skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Please don’t turn this into an interview question. In fact, this post is more about JavaScript than it is about React.

Aren't most people hiring frontend developers looking for people who understanding Javascript (and not just React)?

Or is "React" a skill separate from Javascript these days?

Personally, I'd be hesitant to hire anyone who "knows React" but doesn't know the basics of how it works.
> So which set of customers do you please? How do you ensure that customer requests for behavior changes, or customers being surprised by application behavior doesn't result in a scope creep that expands the requirements of your application to an unsustainable level?

> How do you ensure that your business doesn't get coopted by BoM (Buckets of Money) to basically be a contract development house and eventual acquisition target by your largest enterprise customer while ignoring/harming all your other customers who were earlier adopters?

Fork the product into two (or more) separate products, each of which are somewhat similar but cater to different audiences with different needs.
The main thing is that some Tumblr users consider depictions of childlike characters having sex as OK, whereas that's considered illegal on most of the west. The exact same issue happened to LiveJournal a decade ago, but LiveJournal decided they'd rather keep the new users, creating an exodus of mainstream users as the site became an underage HP fanfic site.
By definition machine learning is Statistics + Decision Theory. Statistics simply tells you what information you have about the world, not what to do with that information.
Maybe you can point to a case where literally the only evidence was the story of the victim?

(I would be really scared to live in such a country, that strikes me a a recipe for disaster)
http://cocodataset.org/#explore

Literally the first image returned for hot dogs is a bunch of bunless ones on a grill. There are plenty more.
Assuming they're performing proper CA verification it lowers the trust level from your entire connection to just the CAs and netboot.xyz administrators - preventing MITM attacks in the local network where they're most often performed. Perhaps it's not perfect but it seems like a pretty major improvement.
I'm just explaining what is actually being communicated in the veg culture (at least in the US). Just about any vegetarian and vegan knows the distinction: vegetarians are known to consume dairy/eggs/honey, vegans do not. If a vegetarian doesn't eat eggs, they will say "I'm a vegetarian, but I don't eat eggs either"

So basically when you read "vegetarian" you can safely assume it's shorthand for "ovo-lacto-vegetarian"
Dropbox are also using Rust in both their storage layer, and their desktop client.
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> ... just to get Rust in

You make it sound like they're just cargo culting a shiny new language when in fact they invented the language in the first place to solve their complexity problems with C++.
You post it here? Give away some promo codes at Meetups or other gatherings where programmers congregate? It’s not like this would be any easier without Steam.
"Hey Sara" makes sense to me. Sort of. Because there's at least a "Hey" trigger.

Why my wife's iPhone responds every time she says, "Are you serious?" makes less sense. Especially since the response from Siri doesn't show her inquiry string on the screen, just Siri's response, which is usually, "I'm always serious."
I recently discovered http://imba.io/ which makes the virtual DOM approach irrelevant. It just renders "everything, every time" like the main loop of a game, so you don't need any more reconciliation, async state management, etc.

In some benchmarks this approach is 20 to 30 times faster than React.
And why would people downvote this comment? Agree or disagree, but downvoting a completely harmless comment like this is just bad for the conversations here.
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Sorry I was ambiguous in my first post. I meant to ask for reading material that synthesizes these different individual topics together into a more modern taxonomy of concepts that don’t need any reliance on these existing taxonomic terms at all.

I’m not seeking background reading on these concepts as they are already bundled into their own taxonomy, that’s the thing I find unhelpful and am seeking to avoid in favor of some other sources that put them into a more modern framework that obviates any need to reference these specifically except perhaps as historical footnotes or extra reading.
In an early counseling session, I told my adviser that I was in the engineering program as a step to a Masters in Architecture. He nodded and said something along the lines of, "From time to time we get students here with that plan. By the time they graduate they realize that they can make more money with their B.S. than they would if they spend the time and money to go on to architecture school."

