skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I agree we can do much simpler. That's why I'm building some conventions to load vue components asynchronally (with each part - html, js and css - separated).

You can checkout it here: (example) https://unpkg.com/@arijs/vue-generator@0.1.5/outra/pagina/

github: https://github.com/arijs/VueGenerator

I had to ship a fork of Vue because the Vue mantainers won't accept the necessary changes to make this work.
Related rant:

That is the third time I hear Merkel utter this disgusting sentiment:

“In the US, control over personal data is privatised to a large extent. In China the opposite is true: the state has mounted a takeover,” she said, adding that it is between these two poles that Europe will have to find its place.

It might not be that clear from above statement but a similar one left no doubt that some leaders have told her: For AI we need data and for data we need tracking/surveillance. So please look at ways to abolish privacy in the EU.

It's not lack of data which hinders business in the EU, it's overtaxing small businesses, cronyism, top-down-approaches, Google or something else which is hard to grasp. Lack of ambition? Lack of youth? Foreign espionage/sabotage? Negativity?

Angela, (if you read this, which I'm sure you do), you did a fantastic job protecting us from Cheneys torture doctrine, and much else afterwards. Erosion of privacy leads to erosion of societies. Don't mess it up in your last months.
An easier and quiter solution is to ban turns-on-red, as in most of Europe.
Jesus. There is so much stupid shit happening here.
Hyperbole much?

MySQL replication was workable before GTID. GTID simply made things a lot easier. GTID was hard to work into existing DB's at places like Facebook, but it we managed to get things going without a DBA in several multi-TB databases (sans downtime).

GTID is over 4 years old at this point. That's not relatively new in the tech world. Especially with the pace of things like Kubernetes and containers.

There are 3rd party additions to Postgres, too. pg_rewind was written by eBay (?) to address the obvious shortcomings of repointing primaries and replicas.
three things resonated with me (as a person in the long time programmer camp)

1. > You’re going to forget what your code does in a few months. Make it ridiculously easy to read.
Sometimes, all you need is a one-liner in sed.

2. > No matter how many managers are screaming at you, the first step is to reliably replicate the bug

3. > Sooner or later, you will meet some older man who has been around for a while. At some point, this man will lecture you about the Laws of Programming. Ignore this man entirely.

The first has to do with knowing yourself and having years of experience with a diversity of tools. (lessons: be reflective and work on a diverse toolbox)

The second has to do with experiencing and learning from team/org dynamics and to some degree how to operate under pressure.

The third is tricky - key red flag to watch for "the laws of programming" or "you don't have enough education" or similar put downs. But the older programmer who is always rolling up his/her sleeves to jump into the bug fixing process and and help - follow this person around like a puppy and watch everything - these guys are epic.

edit: one more thought on my note about the third item: look for these people across the org - technical or business - look for the people who jump into to constructively help when its needed. (very Mr Rogers)
> But keep pushing the idea that prosperity can be for everyone, and its just around the corner. For most of us, its not and never will be.

But what do you propose as an alternative?

I personally have no issue with parents wanting to help their children to have a better life than they did and giving them a helping hand because without this you'd have a caste system. My blue collar parents struggled to put my sister through UCLA and now she and her husband (who grew up very poor but also went to UCLA) can afford to send their daughter to whatever $elite_school she wants in a few years without any question on the costs.

So if my niece somehow manages to make $empire it truly isn't solely her doing it herself but a generational effort and not X privilege as you imply.
Oh yeah, once I can get someone to pay for my kids I’m going to fuck like a rabbit. No joke who wants the bill?
Elon Musk, Ryan Mac and Bad Faith Journalism
It is definitely cool to mine asteroids. Judging by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_mining#Potential_targ..., it is also a bit weird to setup such an sophisticated enterprise to mine for elements that are readily available on Earth. Heck, Earth is a whole planet made of iron and covered in water...

Asteroid	Est. Value (US$)	Est. Profit (US$)	Δv (km/s)	Composition

Ryugu	95 billion	35 billion	4.663	Nickel, iron, cobalt, water, nitrogen, hydrogen, ammonia

1989 ML	14 billion	4 billion	4.888	Nickel, iron, cobalt

Nereus	5 billion	1 billion	4.986	Nickel, iron, cobalt

Didymos	84 billion	22 billion	5.162	Nickel, iron, cobalt

2011 UW158	8 billion	2 billion	5.187	Platinum, nickel, iron, cobalt

Anteros	5570 billion	1250 billion	5.439	Magnesium silicate, aluminum, iron silicate

2001 CC21	147 billion	30 billion	5.636	Magnesium silicate, aluminum, iron silicate

1992 TC	84 billion	17 billion	5.647	Nickel, iron, cobalt

2001 SG10	4 billion	0.6 billion	5.880	Nickel, iron, cobalt

2002 DO3	0.3 billion	0.06 billion	5.894	Nickel, iron, cobalt
>you can attempt to discredit their claim by discrediting their person.

