skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The first incarnation of Apple is hardly the same Apple that the mature Jobs basically re-created from scratch with a different line of products.
Why are you still holding them?

To your question, Shares will be delisted to pink sheet under $SHLDQ.
[I mean the advisor's comments don't make sense, the SAFE makes good sense.]
>>If you are betting on an Indian styled recovery, then your odds are exceedingly low.

And very painful.

Nobody talks of the pain in the immediate after math of the 1992 reforms. A huge section of people >40 years of age were crushed under computer based automation in factories and industries that followed. Several companies were shut down. Scores and scores of people lost jobs, and dumped into a labor market that had way high demands of productivity and skill they had to offer. This was with a huge number of both public sector and private sector companies. Heck even Bank employees suffered. All of a sudden a whole spectrum of jobs were just not needed(Accountants, Typists, Postmen etc etc)

Several families suffered quite bad. I was lucky that my dad was a driver, and those skills were reusable outside. But there were plenty of 'Supervisors' and other 'Desk job' people, who just got ruthlessly eliminated out of the economic scene.

Basically its not easy, for the existing population masses to face huge economic changes rapidly unfolding in months/decades.
Don’t trust evil people is an incredible theme.
Just another drop in the bucket of "well achieving people can still be piece of shit". This whole article was embarassing to read from start to finish, and I'd never hire this guy if I were a CEO anytime if this came up on search result.

No matter if there is some truth behind the laundry list, the hateful and down-looking words sprinkled in ("They were one level below me") just smudges it all. He may have worked at high level places, this article shows he didn't learn much at all.
I suspect the reason that most Americans don’t like political correctness is because even someone who isn’t highly educated or is politically disengaged knows a bad faith argument when they hear one. And If the people making these arguments don’t learn that using scorched-earth tactics in every situation isn’t the right way to engage with issues of injustice or inequality, I don’t see that changing anytime soon.
Most of these examples are meant to be a joke, I’d assume.
Indeed, Spotify (distributed via Snap on Ubuntu at least) doesn't scale properly on HiDPI screens for example, requiring a small tweak to the shortcut[1]. I know when Spotify has updated because I'll launch it and everything will be tiny again!

[1]https://community.spotify.com/t5/Desktop-Linux/Linux-client-...
I hope Java die. It's the worst programming language ever created.
Here is a good timeline on Sears.

https://s.thestreet.com/files/tsc/v2008/photos/contrib/uploa...
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Azolla is a freshwater fern. Wouldn't growth in saltwater.

Azolla uses only the upper two cm of the water but takes all the light and 'kills' the 99,9999% of the water volume for other purposes. Would be like painting a building with a glowing paint and then stop people to enter and use the whole building so they do not damage the paint layer.

If we block the light we are excluding the effect of 5m of algae for example, killing the fishes that need this algae as larvae and also messing with the oxigen interchange in the water. Is not the perfect solution that we need
Hint: if you want to get a discussion going, or, in fact, have your article read in the first place, don't put it on Google docs, nor medium via link shorteners for that matter.
We have no definition of intelligence that doesn't refer to human behaviour.

In part this is a curse on ML/AI, since so many of the terms that are used to define the subject and goals of the field are pre-scientific, even religious in origin - consciousness and will are two other examples.
Meta comment: I miss the time when there were many more stories like this one on HN.

I'm sure that one reason why there aren't as many now is that lots of low hanging fruits for niche tech/online/mobile businesses have already been picked, as many people write from time to time, but I also think another reason is that the stories of hypergrowth and unicorns have raised expectations and standards too much. Incredibly high salaries for engineers in SV helped there too (what? 30k? that's nothing...).

But let's not forget that trying to win the big lottery is going to make most people miserable. Creating a sustainable online business - something like what 37signals promotes, or even just a lifestyle one - can be a perfectly legitimate goal, something we should celebrate more IMHO. And the world is still full of niches which can greatly benefit from the thoughtful application of technology and sustain that kind of businesses.

EDIT: clarified language
The database means that soon everyone in meatspace (pun intended) not taking special steps will be possible to identify from a small sample. It is problematic and highly abusable.

What they're not mentioning is key error rates...

Combine that with electronic identification and advertisement kind of databases, suddenly few will be pseudonymous, not to mention anonymous.
Google AI Claims 99 Percent Accuracy in Metastatic Breast Cancer Detection
- httpie -- command line HTTP client
- bat -- A cat(1) clone with wings
Believe me, there are plenty of companies using that trio in production.
Profit on Residual Cash
I hear a lot of people talking about how Robinhood and Venmo make money on the cash that's sitting around in their accounts. My research hasn't shown that this isn't what either company is emphasizing. I'm curious if anyone is aware of numbers of how much it's worth to a platform to have this type of cash sitting around. For example, how much money could a platform make on $1,000 in a month (assuming there were user friendly agreements and the cash had to be liquid like it need be for these companies).
What if the user doesn't have root access? e.g. in a school setting?
> which we call submoons

I believe the publicly accepted term for these is “moonmoon”.
Bitbucket for free?
Not using storyboards due to the widely exaggerated git merge issue is throwing the baby out with the bathwater. In my experience, if you keep storyboards small merge issues are a minor, extremely rare annoyance.

