skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a proposed change to how to run a company, it's not someone's rant about how someone didn't call them xer and how that person is a Nazi.

Your opposition to even seeing this post because it includes gender seems like more of a culture war artifact than the post itself
Agreed, reimplementation is pretty good for students to learn. Our lab requires everybody to work on an implementation project
Phew. After the Angular 2 disaster, I am traumatized by posts with this title format. It seems like the changes will be simple, useful, and mostly backwards compatible. I look forward to upgrading my current Vue projects to use 3.x. I am especially excited about not having to worry about missed observable mutations with arrays. That was annoying.
Today I ran a 10K (10 Kms) in 50 minutes. This was my second 10K, and saw a 6 mins improvement , since the last one , around a month back. 50 mins is still an average time , but an year back I thought was certainly impossible. This has inspired me to keep training , and get to a half marathon someday. Impossible now , but surely achievable in future.
Why you should move your startup to Berlin
Like I said in my original comment, not if a future kernel change randomized that value to make it unpredictable to attacks. Then the bug will be back.
Do you have any good starting points for p9? I have always wanted to check it out, but man is the documentation poor
Doesn't this encourage terminating employees before that N year, unless they are absolutely essential?
IIUC the heuristic here is how much of the system to take down (i.e., back out of fast path [this case] < kill thread < kill process < kernel panic) and this seems correct (but could still be a symptom of more corruption).

Anyway, there has been discussion about this issue in general previously on the Linux kernel mailing list, and Linus said [1] that the correct procedure is to first introduce by-default reporting and an opt-in kill switch, then make the kill switch the default, then remove the non-kill option. This is supposed to weed out bugs eventually without disrupting users too much, but I can imagine that it enables some expolits. There was an HN discussion about it too. [2]

[1] https://lkml.org/lkml/2017/11/21/356
[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15754988
I'd like to be able to press a shortcut key and have my computer save a screenshot of whatever I'm looking at, along with letting me type a brief note for context. Ideally it would also record the URL of whatever the browser was visiting (if it's a screenshot of a browser page), or the file path of whatever was open.

So basically Pinboard, but for pages of PDFs and other random scraps.
> Better safe than sorry MEANS do it right. It means that human life is more valuable than material wealth.

This is not accurate on both accounts.

First, material wealth can be converted into quality of life in multiple different ways. Consuming additional millions to push death rates down by a few percentage points is taking away from other places, ostensibly hurting others.

Second, better safe than sorry does not mean do it right. Mistakes will happen, and acting like nothing will ever go wrong is a fools errand. Planning for failure is a significant portion of project management and engineering in general. The goal is 0 mistakes, but severe negative overreactions in response to failure can have a net negative impact.
Thanks. I just looked it up and really wasn't aware of the huge difference.
I will be honest, I was completely unaware of your other products, not that I would be your target audience. That being said, thank you for not pushing your other products on tracker users. That was something that always annoyed me with Atlassian.
How do I add an address when I don't know where is the place? I can add this friend's address, because I've been to his house before. But what about a new friend?
Are you working with Phi? I'm interested in a GUI editor frontend for Vim, Kakoune/etc and the idea of using Go for the GUI sounds very interesting!
I don't see the difference, openly poisoning people is pretty brutal too. Or shooting journalists in the street seems fairly brutal.
It sounds good but it doesn't actually hold up...

So if being born means that I have to approve of any measure which causes more births, then logically I should be in favour of for example reducing contraceptive programs in Africa, etc.

Being born doesn't automatically force you to support population increase or be a hypocrite. Even if you had a moral obligation to maximise (total number of people that will ever live), then that number is probably larger (because of humanity surviving into the future) if we drastically cut population in the present.
What interference? It sounds like this is using vendor extensions to the 802.11 Wi-Fi standard.

I have no idea what the default for AirDrop is, I keep it open only for contacts. If it’s open by default everyone that’s crazy. Doesn’t sound like the kind of thing Apple would do today, although it wouldn’t surprise me if it was like that in the past.
MapKit JS:

https://developer.apple.com/maps/mapkitjs/
Turkic Morphology Project
Sounds like you should just turn off AirDrop.
I don't think either of those arguments assumes they are different. In fact the second mentions it may be the same.
I don't know. I don't have the same problem with Lua and Python. Lua is simply small enough not to have baggage and Python seems to have a healthy community that keeps updated with best practices. It also helps that both languages are designed to be readable. C is also simple enough, as long as code doesn't abuse pointers.
How does it push you towards having kids, it just gives you the option. Giving someone choices is not, in any way, some kind of force.

