skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Few from my own journey line :)

1. Your code is temporary, but your attitude towards programming is not.

2. There is no such thing as perfect solution - a solution can be implemented by multiple ways, so no need to criticize one solution over another.

3. One size doesn't fit all

4. Learn to appreciate the creativity of youngsters and nurture them.

5. Brilliant programmers drive a product & culture, not a specific program.

As someone mentioned earlier, these tips just don't apply for programmers - but any profession.
Krishna and his super power and other avatars of krishna is a belief and Buddha's existence is a recorded fact. Ganesha's references are found in the literature only after the existence of Buddha. That's why no reference to ganesha is found in vedas.
I'm in uni in Australia and the unis will take literally anyone who will pay. There was a leaked report showing they were accepting people with atars in the bottom 15%.
They've just (last year or so) started doing this for chinese citizens when boarding trains. They place their ID card and ticket on a scanner thing and look into the camera to let them into the terminal. When you check into a hotel, get a visa within china, or make some larger purchases like residential internet, they also take your picture. I've also seen it being used for smaller payments (ie at institution canteens or through alipay at KFC), but that's still not too widespread or mandatory.

As another posted noted they're also running facial recognition on security cameras for "public safety" and there's some propaganda about them finding a wanted criminal in the crowd at a concert and arresting him there using this tech. But I think a lot of the time there's too much bureaucracy to get this system to run efficiently unless the scope is within a certain, limited area (like Xinjiang) or a major crime was committed.
Well, an alternative explanation is that your premise is wrong.

No scientist believes that global warming is as bad as you are making it seem.

Yes, it will cause trillions of dollars in damages over the next century or so, as sea levels go up by a couple feet.

But that is hardly the end of the world, as you are making it seem. For example, Miami is not predicted to disappear, in a mere 20 years, as you imply.

The actual negative effects of global warming are closer to being within an order of magnitude of badness to an Iraq war, in a century, than is it to being an extinction event.
I love PowerShell for this reason. I had a 100 CSV files, and I needed the first two rows removed to put them into a signal viewing app, and it took only a few lines of PowerShell to do this on my corporate machine. I would normally do this in another PL, but strangely PowerShell's solution further pushed me to look into it for other uses on that machine. I wish there were a good book for this, since I actually prefer that than just Googling quick solutions when trying to actually learn something.
Future Shock Documentary (1972) [video]
In that case there should be a page for the control group without brains.
If I understand your position correctly, you feel that even if someone does not have $40 or would not have paid $40 for something that can be freely copied, it is both immoral and unethical to ignore the author's wishes and copy it anyway. Even though you as the author are unaffected by this action. You also feel that it's justifiable to seek out people who do this and tell them that they should not do this, i.e. how to live their life.

Is that an accurate summary? I am trying to respond to the strongest possible interpretation of what you're saying.

What is the difference between someone doing this, which is an illegal victimless crime, and recreational drug use, which is also an illegal victimless crime? Why is one immoral and unethical, but not the other? Furthermore, why is it justifiable to believe that it's an important right to be able to ingest whatever you want into your body as long as you're not harming anyone else? And are you sure the same argument doesn't apply to this case?
By that metric fringe behavior shouldn't ever appear on TV, ever.

Or consider that the intent of that scene was to inspire disgust in the viewer. Does it tie into character development somehow?

Also, don't kink-shame...
You repeatedly call me “dude” and “bro”. You assume many people can afford a $40 book.

To me you pretty much typify what’s wrong with modern tech culture, a total lack of empathy or understanding that there is a world outside of that which you live.
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I dont believe I've had a doctor ignore gut health. Gut Flora is a well known thing, the problem is what works for regulating it properly in different individuals given different diets. I think it's more societally what we consider proper diet is wrong, like all yogurts being just sugar instead of fats.
I feel the same way, but unfortunately I have some things tied Chrome-only extensions or apps. They really need to work on any WebExtension-capable platform...
I agree. I think it's OK to be flawed, and it's even OK not to know your limitations. But what's not acceptable is the attitude. Many of the doctors I've seen act like "pshhh, get a load of this rube!" whenever I open my mouth. They mutter something about patients not being supposed to read things on the Internet (I read because I'm desperate and nobody has managed to help me, perhaps?). Many act like "oh, you read medical articles? Great you can help yourself then, I'm out." although they won't say that outright, but essentially they stop trying the second they find out.
Some people don't realize what terrible things are done "in the name of security". I learned about a couple of environmental projects in my country that caused fatal pollution for residents, + ones in the making. And what is the number one official excuse to build them all in such sensitive areas? For security reasons.

Many people blinded by "security". Should be aware of this phenomenon.
Discussion of original source: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18039108
I have a medical degree (but I do not practice medicine), and this is spot on. I wouldn't generalize it to the entire profession, but many doctors behave as you describe.

