skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd say us Linux folk are probably more likely to identify an issue and report it as well. It takes a special determination to run Linux, and I'd wager that Linux users have a keep eye for undefined behavior, feature requests, and wonky workarounds.

Once time I updated a Linux box and the Nvidia drivers downloaded and started to build like usual, but there were tons of errors. After the graphics drivers failed GCC updated and rebuilt itself. Switching kernels fixed the problem. It took me a week to submit a ticket to Nvidia and then another 3 days of working with support before we realized that the Nvidia drivers were built with an outdated GCC and then GCC was updated afterwards. So when we checked GCC version it was the proper version, but the drivers were already built with the old version.

If it was a Windows box I would have formatted it after 12 hours and called it a day.
> If we were getting what we're getting now and paying half the taxes then everything would be fine

This is the statement I disagree with. Me having a few thousand extra $ at the end of the year does not give the homeless homes, does not allow me to comparison shop for healthcare, does not tell me if the drug at the store is actually real, does not ensure the schools are safe and effective. And I can't buy those by myself for that extra cash. This is how the people under discussion in this article are feeling.

We won't resolve libertarian principles and divides here, but WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS ARTICLE, my argument is that the dissatisfied people would not be content if the tax rate is zero, because they aren't dissatisfied about the tax rate. That there is a separate group of people that ARE dissatisfied about the tax rate can be true without being relevant to the first group.
Quite a lot of people who survived a suicide attempt (especially by jumping off bridges) tell how they regretted their decision the same moment they jumped
Has anyone done a comparison to show what the advantages and disadvantages are of each build system? Seems to me that most people pick one, and they stick with it without knowing much about the other two. In the case of automake, I didn't like it at all, and it felt more like it was geared towards open source projects that need cross compilation. For an internal large project, which is mostly what I work on, I'm curious to know what the advantages and disadvantages are of cmake versus Meson.
Maybe you should actually inform yourself before posting a definite statment like this.

That no RISC-V processor is competitve with any ARM processor is just straight up nonsense. RISC-V ISA wins in most metrics against ARM amd chips that implement it get higher performance on the same gate count.

Your next claim that 'its all about that 20c licencing cost' is further nonsense that simple is not reflected by most companies in the RISC-V space. It probebly true for some, but WD for example has said that just based on cost they would not switch.

Next lets talk about high end cores. Esperanto technologies is gone licence a 7nm RISC-V Core that competes directly with A-72 and A-76. That not as advanced as some of the cores you can licence but its very competitive in terms of soft-ip.

That all said, mobile application processors will be a few years away but the primary issue is not the core performance itself.
Seems like a simple 10X fine for screwing up would fix the problem. But the government has run by people that hate government will never fix the problem.
+1 on the Qt docs. In my personal opinion, and as someone who's a read-the-docs-to-learn type, they are the best documentation I've come across yet.
This site automatically redirects to amazon.com for me. Is this the intended behavior?
Found the JS implementation horrible, he could just have use plain objects (would be fair since he used a plain struct in rust) and functions instead of 'this' everywhere.
“It helps them that a significant part of the population believes in that shit.”

An Indian past colleague of mine who is highly educated with a PhD in CS from a western country truly believed in the conspiracy theory that Indian gods were aliens and space travel was common during those days. It was horrifying to know that such highly educated scientist believed in such unsubstantiated conspiracy theory.

The amount of misinformation that spreads in India because of WhatsApp is truly scary and people believe it because “it was on WhatsApp”
> Seems like corporate lobbying is alive and well in TN.

Where is the corporate lobbying in this case? There are no corporations mentioned in connection with this story.
Toastmasters International was mentioned in the article. I just finished my Toastmasters “competent communicator” a few months ago. Here are some of my tips for public speaking in general:

1. Breathe! This is easier said than done when you are caught in an anxiety driven feedback loop where your breadth gets more shallow making you even more anxious. Halt this process by taking deep breadths.

2. Limit caffeine. Caffeine exacerbates feelings of anxiety especially in public speaking scenarios.

3. Beware of ruminating and catastrophic thoughts. You don't need to fight or eliminate them. In fact, doing so may make anxious feelings worse. But in a kind and compassionate manner towards yourself, just acknowledge they are there and the role that anxiety may play in those negative thoughts. Moreover, if you really do screwup the presentation, with some time no one will remember. We can recall great speeches but rarely terrible ones.

4. Attend a local public speaking club such as toastmasters (plug here for Speakeasy II here in Boulder, Colorado). Regularly speaking in front of audiences will take you through the desensitization process and over time giving a speech in front of a group of people will seem not so scary.
True, and I think these are also used for their Deep Learning Super-Sampling system, which is another potential difference between the 1070 and 2060. Render at lower resolution and upscale with a specially trained neural network for each game.
Thanks for clarifying, as your previous post did not specify what group is being referred (and also talked about being banned from Facebook, which is why I inferred you were writing about Britian First).
Where could I see numbers on this?
And it’s only 6Gb memory :-(
Yes - we do it at our company
My way of Conducting an Interview
What do arm licencees actually get?

