skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Correct, if everyone in society didn't graze the metaphorical commons, then your happiness would be even higher still.
What you say is very practical but ignores a fundamental psychological trait of human behavior that is otherwise shaping the geopolitical landscape for centuries all around the world.

There are plenty of small countries in the world, that differ from neighbours only on relatively minor cultural details and whose main identity trait lies in having its own language.

Acknowledging the existence of the desire of self-determination and sovereignty and the link between language and ethnic identity can explain a lot, both about the desire to persevere in talking less "useful" languages and also about the efforts to repress their usage by large states (which acquired territories that are not historically culturally homogeneous)
I agree, which is why I aspire to live to the namesake of my username.

Metta: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mett%C4%81

Mage: my fantastical word for programmer or person who brings his ideas into reality (could also do wizard but mage sounds cooler).
Why fund NASA?
Plus referring to "Fox news watchers" who had no working cable to watch during any time she was there... so she couldn't possibly know their watching habits.

The obsession with cat piss smells seems odd for a smoker, whose own tobacco odor is never mentioned.

Likewise, referring to having her hair cut short yet later "nuzzled" by the horse.

The choppy, juvenile writing style made me think of an 10th grader who had too much coffee.
I think the reduction of the cognitive load of entropy was what propelled React (and specifically its innovation of the Virtual DOM) to be the most widely-used front-end framework. Being able to write a function transforming state to a description of the view, without having to worry about getting from whatever the view currently looks like to what you want it to look like, is a huge advantage.

It can certainly still be greatly improved, but I think we've already made great strides in entropy handling on the front-end in recent years.
If you really want to convince someone of a new position, you should really refrain from attacking their identity and show that you really understand why they make the decisions they do before offering a better alternative.

> ...stiving for betterment while tolerating imperfection, as jesus taught...

And on a particular point, Jesus never taught that in those words. It might be a fair inference and application, but "how would Jesus vote" is a tricky argument to make. Especially considering that the U.S. has a representative democracy and not a direct democracy. Would Jesus vote for candidate A who favors a carbon tax and opposes ICE? Or candidate B who opposes late term abortion and wants better support for adoptive parents?
"definitely isn't a library for shared document editing or more substantial cases that require OT"

You are right, is not a library that provides a way to resolve sync conflicts. Consensus algorithms is a difficult topic, and I haven't seen an approach in JavaScript that resolve this problem. Maybe gun, but I haven't tried.

If you just need client-server architecture with reactivity, why don't you give a try to dop?
>and subsequently leaving it there permanently in massive tailing ponds

Not permanent. They can be reclaimed, but that usually doesn't happen for many years until after the end of life for the mine.
The real challenge is that you need young mitochondrial DNA, too, and that suffers more damage and has less sophisticated repair mechanisms than nuclear DNA. (This seems to be the reason that cloned animals suffer age-related issues so quickly— their mitochondria are “old”.)
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In 2016, Schiphol airport got about 200k complaints, 150k of which were made by 35 people.[0] That's 11 a day, every day, assuming they all made the same number of complaints, which I doubt.

[0]: https://airnoise.io/
A big step would be if the client could browse and search the public timelines on other instances. According to this issue:

https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/issues/1053

...there are no plans to support that in the official web client, but there is an Android client that can do it. Maybe this will land in other clients eventually. If not, I may just write it myself.
Is the other one Colorado College? Because when I was there we played for the national championship in hockey, with only 1800 students or so.
If you use a VPN to connect to your own RaspberryPi yes
Don't try to parse things without a standard. Even CSV and e-mail addresses are more complicated than they seem.

Also, it's pretty silly that we still use these unintuitive conventions from 40 years ago for modern systems. Is 192.168.2.8:10443 an address? A phone number and extension? Is it TCP, UDP? IPv4, IPv6? An HTTPS service, or just something resembling its decimal notation assigned service number? Are there multiple services proxied behind this one address? Can I route between them? When I request a URI, does the application know what I really want/expect? What about a timeout for my request? What about authentication/authorization? Consistency requirements? Idempotence? Security guarantees?

Operating systems don't even take <host>:<port> arguments for network syscalls, that's just a convention we sort of came up with and later stuck to. But as a URL it's pretty crap. I suggest we replace them with modern URLs that can embed tiered information such as session IDs, service types, routes, security requirements, operational parameters, etc. Most people may only need https://google.com/, but sometimes we may also want to request webv2+uquic+v6:/SC,TLSv1.3/userid[s:84742049]@google.com(r:NA)/ . I know that's ugly as sin, but hopefully people wouldn't need to specify all of that all of the time (service name/version, transport, address, strong consistency, TLS 1.3, userid, session id, host/namespace, North American region).
These are the top I know
- Shopify
- basecamp

But you should check http://weworkremotely.com, although majority of the companies here offer US only remote but still there are many companies who offer world wide remote.
What definition are you using? Wikipedia:

Overtraining occurs when a person exceeds their body's ability to recover from strenuous exercise.

