skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm even thinking about the human issues here. If you've got different teams using different technologies, over time you're going to end up with a tangled, poorly standardized codebase where the same problem is solved 6 different ways in 6 different places, and people are afraid to make changes because it's hard to predict their impact.

I have had the pleasure of working at a microservices shop that had everything working very, very well. The system was a pleasure to work on, development was easy, the operations team was more in control than anywhere else. But I think they accomplished it by unilaterally banning a lot of the things that people think microservices will let them do. Only two programming languages were allowed (a low-level one for the most performance-critical stuff, and a high-level one for the rest), only one flavor of database was allowed, communication protocol changes and any new 3rd party libraries had to be approved by a Star Chamber tribunal that basically said no to everything, lines of communication were strictly controlled (viz., none of this "everyone talks to everyone else through Kafka"), etc. etc.

It was glorious. It really was. Easiest codebase to work in ever. Did I get to use my favorite languages or libraries? Nope. Was that holding the company back? Double nope.
Sure, but you were talking about the Unix tool indent, which as far as I can tell based on its Wiki page was written to format C.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_%28Unix%29
I switched from ConEmu to wsltty. ConEmu is a decent resource hog and I've seen it use 3-5% CPU cycles all the time, even when idling. It also handles the rendering differently (can't remember technical details), which is why it has some great features, but is also more of a resource hog. Maybe this will change with the new API coming in Windows 10.

By comparison Wsltty is much simpler, but works like a charm, and t-mux with mouse support is so liberating to use.

Edit - Found the resources on ConEmu's site that mention the technical limitations

https://conemu.github.io/en/CpuIoConsumption.html

https://conemu.github.io/en/RealConsole.html
Is having each hnify comment linkable in timestamp is an okay solution for now?
Nowhere in your analysis is the fact that the raw materials for these cars have to be mined and refined in a way that currently requires the burning of fossil fuels. It is not just the disposal of the materials themselves that is an issue.
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What is the best visa option for international students to start a business in the U.S?
What's going on with Huawei?
Hoping MS will create a Azure Linux and a Windows desktop on top of it.
I rejected (so far two of) FANGs when they asked if I was interested.
Well, the emacs theme installed on our school computers was a dark theme. This was way back in the day.
Not Peter Roberts,
but the best protection for you here is to push your legislator to get rid of the H1B rule restricting the free movement of jobs. H1b's can't freely change jobs and therefore stay stuck at low salary levels. This is why, by and large, employers hire H1B's.

Once we get rid of that restriction, an H1B will match your salary level: an actual free market where you will probably win.
I'm a ux designer and a professor in hci.
It looks like there is still a lot of confusion between UX and UI. UX is not just what concerns the interface.
UX is a process with different phases:

- an exploratory phase, where the designer interviews the stakeholders, analyzes the current product (if it is a redesign), makes a benchmark of the competing products and services;

- a research phase, where the designer involves actual or potential users to understand their needs, goals, their knowledge, their behaviors; she does interviews, observations, and uses methods like the laddering, the free listing, the card sorting, the task analysis and so on

- the raw results of the research are documented in a number of deliverables:

* personae
* scenarios
* customer journeys / experience maps
* conceptualizations
* taxonomies and navigation trees

- the research is translated into the design of the product, producing wireframes or low fidelity prototypes, designing the macro and the micro information architecture, the interaction, the navigation;
- a design system should be adopted and / or developed, identifying the components, the colors, the typography, the tone of voice
- a high fidelity prototype applies the design system to the low fidelity prototipes
- everything should be tested with the users, in different moments: competitive testing (to test the competitors' products), exploratory testing, confirmatory testing; prototypes should also be evaluated to verify the conformity to the standards and to the design system / style guides;

This is UX design (different experts will describe it in slightly different ways, but the structure remains the same).

I'm obviously aware that this process would be a big effort for a side project. But it's very important to keep in mind that this is the right approach, and in the long run, the process will decrease the risk of failure.
If Gutenberg isn't an improvement for you with regard to client sites, then you're not actually developing your client sites correctly per the WordPress specs. You're relying on builders to do too much of the work for you.
Comments now threadable as well. If there was an historial discussion on the story, links to all the previous discussions will appear just above the comments too.
This is just based on my memory, but I think they use different battery chemistries but use the same cell size (18650). I also thought it was weird that they were using 18650's when I first found out about it, but I think the need for thermal management actually makes the smaller cell sizes ideal.