The proposed change simply makes me and women both have the same cost to the employer up front. As it stands currently men are slightly cheaper due to the requirements of biology, and managers keep that in mind when comparing otherwise equal employees. It does not fix the difference between employees with kids and employees without so it is not a perfect solution
As an anecdote, a lot of programmers and heavy gamers I knew in high school lived on remote islands and took a water taxi over to ours for school. They couldn't do after school activities without sleeping over at someone's place. Their islands had even less to do on them than ours.

Soft forms of isolation certainly seem to lead to solitary activities.
To see why you can't confuse reductionism in-principle with reductionism in-practice, you could read this paper:

"More is Different: Broken symmetry and the hierarchical nature of science"
http://robotics.cs.tamu.edu/dshell/cs689/papers/anderson72mo...

Science divides into different disciplines precisely because the units and laws of one model do not close over the phenomena of another.
In Norway mother and father each have 15 weeks paid leave from work after childbirth, e.i. 30 weeks total. If the father chooses not not use his paid leave it cannot normally be transferred to the mother.
> In the time a German start-up with identical funding is working on grinding its way through 40 different countries in Europe (most with 1/4 to 1/2 the spending power of consumers in the US) to match the economics of the US market, the US peer already owns the US market, and is assaulting the global market from its position of strength

I don't get this - why everyone assumes that European (say German) startup will start with a painstaking conqest of the European market and only then move to the US? It seems to make much more sense to choose US as your second country, over say France or UK.
Plus codes are nothing more than discrete encoding of latitude and longitude. Compared to MGRS its not more compact.

I think using MGRS (Military Grid Reference System) is better already existing standard if you don't want to use digital decimals. No need invent something new for no gain.

compare these three formats:

8GC2CMXR+X6 (14 m accuracy)
-33.3333 -33.3333 (11 m accuracy)
4QFJ12346789 (10 m precision)

First is plus code in default accuracy 14m, second is decimal degrees with 11 m precision and the third is MGRS with 10 m precision. Each of them is discrete and identifies roughly similar area uniquely. You can add or remove accuracy by adding more decimals or characters in all of them.
Yes, that’s true. It’s also because the view is: published == valid.

An idea I had once was to say: the group that repeats or falsifies the results of a paper will be published in the same journal. So this motivate people to piggy back on high profile publications. Unsure if it’ll work though
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Having hired programmers since the 90's, OP is correct.

Think of it with this analogy:

a hacker with no comp-sci foundation is to hacker with comp-sci foundation the way a car mechanic is to an automotive engineer
Georgia’s Separate and Unequal Special-Education System
While I agree micropayments should be persued more, personally I've seen many MANY users that love when things are free (as in money).
Exactly, this crazy to think you can keep you sovereignty while giving to a foreign (French), NSA/CIA infiltrated (In-Q-Tel/Snowden) company the keys to all your citizens ID, moreover with internet voting. While ahead of its time, maximum caution must be taken, and the balance must be made between convenience and independence.
I'm surprised this has had such a good reception. Hobbling men in the name of equality is just bizarre. It's mixture of "Hansel and Gretel" and "Harrison Bergeron". Instead of weights just fatten them up with sweets.

I didn't push a human being out from between my legs. Because of that I'm capable of working. I would like to be useful to my family. Working is one way I can do that.

If I work while my wife is on leave and the gender pay gap is worsened. I don't care. If my wife stays home to recover from her ordeal and the gender wage gap is worsened. She doesn't care.

The gender wage gap is so abstract and cynical at this point. It is beyond meaning. People aren't allow to live their lives the way they see fit because of some stupid number.

Shocking I know but there is no such thing as the "average woman". If her wage is different from the "average man" it has no bearing on the earnings of a specific woman with specific goals and habits.
But the countries that are growing are shitholes. We probably don't need more hungry mouths in Somalia but we need more of the people on this lists:

https://www.scienceheroes.com

A shrinking Germany or America is worse for the world than a shrinking Somalia. Unfortunately, without good ideas coming from the parts of the world that make advancements, the growing parts of the world need those advancements to deal with their problems.
True that many people are misled about this, but

1. 11 billion may be too much.

2. This isn't uniform across the globe. Japan's population is shrinking due to a very low birth rate, and that may be a bad thing (loss of cultural and genetic diversity, for example). And this is the more relevant aspect given the context.
As I said, we generally don't post company minutae unless there's a link to tech or startups. It's not opposition to seeing the post, it's opposition to the general trend of putting gender culture war articles otherwise disconnected to hacker news on the forum because gender activists chose to make SV a battleground.

It's not culture war to be bored of the culture war.
That is a good point. I still argue you can do the same but with worse results with a torrent solution.