Yes, that's the traditional way for the powerful to hide their misdemeanors. It absolutely does not help in getting any kind of truth.
Mocking Apple? Your example sounds like a good advertising campaign by a competitor not some "pervasive cultural shift".

It's like saying that the EU hated MS when Bill Gates got a pie in the face a few years ago.

Plotting a curve with a single data point...
I wonder what reaction the authors would get if the paper they submitted was entirely based on watching Youtube?
You observe the particles motion- aka its position- the jiggly motion speed and distance is the temperature.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle

But measuring it we can only be certain of position or momentum, never of both.
Thus we can not reliably measure its temperature.
We can measure the interaction with other particles though- but that only gives us a rough estimation on the whole measurement system.
this is how they screwed the foreign companies on the insolvency of AirBerlin in favor of Lufthansa.
Orthodontists aren't smiling about teeth-straightening startups
I don't think there's been such powerful organisations since the East India Company.
I'm so thankful that, thanks to SpaceX, I may finally get a taste of what living through the first Moon landing would've been like.
I would also remove the dotty background, it makes it less easy to read imo.
If it's exclusive to machine agents there are plenty of consensus-oriented protocols already in existence that could accomplish the same goal without relying on a blockchain. Machine agents are already bound by the code that executes and models them, all you'd be doing is adding a layer of consensus-driven redundancy for security reasons (both technical and social).
The idea is that you don't test the things that ansible has already declared it will do (install pkg, start service), but test the side effects, i.e. is the started service listening on the expected port, is the process of the service daemon running, etc.
"paper" here could be used loosely to refer to traditional contracts enforced by the state, in any form. They can still be electronic, but the databases will obviously be administered by the state, rather than being immutable on a blockchain. They'll be more efficient, but given the historical record of government database systems, less secure.
Saving 6 to 24 months of expenses is not hard (just time consuming), but risking a life's savings for one shot at business success is not a risk most people have the luxury of taking.

I can't risk my savings on a startup, because running out of savings means homelessness and hunger. Even without dependents, many people don't have parents willing or in a position to be the guarantor of such an investment.
How would such a probe be carried out?

Are they going to start reviewing source code?
Isn't pinning as a service essentially a CDN?

Is there a reason to believe that such service would be cheaper than a "traditional" CDN?
No, that's wishful. The Pixels are the most secure Android phones you can buy, but they are not natively as secure as an iPhone.

But: if it helps put a dumb argument to rest, consider that in the populations being trained, "Android phone" means "phone from an insane variety of vendors, most of whom are not competent to sell or maintain a secure phone".
I don't get the punchline about the y-axis starting at negative 10 billion
Maybe they shouldn't have taxed the crap out of these companies in the first place?

Most succesful EU companies are 100+ years old due to taxes, bureaucracy and big company bullying. I find posts about the startup scene in most if not all EU countries laughable. Western Europe is too regulated and expensive (taxes) and Eastern Europe is too corrupt and politically unstable. Southern Europe is too hot and distracting. Maybe it has mafia as well. 20% VAT? Come on, that's outright theft. Hungary as 27% VAT. Portugal has 23% VAT. France has 20% but they also tax the crap out of companies and private citizens, especially if you're well off. Germany is over regulated, even the dogs barking hours is regulated. How do you expect tech startups to survive in this environment? Oh wait there's Ireland which gets lots of rain (people are cool working indoors) and has small taxes, except for VAT which is 23%. That one could work.
Hmm I don’t know how to put it, but in my opinion GraphQL is less complex than BPMN. I have a friend who works a lot with BPMN and for me it’s too complicated. We had been in product market fit with sloth king editor which has an abstraction over APIs. Later many people told us to connect it with GraphQL because many people use it already. I appreciate your opinion, but I think we are going in direction where business managers need to learn new tool. Thank you.
I don't think any of our current companies are as powerful as East India Company was, or even Standard Oil.
That's an interesting point. Made me think of my friends compared to my parents.

I'm 35 - pretty much everyone I could think of my age or slightly younger has run their vehicles into the ground before getting or new one or had to get something due to life events (babies).

My parents (Boomers) somehow cycle through new cars every 3-4 years. It's weird to get a call or text from my mom with a photo of a new car that she traded her barely two year old one in for but 'she just had to have it!'.

I'm pretty content with my 15 year old one that knock wood hopefully has more years in it.
Yes, and the Constitution is very clear that only gold and silver are to be used in payment of debts.

But here we are...

Edit for the search-deprived: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contract_Clause
Pretty strong selection bias here. Hackers that have showed up at an IRL conference are probably not on the more paranoid end of the spectrum.