Of course this is also why I think there are some cost reductions on the horizon, as current EV and grid tied batteries are basically just a bunch of laptop batteries thrown into a fancy box.
Sorry, you're rejected for not being passionate enough. Also, you have a family, so you're too old to work here anyway. But we can't say that last part out loud.
I don't believe it's failure is entirely based on it shipping with a prescribed language--but I wouldn't say it's orthogonal. Java, the language, promised "write once, run everywhere" whereas the JVM in the beginning was just an implementation detail. The JVM slowly evolved into a universal vm concept, mostly at the hands of the community and not those (Sun, Oracle) that had the most control over it.
For those people with shares it matters. New information changes share price. Old information tends to be reflected already.
You sure you aren't describing an average UNIX command?
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Yes, unbelievably slow. Anecdotally, at least 25% of the cap-subject H-1B petitions that we filed last year are still pending. The why is tough. Many people think that it's the result of general hostility by the current administration toward the H-1B program. But there's no question that the rate of requests for evidence and denials are much higher than ever before that many of these are without legal basis.
Not OP. I guess the best way to protect any job is to make yourself irreplaceable. Maybe a junior position could be filled by a foreigner at less cost for the company, but if you're filling a more important position, for which there will be less competition, it will be less likely that you'll be replaced.
spend it on hookers and cocaine
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> reasoning why GMO-babies are considered unethical are well-documented in this threat

I don't dispute that genetic engineering on humans is ethically controversial, that's not the point. The point is that you're saying that it's more ethical to kill a developing human being than to fix its gene defects.
One of those options bears abstract, vague risks which may or may not come true, while the other option has a concrete, 100%-certain outcome, which is the death of a human [1].

[1] Again, I'm not arguing against abortion here.
Whoa! That's nuts to see side by side. It's one thing to know the media does this. It's totally different to actually see it of the same event.

Really helps them frame the narrative in their own spin.

These are beautiful examples. Thanks.

Though, seriously the first one looks like a heated debate on what pizzas to order.

Macron: "Can we just order the damn pizzas?"

Merkel: "We're not getting just pepperoni. We're getting something with variety."

Bolton: "I like anchovies."

Trump: "I'm not paying if there's going to be vegetables on it and you can't make me."

Bolton: "I like anchovies."

Abe: "I agree with the yankee. Pepperoni or we're getting tacos."

Bolton: "I like anchovies."

That dude to Abe's right. Really trying for that modeling career.

I like my narrative better.
Huawei arrest stokes fears of China reprisals among America Inc executives
Google interviews are four hours long and they don't tell you how did after the interview. There's no way he can possibly know the reason he got rejected.
AD only works if all your clients are windows. In 2018, not all of them are. We're out of a monoculture now. Doing AD SSO on other platforms is a proper pain in the butt. For example when Microsoft deprecated some of the old protocols a few years back they broke RHEL entirely for 2 years.

Not sure there is another solution though. OAuth and various cloud logins etc isn't, yet.
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> but _maintaining_ a WordPress install is not fun and requires constant - almost tiring - oversight.

This isn't true. I've been running and managing 15+ WordPress websites for over 5 years now and not once run into any issues like you're describing, and I certainly haven't lost sleep or become 'tired' over it.

Using a good tool like ManageWP (or InfiniteWP, or any of the others, take your pick) makes managing multiple WordPress websites a breeze (e.g., it alerts you every morning with what updates are available), and with their paid backup/restore functionality there's really nothing to worry about if something did go wrong. Combine all this with a nice WAF or security plugin and you're fine. Or you can use a service like MalCare that combines both.

If you go months and years without updating, then yes you're asking for trouble like any other piece of software.

Too many people used WordPress over 10+ years ago and just stick to the same speech about PHP and WordPress and security and all that and how everything is so bad, and that a different CMS that nobody uses in a obscure language is sooo much better and secure (that won't be here in a couple of years in all likelihood.)
Cmder is a wrapper around ConEmu (mostly some settings), that launches ConEmu itself. It wasn’t handling the glyphs my shell uses for Git repo status, return status, etc - compared to other options I tried.

If it worked well and line output didn’t break under tmux I would absolutely use it [until Alacritty improves].
Similar to this one.

Sebastian McKenzie
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Got rejected from a junior position at Atlassian for not knowing enough about JavaScript. Shortly after they now use the JavaScript compiler that I wrote across most of their JavaScript stack.