If you have 2 minutes of buffer but realize you can't keep it up you can still switch to a lower bitrate, that will allow you to get any missing chunks and maintain the buffer going forward. So you can still adapt (from the networks point of view much quicker than the 2 minutes), but not nearly as fast and the end result (quality change) might lag quite a bit.
This is precisely the part that is incomprehensible.
It depends on the user community and when.

Some of the older devices don’t support it, or people aren’t signed into iCloud or have a problem with their sign-in.
I'm always disappointed that these systems are so hard to reason about. Plus codes are better than hashing schemes, but still require base 20 math. It's not clear to me what they're for.

MGRS is also based on 100x100km grid squares and it just uses easting and northing from the southwest corner. e.g.

4QFJ 1234 5678 is in square 4QFJ, at 12340m east and 56780m north with 10m accuracy.

4QFJ 12341 56789 is is in square 4QFJ, at 12341m east and 56789m north with 1m accuracy.

If there's a football field roughly half a kilometre to the north, that would be 4QFJ 123 573.

At the edge of the grid square, you may define an easting or northing that exceeds the bounds of the square. That's also fine.

MGRS is a much more complicated system for computers, but humans can create new coordinates and express the precision of their location relatively easily when working in a local region.
> Now everyone uses WhatsApp.

Funnily, I only know one person who uses WhatsApp.
California amends rules to push vehicles toward hydrogen, electricity, biofuel
Shame on me, thanks for pointing it out!
Ask HN: What language/framework do you use for developing desktop GUIs?
Let's stop discriminating against people who have a family or other things to do except work.
Start by enforcing 40 hour work week and make overtime paid 150%.

Employers prefer frugal workaholics with no obligations but these individuals impose externality on "normal people". We're rich enough, no need working above 8h/day.

I'd go all the way and make it illegal to provide work without compensation (internships, 80h work weeks etc). And I'd to try limit oversupply of labour by further limiting standard workweek below 40h.
At no point did I question your motives. I do question whether you understand Vue's plans.
That's a good point, if you create only few green threads the overhead of dealing with them should nullify any advantage of lightweight scheduling and creating.

Languages like Go like to advertise that you easily spawn millions of Green threads (which would fail with OS level threads or bring your OS down) but I've never seen a use case for that.

For realistic applications a work stealing OS thread pool should be faster than spawning lots of green threads. But in the end, performance has to be measured, of course.
Seriously? Half the articles on this site are about how to work less and/or improve your life. This is one of those.
To quit smoking. I never thought i could do it after all those years and here i am 1 year smoke free
My point basically boils down to this: making parental leave about something other than enabling parents to recover and take care of their kids is really kludgey, and probably would have made our experience of raising our son more difficult unless it was really, really long (like one year long).

The wage gap is a problem, but there is nothing that says we have to solve it (or that it can be solved) using this particular knob.
A net negative impact on whom? A net positive impact on whom? How do you quantify this impact?
I think you don't have to be religious or believe in anything supernatural for the implications of this question to be at least bit freaky. If we could record on very minuscule detail the physical actions that take place anywhere, and play them back, suppose we record a glimpse of you thinking about something, and then we played back that recording, does it manifest you and your thought, is it a clone/alive/natural? What if we played it back in a computer as a simulation? What does it mean that everything is just physics in the natural world? It begs answers to some really weird shit, so it's not easy to just buy it and move on.
You need Windows 10 machines to develop for/deploy IoT Core last I checked, so that killed it for us (corp world still holding onto Windows 7).
I think one interesting observation to make here is to think how one would group all these questions, into a meta question. What's the common thread among all these?

As far as I can tell, it's 'why aren't things better?'

The answer is simple: because you don't want it to be better, really. If you simplify the question down to 'why are Americans fat?', it'll become much clearer. We all already know the answer, most just want it to be some other, more pleasant explanation - hence never-ending fad diets. We want to believe, more than we want to face reality oftentimes :)
I mean with 20 (while still in colleague), cure53 got already curious about Horn, which is quite crazy. (cure53 is one of german's best penetration/security company, they even analayze your software as a service, they actually pentested curl: https://cure53.de/pentest-report_curl.pdf, prometheus: https://cure53.de/pentest-report_prometheus.pdf and probably other high valuable software)
That's a super neat trick, I would have never suspected it from looking at the initial die shot.

The later 80387/80386 combo had an interesting property: you could clock both at different rates, even though they normally shared a clock line from the crystal oscillator, apparently the interface between the two chips was resilient enough that it would work in a mostly asynchronous fashion.

After reading about that I figured I'd put it to the test, and cut off a leg from an 80387 to solder a short wire to the remains and this in turn to an IC socket that you could then try to put different oscillators in, running some benchmark to ensure that it was stable.