After graduation, I often interacted with architecture firms on various projects and quickly lost interest in architecture-the-job.
It's not hyperbole. Some easy ways to check IRL: Do the women in your life not check their routes when walking when it's dark out? Do the men?

Do women try to bow out gracefully from relationships even if the onus shouldn't be on them, sometimes from fear of men potentially harming them? Do men do this at all?

Do you tell your daughter to watch out for predators before college? Do you tell your son the same thing, or different? Which one are you more worried for? Do you tell your daughter to stop being vigilant in <any scenario> because creeps aren't a threat?
sadistic sociopaths willingly wire up a pain pathway directly to the people doing the building of the software. that's really messed up.

why the fuck would you want to add public facing inhibitory pathways to the ones literally creating your software.. and then delude yourself into thinking that's a net positive? like a public facing ms sql or telnet server, it ain't a good idea.

people who don't give a shit about the sheer amount of negativity of that inhibitory pathway as it goes to infinity on a sinking ship destroy the creation pathways through shit like this.. and then parachute away.
Endless user journeys through ads
Sir David Attenborough: Climate change 'our greatest threat'
Played a bit more with this. The wireless node connections are a great feature. But I found the UI less convincing than NoFlo UI http://app.flowhub.io/
Why have they separated data from compute nodes?
Judging by the quotes around overprescribe, I'm assuming the parent comment is skeptical of the idea that we were over-prescribing. Also, they're likely criticizing the whipsaw fashion in which we allowed drug companies to convince everybody these opioids were totally safe, then drastically cut off the supply without doing anything to help people who had already become addicted.
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The phrase "female-presenting nipples" opens up so much room for interpretation and discussion, doesn't seem like a great choice for trying to make your policy less ambiguous.
To be clear, I did not claim no one was using it. "Almost no major projects" implies there there are a few major projects. It's a small set of projects, though, especially in comparison with something like C++.
Is this the beginning of the end for Tumblr? A very informal survey of friends indicates that they only knew of it for NSFW content so who will still be using it?

I’m curious what percentage of users are only there for that kind of content.
Alternative Title:

"Tumblr will lose 80% of its visitors come December 18th"

Another one:

"Tumblr preparing to shut down"
Is narcan injected now?
« Container Tabs » doesn’t build trust in user’s mind. You’re always one click away from sending data with the wrong profile. With Chrome, you get a separate window, and different skins, and a different data folder on the hard drive, you can at least comfort yourself with the idea that you’ve somewhat isolated your lives.

Besides the classic work/home/sysadmin profiles, I also have a profile for browsing websites like /r/MensRights or christian websites: People have been fired for way less, so with such an incentive, Firefox tabs are way below expectations in terms of design.
Redistributing money from people who use more to people who use less is an incentive to use less. It can be an arbirarily large incentive depending on how much you decide to redistribute. It's not like the money is destroyed or something.
Analyzing Core I9-9900K Performance with Spectre, Meltdown Hardware Mitigations
Sure, #1 is uniquely described as “gang rape” and #2 is “verbal assault”. I don’t think verbal assault and gang rape are equivalent. That’s not what I’m arguing.

I am arguing that any form of sexual assault is predatory behaviour engaged in by an abuser and it is completely appropriate for a woman to consider someone who verbally harasses them to be a sexual assault risk.

Sexual assault is woefully under reported and woefully under prosecuted, you cannot possibly argue that we have ever applied “logic and reason” to this issue. The progress that has been made in the last decade has improved the logic and reason applied to this issue but we have a long way still to go. A few decades ago you could not legally rape your wife, how is that logical? Or well reasoned?
And yet 5 interviews per company still occurs commonly
> This is one of the most important parts of the page. You know your product and the target audience best so it's critical you write this yourself.