Generalists tend to be more humble w.r.t. not knowing everything, but specialists are often bad offenders.
I had this phone and the name was fitting. Face stubble would get caught between the laser cut metal keypad. And you could feel the little hairs being yanked out.
Using AppleScript to Set Up iTerm2 for Rails Development
To me it's not about "don't judge", but about not treating sexual things like they're special. Notice how both of your examples of potentially over-the-line content are also of a sexual nature.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18043608
How could you afford to work for the first startup for four years without any income?
And with INDIRECT it even has a goto statement...
Dangerous is mostly the spaghetti business logic that results when excel spreadsheets get scaled up into systems.

“Dangerous” in lighter ways:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-gYb5GUs0dM

Nostalgia requires this...
https://www.smore.com/clippy-js
Maybe they meant https://www.owasp.org/index.php/CSV_Injection
What you don't get is that the problem of climate change among some circles has been greatly exaggerated.

Yes, the number of hurricanes could increase. But it might double, over the next century.

That's bad, but in the vast scheme of things, it isn't that bad.

No scientist believes in something like day after tomorrow, or anything coming close to what you are implying is going to happen.

It will be more like trillions of dollars in damages, over the next century. Not some world changing event.

We've been dealing with hurricanes for a while now, and if they double, it isn't going to cause the entire economy to stop.

If you want some recent example, look at Puerto Rico. ~5K people died in the recent hurricane. This is bad. But if it happened twice as often, would the world coming grinding to a halt? No. The Earth would keep spinning, people would continue to go to work every day, and watch TV.

If you want to learn from the experts on the actual scale of damage and timeline, go read what the IPCC have to say on the matter. They are the official authority on the matter. And they do not agree with the idea of world ending consequences, like people imply all the time.
>if I had a offer to move to any open seat for a $20 fee. I’d take it in heart beat.

That's free. Just move once the plane is in the air. You are free to do so on any plane I've ever been on.
It's cheaper than $150: https://swappa.com/buy/apple-iphone-se
Look out for that slippery slope, the first step is a doozy!
Vitalik proposes the use of zk-SNARKs to scale Ethereum
While most details of the crucial launch were mostly hidden, Elon has shares numerous times that fate was kind to them on that day. I wish SpaceX godspeed into the future. Spacex has put sci-fi authors on notice.
Adding onto this, Apple is just one more production company in a competitive field. Either their original movies and shows will stand up on their own and find an audience, or they won't, and choosing not to produce adult-oriented shows/movies won't really affect the calculus too much.

Maybe they don't produce the next Game of Thrones, but maybe they make their own in-house Pixar, or maybe they could try to do either or both and still fail as a production company.
This thread is depressing I´m not even earning 1k/month here in Spain.
Company's function in respect to the shareholder is to earn him money. It's government's function to enforce environment protection. If company voluntarily enforces more strict environmental norms than competition, and becomes less competitive because of it, it violates it's primary goal and should be sued by shareholders, not the other way around.
Business lobby prepares pushback against EU climate goals update
After Microsoft's giant OneDrive bait-and-switch a few years ago I am super skeptical of any "too good to be true" storage pricing. I really wonder how it is physically possible to offer these rates.
Does this download to the client or server? The latter would be useful on a NAS / Plex box.
Intel doesn’t have an architecture problem. They have a manufacturing one. As good as Jim Keller may be it’s just not his domain.
What's the flag that disables this behaviour? Because I would really like to keep using Chrome.
Using React in an Ionic Application in One Go
In fact, taxes and bureaucracy are both way higher in Germany.

People generally don’t mind paying a premium in time or money if they feel what they get it worth it. Everyone knows this is true, witness people happily stand in line for hours to buy an expensive but desirable item or experience.

In Germany and Sweden and a few other countries taxes are high but you can look around you and see that it goes on high quality public services and infrastructure. The bureaucracy is time consuming but you know when you finally fill in that form, something will actually happen.

Countries where people complain about taxes and bureaucracy are countries where the tax money disappears into a Black hole and where paperwork is pointless.
Creating an Avengers App Using the Ionic API and React
I would prefer an old school "candybar" phone with a modern interface with the front being a touchscreen.