Meanwhile pseudonym hacking continues (e.g. Phineas Fisher) and interesting data dumps make their way to journalists (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradise_Papers)
I agree that overly emotion based decision making can lead to stagnation. I often perceive the close mindedness you mention to be a problem with the allocation of empathy. It takes a lot of emotional maturity and measure to empathise with the bad guys as well.
(Pure) Excel is a form of dataflow programming --- the sequencing is implicit, but the flow of values is explicit. For algorithms that don't have arbitrary input-dependent looping, it is relatively easy to implement.
> In what sense do we live in a "quantum information age"?

You'll have to ask Aaronson what he means by that. :D I would guess he's thinking of technical applications which are attracting plenty of interest and funding (quantum computers, quantum communications).

> is there an example of a physical theory "running on the quantum mechanics OS"?

Sure: the entire Standard Model of particle physics. Stretching the analogy to the limit, because why not, QM is the OS it runs on, QFT is the framework it's written in, and the specific choices of gauge groups, fields and interaction terms are part of the application.
i. e. : People who are exercising their right to free speech.
An Extensive guide to this in JavaScript (Not like any other blog out there)
BTW the author got fired 2 days ago from PCMag: https://twitter.com/THErealDVORAK/status/1043180806020116480

This makes this read even more interesting to me.
No, GP is just echoing rhetoric they heard.
Nim disallows tabs entirely, and in Python 3 it's an error to mix the two in the same file. So those errors can't happen anymore.

Out of your list, the only one that seems like a real problem is recreating blocks if the code lost all formatting.
No they are not it was low single figures >6% or so
You know, I'll have to add to the disagreement. Because of all the technical reasons yeah, your way would stop language development, but also because herding cats is a really counterproductive thing to do, every time somebody powerful enough to get a chance tries it, everybody loses in the end. (But you are free to keep thinking this way. Of course, I won't change to your preferred set, but if you want to reduce fragmentation, you are free to surrender your preferences.)

Anyway, perftools are only a must have when performance becomes a problem, step through debuggers are way overrated, there are many features that no amount of libraries or tools will give you, and ecosystems quality matter about as much as size.
> an actual agreement between parties to place nicely together

What does this mean?
Not sure it works this way except in extremely specific areas of research (and I'm not even sure about that).

Publicly available research is usually the cutting edge in most areas of knowledge.
In online discussions you have people of many varying levels of education and experience. You can not possibly compare ANYONE making a troubling statement to genocide in good faith.

Making an ignorant statement in the past in no way fits the punishment of atoning for or possibly needing to constantly deny the statements made for the rest of your life (if you're so lucky to be able to deny them because many may just refuse to even ask you; Would you ask a possible Nazi if they deny it and believe them?).

Most are indignant when they make statements they believe and are challenged. Sometimes people change their positions before understanding them to avoid ridicule. If you want things to be more honest then maybe changing your position shouldn't be so difficult. However, it is and often times a single post from 10 years ago is enough to ignore all the posts after.
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It removes enough characters to turn it from unreadable mess to legible code. Point is mainly to remove the 3 completely unnecessary parameters, doesn't matter if it's called transform or map.
I think most people assumed that Elon was communicating with BuzzFeed in bad faith and the senior tech reporter was acting in good faith ... but consider the alternate perspective. The reporter had spent several years provoking Elon, Grimes and Grimes’s mother with unprofessional tweets. As the article describes, the reporter he was out to get Elon and threw him under the bus at the first opportunity.

The BuzzFeed piece frames Elon as a thin-skinned and erratic with a series of small and misleading reporting errors.

Google Docs footnoting BuzzFeed's reporting errors:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nIi1riFnHmNTdzP5kiHuaV3H...
That's exactly how I've reached to the language when I've used it: it's a lot like Python, both superficially and philosophically. It's not the perfect language for anything, but it's pragmatism makes it so you don't have to know so many languages.
> Not even VSCode uses a specific framework, which demonstrate my point. Yes, they use Monaco editor for their text editor but this is a very specific library for a specific purpose, this isn't a generic view framework like react and co.

I think your argument is a bit flawed here. They don't use a generic framework for VSCode not because they don't need a framework, but probably because a generic framework is not good enough for handle the complexity on their level that they need to invent their own framework.

So, my point is:

Simple app, fancy forms: No framework should be required, just use VanillaJS, jQuery, or d3.js.

More complex apps that solves a generic problem (CRUD with heavy client side interactivity): Generic framework.

Extremely complex and specialized apps: Write your own framework.
Trucking Is the Security Crisis You Never Noticed
> if you ignore the worse user interface

considering that's a major part of "better" that's big ask!
Speculative Advertisements on Facebook (2016)
The article completely misses the point of the idea of "general purpose".

