioritize it simply treat everyone the same and that is not done by making on groups hardships more important than others. At least not in any form of humanism I am prepared to support.
No, no, /dev/urandom is really slow...
For those (like me) who are wary of enums, it's very simple to create a tiny table with one column of distinct string values. Future-proof and serves the same function if you add not-null foreign key constraints to your dependent tables.
When you're going through hell, keep going!
The reason is called opportunity cost.