Basically, an Apple watch in a slightly larger form factor that is an actual phone.
Why was beerlord's comment (same depth as this comment) flagged and killed? It was a perfectly reasonable (and informative) comment. Was it not sufficiently pro immigration?
I wouldn't call, say, SpaceX building the Falcon 9 as it exists today anything like a "moonshot". It didn't require an upfront cash injection of billions, and after getting out of the initial stage and into the viable business stage it's been generally cash flow positive. Tons of other orgs could have done the same thing with a comparatively modest investment. Again, this isn't moonshot territory, this is in the realm of crappy little startups doing crappy little questionably viable things who get a few hundred million in VC then mostly just fizzle out. There are a hojillion of those, and that's the scale of investment needed to start building a reusable rocket company. Nobody else is doing it not because it's exceptionally expensive, but rather because they don't know how.
Thanks for taking the time to reply, and I got a good chuckle out of the 4k "remake" :)
Don't worry, I'm sure they outsourced it to a 'we are totally a tech company', son-of-a-friend-of-a-guy-on-the-board's shiny new 'cyber' startup.
This mirrors dozens of my own ego death experiences as well. Like, exactly. It's so hard to grapple with and explain to people who have never experienced it. This was a good description
Pretty standard acquisition story. Shareholders with preferred shares (VCs) got paid first. By the time they were paid there was nothing left. It just means the company was sold for too little for the employees to benefit.
40k and it was small for how long I was there. I heard others got more for being with the company less time I was. A bit of wisdom here. Be selfish. Get everything you reasonably can.
Will the Future Be Open Source?
I'm not sure how attached you are to your browser, but if you're open to switching: you can use Firefox Accounts for syncing in Firefox, and use Multi-Account Containers [1] to stay logged in with different Google accounts.

[1] https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...
Thanks for correcting me I am on the SW side and I investigated TRIZ a bit back in the ... 90s? It periodically resurfaced but I was never able to find actual usets in Europe (as I said, it may be that is more popular in physical engineering which is not my field at all).
> 210k cash with 600k equity over 4 years

Could you please explain how does this work? Is it a one-time payment of 600K spread over 4 years? And afterwards you just end up with 210K base (or maybe a small increase) for the following years, with no additional bonuses/etc?
The bridge that crossed an ocean
Even if the controller has more training, if he has to do mental calculations instead of reading directly from the screen there will be more chance for errors to occur and it will put a higher cognitive load on the controller.
>Organizing things with type class patterns and algebraic data types costs you by making you write more code and more boilerplate

And tests are writing themselves for you?
Origami opens up smart options for architecture on the Moon and Mars
Lol! It's not digital cameras that created selfie sticks, it's social media. I had a Konica disposable super wide angle camera with a mirror on the front that showed the field of view. And an Olympus with a recessed LED that was only visible if your face was in the field of view. Self portraits are way older than digital cameras!
Dude Launched a Startup in 17 Hours on Twitch
I read recently that 6 degree warning means that agriculture won't be possible any longer outside the polar circles.

I'd call that fairly impactful.
This study could be another feather in the cap of late Dr.John Sarno who advocated that a lot of diseases including gut problems, stomach pain, back pain, etc are caused by TMS. Which is basically saying that your brain can cause stomach ulcers, Gerd, etc using the peptide network whenever it feels the need for it (like to manage stress, hide emotional abuse, etc)
Yep, I could have learned much faster with a good book. Most PS tutorials are targeted at sysadmins with minimal programming experience. I would have preferred something that assumed programming experience and focused on what makes PS different from other scripting languages.
So hop over to switzerland :)
Nope, I didn't hear voices. I had some auditory hallucinations though. It was mostly overwhelmingly positive and very spiritual to the point of making me cry.
Very cool. I suspect running on the main thread with requestAnimationFrame for rendering to the canvas would eliminate some of the performance issues without having to rely on postmessage.
Many (most?) doctors work as if their knowledge was exact and exhaustive, and every symptom that's not in the book is binned as psychosomatic or psychiatric, and basically blamed on the patient.

You know this since you have a medical degree, but to inform general readers, here's what takes to become a doctor in the USA[1]:

K-12
4 years college, perhaps pre-med emphasis
4 years medical school
3 to 7 years residency
1 to 4 years fellowship (for specialization)

After all that, they probably do think they know it all. But in reality their knowledge has only scratched the surface.

Perhaps the right answer is even more specialization? Maybe that's where places like the Mayo Clinic come in? Maybe an organization like that is big enough that they can have specialists who can recognize and treat all the rare conditions that are "not in the book"?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_school#United_States
> Those in poverty are less likely to be qualified to go to university

More than 50% each year have the formal qualifications for university in Germany.

See the table on https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiturientenquote_und_Studiena...

Columns are:
Year | qualified(West, East, Total) | of those: going to university | students getting a degree

If anything Germany needs to increase the value and prestige of vocational education again (which is, for the most part, also free, plus salary).
You should read about TMS by John Sarno (see divided mind). Maybe it can help you too like it helped me. Your symptoms sound a lot like it but ofcourse you need to read it and decide.
It couldn't hurt to get a large number of apple employees using Apple products to produce animated films and other cinematic stuff.

