skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use a very similar tool (https://wrapapi.com/) to generate JSON feeds for From Founders (https://www.fromfounders.com/).

I noticed that lots of these founder interview sites (Indie Hackers, Starter Story, etc.) didn't have APIs or RSS feeds, so I put the MVP together in an afternoon. Really useful for myself even if I don't have a ton of other people subscribed yet.
Also see Ungoogled Chromium: https://github.com/Eloston/ungoogled-chromium
> yes, there are likely more drivers in the latter. highly doubt there is an order of magnitude more though.

That's exactly what they are; ~180M of those 212M are in drivers/. And even outside that, it includes stuff like fs/ocfs2, which I don't think OpenBSD supports.
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Thats some valuable time to be wasting to disciver dead ends in video games. Maybe there is a better way?
I couldn't agree more! Even tho I understood the point, a lot of stuff was so foreign but the aricle just drives you and it needs some love not just on techinal part, but also on the writting!
From calling early users "dumb fucks"[0], through manipulating user's emotions through intentional timeline tweaks[1], all the way down to their "friendly fraud"[2], we can't assume Facebook will do bare minimum, let alone its best.

There's no other way to put it but to say that Facebook of today gives us more frequent controversies than features. Good luck convincing users to return by changing virtually nothing of any importance to those controversies.

[0] https://gawker.com/5636765/facebook-ceo-admits-to-calling-us...

[1] http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/201...

[2] https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2019/01/25/facebook-tu...
Honest question: pointing out programming design warts that allow for WAT-level code[0] is perfectly valid, and I obviously prefer elegantly designed languages. Having said that, how realistic are the odds of being bitten by these issues when using CoffeeScript?

Also, if our point of comparison is Lua and MoonScript, how do those compare?

EDIT: regarding TypeScript and PureScript, can those be compiled in the browser? By which I mean, I'm sure they can technically but do not-too-heavy implementations of such exist?

[0] https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
These are the same companies the govt gave our airwaves away to for free remember. And we still have the worst Internet of the developed nations.
> It should not be possible to hire foreign workers into entry level positions at all.

And with that, you perhaps got rid of a (imo) very useful subset of potential future Americans: ones who went to college and graduate school in the US.

This group went through it’s formative years in the United States. They are deeply imbibed in the culture and eventually start identifying with it. However, if they can’t get an entry level job, they now have to leave the country to go back to where they came from (or some other alternative like Canada / Australia). Instead, you would rather be bringing in 30 year olds from foreign nations who are unlikely to change and adopt America as much as someone who moved here at 18 would; and who have formed habits more suited to their nation than to the US.

But as I mentioned above, perhaps this is desireable.
He tried to make a joke
Yeah, it's pretty surprising for them to have such a glaring blindspot.
How bad data happens
This is what I was looking for!
this is a step in the right direction.

but your carrier is also constantly tracking you physical location via triangulation of your cell signal.

in the states, we really need stronger legal protections on how this data is collected, stored, etc.
'Automation' has been going on quite rapidly for over 200 years and 'more automation' has led to less inequality and definitely more prosperity.

The elites used to pay people to stand around and practically wipe their arses, that quickly diffused as more markets developed, and there were other, better things to do.

The issue is not 'automation', it's 'the rate of automation' and the extent to which the economy can re-absorb those out of work by whatever means: retooling, retirement, UBI, whatever.
I agree that it would be nice for Apple to clean up this type of transaction, but I've never found that a game containing them was particularly fun to play.
I searched "e foundation" on Google, DuckDuckGo and Bing and this was the first result on all of them. Yeah, "/e/" is atrocious, though.
> Revamping the O1 visa makes more sense for that case.

Canada has a pretty sane skilled worker visa program that gives you points for academic achievement, proficiency in English, French, age and other factors. I see no reason the US couldn't have that.

Having said that, factors that would increase the wish to move to the US would be things like universal healthcare, a sane schooling system (with less inequality between school districts, easy access to higher education), better lablr laws, and overall social security. Without that, I don't think it's that much attractive.
Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or adding a parenthetical remark saying how great an article is. It's implicit in submitting something that you think it's important.

...

If the original title includes the name of the site, please take it out, because the site name will be displayed after the link.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

I'd say that applies to author names, too. Besides, I think she's written the article in her capacity as minister of consumer protection, the fact that she's also simultaneously minister of justice isn't all that relevant.
"It's the current project codename, we will probably introduce a new and more convenient name for our mobile ROM in a few months."
>What is needed is the power of Labor (ie unions etc) to be applied in the foreign country, by having restrictions on goods and services that are not provided by Labor with fair conditions.

