skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The main issue I think is that they get convoluted...fast. Combined with varying dialects, the issue that they’re usually write-once, update rarely, and all regexes are imperfect and will fail in unexpected fashions, and that they usually don’t appear that many times in any given codebase, means that they’re never really worth the effort of properly memorizing. Understanding is fine, its not that complex and each operator is relatively simple conceptually, but I have to re-lookup the regex syntax anytime I’m writing/reading any regex that goes beyond pure regex (*+.|)

Character classes beyond \w, d and b always require a doc-lookup and I always misremember the look{ahead,behind} operators.

The issue is that its too small to remember fully, makes no effort to be self-documenting, the docs are always annoying (I can never get a ^F search to not return 20 items), and theres always an uncovered edge case somehow
Star Gauge [1] is fascinating.

Thanks OP.

> The outer border is meant to be read in a circle. The grid is known as a palindrome poem, and can be read in different ways to generate over 3,000 shorter poems, in which the second line of every couplet rhymes with that of the next.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Su_Hui%27s_Star_Gauge
Hah, I've actually "learned" C#/.NET/MSSQL over the weekend as well, had to submit a take-home CRUD app project for Monday. I never told them that I was an experienced C#/.NET dev though. Got the job.
That is a recipe for a mono-culture stuck in the past.
The U.S has just seen the proportion of female medical students top 50%, but since we are talking about leadership roles, are you sure you want to make medicine your example?

The top leadership positions in medicine remain predominantly male. Only 15% of department chairs are women, and 16% of medical school deans are female. The American Medical Colleges say that over the last decade, women in academic medicine have received only 30% of new tenured positions.
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I think the problem is when student evaluation have an affect (positive or negative) on the teacher career.
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This kind of thing makes me wonder just how small (in terms of pixel count) a UI could be, while still being as intuitive as necessary and as complete as necessary to accomplish its goals.

I bet we're being super wasteful currently. Like REALLY super wasteful of screen space.
Interestingly they used to run on IIS, which is why you saw a lot of ebayisapi.dll in their urls.
It reminds me of Black Mirror episode where using Augmented Reality, the face of enemies is morphed into the face of monsters so the soldiers would not hesitate to kill the enemies. May we live in interesting times!
"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers."

Aristophanes, over a millennium earlier.
what you need to do in this case is create your own root store of trust, and then stick your own certs in there from some .pems or something, and then use that to initialize SSL on your connection

Their goal was to allow the browser to connect to the local daemon, for web-based softphones, so this wouldn't work.
> people bring children that are not their own to fast tack their way through into the country. Or when families lie about their child’s age to loophole the system.

Completely citation & evidence free assertions - smells like slander to me.
This seems like ebay's problem. Why are they not shut down for this? If I came across some software on e-bay, I'd assume it was legit. I just checked ebay and it is full of windows keys. How am I, as a consumer, supposed to know that this is 'illegal'?
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As a TA I often attended lectures just to be able to refer to what students were just told. Often this information had not been processed or remembered very well by students.

I always thought that lecturers, if there were multiple for a single course, would not attend one another's lectures under the pretense that they were busy, but with the actual reason that they didn't want to hold one another accountable for inefficient teaching methods.

"I don't care what you do, you won't care what I do, the typos from last year's slides repeat."
It's easy to grow fast while borrowing heavily, and that should be taken into account when looking at growth curves for various economic regions. Oil prices have also dropped from around $100 to $60 iirc.

2008-2018: total US debt (government, corporate, household, non-profit orgs) increased almost 9% from ca $68.1T to $74.1T, if you trust the numbers (https://www.nwcapitalsolutions.com/project/us-deleveraging-a...)
Hasn't this kind of thing been going on for years though?
As it is part of France, do people there technically have EU citizenship?
Are we now pretending that having an attractive teacher doesn't affect attention spans? the more attractive the teacher the more time i spent daydreaming as a kid for "obvious" reasons
> (Is there anything now among 15-30 year olds that is as 'shocking' as rock and roll used to be?)

There's always something for parents to panic about: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-6019499/What-dr...

William Gibson's take on this stuff is that subcultures get commoditized a lot quicker - the gap between someone inventing a genuinely new and different style of music and playing it to their mates, to it being in the pop charts and used for advertising, is now collapsed into months or weeks.