Let their own employees tell them how they are screwing things up for their power users. Perhaps they could win back some of the market share for high end producers.
For reference, the "dude"'s twitter thread about this: https://twitter.com/thepatwalls/status/1043242997050167302
Yes, ignoring if not mocking real patient expertise is yet another issue that's pretty prevalent.

Patient knowledge may be accepted for diseases that are rare but well know, but for stuff in foreign territory you'll find that kind of attitude.
> A lecturer typically starts with about 2115 euros per month

Indeed this a low wage considering the cost of life, but two third of French earn less than that [0].

A few days ago a statistic about middle class in France was considering 1200 euros as representative of French middle class, even if this is roughly the legal minimum wage.

[0] https://www.inegalites.fr/Salaire-etes-vous-riche-ou-pauvre
"terrified of logging into shared/public computers with their Google accounts"

I'm terrified of logging into any site on a public computer.
I'm wanting to express a slightly different view from most of the other comments:

My face is not a secret. The photons that bounce off my face in all forward directions are not my property. Anybody is welcome to capture these photons if they come into that person's possession, whether it's a camera on the street of a facial recognition system in an airport.

I'm very concerned about security and expression in our world, but I think we need to notice which things are naturally public (such as the likeness of our face) and which aren't.
Had the first RAZER back in the days. I loved how it felt. The metal case, the colorful screen, it even had a small screen outside showing the amount of missed calls/messages/connection. This was really one of the best phones I ever had. Fun-Fact: I had this phone for quite a few months and then it started to appear more often in German television (back in the day there was no Netflix so you had to wait for tv series to get translated and were always one season at least behind). Suddenly many friends were buying it too :D
The tech guru who spent $250,000 trying to live for ever
Hikikomori are just human version of Chindogu.
They generally frown upon you upgrading to a better class. Also, if I had a window and an empty row, I'd be pretty upset if you grabbed the aisle. I couldn't do much about it, but I'd still be pretty upset that you ruined my good thing.
Sorry I still don't get it. Do you mean torrents when you say p2p?
Because life is a prison of constant struggle and suffering, the experience of ego death is that of shedding one's attachments that one struggles for, and the last chains keeping them from freedom are that of their identity, consciousness, and ultimately of life itself. The less the past, present, future, and you there is to care about, the more blissfully free whatever remains of you becomes.
Leaving the fallacy entirely aside, this is hardly "the first step". How many people are paying for Global Entry, for example?
By 'Be selfish', do you mean aggressively negotiate for more? Or sell as much as you can on the next liquidation event?
I bet this is why you get a sense of impending doom when you have to vomit.
discounts in exchange for fulfilling some behavioural change that intuitively seems to make people healthier

I think Oscar is less concerned with whether walking so many steps makes you healthier and more concerned with your ability to walk so many steps as a rough indicator of your health. This is especially useful given the above-mentioned fact that Oscar isn't allowed to underwrite based on your medical history.
I see quite a few mentioning DBeaver. I want to mention two other SQL frontends worth looking at. SQL Workbench[1] and SQuirrel SQL[2]. SQL Workbench is particularly well documented with a tonne of features with some features integrated to the command line.

[1]https://www.sql-workbench.eu/
[2]http://www.squirrelsql.org/
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Do Australians have the same laws and rights as Americans?
Now we are picking timeframes and deconstructing the meaning of "failure" (BTW, that too is not that much more favorable to Ariane 5). The upshot is that their reliability is not dramatically different, they are comparable.
What are the use cases of such feature?
It isn't that much famous in Russia either.
In Indonesia they're legal, you can buy mushroom shakes at the beach. In general there are endemic psilocybin mushrooms most everywhere, though it might be illegal just to pick them, like in my home country Norway.
Instead of asserting the title is wrong, it would make sense to recognize that the title is correct, and that the discrepancy with your beliefs is simply a result of the fact that plenty of other people do not, in fact, take OSI's opinions as facts like you do.
Hyderabad (India) Airport is also going to start this soon: https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/Hyderabad/rgia-to-go-fo...
Agreed.

I'm still trying to figure out which Qualcomm product the author is talking about. Does it exist? Was it bad? Did people buy it? If not, why?

I don't believe the author's justification as to why Qualcomm was in the best position to make a success of an ARM server chip - there's a quote from a Gartner analyst and the assertion that you need a product road-map. What? Is that it? Surely the important thing is to make a good chip, make it cheap and produce enough to meet demand. Do that consistently for two years and the big cloud vendors will start buying. I don't think you need to be Qualcomm to achieve that.

Why couldn't a startup company break into this market? For example, this one https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Ampere-e...
In 2012, North Carolina banned policies based on sea level rise forecasts
Delta has a lot to improve in other areas to one up themselves.