Or

Ian Devlin
@iandevlin Trivago
Rejected by the Google HTML5 Developer Expert programme for not knowing enough about HTML5. Apparently being one of the HTML5 Doctors, writing many articles on the subject and having a book on HTML5 Multimedia being published wasn't enough for them.
What visa did people like, Collison brothers (Irish), who dropped out of college and started Stripe have in the begin years?
My car also serves as a convenient mobile storage locker whenever I go somewhere. I can park it and leave my jacket, sports equipment, lunch, umbrella, etc without having to carry that stuff around with me. But it's easily accessible if I need it. That convenience and security is worth a lot.
One step closer to METAL[1]

[1]: https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death... (at 18:46)
"The electrical insulation of the heater has to have worn through to bare metal"

I'm less worried about vinyl wearing through than I am about punctures, tears and shoddy manufacturing.
Dead.

Apple almost died the first time mostly because Gassée went for margins instead of market share when he was at Apple.
It really depends on the offered job/occupation and the grad's background. But still, with the TN, if the job/occupation falls within one of the NAFTA occupations and the grad's education is in a related field, pretty easy.
Having an experience of the color red, for example.

I think I'd call what you're describing executive functioning.

I'd imagine one could experience things w/out having any notion about the future, or even an ability to make decisions.
Ask HN: Is AI really a thing?
Call me cynical but I see AI as the next hyped technology even though I am unaware that anything has changed in the last few years and that it seems to be nothing other than pattern matching or machine learning, which is software that is told how to react to inputs, just like normal software.

Am I wrong?
> we had an opportunity to get our work out to users. We'll take these opportunities as we get them.

Compared to the number of people who browse the web on desktop, the number of VR/AR users is statistically insignificant.

Moving Servo's focus away from desktop and towards niche VR/AR experiments will only accelerate the decline of Firefox. Or rather, fail to slow it down.
I'm intrigued. Isn't the reason a balloon moves forward more of buoyancy? If you do the same experiment with the window open, doesn't it do as expected by most people?
I’m not saying they’re wrong. I’m saying their understanding of the word baffles me. That’s not the same thing, and it’s kind of annoying to be attacked just for not understanding people.
HTML & CSS is a commodity skill, and most of its mundane parts are going to be automated away soon. Either through a design-to-code workflow like what I'm working on now (https://protoship.io), or with integrated tools like Webflow & Modulz.

There are folks who're able to design in code (Basecamp style), folks who're only able to design in a drawing tool and does not know CSS at all (the Dribbble crowd), and the unicorns that I'm so jealous of who're able to play in both courts masterfully.

But knowing design doesn't have much to do with tools - HTML/CSS or Sketch. I've observed folks from all three categories, and my singular take-away was practice, practice, practice. Some people have an aesthetic bend that gives them an advantage, but most of us can build a basic understanding by being deeply interested in the craft and putting in the hours. Search for "how to be a designer", there is a rich array of resources. Pick a book like The Non-Designer's Design Book, an online course like refactoringui, and a DailyUI challenge. Start deliberate practice. Give it a few hundred hours.
If you haven't already watched it, I would expect you would like the spoof on "Vikings" called "Norsemen" on Netflix.
Looking through GitHub's DMCA takedowns
Personally I think beyond "can communicate / not a jerk" culture has just been a placeholder for personal bias.
Question for the admins (dang and sctb). This seems like an attorney trolling for work a few times per year.

https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=proberts

Note other AMA's which are typically different:

https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%22AMA%20%22&sort=byPopularity...

Is this allowed because the poster 'does work for YC' meaning if another attorney did the same thing on a regular basis it would get flagged?
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Here is how PRO’s store their files on AWS: Amazon S3 Tutorial (2018)
This sounds like a huge pain. Makes me wonder if Google's approach of just sticking the whole thing in a VM is the better way to go. They still have a LOT of issues to work through (graphics acceleration, USB support, etc), but if they can really nail that, it could be interesting in a year or two.

Until then... I think I'll just stick with Mac.
These concerns also apply to China at least to a certain degree (or to a lesser degree from a Western centric perspective) and different emphasis.

The point is: whatever being asked for here is to advance a technology for the greater good of the society, and that's government's responsibility.

It has little to do with China or geopolitical tensions. At the end of day, everyone nation needs to choose the right path for their own. If they believe some other nations are threatening their own ideology, the should build defense or sometimes offenses to counter that.

In summary, this statement is about useless as a random chant of "communism is bad".
"The three countries are expected to implement the labor mobility provisions of the USMCA consistent with existing practices under NAFTA. Until the new agreement takes effect, the NAFTA mobility provisions are expected to remain in place without interruption. Each country maintains the authority to interpret the provisions of the USMCA, and country-specific policies and application procedures cannot be ruled out."

https://legalservicesincorporated.com/new-usmca-and-its-impa...
I don't know what they got but many talented entrepreneurs without degrees get O-1 extraordinary ability visas and if they're from certain countries E-2 investor visas.
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You still have confirm and requires active human participation. Its not like its really "Auto."
How do you know that there were only a few nationalists, and no fascists present at the celebration? Does your news source of choice not have an agenda?
>The treatment under discussion is a cure.

