skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1st admit to yourself that work is work. No matter what type of work you do there are parts that you will dislike and don't want to do. 2nd the commute is painful. Figure out a way to shorten it to 1/2 an hour a day or find a way that you don't have to drive there-- Uber?. 3rd, yup coworkers can be jerks but you have to find a way to work with them. You are the only one that can change in this situation. They won't change for you. I suggest you read a few books on how to make friends. 1 tip, look at the most popular people and analyze why they are in that position. One thing I've noticed is that techies tend to feel superior to others because they feel they are smarter. The reality is that they are not. They might be in one area of life but life is very broad and no one is that smart. 4th don't get a new job, as you might be wishing, until you can figure out the problem with you and your coworkers. The problem will follow you unless you figure out the problem. Confronting co-workers will not get you many results. They will only come up with answers that will make feel better. It's best to talk to them as friends to help you but that won't happen unless they are friends. Lastly seek help, having someone else's perspective will help you a lot.
Interesting to ponder how this would actually be structured as puts and calls, i.e., what does the arb trade look like to exploit the fact that the KSA government will always shore up bad trading days. Paging Matt Levine....
One of the big advantages of living in a high-rise with a doorperson is not having to worry about getting packages...
Reading proprietary content behind a paywall for free isn't stealing? What else could it possibly be?

How about "circumventing" the ticket window at your local movie theater by walking in the exit door. I mean, they are showing the movie anyway, and there are empty seats...
I thought of this story a few weeks ago when I was using VS Code on an old machine and couldn't get the linter to work on longer files. Very similar problem and solution.
Where are you getting stuck? What errors?
That's awesome, thanks! So is this: https://tontine.com/
I once got a delivery notification, and when I got home he package wasn’t there. I thought someone stole, but then I read on the delivery notes that the package was put inside the mailbox.

It was 24 cans of soda and several other items. No way it was actually delivered that way.

So either it wasn’t and the delivery person lied, maybe to still get the delivery as completed (and therefore paid or count against a quota), or it was delivered and then stolen. I had no idea what it was, but called Amazon saying that I never received the package, and mentioned its delivery notes said the very large package was put inside the mailbox, clearly impossible. They re-sent my order promptly.

My point is that it’s super easy to say “hey Amazon you never delivered, send it again”. The picture is for the consumer as much as it is for Amazon, now they have irrefutable evidence that the package was in the right place for a while.
I'm not sure. In each case it's a transition from slightly pretentious and kitschy lettering to more-or-less carefully calibrated typography.

More people have the visual literacy to appreciate typography now than did 20 years ago. Maybe it's preferable to go with a more refined, subtle form of visual comm.
GCP caps egress throughput to 2gbps per core up to 16gbps:

https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/advanced-vpc#measurenetwor...
There are exceptions of course. I have also been involved in some complete rewrites and green field projects to replace existing solutions but it's very rare. Happens much more often in government sphere compared to private sector.
Because it's reusable, you can apply it in more projects than one.

In another way, if a Hooks includes business logic, then it should be put in your project.
The Power of Coroutine in PHP Swoole: Go, Chan and Defer
I wonder if they where gunning for an Ig Nobel Prize. I'm sure they'll be nominated.
Ah interesting and makes a lot of sense. I’m used to using redux with some other middleware to solve this problem and honestly I’ve never been happy with it. Thanks for the response!
Sure :-) Another one I admire is http://opalang.org/ . It too is based on OCaml, funnily enough. The last commit is from last year, though, so this is not a project on the rise.

Here's one for Scala (and Scala.js): https://udash.io/ . It has a lot of cool concepts, like out-of-the-box push notification support with WebSockets. And I am more familiar with Scala than anything else so it is attractive. The only thing that gives me pause is that I've used Scala.js in the past, and its compile times are not something I want to deal with again after using faster transpilers like BuckleScript.