If you compare the time spent on merge issues to the enormous amount of time waisted on coding UI manually it's not even close.
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That's not what you said in the first post, was it?

If I wanted to do that, I would but the buttons with two constraints to the bottom and to the trailing (right), and I would change the constants of those two constraints, it's even easy because it's just swapping the constants of the constraint pair.
Pretty much anything goes at Walmart:

http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/
Yes, the whole article is semi tongue-in-cheek. I tried to bring it back to reality by mentioning my appreciation for the creativity of people who designed the styles. :)
I used to think that, but lately I'm not so sure.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gHbwT_R9t0
Why don't the bigwigs like RedHat + IBM just fork it already ?

Take OpenJDK , GPL the IBM runtime and slap some stupid coffee inspired nickname on it. People will trust that more than they trust Oracle anyway...
It’s easy to see things as necessary in retrospect. Things are rarely necessary, except to a specific end. Maybe you just lack imagination!
I know a flat-earther, and he is definitely not a troll, or pretending in any way.
Thus I mentioned "microcontrollers".
How many of Donald Trump's Twitter followers are fake?
Is original Java still alive? That's the question.

Yes, the whole AP CS curriculum is based on it, Google's Java can somehow be called its continuation. But despite of all of that, the overall feel is that Java's development and developer scene is rather morbid.

>The developer community doesn't want to touch anything from Oracle with a 10-foot pole even if it's licensed under GPL.

Yes, that's exactly the case here. Oracle pigeonholed Java back into the category of "corporate software stuff" language, just as it was getting close to being called a normal programming language
Do they have the expertise and mass to maintain the whole of the JVM and add new functionality? They have tiny VM teams and labs compared to Oracle.
I don’t see how asking for one of these is unreasonable. It’s certainly preferable to a blog post or HN comment!
It's funny to me that people can hold the belief that the iOS UI design tools are somehow the worst while iOS has consistently had the best mobile UI in terms of aesthetics (subjective), usability and performance (objective).

If the tools were so bad, why do they always seem to achieve a superior result?
Wasn't the classic joke two things, because zero-indexing?
Url changed from https://theblogroom.com/twitter-being-investigated-collectio..., which mentions the original source but doesn't link to it.
They're both in my to-watch list:

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/boundaries

https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/screencasts/catalog/funct...
[video] Hackett: a metaprogrammable Haskell
Egalitarian Libertarianism, a Political Economy for the Blockchain Era
do laptops really need such measures? laptops use much lower power across the system, chips are not pushed anywhere near as hard as in desktop implementations, in many cases ive found laptops to last longer than PC mainboards do, just look at the amount of old Thinkpads around.

personally on average i expect a laptop to last about 3-5 years generally the ones ive had have lasted longer than that, adding those sorts of components would only serve to make systems more expensive and likely heavier amongst other things
I thought the correct term for anything other than Earths Moon was "natural satelite".
> We already knew that rich people live longer, so what's the point in using "academic success" as an intermediate predictor?

That’s because we can then explore if it’s causal or not. Current best research suggests it is, at least in the USA[1]

[1]: Lleras-Muney Adriana. The Relationship Between Education and Adult Mortality in the United States. Review of Economic Studies. 2005;72(1):189–221.Kawachi Ichiro, et al. Money, Schooling, and Health: Mechanisms and Causal Evidence. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences. 2010;(1186):56–68

> Straw man.

Sorry: how exactly have I misstated your point?

You’ve got a controversial opinion, and an aggressive way of presenting it (fake news). You’re giving it even though it’s not the mainstream opinion, and you’re doing it without reference or attribution. If you actually think I’m not giving you a fair shot, please explain.

My understanding is: You think that since money and lifespan are related, and education and money are related, that IFF lifespan and education are linked it must be through money?

If you've actually got a different point, then you haven’t yet made it clear to me. If you can manage that, I’ll try to address it, but this one has been addressed.
Okay. You kind of blew my mind. My `man` command doesn't seem to have the `-t` switch, but I can do this

MANPAGER=mupdf man -T pdf man

and, bam! I'm reading a pdf man page for `man`. On my system `man` is symlinked to `mandoc` and I've apparently got the latest version from here:

http://mandoc.bsd.lv/

Better yet, the `-T` switch seems to take a decent selection of options, even markdown and html!
Last time somebody copied the API there was a lawsuit.
I was looking into how google was implemented initially with the pagerank algorithm and I think I am getting closer. Do they still use the same algorithm? I ahve no concept of how things behave when they scale or how to scale for that matter.
I recently started looking at mobx-state-tree[1] and I feel like it solves a lot of the boilerplate needed with redux in a very nice opinionated way. In particular it has built in support for tracking action history (as list of patches and snapshot), building views of computed values (selectors), organizing async action flows, and colocating all of this logic in a single model class.