Seemingly the only way to resist commoditization was to maintain an extremely shocking subculture of dadaist obscenity; memes that the "normies" wouldn't dare co-opt. That period concluded with the recent US presidential election; 4chan culture is now presidential.
All very good comments from fellow HN-ers (the ones regarding the Economist's accuracy).

My first thought on the title of the article was "if it ain't broken, don't fix it". As it goes for 'commuting' people back and forth to ISS (and previously to Mir - Mir means both 'World' and 'Peace' in Russian language) Soyuz was the favorite means of transportation. I am not against upgrading, but if it does the job, leave it alone :)
Utter bullshit that he didn't get any reward. Bad actors would have a field day with this information.
Kingsley will have found out pretty quickly too as he follows all the latest developments in machine learning. One of the few luxuries allowed into Kingsleys's padded storage cell is a workstation packed with GPUs that Kingsley tests the latest algorithms on, in order to calculate his ideal fantasy-football team.

Edit - Mickens will have called Partick 'Patrick' on purpose, of course. He's been gunning for Kingsley for a while now, as James is a long time supporter of Dunfermline Athletic.
I still can see your comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18557415 (think you meant this one).

I believe comments aren't removed here at all. There are some comments which are objectively useless/offending in many threads and they're just flagged but never deleted, so I doubt they'd remove yours when it's a valid technical critique (if perhaps it can be expressed less harshly).
Not surprised. There are a LOT of pubs. You can live in the middle of nowhere and have a local pub nearby. And the big chain pubs offer cheap food/drinks and nice refurbished areas so it is going to be hard to compete I am sure.
Basically POSIX is the C standard library they didn't want to make part of ISO C.

As you well point out hardly significant when using other programming languages, even C++ standard library improvements are making it less relevant for C++ devs.
well, forcing another teacher in the class with the intent of supervision of the teacher is obviously a terrible idea. Having two teacher in every class collaborating during the lecture or as an aide to supervise the students can be a obviously good idea.

Generally speaking, in my opinion, teaching is a very complex and personal interaction and micromanaging only makes it worse.
Instead of comparing what chinese have to what westerns have today, try to compare what chinese have without Google to what chinese will have with Google.
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OL has different (and slightly derogatory) connotations in Japan.
Building it isn't the difficult part, keeping it running efficiently is. See: Britain.
"Some" tablets implies more than 2, that's an awful lot of money to spend on presents.
Wow he totally deserves a reward. I can only imagine the impact of that repo being leaked online by someone with ill intent.
Can you point me to someone who supports violence against jews who is not antisemitic?

Can you point me to a company that takes an action wrt Israel, but doesn't take similar actions in similar situations elsewhere against other countries that is not following an antisemitic policy?
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For writers and engineers increased productivity will come from the exact opposite advice - allocate some time for email and isolate yourself as much as you can for the rest of the day.
I really like this, thanks. However, I wasn't able to get the chat launched on WhatsApp Desktop, which is installed on my system. Upon pressing the button to send the message, I got a popup from Windows saying that there was no app installed to handle this kind of link, and the only option I had was to search for one on the store.

On the second try, it took me to web.whatsapp.com and once I logged in there, it worked great. Nice little app!

Details:
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Browser: MS Edge 41.16299.785.0
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I've been considering evaluating the accessibility of my sites and I would like to see the impact of the changes I make with WAI-ARIA. Can I do this with a screen reader and are there FOSS or built-in screen readers you can recommend I test with?
The difference is in unskilled workers. The US has open gates to unskilled Mexican workers, Europe has open gates to unskilled Middle Eastern workers. Japan has nothing like that.
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Elixir has a Task module that can be used like Promises.

A task is a process that calculates something and eventually returns a result, which you can get synchroneously with `Task.await/1`. There's also an equivalend for Promise.all, which is just `Enum.map(tasks, &Task.await/1)`.
Loved Cloud Atlas's structure. Hyperion and Infinite Jest also come to mind.
Korolev and von Braun are the most important pioneers of space flight. Korolev was brutalized and nearly beaten to death (he could not even turn his head to look to the side) in his stint in the gulags resulting from false accusations; and meanwhile the American efforts, like the Vanguard program and others, injected so much politics, beauracracy and corruption that we were actually losing the space race until Kennedy put a literal nazi--who had been rotting away with nothing to do in Texas--in charge of the Apollo program.