"General purpose" means I can do what I want with it, as opposed to the manufacturer lets me do what they want me to do with it.
When Google and Facebook start having personal armies, navies, and courts then I think it will be fair to compare them to the East India company. It's premature to even use them in the same sentence until then though.
I always start with the audience in any writing. I'm often asked, "write documentation for your tool" by technical peers and managers and I always have to push back trying to get more specifics. Am I writing for a non-technical end-user? Am I writing for a technical person troubleshooting the tool (can I assume they know yaml or how to use a Terminal)? Am I writing for someone who may reimplement or heavily modify this tool. Is this intended for reference or to walk someone through the process for the first time? All of those are documentation and technical writing, but vary greatly in what details you include and how you approach it.

In my experience, as a tool writer/maintainer I tend to want to document the implementation, but nobody cares about that until you leave your job (by then the documentation may be out of date if you don't maintain it). Most people's highest priority is a troubleshooting guide (which is difficult with a new tool) and a very explicit walkthrough for non-technical people (which is difficult to maintain because dialogs get tweaked and supporting tools can change).
Is downloading youtube videos legal?
Yes, also you might want to look up DLSS - they use pretrained upscaling network on GPU to generate 4K from native 1440p picture, instant ~20-50% performance bump with free AA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMbgvXde-YA

of course this being Nvidia they didnt implement it universally, you need to sign up for API access to black box gameworx like scam programs in order to implement it in your game.
Can you give even a single example of how the parent comment is a gross misrepresentation?

Who is a conservative personality that's been silenced by a tech company but has never attacked minorities, equal rights, or promoted violence?
not c++ stl. Very obscure.
John Deere Just Cost Farmers Their Right to Repair
all this did not make a woman equal to a man unfortunately

as a female dev who started her career in Russia about 15 years ago and whose mother was also a dev programming aviation radars, I can tell there was a he-e-ell of sexism and predjudice against women in the society back then, despite all these pretty numbers.

Collapse of the USSR opened up huge opportunities for discrimination and I still remember the job ads for devs where it was explicitly specified "men only" :( I was a subject of sexism, my mom was a subject of sexism.

(there is even more sexism in the modern Rusian society but we are not talking about the modern days)
Arrogant people are rarely great leaders. I'd posit that Steve Jobs wasn't successful because he was arrogant, but in spite of it. I don't think arrogance is ever to be excused. (Remember, arrogance is not the same as superior skill or knowledge, but an attitude that actively puts others down.)
>In the past, the fee per container going from Asia to Europe was often 2,000 euros [$2,300]. Today, it’s 200 euros [$233].

wow. i had no idea a container shipping fee was that low.
It's not like it had sex with it before or anything /s
Pixels are the #1 pick for security, but not with it's default ROM installed.
https://copperhead.co/ is a seriously hardened ROM without google play services and simply having security as a #1 priority.
> How does alleged discrimination become an antitrust issue

It doesn't.

> other than as a cudgel/threat by the government to try to punish these companies?

It's exactly this.
I have been saying this for 8+ years, maybe longer. The CPython "Python.h" should be viewed as deprecated and folks should be using cffi [1] for all of their native code gluing needs. By targeting cffi, one gets futured proofed multi-runtime extensions for free. "Python.h" ties one to a specific implementation.

[1] https://cffi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
As is always the case with this administration, sometimes you can agree with their actions but in those rare cases it is NEVER for the right reasons.
This is pretty confusing and I'm not sure what it adds beyond an option to block all third-party cookies.

Is the goal here to try to get to a policy that can be enabled by default?
You're right, I'll start treating all bigots with more respect. After all, their comfort is more important than another's dignity and pursuit of happiness.
We’re Not Ready for Mars
Since it isn't said in the title, this is based on the abstract formulation ie Dirac (material usually covered extensively in QMII courses) and the book is suitable to high school students interested in a QM primer for use in quantum computation yet don't want to delve in physics or mathematics. Also it is mostly self-contained. About 60 pages (13-70) is math background (complex numbers and linear algebra). The QM part is exactly 30 pages (71-101). The final pages are some extra stuff (proofs, trigonometry, etc).
Come again? Are you implying that we do not have a Fair Use in storing a local recording of a video broadcast for personal use? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Corp._of_America_v._Unive....
I'm going to order it right now. I highly recommend the little schemer and the seasoned schemer too! I have read all the titles (MLer and Java too) in the series and those are my favorites. The only one I have not finished is the reasoned schemer although I hope to try again in the future.
IV drip doesn’t have the amount of fine regulation and monitoring necessary to keep someone in the DMT state. Last I heard they were planning to get a dialysis machine to do it.
"the tensor product and the join operation in a relational database."
can you elaborate more. very interesting!
If the PyPy team made something that was compatible with both Python2 and Python3, that Python would be that Python.