Finally, the one I'm keeping my eye on is https://dockyard.com/blog/2018/12/12/phoenix-liveview-intera... . The idea here is to serve static HTML with a minimal bit of JavaScript needed to maintain a live connection to the server, over a WebSocket, and drive dynamism that way. Think React+Redux, but driven from the server side. The client can be mostly a dumb client again. This one has a promising future, with lots of optimizations and benefits falling out of using the Erlang runtime properly.
35 ft is a little pessimistic, the LD50 is 10.5m (~35 ft) for those with head and chest injuries, and 22.4m (~75 ft) for those without. Which is surprisingly far.

In patients with head and chest injuries, a 50% mortality rate was estimated to occur at falls from 10.5m, compared to 22.4m in those without injuries to head or chest

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22860503
Whereas you'd rather keep the process inefficient and repetitive so you're able to fill your day?
Robinhood has never posted its AUM. Are they going to try to count checking balances as brokerage balances?
Choosing a cloud provider is about more than just performance. For me, I lean towards GCP because of the combination of awesome UX, custom VM configurations (which also means GPUs attached to a custom # CPUs), no-bidding spot instances, and the multi-regional cloud storage offering that replicates data across many regions for much cheaper than AWS.

I wrote about this last year if you're curious: https://medium.com/@robaboukhalil/a-tale-of-two-clouds-amazo...
I firmly believe that had Niantic been allowed to mimic the traditional Pokemon PvP, it would have been an even greater success.

The core gameplay of the Nintendo games wasn't terribly complex, but had tons of replayability.
> The recent MS behavior is baffling, like one suffering multiple personality disorder.

It's not baffling, open source was a threat. OSS tools frequently have second rate windows support so it was a threat to windows servers, mssql and possibly they're desktop. They don't wont <next killer app> to not work in their ecosystem.

They build OSS tools where they're own products always have first class support to ensure their relevance, not out of any sort of goodwill.
They certainly share a lot of bad debt that we’ll collectively be making good on, and have overheated valuations for a variety of reasons.

Sorry if you disagree. I may well be wrong, but internet points don’t motivate me fwiw.
As an outsider, it seems the entire js ecosystem is based upon these tiny 'use' libraries?
I’ll dig into them. I skimmed them when hooks were first announced and felt like it was just a way to bolt on state to functional components. I should really revisit the intent of hooks.
This is just...a mostly empty landing page?

I like https://www.hooks.guide/ way more as it provides both usage + implementation of many different hooks from the community.
Almost any major Asian economy you can name, including SK relies on China for key parts of the supply chain or owns factories in China... Or does that not count as "doing business with China"?

Also...SK was for a long time a authoritarian American client state and being a neighbor of China and Japan was in no position to "dominate it's neighbours" even if it wanted to
Nah - They're only putting money into their own pockets by doing this. Look at it this way - you own 75% (a guess - but prob not far off) of a couple $trillion market. If you take some of your idle cash ($1billions) to pump the stock up - even if you "lose" that cash - but manage to stabilize the market - you're still doing pretty well for yourself...
Google Doc Warns: Do Not Give Contractors T-Shirts for the Holidays
That cookie notification is absolutely atrocious - is there really any need for a full screen popover??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=su_fep2iARQ
In Germany the packages are usually given to a neighbor. Amazon's own delivery service sometimes leaves it in front of your door, but mostly in houses with multiple flats. When it's gone, they just deliver again.

Does it work differently in the US, so are packages usually left at the doorstep?
Everything has a process to be better, actually front-end is young
Is there anything that would preclude you from using the GCP provider in terraform?

In my experience, most folks choose GCP for the Kubernetes offerings which is vastly superior in terms of scaling and maintenance than EKS. Specifically, there are actually upgrades that actually work. There's also autoscaling nodepools which work pretty well.
DOJ is definitely right. As they claimed 2008 financial crisis was caused by a tiny bank in NY Chinatown.
You do realize we're in the middle of a fairly intense meteor storm, where lots of sand sized particles are turned to plasma when they hit the atmosphere, right?