Technologically speaking, slapping a risc-v decoder on an arm core is trivial no?

So how much of this is Huawei ip, how much arm?
Is it not possible that arm will become the leading risc v vendor?
IMO, the only places where it's done successfully view it as a culture and neither of the other two.

That said, the easiest way to make yourself more 'in-demand' right now is to make it your title.

As someone who does ops and development, when I look around in the market and see companies hiring full time devops roles, I usually see big red flags. The only jobs that I tend to want lately are on development side at small companies or the operations side at larger ones.
> There is no such thing as a modern all out war

I generally agree. When I've debated this topic with others they basically say the carrier groups will be the first to go, but the response from nuclear submarines, and hidden fixed launch sites would be overwhelming.

Again, I'm not arguing this point, just suggesting that some may argue a strong Navy is antiquated.
This heated scarf releases healthy anions and charges your devices
I refuse to buy Nvidia cards until they stop blocking drivers in VMs with passed through video cards. Yes I know, you can bypass the dreaded code 43, it's more on principle.
I wonder if it is because they are noticing their userbase numbers slipping.
I don't think that's the human criterion. The criterion mordel asserts is, more or less, qualia.
I don't believe happiness is an emotion. Joy is an emotion, it comes and goes. But happiness is more than this, it can be a perpetual state of consciousness and comes in parallel to emotions.
I agree with you.

Sadly, any time I have suggested that not everyone is equal and therefore not everyone deserves the same rights in determining circumstances for others, someone has invoked Godwin’s law.

Tough problem to solve.
There are tool makers and IDE makers that support RISC-V already. Look at the list of companies, it includes quite a few companies like that.

Of coure ARM is way ahead but RISC-V is catching up and people are trying to innovate.
I would've deleted it as soon as you noticed. Might not have stopped people from noticing (nothing on the internet is ever deleted blah blah), but might have improved the optics a bit.
This was the main reason I moved away from github. It's late, but still a welcome move.
I’m a tax exile. It has been the best decision I have ever made. I now save 10x more money each year. More and more Americans are turning up every year doing the same thing. I love America but the idea of paying American taxes is just too much from a fiscal, moral, ideological point of view.
And yet another case warning whistleblowers against "going through the proper channels". That almost never works out for the whistleblower.
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Some guy just posted that. Maybe you'd like it?
I'm surprised that Apple made these forecasting mistakes despite having the foresight to release an extremely performant iOS 12.

This (performance focus) seemed like a capitulation to market saturation and longer device ownership cycles.

Either way, I think device makers are going to get hammered as tech plateaus. Focusing on longevity and usability will be huge differentiators. Apple's iOS12 seemed like a good move to prepare for this change.
Clearly OP means agreeing with his agenda here.

Anything contrary to his agenda is not progress, but going backwards. "around half" is a veiled hit on people who voted for President Trump.
Microsoft doesn’t need thanking. It’s not a mom and pop shop.

GitHub also doesn’t live in a vacuum and this is likely not puuuurely done out of the goodness of MS’s heart. There may have been some strategy wrt gitlab and bitbucket taken into consideration. Dare I say... competition?

I don’t doubt their goodwill, but let’s not pretend the market is about that for MS.

Edit—ah I now see the “thank you” in parent’s post. Ok disregard this, then. Totally fair. I’m dumb. :)
The course notes here are a full textbook and cover some of the same topic https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs3110/2018sp/ (see lecture 9) the ideas are the same, though ASPD uses CLU as a lang example you can adopt the ideas to any spec. I still read 1980s programming texts, such as the Unix Programming Environment which taught me awk and sh scripts. You could also look up that book on google scholar to follow the citations (800+) and change the results year to find modern papers/books on the same subject.

Matthias of Little Schemer author fame also has a course in software development covering specs http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/4500-f18/2.md or any school https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ckaestne/15313/2018/index.html#sched...
Watch "The Lobby" by The Electronic Intifada. It will shed a lot of light onto what you're describing.
It’s unlikely due to how it works internally. They’d basically have to rewrite most of it from scratch. Not to mention “Bitbucket Server” is a completely different codebase (used to be called stash)

Source: used to work at atlassian ;P
"It is false and defamatory to suggest that Ecuador isolated and gagged Mr. Assange due to his comments on Sergei Skripal [in fact, he was isolated over his refusal to delete a factually accurate tweet about the arrest of the president of Catalonia by Spain in Germany, along with U.S. debt pressure on Ecuador. The president of Ecuador Lenin Moreno admitted that these two countries were the issue, see https://defend.wikileaks.org/about-julian/]."
I actually switched from Github to Gitlab about two months ago just for this reason. I bootstrap my company from my own pocket and wanted to save a few dollars every month. Really wish I knew this was coming before I deleted the repos and migrated everything.

edit -- to everyone asking, I have no problems with Gitlab and I also have no strong preference Gitlab vs Github, they both perform the same role for me in exactly the same manner. I just wish I had those couple of days back that I spent migrating and editing my deploy scripts.
At minimum wage, the effective tax rate would be quite low.
It’s not the end of the world if there are no highly visible projects. You’ve listed 6 things, but at a glance I don’t think any of them are highly visible.