Actually it isn't.

"Deactivating CCR5 doesn’t confer complete immunity to HIV, either, since some strains of the virus can enter cells via a different protein."
Can H1b start a LLC and hire managers to manage it?
Why would you refer to a DNS server by domain name and not by IP in the first place?
Thanks! So generally the same things we currently already have. Don't they have full market book data? We are wondering if we should do that. It could be a separate subscription plan if there is enough interest.

We are prioritizing in new features people who want to do a CMC like web display but are not comfortable with coding.

We want non programmers to get our data without depending on the JSON or other complex stuff. Something light and simple.
>Recruiting is a time consuming task for all involved and for you to casually waste peoples time in that manner is horribly disrespectful

The argument cuts both ways. If the company rejects most people they bring for an on-site interview, then they are OK with wasting a lot of people's time. It is the company's responsibility to screen their candidates better.

Among the FAANG companies, 7 different recruiters contacted me this year (including multiple recruiters from the same company - for different divisions). I didn't apply to any of them. I got past their screen and they brought me on site.
Who is best to work on this? Is there a firm that you'd recommend that specializes in this? We had a great person for a hard to fill position (blockchain skills needed) from a country that should be easy (Australia) but for various reasons this took us over 3 months to complete. Surely, we could do better than this for countries with exceptions such as Australia? Or is that the typical experience?
I guess so. Used them in the past, not for quite a while now. Should give it a try again. Thanks.

In fact, I have friends who use CLI or TUI email clients, like mutt. Never really used those for than a little, somehow, despite being a long-time Unix guy. Should try that out as well. Likely be a lot faster than either desktop or webmail.
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I've gone through lots of comment and replies on this site and it's quite obvious many people are facing challenges bacause of crimes they have committed in the past or sometimes they are innocent but as the saying goes, 'the internet never forgets'.
Well, there's always hope, It can be wiped completely off the websites without traces with the right softwares when hacking into the search engines where they are been Published.

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That's right. My understanding is that those currently in TN status would be unaffected.
No but autobiographies are self-biographies, automobiles are self-mobile so an autopilot would self-pilot, i.e. pilot itself
There are a few reasons:

* It opens the possibility of having universal binaries regardless of the host operating system. That means running Nginx, Python, ffmpeg with just one binary (rather than one for each architecture)

* It could mean an easier interaction between languages (similar to GraalVM is doing Truffle) - without any recompilation
When I tried it yesterday from my work computer, I got the incorrect behavior.

I tried it on mobile Firefox this morning when I typed this comment and it did the same (just displayed json text). Mobile chrome was fine.

I put in only a last name and clicked search.

Just tried it on Firefox from my work computer and it's working now!!!

I didn't make it up, that json above is copied/pasted!
Some don’t like seatbelts. But if your concern is safety priorities change.
You mean, that were submitted this year, April 2018?
I use jq a lot in bash. That's a good part of an object pipeline.

curl | jq | grep/awk | jq | curl
tldr

Millenials get frustrated when they get rejected after applying to be a cog at random big corps.
Is the summary of that article basically "No one on the accessibility team knows React so we can't help?". If so, then that's more the accessibility team's fault than it is the rest of the dev team. Granted, accessibility should be a priority for the whole team, but when it's your team's job to do that singular part of the development, maybe you should be resigning and let someone who knows what they're doing take over...
Doctors still have interviews even though they are licenced. As issa said, an interview tests your personality, ability to think on your feet and even how committed you are to the application - the effort proves you are very interested.

I totally agree on better industry accreditation though, it would be good to prove a basic level of qualification and experience although we have all met people who are great on paper and useless in real-life!
Google tells you what to prepare for during an interview. I'm sure that if Max Howell spent a few hours reviewing data structures and algorithms like the rest of us, he would have passed with flying colors. His hostility towards his interview experience only reinforces that he likely wouldn't be a good fit in a large corporation like Google.
Considering the way tech companies interview these days, I'm not really feeling a lot of compassion.
This might be good, except there's no difference between "You're good but someone else was a bit better" to "You should get out of this industry and stop wasting your time. You aren't owed a living." which is generally the more correct thing.

I wish people gave better signals for the latter, so you might know better whether you should keep applying, pivot careers, or check out.