It was even today's Google Doodle.
I disagree. That something is reusable is not enough for it to become a library. There should be other benefits, because, using an external library has its own drawbacks.
Local SSDs can also be attached to any instance types.
I've heard this from a number of reliable sources (friends in the industry based in TX and other places). Absolutely considering the leap as soon as is feasible
It’s not guaranteed, there’s numerous cases where someone’s parachute malfunctions and they land with only broken bones and bruises.
For What Its Worth - Buffalo Springfield

Eve of Destruction - Barry McGuire

Where Have All The Flowers Gone - Pete Seeger
How would Schopenhauer, or anyone, know what life is like for other people "felt from the inside"?

I see a fine line between empathy and delusion.
Considering that they're a pure nuisance with no economic value and plenty of danger due to area denial, and 3% is nothing to sneeze at, that would suggest that they should be a priority to greenhouse gas reduction.
Yeah I’ve dealt with the repetition and boilerplate, but maybe I’m not working in react apps of significant size. I should really revisit hooks and understand them better.
I disagree. Rather than pretentious, I’d say style and individual character. The new logos remind me of the aborted redesign Gap went through (JC Penny as well).

These pretty much all look very generic. Something a machine shop in Indiana would pick for a font. Only one old logo/typeface did I find looked dated because it used a ‘toy’ typeface.
Launch EKS on AWS, wait 20-30min. Launch GKE on GCP, wait 5min.
True, but their FAQ addresses this:

> Our 3D rendering engine currently uses a Chrome-only technology called Native Client to power Earth Studio. However, we’re closely tracking the evolution of WebAssembly (especially threading). Stay tuned!
FYI, you are probably hell-banned.
As someone who works for a popular consultancy that helps out developers at big companies and reviews their code: ANY library you can point people to and say "do it this way" is an absolute godsend.

You really do not want large numbers of developers, with varying levels of experience, trying to figure out how to do something that has already been solved, and making the same avoidable mistakes in the process – unless you are deliberately trying to teach them something at that moment (whereas most of the time they are just trying to get things done on a tight schedule).

The job of a developer is only secondarily to write code. The primary job is to fulfill the actual real-world needs of their business or organization. Customers don't want code, they just want their needs met. Unfortunately sometimes this involves barfing out a lot of code – which is more likely a liability, not an asset to the company. The more new code we can avoid bringing into the world, the better.
There are uncharted mine shafts, some where homes used to be because people would mine under their basements. There are also sinkholes which you can see in pictures of the highway.
I just tried https://www.microsoft.com/19890604 from inside China (Wuhan, to be specific) on a naked (non-back-doored) connection. I got Microsoft's 404, not any of the GFW behaviour I've come to know and loathe.

I think I'll be calling bullshit on this.
> On the other hand, deferring non expected path to later using exception like you clearly state sometimes actually is good thing as it speeds up development time significantly.

Personally, I like the idea of Java's "checked" exceptions, particularly when your software involves lots of layers that need to use one-another appropriately, including adapting to error situations.

If you go "quick and dirty" with unchecked exceptions, you have the option to change them to checked ones later. When you do that a lot of stuff will "break", but really that will just be the compiler walking you through all the paths the exception could take, asking you to make a decision at each spot about what you want to do. (Pass the exception up the stack unchanged, catch it and wrap it and throw the wrapper, catch and recover, catch and ignore, etc.)
Ahem. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/vm/mu...
Introduction to Applied Linear Algebra: Vectors, Matrices, and Least Squares
The propaganda machine is moving.