It can be used on top of redux but it won't really look like redux code anymore. But since you're using immer in the starter, it wasn't going to look like redux anyway (e.g., ton of triple dots everywhere).

Do you have any opinion on mobx-state-tree? Maybe you should just bless mobx-state-tree in the starter too? (immer is built by the same mobx guy)

[1] https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx-state-tree

(I have not actually use the library yet. Secretly hoping you'll will tell me about all the cons so I don't have to do the research myself. Currently choosing a library based on which has the best saga-like support)
This is what is meant by taking the mark of the beast. It may be inevitable that stuff like this will take shape in the world, but it doesn't have to be through you.
The use and abuse of CT scanners

https://media.ccc.de/v/emf2018-65-the-use-and-abuse-of-ct-sc...

Truly fascinating talk about the capability of CT scanners, not in a medical environment. I don't want to say much more as I don't want to give any spoilers.
It's helpful to see a thing like career choice like the market participation that it is, and see market participants, in a sort of game theory view, as participants in an ongoing implicit negotiation.
How I learned to deal with complex projects
Five in a row–the planets align in the night sky
In a current western world state I think it is impossible to avoid your PII collected and sold (or as they call it - "bartered"). Every single company is probably doing it, starting with FAANG and down to the tiniest startups. Therefore deleting two profiles (already populated btw) out of hundreds will do nothing to your privacy. You will still continue to use Google or Twitter or Apple or any cell/broadband operator or whatever else, and they will still continue to sell/exchange your info, or just use it themselves.
Surprised nobody talks about the kdb codding style: https://github.com/KxSystems/kdb/blob/master/c/c/k.h
oh god no stop.
Also check out OpenMined.org if this kind of thing interests you.
There was already a post on this. Basically the argument about home is true but this is because 1) apps should not use filesystem access but rather portals (if they can) 2) nothing should be executable in the home folder (nobashrc, no script, etc...)

If I remember well the second argument was about update not being frequent enough.

So nothing fundamentally about Flatpak but more about the infrastructure (lack of updates) and the use of it (we should not allow home access and use Portals or we should disable bashrc).
Cat is fine for reading a file. It’s when you ‘cat <file> | grep <word>‘ that it becomes improper use.
Teorex PhotoScissors 5.0 with Crack and Portable {Tested} Is Here
'The book ends abruptly with Lucian stating that their future adventures will be described in the upcoming sequels, a promise which a disappointed scholiast described as "the biggest lie of all"'

"Wait! Where are you going?!? Coming soon! Don't miss, History of the World Part II!"
White page on FF Android. View source says the page is empty.
I love this video and have watched it multiple times to refresh my sheer awe at how insecure the world is when you dig even slightly under the surface.
I looked at these a tiny bit already and think it'd be better to package in each distro's standard channels. I'd be interested in good reading material about packaging for debian apt, ubuntu ppm, arch aur, red hat rpm, etc if anyone's got some.
If you propose such weak EM fields have effects, then design an experiment to show it and disprove alternative explanations, including null result, tampering, faulty execution of double blinding etc.

Good luck. You're going to need it.
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Not at all. The noun 'moon' can refer to any, well, moon (like Deimos or Europa). To distinguish between those and our moon, you can use the proper name 'Moon' (capitalised) or Luna if you are so inclined.

The same goes for the Sun. Our sun is either proper name 'Sun', or if your prefer Luna above, Sol. Any other star with stuff orbiting around it is just another sun (noun).
Why stories matter – and how to own your “hero’s journey”
> No theft occurred because no loss of property happened. Thus, the other word.

Money was moved from the bank via fraudulent behavior.
Do you know what happen last time someone forked Java? Ask Microsoft.
Best Organic Fertilizer: For Blooming Your Plants Organically
Crypto Markets Roiled as Traders Question Tether's Dollar Peg
All I have is my own experience here, and at least in the UK I've almost never witnessed any kind of prejudice keeping people down - on the contrary, IT is crying out for women, ethnic minorities etc - with one major exception: the class system, which without question still matters when going for jobs in e.g. the City. However, not being a posh boy from grammar school, I don't benefit from that.
Regarding Police Use of Disappearing-Message Apps
Ask HN: How to break out the loop of being an employee to your own business?
I've been thinking a lot and also searching around in a way of breaking out of the loop of being an employee to my own business. I can describe my situation as I'm working as a full-time software engineer where I'm getting paid very well compared to software engineers and of course compared to most jobs in my city but I'm stuck in a loop where I can't save really big amount of money to start my own business or even time to work on my own ideas