Unless... there was a language barrier which obscured the meaning of “highly visible” which would be pretty funny in an ironic way.
Would like to know more. Feel free to reach out to your friend if they would like someone perform product management work. If so, let me know the best contact info or I could share mine.
> Ultimately this indicates that people aren’t satisfied with the returns on taxation.

No, not at all. In the US, it's not uncommon for partisans to threaten to "move to Canada" if the party they oppose wins the election. Here's are some examples (http://fortune.com/2016/11/08/election-move-canada-trump/).

All this indicates is that some people are dissatisfied with the results of an election and the party and politicians who are in power.
Wealth creates discomforts and tells you that you need wealth to alleviate them. Don't buy into it the hype too much.
I can't help but feel that is misguided because it sounds like the only solution is to lower taxes and make people happy.

From my experience some of the reasons people in my circle have left / wish to leave the US are the following:

- Race relations have become more divisive. If you speak spanish in certain parts of the country you are outright asked to provide proof of citizenship as though you are a second class citizenship. BLM has also made counter movements more bold with my black friends being harassed more by the police over trivial things.

-Gun Violence. I live in Florida and have had two close calls with gun massacres in Parkland and Orlando. I am reaching the age where if I were to have kids I would have to make a cost/benefit analysis of their chances getting shot down in cold blood.

- Politics have become more divisive than ever. I have friends on both sides of the political spectrum and it is becoming unbearable if you are anything but a left/right wing radical. Either way every election ensures that 50% of the population is outright mad at all times.

-General Cultural Differences. In the US you need to have a car to get anywhere and opportunities for employment feel very limited outside the mega city centers which tend to be very car centric and have no real culture outside of a few museums.

Obviously it would help if the government was better organized but I don't see how the points I raised would be solved outside of a huge shift in culture.
Oh no, anything but the linked list.

Real-world Rust programs don't implement linked lists. There's LinkedList in libstd if you really wanted one, but in modern architectures cache locality is so important that almost always some other data structure is a better choice. Rust's standard library and crates.io have plenty of containers to choose from.

Linked list is popular because it's a CS101 topic, and because C is so barren. When you don't have any containers in stdlib, dependency management is hell, and due to lack of generics any 3rd party implementation will be either inefficient or full of macros, only then low-effort hand-rolled linked list seems like a sensible choice.
.... Have you not been paying attention? A lot of women are pissed.
The newspapers have spent 30 years running misleading stories about the EU, and at least 20 running scaremongering about immigrants ever since ECHR came in. In some ways it's the biggest victory for a campaigning press in history.
This is true. Books on programming are rarely done so well.
For JS, implement a Map data structure that is keyed by the value (not identity) of arbitrary objects.
Wouldn't it be more normal to post a "pay or quit" notice? The significance of this is the landlord is legally obligated to drop eviction proceedings if you pay within 3 days. I don't think jumping straight to an unconditional notice to quit is normal or even legal in many states. Indeed, many states require repeated violations before a landlord is allowed to post an unconditional notice: https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/state-laws-unconditi...

I happen to be in Texas where any degree of nonpayment of rent, no matter how minor, innocent, or unintentional, can be used to justify an unconditional notice. But a "pay or quit" notice would have still been a less aggressive option available to them that would have achieved the same goal unless they had some ulterior motive (e.g., decide whether to proceed based on my skin color when I walked into the office with the cashier's check).
GitHub now offers unlimited free private repos
English law is also a common law system, relying heavily on previous precedents that have been set down in similar decisions. Civil law juristictions (for example France) give less weight to precedence, so courts have narrower scope to interpret areas the current law does not cover exactly.

See here for an explanation (EDIT: more relevant secion from same wikipedia page) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law#Common_law_as_a_fou...