This is not hard to do. The average person will recover at a slower pace than an athlete. Many dedicated people underestimate how much food is required (very common in professional athletes too). But more common among average people I'd guess is overtraining certain parts of your body, because it isn't hard at all.
Don't do ad-hoc string parsing. This case is going to explode on ipv4-mapped addresses with dot notation for the last 32bits.

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4038#section-4.2
Those are logical reasons, but to do that you don't need to suppress writing and education in the local language. There are enough countries where both the local and the national language are taught at school.
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I don't spend a lot of time listening to Fox

Obviously not, given that the "Fox News" being referred to is television's Fox News Network.
It also allows you to calculate the checksum as your serialising the packet data onto the send buffer, without having to get the whole packet in memory, checksum it, write the checksum, then finally write the packet data.
Another gotcha is that ipv4 and ipv6 has different firewall tables. So if you for example have blocked all traffic besides port 80, you also need to do it on ipv6 !
The solution is to stop flying so ridiculously often. It's getting entirely out of hand, and if we want to stop climate change, we need to FLY LESS.
just chiming in to say you couldnt be more wrong about everything. Carry on
Can you recommend several such books?
poorly disguised christian church propaganda to divide and conquer or is that embrace and extinguish

a few years ago such articles would have been very puzzling as to why westerners get so worked up about another cultures success

now it is apparent that non abrahamic cultures are treated as existential threats by some people who have the mission of confining them to history books and dead museums
Data point: There are triangular manhole covers on my street.
I had one which took a similar effort, passed all their unit tests, then they went into radio silence and after trying to understand what was going on, the only feedback I got was "we were expecting something else".

Further inquires about what was wrong, given that it was working as per specification got zero answers.
Yeah for both Oxbridge unis the grades get you the interview but they could just fill the whole uni several times over with kids who got top grades.

So they reckon a 45 min quiz/chat is what will tell them who to admit.

Gets pretty open ended, favors people who can talk well.

I ended up not applying to MIT because you get your acceptance before Christmas and the US applications are huge. But my understanding is the US school interviews are more cultural fit?
What would some examples be of Lua addressing modern ailments? I'm also curious to hear why it's such a good fit for those ailments. Thanks.
Since then Pony came along: Primitive, Static

No external Scribble-like protocol needed, builtin into the compiler. Actor-based.
Politics aside, I'm fascinated by the personal recollections of people who have met Bill Clinton [1]. Bill Clinton is legendary for making people who shake his hand feel like they are the most important person in the room.

A book I read (believe it was something like ‘What got you here win’t Get you there’) said something that has stuck with me. Paraphrased: "Everyone can be as charismatic as Bill Clinton. You do it on a job interview or on a first date. The secret is... he does it all the time"

"Clinton had this huge charisma. He was wearing a pair of black trousers and a blue checked shirt with his sleeves rolled up. His presence made everyone around him so comfortable. He had this extraordinary ability to make us feel very special. He took time out to speak to each one of us asking about our family, where we were raised and educated, what were the things in our life that we hold important." [2]

[1] http://www.bing.com/search?q=meeting+bill+clinton+%2B+charis...

[2] https://m.telegraphindia.com/states/west-bengal/meet-billary...
>>(how many Americans died in Puerto Rico? California's wildfires? etc.)

Anecdotal weather-related disasters aren't an argument for climate change, let alone hydrocarbon-based energy generation having a negative net effect on humanity.
The quote makes sense, but anyone that thinks James Bond is even 1 percent realistic isn't being serious at all.
Once I wanted to interview for a company that wanted me to implement a FULL chat client, including the full range of auxiliary features, for step one...
Exactly what kind of developer jobs have you been doing?
Your entire reply is extreme in the sense it is all absolutes. Please provide sources that we are in a 'race for your lives'. And please don't make assumptions about other people or their lives without more information. It gives you the appearance of a paranoid alarmist.
Note this is relative to an older specific analysis technique (LIWC) and on Internet forums about depression/anxiety. Hard to interpret much about how this generalized to, say, text messages to friends.
so was being sexually harassed, treated like a servant,

I wouldn't assume that lesbians are sexually harassed more often than straight women are.
It was a shame because I love the sound of trains as well, but this was on a bend and so it was just metal on metal screeching 10 meters from my bedroom wall for 15 minutes as it slowly navigated the hilly section I lived in (Australia too, we have hills I swear).