There's often an extreme ugliness to human history that we dont want to look at, and An Economist word salad can read relatively like a nursery rhyme. The reality is just that simply the main obstacle to what humanity can accomplish, and the answer to the article's question, is just people screwing things up.
OSM has used an "On the ground rule" for a long time. For names and for country borders.
You two comments strongly remind me of what is currently happening in Venezuela. Having bigger numbers on your money or bank account isn't necessarily a good metric.

Anyway, let me rephrase your argument to make sure I understand it correctly:

There exists resource sinks like Fortnite, media & alike. Thus regardless of how much growth we will have / more efficient we become, even more would be better so we can spend it on those sinks.

This seems technically correct, but I doubt this is how our civilization should spend the finite amount of resources available.
I think they might be stretching the definition of poetry a bit here.
This seems to be a typical case of someone in charge of a budget having to spend it otherwise it will be allocated elsewhere.

Either they have access to a completely improved device or expect a lot of devices being chucked out by aggravated servicemen. The current gen HoloLens is not much more than a toy.
> So what was the first blockchain?

Does it matter? What was the first linked-list?

> I think you're just rebelling against

I'm not "rebelling", I'm asserting.

> the common definition of a blockchain as a distributed ledger

That's a common application, not a definition; like blockchains and VCSes are common applications of merkle-trees, but not definition.

> though I don't understand what's to be gained from that

Nothing more that what's to be gained from asserting a linked-list is a list made of elements linking to each other. A blockchain is a chain made of blocks that depend on other blocks up the chain.
Yes. Some of the oversea territory had a weird status in the past (see openplatypus comment), but nowadays they are almost all DROM which mean, it is part of France, and being born there makes you French (and makes you a EU citizen).
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Even BT 2.0 can transmit at 2mbps and devices can support AAC, which is be more than enough for decent audio. Devices are garbage, not the protocol.
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If other teachers prepared the tests from a shared curriculum for the students, and grading would be by the book (the book would be a living document amended as edge cases arise), then teaching performance could be assessed via the test scores.

I have seen this work well for the end of highschool test (prepared every half year), participated on the mailing list purely as an observer (where teachers discussed edge cases - and there was/is a process to get official guidance from the test writer group, but not directly, so that provides a bit of blinding against biases).

As long as we try to let teachers cope by themselves (and maybe give them a few TAs in higher ed), and don't make their work testable, we're bound to have wild theories fueled by anecdata.
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internal facing site: so hopefully no logins, no confidential info, right? Similar for dev servers.

For local development localhost(and 127.0.0.1, and ::1) is explicitly in the definition of "secure" used by browsers and the html specs.

Device admin pages are about the only place you could legit claim the ssl isn't viable (because it isn't). But that's a problem that needs to be solved - if you can't make a secure connection to your device, then anyone can intercept the login creds. Those various peering steps required for a lot of new devices are explicitly there to act us a side channel to establish trust (either a shared key, or certs, or whatever) as until you have a source of trust that isn't from the network, you can't trust anything you receive from the device (and the device can't trust you).
JVM and .NET ports - https://github.com/castortech/mdbxjni and https://github.com/wangjia184/mdbx.NET are listed there as well.
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You are describing Vienna's coffee house culture. You could even have your mail received there. But part of that culture is also to avoid disturbing other guests by being unnecessarily loud.
I can understand that perspective about being used as a metric to the dean, but as a student I would have loved access to that info. It's kind like any other review system, a couple of bad reviews among many high reviews, you take that into account. but a lot of bad reviews, I'm probably going to avoid that professor, restaurant, product, service etc.

It should not be used as precise metric of performance, but as a general trend overall. Instead of one friend giving a bad review for whatever reason, now I have access to the hundreds of bad experiences or the 99/100 good experiences.

As a student I really don't care about the dean professor relationship. I am a paying customer of the institution. I want to know if that professor is worth taking their class.

Also if you don't care about students giving praise/negative reviews to a friend, that kind of says something.
I wish the article analysed the differences between the space programs in more depth. The US space program has had several new rocket and spacecraft designs where the Russians (and Soviets before) have concentrated on progressive refinement.