English civil law therefore has gained popularity, as it is reliable (precedents can be consulted), and because judges can easily adapt previous rulings to new circumstances.
I currently work on embedded industrial control systems, I get enough of a fix there. :-)

The HVAC application is so niche that it could only be a hobby project. Basically, I don't want to dogs to fry in the RV in the summer. Some temp sensors, a few relays, and the GPIO pins on the Pi, and when it gets too hot it can kick on the generator and turn the A/C on for happy dogs. While I'm there, I might as well program in the algorithm I do in my head to tell the wife whether or not she needs the generator to make supper. "Lessee, if we've got two hours of daylight for solar that is currently putting out 221W, and the battery is at 74%, using a 1200W griddle...". Let the Pi do that math, and turn the generator on or not.
If you look at disability rates by county you will find that people on disability tend to live in low cost of living counties. For instance, my daughter's county has 15% of the population with employment disability and an average income of $1330/mo. $804/mo isn't living like a king, but it will get you by there.
Not to my knowledge.

Only 5-10% in step two get reversed, but 50% of those who pursue to step three (the judge) get approved. I suspect it's intentionally like this as a weeding out sort of thing.

Step three is best done with a lawyer, but they'll eat up $6k or so of the back-pay you get if it's approved.
Is this considered privatization?
You answered my first question and now I have many many more.

Thanks for responding.
https://www.tesla.com/videos/battery-swap-event

They replaced the battery in 90 seconds and it was completely automated.

I really like the idea of having gas stations replaced with battery stations. Drive in to the "pump", put in your credit card, and let the automated system replace your battery.

The space that was used for tanks could be devoted to charging infrastructure.
AT&T decides 4G is now “5G”
Would you mind sharing some of your experience (to whatever level you're comfortable with)?

I actually have spanish citizenship as well as my US one, and have considered moving there (temporarily or permanently) to be closer to family a couple of times.
How to create a file upload form in HTML
Success masks problems.
"embargo" means Github gave this news to this outlet (and others) early, to be able to work on quotes and stuff. By breaking the embargo, accidentally or not, a possible ramification is getting fewer embargos in the future, if an outlet proves they can't be trusted.
It's like comparing a BMW truck to an Audi sports car. Better at what?
Free private repos is exactly why I was using BitBucket. I will have to think it moving will justify the effort.
That is fairly classical thing to do - a lot of VMs, including JVM and JS VMs do OSR.
Wanting to do something never results in 100% conversion for anything, let alone for something as difficult as migration. "But they don't follow through!" is a lazy take.
Why the CEO is actually the CMO
Maybe parent is referring to Marsha Blackburn.
I’m aware I’m the dummy at times when stuck in traffic.

Though how many millions of dummies are there unfortunately?
The Economics of Tidying Up (2015)
How to Choose a Startup to Work for by Thinking Like an Investor
Pi-hole in a docker container
Is inference fast enough to not have latency issues?
> In the end they accounted for <0.1% of sales but >20% of auto reported crashes and support tickets (most gfx driver related). Would totally skip Linux.

OK. So just another dumb developer being wrong. Nothing to see here move along.
It's still ridiculously huge.
I grew up in a predominantly "brown people" part of the country, I use "brown people" because there were Pakistani's, Indians and other peoples from the crown colonies.

It's worth noting that, we as a country fail to integrate those people. It's not their fault.

It's worth double-noting, that those people are not the people we're removing ourselves from. We're actually removing ourselves from those who are culturally similar enough to integrate independently.

Immigration is /going/ to happen, it's a net positive for the country, in fact it's required to sustain the country.
You've just ensured that it's the "brown people" who get imported.

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Please bear in mind, I have no ill-will to anyone from those countries, but when people argue against immigration it's almost always because of the polish (which was hugely self-inflicted) or "brown people". The majority of leavers I know don't expect this outcome, they think it'll be a net decline in all immigration (including those from India, Pakistan etc;)
> Whatever you choose will bring positive value to the world.

This is simply not true.

There are many jobs where the company's profit and your income come from hurting or exploiting others. Yes, you would be "surviving" like everyone else. But I think you have an obligation to do some kind of good, or at least not screw over people less fortunate than yourself. This is especially true if you are coming from a privileged position.

If you have options, pick something that doesn't hurt others.

I don't mean to pick on you. I understand that none of the OP's or your suggestions are actively harmful. It's that I often hear people with options justify choosing careers that are bad for society this way (especially in tech).
> What I have observed is that people just get worn down. They just can't muster up the energy to see the child's perspective. They aren't bad people or parents, but being a parent is much harder than advertised. No one tells you it is an endurance sport.

Along with all the other advice they would receive, if I were giving a new parent advice, I would say, "Be predictable". Have routines that children can follow. Always be telling them the next few things that are about to happen; don't just say, "Let's go, we're getting in the car." Tell them where you're going. Tell them what to expect when you get there. Tell them when they'll be coming home. We foster and once we get the children into routines and once they realize we tell them what's going to happen and when, most tantrums and bad behaviors go away. The rest is easier to handle because there's usually a specific reason for them. Children can't communicate as easily as we do, but they generally aren't that different from us. Routines help us to keep from getting worn down.
The UK is one of Europe's most centralized states, and Brexit will make it more so - see Scottish government lawsuits.