Although this would generally negate the need for tariffs, there are serious issues:

-You can't enforce this. It's a very different country on the other side of the globe.

-You can't properly observe working conditions for the entire supply chain (and conversation on what constitutes "fair conditions" can enter the realm of philosophy very quickly)

-Even if labor was in control of production, they could still act maliciously as a group

-Small transient fluctuations in efficiency are magnified without a hard cutoff to stop them from using the extra capital to become too big and undercut competition

And on top of that, rich countries have to face a sharp recession while the poor countries catch up. That's not a small amount of time. In much of Europe we already have 1-2 generations that faced very harsh economic conditions because of this. Generosity has limits. Yes, free trade (generally, not always) allows poor countries to develop faster, but they grow asymmetrically and the working/middle class of rich countries suffers too.
Not sure if it’s sad or hilarious that people recommend fail2ban as a solution to log spam (or as a solution to anything really)

Do you really think making firewalling decisions based on unstructured attacker-controlled log data is a good idea?
Reversing the charges doesn’t work with Facebook because they will block your account and for most people that’s not an option. And Americans Express is not going to fine Facebook or suspend their merchant account. That’s for small merchants.
Nothing old applies to us! Until we invent it here! Again. Its magical.
There are definitely use cases for this, for instance you might have some command line application that uses standard io. Sure it might be adapted to have support for web sockets natively, but this of course takes time. And as the old adage goes time is money.

And sure you might be upset by "slow" websites, but for the small consultancy productising their scripts, it might make them - dare I say it, a quick buck. In the end the invisible hand of the market decides how much money is invested making websites fast and that is what guides the design of the technology being developed.

Perhaps it is you who fail to see the big picture.
I feel like thermodynamics must be true in pretty much any conceivable universe that evolves over time.
In any system based on individual inequality a high-performing employee is whoever is appreciated by the central authority. If you actually want to award performance you need collective inequality. That is, you need differences between successful and unsuccessful projects rather than between employees deemed successful or unsuccessful in those projects.
The business logic is all outside of websocketd. There is no standard as to how to do this, so obviously the simplest way is to mimic CGI. Invocation happens when the status quo isn't enough, and the status quo until now was that there was no 10-second way to send whatever you want through websocket. It can happen now, and you can be the one to propose some better protocol for a websocket endpoint and a business logic process to discuss.
Ajit Pai is corrupt. There are good people still at the FCC.
> go back to where they came from

That's not really a nice thing to say.
Cost cutting pitches from some HR team hardly counts as "whistleblowing". The anti leaking sentiment at Google is pretty firmly grassroots. It's an incredibly narrow lens into a huge operation that necessarily creates an extremely skewed view of things, and erodes a long tradition of internal transparency.

The utility of leaks as a hedge against bad leadership is also much lower because Google provides vastly bigger levers for employees to pressure leadership internally than any other company I've worked for, including several startups. Not big enough, obviously, I'm not blind to the events of the past year or so.

So Dragonfly or Maven, sure. But this is just petty misleading stuff that there's no reason to put out in the world, and makes it harder to keep Google on the straight and narrow on stuff that actually matters.
Who are Avalia? Due diligence suggests they advise investors, from their homepage, they don't cme across as your regular finance types.
+1 for including the Zen of Python in the design section
As well as resetting the bar that Americans are willing to tolerate, sadly.
It is not really a specialist salary enforced in that law. I've been living in Sweden for 5 years now, as an immigrant, soon to be citizen.

The required salary quota, which is 15.000 swedish krona per month, is less than half of an average developer salary.

And that thing about union, is not as bureaucratic, as you make it sound. Company has to be part of a Union as a whole, to offer work-visa for immigrants. That's almost all there is to it. They dont really check each individual contract.
The ads and IAP are annoying but Apple does have a way to get a refund for this kind of ‘purchases’:

https://www.macworld.com/article/2140066/how-to-get-an-app-s...
I think the real issue now is not how fast you can accept and process a new connection, but how many you can have in parallel. If you're going to have a native os process for each, you'll soon run out of resources
It’s been said to me plenty. I don’t mind it :)
Well... This "immigration as a right" certainly didn't work well for native Americans, did it?

Now, seriously, don't you think America (as it is currently) gains a lot from its diversity? Since when did it abandon its "melting pot" culture?
Underwhelming and doomed to fail. Questionable, if any, value over standard AOSP. Microg, while technically an interesting solution, is a violation of google's ToS, and cannot really make it into any sort of a real product. And microg itself seems to have slowed down/stalled anyway.