The Soyuz rocket is a refinement of the R7 ballistic missile - the world’s first - and the spacecraft has been continually refined since 1967. The first stage engines still use hydrogen peroxide to spin the turbopumps as they’re iterations on the V2’s engine.

I guess there might be something there with high tech analysis vs traditional iterative engineering.
https://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-border-patrol-dna-20180...

https://www.foxnews.com/us/migrant-children-being-used-as-co...

https://www.nationalreview.com/2018/05/illegal-immigration-e...

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/adults-posing-as-chi...

https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/2/illegal-immigr...

I Guess cos cnn didn’t talk about it, it must be slander and lies tho.
Formik was nice until I have to do complex logic that needs access to the form outside the component.
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Indian weddings have this notion of 'Full family' and 'couple' invite string in wedding cards to limit the no. of people. Usually people go in person to invite people to wedding.
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Would like to know that, too.
You could (and should) minify JS for builds, which essentially renders it useless for editing purposes. Heuristically you could still find parts that phone home and disable those but getting further than that is going to be a pain.
Pretty small price to get fair evaluations.

Furthermore it forces teachers to communicate the requurements, the curriculum and sillabus well to the exam writers and graders.
We used to wipe whole cities, we don’t do that today.

Have you seen Aleppo?
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Long time no see :)
I'm a CS student in Germany and contrary to the authors claim we actually do evaluate teachers (to be fair that might not have been common place when she was teaching).

This is obviously anecdotal but in my experience these ratings seem to reflect my perceived quality of the lectures quite well.
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Being beholden to beliefs is common to all people. But worship, to show reverence and adoration (for a deity), implies something entirely different than belief.

Worship implies faith (ie belief in the absence of evidence). That difference is not just semantics, it's a fundamental distinction. Christians believe you require faith in Christ to be a Christian.

Atheists and Christians believe in stop signs, neither worship them.
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>the Army said it wanted to incorporate night vision and thermal sensing, measure vital signs like breathing and “readiness,” monitor for concussions and offer hearing protection.

Maybe a little ambitious, but if it does half of those things it might be quite useful, no?
The designs for a company web site I'm working on now are targeting a 2K screen as the default viewport.

So yes, we are.
What's the legality of saying "I have your source code, but I won't tell you how until you give me x".

If you don't plan to do any harm to the company with what you know is there anything wrong with asking for a reward before you disclose the bug?
I'm imagine a dragon that has been sleeping beneath the sea for hundred years just woke up, and nothing is gonna change my mind
Just to give a picture how similar situations play out in closed source environments: They would have a key account manager who's live they would turn into hell. And depending on the size of gitlab's business in relation to the customers of the software provider it would have more or less effect towards software development. Reaction might range from having a fix in 2 days plus on-site engineer/consultant visits plus inviting the corresponding manager of gitlab to dinner for $100+/person to not even getting a response to even getting an angry call from the provider side's manager that the account will be closed if gitlab doesn't behave.

So, Github owned by Microsoft might not even notice such a bug for long, since the engineer would be able to get it fixed through an email or two. While the pre-Github-purchase Gitlab might have gotten no fix at all.

In that regard one might argue that open source doesn't completely destroy the ability to solve problems, but open source certainly helps balancing out the odds for different competitors.
Participating in Open Source projects often won't land you a job either, it seems many hiring pipelines are totally messed up.
Thanks, I will try that path then.
Not yet. On the roadmap. Leave us your inputs https://github.com/awslabs/aws-app-mesh-examples/issues/33
NFS is normally fairly modern, as thats the reason that you pay for a RHEL licences, its the host fix should you run into a bug like this.
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As an aside to your comment about the naming of MIR, I have been saying for a while that, completely ignoring any science or technology benefits, the ISS and other combined space programs have paid for themselves many times over by giving the USA and Russia something really tricky and high level to coordinate over that is nothing to do with where the nukes are pointing today. Is the best back-channel going.
Not the OP but you can do a lot with the following:

- view your site in lynx
- try and navigate around it with only your keyboard
- try navigating around it using your OS' screen reader
Several thousand years ago we invented lawns.

That very same night we invented yelling at damned kids to stay off them :)
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