It worked like a charm and I gave a 3D demo in front of an audience in an Amsterdam planning committee about the construction of a new building for 'the Meervaart' in Amsterdam west. The demo went off without a glitch, and I was super happy with my little hack that allowed a much larger number of objects (buildings) to be shown in the display in real time than would have been possible otherwise.
I don't get the point. Why is javascript required for this? Static site generators are a thing that exist, and solve this problem a lot more reliably than this will.
Interesting, in my mind the memory usage of M threads is too expensive when you’re mostly waiting for network or file system events, the advantage I remember from green threads is that the thread can be used to execute another CPU bound task while waiting for network events which intrinsically makes it more memory efficient. I’m interested in how Linux has evolved to reduce memory consumption when you have millions of threads, because you can have millions of green threads.
As I said in my original comment, the performance issues and downtimes we experience are just not present on the status page.

As one data point, several weeks ago it would take BitBucket over 70 seconds to respond to a `git ls-remote` with a repo containing about 200 branches. Usually this takes ~10 seconds or so, but it caused all kinds of headaches with Jenkins. On top of this pushes where incredibly slow.

Status page was all green.
http://fqa.9front.org/

Just install it and try to work normally, and when you find something hard you should research the specific thing you want to do.
No, the claim is that an explanatory framework limited to physical terms is not complete enough to encompass mental events.
The handshake for establishing a bittorrent connection with a peer literally starts with the string "Bittorrent protocol". I don't think it's that hard for ISPs to detect that. Bittorrent encryption prevents that but it's not used everywhere.
>I hope to see publishers move ads back to the server because I think eliminating all the code from the client would drastically improve user experience.

How so? it still needs to be downloaded to the browser, and integrated with the content the use actually wants to see.
I work in consulting and in that it is about api platforms.

There is no documentation. Everything is new and unique :)
Sales certainly can be that. But I don’t sell things that way. If you solve a problem you get paid for it. Just do this over and over.
I suppose it would be easier to sue such site's operator, as malware is suddenly served directly from first-party. Thus, creating a strong incentive for site operators to actually curate their ad experience, instead of subscribing to whatever network is most profitable any given day.
It's really hard to fake paper voting IMO.

I'm a Greek citizen. At the voting place of the city where I was born and am registered since, there are many rooms. Depending on the initial letters of your last name, you have to go and vote in a specific one. Each room has at least two randomly conscripted citizens, responsible to strike out your name from the list they have, once you drop your single vote envelope. Reminds me of the jury duty of USA citizens.
Every few rooms have police officers (very possibly also randomly chosen) inspecting and protecting the procedure.
> If you care about SEO, you may like using tokio [1] to prerender your website.

[1]: https://github.com/egoist/tokio
Whats the equivalent of testing your business idea before building a business in the gaming world ?
It would be better to claim cannot be complete enough, and AFAIK that's still an open question. But people on HN don't seem to think it's a question at all, which shouldn't be the case.
OK so I tax everybody enough to make indian food free for everybody.

Now I'm not forcing you to eat Indian food, technically. But if you hate curries you might feel a certain sense of injustice.

We're not cheaper due to the requirements of biology. (screaming) You don't have to have children. Even if you DO have children, and you're female, you DONT have to take extensive time off. I've known multiple successful women take almost no time off.

The injustice of paying for people who are already on average privileged (parents tend to be richer, etc etc) to be more privileged is far more greater than the imagined injustice of women being more likely to CHOOSE to have children then CHOOSE to take time off.
> One area of transportation that doesn't quite fit into that model is aviation, but that sector is hard to decarbonize.

One way to reduce carbon emission from aviation is to build high speed rail, which is universally electric.
It’s really simple. Just talk to people with money (business owners) and ask them what problems they have. Then solve the problem for money. If you get in a habit of doing this you’ll get very good. This is similar to building a web app in a new language to learn.
Exhaustive search is untenable for the 64-bit case. Any strategy here? Testing 2^40 bits might be tenable; any way to select which ones would have the best ROI?
When people don't feel the need to guard their own position because they might end up getting screwed...

I’m not sure this is too applicable to SV, lol, nor academic life in the US.
Sorry that’s a bug with vote processing because I received some vote spammers, fixing now!
I think people vastly underestimate the utility of Google's ability to do search queries for things completely unrelated to directions. There are plenty of great alternatives for mapping software, but ranking and actual search (without having to be exact) for the kind of restaurant/cafe/business you are looking for in a vague area around you is not something I've seen any good alternatives for.
Commented above.
@agilesteel: Just to be more clear, don't use the "minimized" version youtube usually provides and links to the youtu.be domain, remember to always post here the version that links to the full www.youtube.com domain.

https://youtu.be/ufm73YTP4Hw ==> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufm73YTP4Hw