One of my favourite most visceral experiences in life so far was riding next to a freight train as it's two diesel engine cars slowly spooled up their enormous turbochargers, while I sprinted on the bike to keep pace. The sound was immense. I love infrastructure.
I work in tech am i am depressed. I am unable to move and think, negative thoughts amplifying in my mind till i lose my ability to think. I've no motivation and energy, i don't even feel like eating.

Want to imagine how it feels? Think like a tube with end point A and B forming a closed loop with amplifier between these points and negative thoughts are injected into this closed loop, they amplify each time they pass through the loop and after suddenly nothing makes sense.

No talk therapies, workout, yoga doesn't work in this case! I tried all these popular cures fo depression.

I don't have any underlying trauma or abuse, i am not poor (who is poor in tech?) with fulfilling life and my life doesn't suck! I've a boyfriend who takes care of me, listens to everything i say and supportive family yet i couldn't get myself out of it.

I've tried amphetamine, it works for me but i figured amphetamine works by reving up the supply of dopamine and Norepinephrine.

I was sucidal, i overdosed on Amphetamine and nearly died.

Back from the hospital, i realized using amphetamine is a shotgun approach to my issue.

Since the probability of two things happening, like Norepinephrine deficiency and Dopamine deficiency is less than probability of one of the happening.

I went forward with my best guess that I've NE deficiency and i started taking selective Pure norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (NERIs)

I managed to take enough dose to bridge the dificiency gap then using a spreadsheet, slowly lowered the doses over a span of 3 years in a hope that body would increase its own supply to normalize the level.

Now, i am no longer depressed.

This is after a depression lasting a decade. And local health authorities seem like they don't really wanna help you.
Adaptation decay has sucked the meaning out of “A Christmas Carol”
An air traffic controller acquaintance of mine warned me that they were making changes and that planes on approach would be flying at lower altitudes as a result. Sure enough, jet noise has gotten ridiculous. They have them flying way too low way too far out. You can be 10 - 20 miles out and have a jet noise such that you have to yell to be heard.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy puts much emphasis on identifying and pushing back against the "black and white" thinking behind such "absolute words". Getting stuck in a false dichotomy of extremes is one of the more damaging thought patterns.
Being highly controversial/polarizing does often help growing an audience,

Yeah, I keep hearing that. That hasn't worked for me. I get three things out of it:

1. Banned from multiple forums.

2. All the utter and complete loonies who think I can fix them or will be their one true love cyberstalk me but won't fucking admit it, so it doesn't even get my stuff promoted.

3. I've spent years living in fear of being literally locked up in an insane asylum and thereby killed, like Semmelweis, because the most controversial detail about me is that I have atypical cystic fibrosis and I'm drug free. It's managed with diet and lifestyle, so obviously, I'm insane and making shit up. A former homemaker can't possibly have solved a problem that all the fucking elite MALE doctors and scientist of the planet can't solve, no. Clearly.

Among other things, I've spent a lot of years trying to figure out how to stop being a train wreck waiting to happen.

I'm really not interested in growing an audience of people getting out the popcorn to watch the lunatic entertain them with her nutty tirades. We can listen to billionaires do that. I'd like a fucking middle class life and to be taken seriously, which is obviously just asking way the fuck too much of the goddamn world.

Anyway, I know that doesn't sound like gratitude. I do actually appreciate you replying. But, unfortunately, no, being controversial is not some means for me, personally, to grow an audience and make money. It's just not.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignaz_Semmelweis
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> the Personal Success Wheel. The basic idea is to separate your life into a bunch of categories. Examples: Professional growth, relationships, intellectual stimulation, physical health, spirituality, etc

I tried a variant of this combined with journalling; the idea was simply to write down each week what I'd done to advance my goals in each category. It's quite an effective tool for avoiding over-focus and unbalanced life.

> Am I OK if I never get around to it?

This is definitely an important and difficult one to wrestle with as we age. After a while you're probably never going to get around to everything - and that's OK.
>>no, nothing in PoS requires that.

It's necessary for bootstrapping. What alternative is there for bootstrapping using PoS?

>>just a sad state of affairs with most centralized insecure PoS coins these days.

I have no idea what superior alternative for PoS you're referring to. What bootstrapping alternative does any PoS blockchain have to getting the recent state and consensus rules from a trusted third party?

Right now your argument makes absolutely no sense to me as you suddenly seem to be implying that there is a superior PoS mechanism that existing PoS chains don't use, which is an entirely new argument you haven't touched on before and an have not detailed right now, so please elaborate on this with a mind to explain its connection to the argument thread that preceded it.
I had a different experience. They gave me a lot of time but either I don't know python at all, or they didn't.

they asked me to build something. I used dictionaries and wrote the code in ten minutes.

Both interviewers wouldn't believe that the code could solve the problem.