Did anyone found a way out that of this loop?
Show HN: {lambda why}
Java was not open source at the time. It is possible to fork now.
I thought there's only one sun regarding of whether you capitalize it or not, but that moon was generic.
1996: How to create a mint, the cryptography of anonymous electronic cash. Published by NSA researchers

https://groups.csail.mit.edu/mac/classes/6.805/articles/mone...
Retool AI to forecast and limit wars
Then how do police forces argue that intelligence is a legitimate criteria in hiring?
I have this extension too, I usually watch videos at 2x (a way to be "productive" while watching youtube videos ). But I wonder how can one watch at 4x/6x...
> Is original Java still alive? That's the question.

Yes. Very much so.
It's either the top or one of the top languages in pretty much every benchmark:

https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2018#technology

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

https://githut.info/
CCC (Lange, Domke) - The exhaust emissions scandal ("Dieselgate")

https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3-7331-the_exhaust_emissions_scand...
What country are you in, because in NL the highest bracket will be 49,50% from 70k and onward.

Most people, with deductions and stuff, will pay around 1/3 taxes on their salary. Going up if you earn more.

>Dissapointingly it doesn’t convert to exceptional public services or social mobility.

I disagree with that. Some European countries _do_ have excellent services.
Yeah, the article was highlighting a noisy fringe who presume to speak for all liberals and react with extreme venom to any dissent. They are annoying and counterproductive, yet have somehow found a lot of purchase in the tech community.

I think we should all tell them to knock it off, rather than being intimidated by their bullying.
Why should they? Java development is more open now than it has ever been and non-oracle entities have already taken on larger roles than before. To me it looks like things are working.
Looks like this submission has been shadow banned after landing on the front page?
It's all about what briandear has pointed out: it's Facebook.

I simply don't trust Facebook. I know WhatsApp doesn't contain any of that "toxic crap" (yet), I know WhatsApp is e2e encrypted and as a developer I really know what it does mean, but it's just too much power for a single company..
I was going to say this must be inspired by bored Haskellers
The LES parachutes people out and the kosmonaut suits are buoyant. Rescue involves helicopters.

If the craft somehow survives a bad reentry like you described, the procedure is same as in normal landing - the capsule is staged and parachutes down. Hopefully those systems work.
See Soyuz 33 mission on how it's done. (That one was older design and complicated by bad decisions, but it mostly worked.)

It is buoyant and recovered by ship and/or helicopter. If the buoyancy is compromised, there are additional escape mechanisms involving pyrotechnic doors.

What Soyuz cannot do is abort to orbit - it does not have a strong engine, so it always aborts to reentry.
The thing is, if you own all the wealth, you pay yourself "income" effectively through the rent you're taking off the rest of society. The slaveholders I'm sure paid more taxes than the slaves. There are layers of indirection => you're rich so you can afford/get your way into an expensive university, you're placed in a position through nepotism, you "rise" to a senior directory of a company, you make X million but all you've really done is take your oligarchy shares.

If slaveholding is too extreme consider land-owning, the owner pays more tax than the rentiers, but he has income he's done nothing to achieve. Rentier capitalism is just this with more steps.

I'm sitting in an elite company, of the ten people (I'm not one) making serious money, 5/10 are nepotism hires and the others are socially elite who went to (and paid for) top universities.
I suppose you are referring to this WPF functionality https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/contro..., and similarly in UWP: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/design/controls...?
While it looks powerful, I have to say that the Xcode interface builder and code annotation approach has a lot less friction.
What does that mean? I just read the news so I'm not sure about my options. Who would buy them?
I never post roadmaps, even with the best intentions they are a fiction. You end up railroading yourself into features that don't look so good on closer examination. It also creates tons of opportunity for conflict with your customers and a miserable experience for yourself.
i cant say i can recommend the UK! also you may find Japan a little difficult for now, it can be particularly difficult to get a visa there although it is supposedly being relaxed soon
Check out ReasonML with reason-react. Immutability, reducers and type inference built in. Way less code to write and strong guarantees by the compiler.
There was a contest to design the Debian logo and people voted. I remember participating in that contest and remember when the winner was announced, but I don't remember anything about this poster.
> Western countries are free democracies that don't spend 1 billion buck a year on propaganda, sedition, sabotage and subversion

Right. Have you looked at the CIA's budget lately? How about the MI6?
Current A350-900 range is 9700nm[0] which is ~1000km short of London. I doubt that there's going to be enough interest for that route alone.

0: https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/news/en/2018/09/ultra-long-r...
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