This person seems like english might be their n-th language, so I understand wanting to spend 20 bucks to get some help with that.
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AI Robot CIMON Debuts at International Space Station
Tesla drove on Autopilot as driver allegedly slept drunk
That's an extremely pragmatic way of looking at it. Most people (probably all?) can't focus on one thing for too long and need breaks. Glad to see you found a way around procrastination and at a much more accepting place!
Do any hard-core A/UX fans happen to have a copy of the A/UX Device Drivers Kit, or the Building A/UX Device Drivers manual?
From my personal experience, what's scary is that it's crossing all socioeconomic boundaries. I had two friends that died and both had high-paying jobs (finance and software dev) and seemed outwardly successful (much like myself I guess).

There are groups of people who we don't care about, and there are groups that we do. What's scary to people is the
metastasizing of the problem from one group to the other.
The Critical and Pervasive Role HPC Plays at Proctor and Gamble
Can you tell me why each one is a scam? I'm curious because none of those to me seem like a scam.
Interesting. At my shop we're all on call 24/7 for our features, but we aren't compensated extra at all.
Oh man. On Army of Two we were running a fully deterministic simulation and we had to patch many part of PhysX to maintain determinism. In the end, we had to get a waiver from Sony to ship a binary-patched version PhysX libraries. Good times.
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>(This is in fact sarcasm before you get too eager with that down arrow)

I see this defense quite a lot on the internet, and I think it's misplaced. Even without your comment, I would have downvoted you, not because I though you were in earnest, but because your sarcastic comment doesn't add anything to the conversation.
Sounds like those managers need to be replaced. A manager ought to foremost protect the dev team from interruption, distraction, and aggravating or time-wasting requests.
Maybe it's time to remember the British System, which had worked successfully for decades.

Anslinger being put on the US team for the UN Committee on Drugs put paid to that, and pressured other countries with less punitive drug approaches. Anslinger has much to answer for; perhaps the one doctor who forgot "discourage" does too.

For those who don't know, the British System was once globally famous, and briefly put was "discourage, but prescribe"[0]. When it was overridden with a more recognisable war on drugs there were only hundreds of addicts in the UK. No one connected addiction to crime.

Highly doubtful we could return to that state, even if it was successfully continued.

[0] https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/yw4nnk/when-boots-prescri...
Well theres a tweet from Tesla which is the original source I guess.

And you may have noticed how the internet gets, when Tesla/Elon says something that isn't true, so I guess theres some basis to it.

The Tesla fanboyism goes both ways, there are many, many people waiting to point out they are wrong.
Aren't Cayley graphs covered in most courses on group theory?
"But for now, the same laws of physics apply in Germany and in California."

He might want to have a talk with VW engineers about that.
You don't know if the game is any good until you've tried it though.

I put off trying Overwatch for about 6 months because it was a non-Steam channel. I would've bought Forza Horizon 4 a couple of weeks ago if it had been on Steam (literally searched for it ready to click buy), since it sounded good in the reviews, but it's yet another non-Steam channel so I can't be bothered.
Err, or you could use them as pumped hydro storage and make all that off peak renewable energy useful, like most other countries are doing.
> why did they pick Clojure to do probabilistic programming?

As most language decisions for new projects, it probably came down to "it's their favorite language".

> btw, Python programmers have the option of pymc3 https://docs.pymc.io/

And Edward (http://edwardlib.org/), "Pyro" (http://pyro.ai/) and "ProbTorch" (https://github.com/probtorch/probtorch).

The first built on TensorFlow, the latter two on PyTorch.

Stan (http://mc-stan.org/) also has python bindings: https://pystan.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
What confuses me is their reluctance to attempt to use other third party distributors (itch.io, GOG, etc.) when Steam clearly isn't working in their favor.
Some alternatives are skyping, VR and bullet trains.
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Sure, but if you can drive hooks safely, they seems to make some things _very_ clean. I'm going back through and rewriting a toy app I haven't launched yet to use hooks and it's been a joy to work with them so far.
Because people addicted to drugs are well-known for making good, long-term decisions.
Yep, that’s very much true. It’s been on a big upward trajectory lately. But that’s easy when you’re starting small :)
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