While emphasizing the IP theft, the Chines government is emphasizing the remarkable profit "extracted" by US companies.
“One example was the conviction of a Chinese company—the Sinovel Wind Group Company—for stealing wind turbine technology from a U.S. company resulting in the victim losing more than $1 billion in shareholder equity and almost 700 jobs, over half its global workforce,”

Cry me a river:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enercon#Patent_dispute
This is one of reasons why icons were dropped in Bootstrap 4. For people who need icons, they are easy to add via other sources. Also, some people didn’t like the default icons and replaced them.
What do you mean by "allowed"?
I'm just not convinced the actual outcome of repealing regulations only passed in 2015 has created the apocalyptic internet wasteland that was promised by a lot of people

Maybe there's an element of "jumping the shark" by the many influencers who pushed the campaign so aggressively. And perhaps that could be responsible for my current skepticism

If anything indications are the internet is getting "better" https://www.recode.net/platform/amp/2018/12/12/18134899/inte...

One thing I have wondered: with net neutrality laws passed, would ISPs be prevented from offering "unlimited/unmetered Facebook" as a promotion?
Exactly. The thing that hasn't been figured out yet is how to combine the energy efficiency and aesthetics of passive walking with the versatility needed to have the robot do useful work, especially in a principled way.
Theft of goods valued under $950 was reclassified from a felony to a misdemeanor, regardless of what the item in question is (a case in 2017 was a car!).

So, still a crime, on par with jaywalking and littering (which, in Cali, is a minimim $100 fine + 8 hours community service).

And yet, we're talking about things that could be Christmas gifts, baby food, medicine, people's means of transportation, you name it.
For an exhaustive account of the fire:
https://www.amazon.com/Fire-Underground-Ongoing-Tragedy-Cent...
For a similar fire that was eventually contained:
https://www.amazon.com/West-Carbondale-Pennsylvania-Heritage...

Both are very interesting reading if you find these as fascinating as I do.
Any idea whether it supports other basemaps or layers? I’m interested in loading some content from ArcGIS Online or a local raster/feature dataset.
The https://www.hooks.guide/ looks nice :-)

https://use-hooks.org/ is actually an entry of GitHub Organization https://github.com/use-hooks, it aims for creating custom hooks easily and putting in one place.
Genuine question, does that apply to packages delivered by ups or FedEx?
If said Jira server is backed my MySQL in the default “UTF8” mode that isn’t actually UTF8. Tell your Jira admins to switch to Postgres or Jira Cloud and all will be well. The same thing happens to Wordpress installs all the time, sadly.
There have been slightly more encouraging signs recently that the tides are shifting, at least in my view. The rinsing the state Liberals got in Victoria after desperately pushing the openly racist and patently false "African youths are all gang members and everyone is afraid of being robbed" rhetoric, as well as the uptick in general awareness and number of protests makes me hope the publics apathy is morphing into a deep national shame.

That being said being a "coastal elite" in a progressive area isn't necessarily a good litmus test
2018 - when convenience conquered piracy.
I'd much rather they get proper KML/KMZ from live sources working in the mobile app. That would be an absolute game-changer.

Google, why do you not have feature parity on mobile? You have pretty much every other feature EXCEPT this.
Your welcome! I've been playing with a class-based alternative to hooks that solves the same problems. We're using it in prod for a few spots at work and are considering publicizing it in the future. Personally, I find the API more natural.
Ya, secure enclaves have been available for a while now (and for decades in the form of HSM's), but AFAIK none have been open source.
can confirm, once removed. i know 2 former and one current tesla software engineers. i’d never work there based on the small sample i’ve polled.
Yeah a lot of people, including me, were waiting that. Not able to rebuild to Bootstrap 4 at this point in time. Google Lighthouse was complaining about that Bootstrap 3 was not secure.
You can have an offline account which is not connected to a microsoft account in any way. They try to force you to connect a microsoft account. There are scripts that disable all telemetry - reddit.com/r/tronscript is a good resource. The issue is that we don't know when Microsoft turns it back on.
Dec 3: Microsoft becomes the world's biggest company, moving ahead of Apple.
The trailer shows a bunch of use cases. Basically whenever you want to have a visualization of a map / area.
Sure, but not with a 4-second calculation based on a news headline. That's the larger point here.
And that is sort of solving a language verbosity problem with classes and inheritance and the fact that to mixin behaviors classically one would use inheritance but it doesnt compose well and had problems passing things up to different constructors.