Edit: I should add some context since their site doesn't have much. Per their faq (https://gitlab.e.foundation/e/wiki/en/wikis/faq), it's a fork of lineage without any clearly stated benefits other than bundling of microg, which is arguably a worse stance to take for privacy (their goal) than lineage since microg implements a subset of google play services, is not exactly legal in its use of google apis, and opens up other security issues.
Remember that Google pays Porat over $40 million per year to do what is probably one of the easier jobs at the company. If I was going to cut costs I know where I’d start.
Legal and controlled immigration is absolutely beneficial for the US overall.

But targeting specific industries is unfair - the software industry has been the main target, lowering the income levels respective to other, protected professions (physicians, etc.), or business executives.

Since people in the trades like plumbers or electricians do not fall under the umbrella of "importing the best & brightest", their hourly rates have been going up steadily (for self-employed people).
FaunaDB is temporal as well and allows for unlimited historical retention. You can also compare two different times in history in a single transaction.
That's not a girlfriend, it's someone taking advantage of you.

My suggestion is to read "Models: Attract Women though Honesty", by far the best book on how to be a better man, and possibly the best bet on changing your thought processes for the better (in addition to therapy, possibly).

If you feel like you really need sex to be happy, hire escorts: the ones that are well reviewed online are generally far better people than the women you describe, and will deliver what you agree upon with no manipulation.
> Unfortunately, we don’t live in a Star Trek utopia where there is free movement of all people.

Maybe it's worth examining why would that be from time to time.
He was just being nice.
No. We have elected representatives to study these questions in depth. You can't ask every citizen to be an expert in ethics, genetics, medicine, computer sciences, virology, etc. so they can make the obvious/good/true/rational choice.

That's why societies have laws. So we can know what to do or not when faced with such questions instead of passing the burden to the individual under the guise that it's "freeing people".
The same thing happened with Apple in the US:

https://www.macworld.com/article/2087844/apple-ftc-settle-ov...
That is a perfect illustration. Facebook is the cornerstore that will sell your kid 500 in toys and comic books, only to upsell them a pack of camels from my checkout display. It's cool, we already have your daddys credit card from last time, and he said we could use if for his future transactions. And because you are clearly a young child, lacking agency, I will bill him. Yet I will refuse to refund it when dad comes in later. Did I mention I am selling access to your data, also webcams!? Its goddamn terrifying we let it get this far.
Never say never.

I know a developer through the local meetup who has done a couple of tours for British Antarctic Survey, he's mostly a dev but he's experience with electronics and some other stuff so he can cover a lot of ground.
> Just make sure that you have a solid bonus/promotion structure pre-agreed and you're good to go.

That is a pretty big "just". Bonuses aren't common everywhere, and unfortunately it seems like management being directly involved in the company can also go the other way. Since they have a larger incentive to short change you on salary as it is their own bottom line.

That said I think looking at the promotion structure is something underappreciated and should really be part of these "how to be successful" post rather than maxing out you credit card (or whatever).
Is anyone else really excited about pureOS (https://pureos.net/) as a mobile OS? It seems to completely sidestep all of this BS by being actual Linux.
That explains why the security is so lax. The card companies are complicit in the scheme.
I'm on my phone and can't check right now but I'm fairly confident there is global consensus (Geneva convention? or UN or similar) on when/how citizenship is a human right and that there is no such consensus on immigration being a right (modulo refugees), so no, these are not comparable.
I'm surprised git caught on despite mercurial being much superior (hadn't heard of fossil before). Git has the following shortcomings which are major (some shared by other VCS too)

1) UI- terrible, terrible UI

2) Unncessarily complex data model

3) Doesn't scale well to large repos (until Microsoft's VFS- windows only)

(and many others...)
It is much smaller.
He is active in Twitter: https://twitter.com/tjholowaychuk
But none of that is the same kind of “playing politics” that it sounds like is required by Google’s processes. Indeed, if you’re good at playing politics, you can be an absolute jerk on a regular basis, but still get promoted all the time by saying the right things to the promotion board.

Someone else’s comment had it almost right: playing politics is anything you choose to do at work primarily for the purpose of making yourself look good to those you think have the power to promote or fire you.
Kelsey Hightower on Twitter: “Kubernetes is not the kernel; it’s systemd.”
Very cool process but this seems antithetical to the tech world which is often driven by agile processes, right? I can’t imagine a business leader being happy about making decisions that should be “agile” on dated information. This seems a bit like lying to get away with working on pet projects unhindered by product/business. Am I way off-base and misunderstanding the suggestion here?
My last job was for a small company making a APM tool. We were bought by Idera and they fairly quickly laid off nearly everyone.