They later told me that dictionaries are not used in practical applications. Never understood why.

Are dicts not used in "real life"?
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I am a EE, hardware engineer with about a decade of experience in PCB electronics and systems engineering experience which includes a brief stint at a FAANG that also happens to be an E-tailer. I have been "dabbling" in Python for about a year now and just recently started with DL using PyTorch and find it quite interesting. To be clear I don't write code at work, atleast not until now. I intend to utilize any free resources (MOOCs) to teach myself the latest techniques in DL for CV. What I am not clear is the next logical step.A part of me wants to Boostrap a SAAS using Python stack to build something that I can market using the traditional channels(PH,Show HN,Reddit,answer SO questions) and show it to potential employers but am not sure if I will even get to the interview stage with a resume but that doesn't look anything like a programmer with a tradional CS background and work experience to boot. Sorry about the long and winding question, but what should I do to get noticed by recruiters at FAANG and non-FAANG to stand apart from the CS crowd?
You got it. I want to be able to open the app and flip through my options in peace. Having the preview play automatically makes the experience into a sick game of hot potato. Go too slow and you are blasted with random preview music with every click...
Don't manually parse those things. If your database provides a way to parse those (like PostgreSQL does), make use of it. Use what your programming language provides, and if it really doesn't provide the functionality to parse IPv6 addresses, use a library to do so.

For example, in Rust you can write this:

use std::error::Error;
use std::net::{AddrParseError, SocketAddr};

fn parse_address(addr: &str) -> Result<SocketAddr, AddrParseError> {
addr.parse()
.or_else(|_| Ok(SocketAddr::new(addr.parse()?, 10443)))
}

fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn Error>> {
let addresses = [
"[2001:0db8:f00f::0553:1211:0088]:10444",
"2001:0db8:f00f::0553:1211:0088",
];
for address in &addresses {
println!("{:?}", parse_address(address)?);
}
Ok(())
}

This isn't specific to IPv6 by the way. It also applies to other standards like CSV (although I suppose with CSV it does vary, I saw so many broken CSV files that sometimes a custom implementation is the best way to go to parse those).
As said, doesn't ship outside US
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CGI and FastCGI are really underappreciated as ancestors for this technology. They also mapped the same problem contours - using VM languages means paying the VM startup time cost.
Weird! I guess I've been lucky so far.
If you want to track AdGuard DNS users with Google Analytics see: https://medium.freecodecamp.org/save-your-analytics-from-con...
Was "breaking the Geneva conventions or not" an aspect of that photo the public primarily cared about it?

How is undermind the US war effort in Vietnam a bad thing in and of itself? That war and the justifications for it undermined the US in a way that still keeps giving. The protest sparked good things and bad things -- the rationalizaton of the war produced only extremely bad things, fit to kill a persons soul and intellect, with god knows what half-life. I didn't downvote you, but I disagree.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J2VwFDV4-g McNamara's Folly: The Use of Low-IQ Troops in the Vietnam War

If that had been known right then and there, it would also have "undermined the war effort", too.
I have had this in mind for years but never followed through with it. Do you know of any groups currently working on the problem?

The dream is framework agnostic Web Components that "just work" in a modern browser. You can make it happen with a bit of polyfill javascript. My worry has been spending a bunch of effort making them and then having to maintain separate sets for all the different frontend "web component-ish" frameworks so that people would actually use them.
thematt is absolutely right with everything he says. Without external funding pretty much all companies would not operate at all.

Many did run out of cash in the last downturn. Those that survived did so by

a) external funding (that can dry up quickly) - debt and equity offerings
b) high-grading their drilling inventory, only drilling the very best locations, boasting efficiency-improvements (and collecting more money)
c) real technical improvements that are far from enough to be cash-flow positive long term

The efficiency is not improving as much as they make you think. It even declines when they stop drilling their best wells. They reduced their costs substantially in the downturn because they gobbled up fire-sale equiqment from bankrupt competitors, squeezed service margins etc.

All that will be gone at some point. Interest rates rise. Best wells will be drilled. Acres in the permian are damn expensive now. Service companies need to raise prices.

The 70%yoy decline rates are absolutely terrible. They will keep growing a few years, but after that they will have to drill so damn much in worse spots than now, that many will crash down quickly. Losing 70% of producing assets every year is just terrible and puts you to the full market forces. There is pretty much no way to stop drilling because that would decimate your company by 5-6% every month. So drill baby, drill!
The problem was (and remained) programmers thinking addresses are strings.
Smells like an MIT incarnation of the Scottish Book [1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Book
The convenience of the app based remote has allowed us to function relatively well without a TV remote at all. One drawback is the lack of remote volume control - so I'm interested in a peaceful experience while browsing.