Functions work better if you can call them because you can more easily select and add them ala carte and pass individual different specific parameters to each one whereas with inheritance you get one call to super (and advanced react components already extend a class further complicating super calls).

So it is best for one behavior having to only add something in one place to use that behavior. The class model fails because some behavior goes into ComponentDidMount and others go into ComponentWillUnmount and so on.

Hooks solve that. Everything required can be trvially bundled into one thing in one function call.

At first glance the biggest weakness I see for them is that they a bit too magical and that they operate at bit more dynamically than I think would be ideal. They rely on functions being called in the same order and waiting until functions are called for the first time, which seems like the opposite of “declarative”.

Having said that I’ve used them a bit and really like how much they cut down in boilerplate I just wish we had a something that felt a bit more like first class language supported (even if that support requires patching in something like jsx) I just don’t know how that would look or if it would look any different. It just feels like this is scratching deeper itch than just a react only problem but I can’t quite explain how (and maybe I am mistaken for that hunch). Maybe a more expressive language like a lisp would offer a hint at the solution.
Ask HN: Best UI framework for Vue.js?
I'm currently using bootstrap, and was wondering if there are frameworks built to work better with Vue.js
From your link:

>SIPC does not protect customer funds placed with a broker-dealer just to earn interest.

In this case, doesn't that mean the people who just use Robinhood has a checking / savings account aren't covered?
Chomsky has a less charitable explanation in his book “manufacturing consent”
Cats in general do not look pleased most of the time. I have this tracker on my cat and two dogs. After a couple of days cat got used to collar, as he never had one before. Tag itself doesn't seem to disturb him, unlike, for example absence of 24/7 food supply and presence dogs that want to play with him.
The current title serves the point of the article quite well.
GUI dev, especially rich desktop apps are more enjoyable to build, at least to start with, via a rich layout GUI of it's own.

One ends up re-parenting and moving things around so much that it's easier to be agile in a GUI than it is with code.
I'm using https://iviewui.com

not many options to customize it. but it's very easy to use.
CPU caches are good about correct cache invalidation (and must be). Software caches aren't always. Software caches don't always do a great job of bounding cache size, either.

Today's multi-core systems are really distributed systems, and the cpu cache does not hide that well enough that OS software doesn't have to work around it.

For example, kernels have to send IPIs (interprocessor interrupts) to other CPU cores to get them to perform some actions; cores sharing a specific cache line, or memory address that happens to alias to the same line in cache can create a 'ping-pong' effect that can severely degrade performance; L3 cache latency can be non-uniform depending on how far away the cache is from that particular core. The black box is breaking down as core counts increase.
I can't tell, is that a real site or a joke?
Here's another great collection with source code: https://usehooks.com
From another perspective, they created valuable data points for training the model. Great stress testing.
Is jaywalking really a misdemeanor? That would be incredibly harsh.
Strawman. They never claimed that.
This is what I'm referring to:

https://www.google.com/search?q=css+anonymous+block+box

Ie. when having text adjacent to an element (which is a block element), that text is automatically inserted into a box which can't be styled or referred to, but yet help to layout the document.

<div>
I'm in a box
<div></div>
Me too
</div>
That is Sales Volume, but its 100M Active Devices, is way slower than what most predicted. Apple took more than 2 years to add 10M Active Devices, on a ~40+M Unit sold during that time, that means 30M are either replacement or, there are quite a high churn rate to Mac. It is possibly the only reason why Apple suddenly come up with iMac Pro, new MacBook Retina etc. It wasn't the sales that matters, it was user leaving its platform. By previous trend and growth at a nearly consistent 20M unit per year, Mac should have at least 120M Active Devices by now, if not more.