We were cautiously optimistic when the purchase happened. Idera had just purchased a pair of similar applications with different target audiences, so we thought the products would stick around and there would be a lot of work to do integrating everything. We were right about that (they're all still separately available) but Idera didn't have us in mind to work on it.

Our PM went to Idera's offices and found that it was basically a sales centre and that all the development was outsourced. A week or so later they came and laid off a third of the company. Within 3 months of the purchase, the only employees left were our PM, 2 sales reps, and 2 support.

I can't speak to the software, but I don't like the chances of anyone employed by Travis.
I will tell you what they do in India

In 2015, I got a call from Oracle India and interviews were arranged and I got hired into Oracle India. It was my first job change.

Before to that, I used to work as a contractor for one of the US companies via one of the services company in India.

Oracle offered me way less than what they are offering to other engineers in the same BU, for the same value generated.

Reason Oracle told me that, since I am coming from a lower salary band, Oracle is still giving a reasonable high pay hike.
I argued back IN WRITING that still it is way less than ( lesser than 1/3) of Oracle generally pays.

Oracle said to me, Ok, we will raise your salary in the first pay review which happens. I asked clearly and concisely, what they mean by review, they said you will be in the band.

I left Oracle in 2018.

They never met their promise. Few of my financial aspirations were burned down, trauma different.

They =
[ recruiter, director, vp, hr, ceo's office, legal ]

During all the time at Oracle,
I knocked many doors, all of them simply said "Oracle never committed in writing, a phone call means there is a miscommunication ", hence I do not stand a case.

It is not Indian Director which simply reneged from the bargain, it was the US director, US legal team, which simply reneged.

Escalating to Safra's office also did not help.

Oracle is full with corrupt directors who simply trick Oracle's own rules to cheat the potential hires and trick them to get a lower paying offer.

This was done my director of SW dev in US but I was an India employee.
Same with just “e os”. Name is fine.
>software industry has been the main target, lowering the income levels respective to other, protected professions

I don’t see software engineers suffering. Starting salary in FAANG conpanies is $120K to $250K. That’s better than doctors when you factor in years of education.
Heh, I feel like I need to clarify something. Don't get me wrong, it was not 24/7. Instead it was occasional work with huge several month long gaps :)
When 'society' keeps getting worse, the only advocate remaining for the child is the parent.

I agree that those who make these apps are worse than the parents who are too busy to catch/prevent such incidents before they happen, but those sorts of people have been with humanity for a looong time and aren't going anywhere any time soon. I have been somewhat surprised and saddened to see comments suggesting so in this thread turn gray.

I'm not saying we should give up on improving society and trying to eliminate this sort of crap, but this is always what parenting has been about. If you have the attitude that everyone else needs to responsible for preventing these issues and it's okay for parents not to take any of that responsibility, I'm sorry but you are wrong. We need to do both.
You should usually contact your bank and dispute one of the charges on your bank statement (that's how it seems to work in the UK, at least.)
Ha! I’m the one who opened that ticket. I had implemented my own spell checker which was having some performance issues and was pleased to see ProseMirror works much better now with the browsers spell checker!
Get spectrum robo calls too damn it lol. They are so hell bent on up-selling me tv service they just can't give up trying.
Can’t we just enjoy the sarcasm?
Perhaps, but outside of the FAANG bubble, income levels have been stagnating for quite some time (if you adjust for inflation)
Great. Now how to get the closed source drivers that are essential for actually using your device for anything?

Wifi, cell, gfx, camera, video enc/dec drivers in any android device are just binary bundles and neither in the kernel or in the AOSP.
So the overtime and "on call" is not regulated on the country level?

In Poland it is, we have limits of how much overtime one can have, how much money you get when working overtime (e.g. during the week it is +50% more per hour, during the weekend it is +100% more).
One has to have at least I think 11 hours of free time from work ("on call" + usual office time hours) per 24hrs during the week and it is 36 hrs during the weekend.
I would rather not use the command line to manage my passwords and not everyone can use the command line.
Except that escorts will charge you a lotta money.

Also, would you please post a web link on where escorts are reviewed?
Would courts consider it hacking if it was allowed in the terms we accepted?
> Unncessarily complex data model

The git data model is certainly complex, but I'd be curious to hear why you think it's 'unnecessarily' so. I often try and drum up a new SCM in my head and the data model gets pretty complex every time.
>I've literally had merchants issue a partial refund, disputed the original charge, and ended up with bonus money

...why is this ethical?