skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
in this context, "silicon valley" is used to mean the tech industry, and everyone here knows what the comment means.

it's as if you're complaining that somebody referred to "wall street" during the discussion of an investment bank because they're actually located in CT.
Even private businesses are at risk of a well funded company coming undercutting them on costs until they sell themselves or fold.
this will enable the creation of brand new vegetable varieties like Chernushima carrots...
And these exist mostly to keep workers on campus, so that they don't need to go home as much.
This was a three node cluster, with 3 replicas.
Another C++ package manager?
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Attendant Google'd name of the patient -> clicked on LinkedIn profile. That would be enough to get them suggested to you.
I used the title CNN used.

I don't know if "your shit title" is the current title chosen by someone else. Or the CNN title chosen by someone else.

:-)
Try google cloud?
Similar thing happened to me with both Facebook and LinkedIn. I visited a bank and spoke to an employee for about 10 minutes about opening an account for my business. My location was switched off and at no point did we exchange numbers.

A day later, I saw that particular employee in my suggestions on both LinkedIn and Facebook

We of course had no mutual connections at all
Of course it doesn't, but then free movement of people cannot be stopped.
Interesting, it's always good to know what the technical lingo is in these things, it helps us understand how the marketing minds think.
It also prevents use of the sendfile optimisation -- meaning a lot of Kafka perf disappears.
It doesn't matter how much money you spend on building roads, traffic only gets relieved for a little while before it is followed by new development to clog everything back up again. And once that development spins up your options for expanding anything further dry up quickly. It's a cycle that perpetuates itself while also compounding the problem with each iteration.

It's the culmination of poor urban planning, poor public transportation and a culture of selfishness. Cars are a relic of the 1920s-- they do not fucking work at scale but nobody is willing to admit it.
Yeah I'm not saying is easier for google, but would be a net gain for everyone in the long run
You know something? you're right. You had me at financial literacy.
I know companies wouldn't be able to put 14 year olds on their payroll. However, given the proliferation of devices and apps, what are the legal and ethical ways of getting your pre-production app or device into the hands of users who otherwise cannot give consent or be hired?
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That's where resellers come in. If you sell something like software, you can use a reseller like Fastspring, and they deal with taxes world wide. Since they sell the software, they owe VAT and GST and sales tax and whatnot -- you don't.

They take a generous markup (6-9%), but for small sellers, it's a good deal.
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On the drive to my location... makes sense.
Fair enough, that's true relatively speaking. The rest of the western world justifies its idiocy mostly through nationalistic, ethnic and class bigotry. Although the anti-muslim prejudice there seems an awful lot like the anti-muslim prejudice here.
He's born in Paris.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Goscinny
Out of curiosity, what other cities have you lived in?

I've lived in few (San Diego, Boston, Phoenix, Los Angeles), visited many more in the US and abroad for work, I'd rank San Francisco near the bottom of the pack.

This might not be the case for you, but many people I've met who really love SF moved here in their 20s. Any city is going to be amazing at that age -- you're young and independent and thriving on the new experiences a city provides. Naturally, you're going to form an attachment.

Most people who move to SF later in their life seem less tolerant of its many problems.
One of my dream projects is to clone JA2 as a modern, open-source game with a campaign editor. What OpenTTD is to TTD.
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Ballmer signed off on the Azure investment over 10 years ago.

Today I believe that's their biggest revenue stream alongside Office perhaps.

Big picture, Ballmer was a huge success.
Just to go off on a bit of a tangent: There's something to be said about the past being inappropriate today. We should have 2 Live Crew post lyrics from their 80's and early 90's material on Twitter and see how quickly they are outcasted from society.
That's interesting, I would have thought the costs associated with printing a paper magazine would be fairly high compared with digital distribution, though?
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I pretty much went down the same path, though with all of Make's quirks, my generic Makefiles end up being nothing more than an index of commands that instead run bash scripts. But then the problem is shifted into bash's error prone syntax. So then for non-trivial logic, I end up having the bash script call a Python script, especially if dependencies are involved.

It would be nice to have something like EditorConfig for project commands, i.e., my Sublime or your VS Code could parse one common Makefile (or similar) and map its commands to Build, Run, Debug, etc in the UI.

In some sense, I think a different real solution is to Dockerize everything and then just docker build / docker run. Of course this can get complex for some projects, especially where the local setup is different than the production setup, e.g., Docker Compose vs Kubernetes for instance.
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Any sport that requires an external rack for equipment like bikes, kayaks, or skis is a major hassle with rental vehicles. Sure some rental agencies already offer vehicles with racks but dealing with all the various options and configurations becomes a huge problem for logistics and inventory management. So they often don't have what you want when you actually need it. I'll keep my personally owned vehicles regardless of cost.
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The X-37B drone (a space shuttle replacement for the Air Force) is suspected to be doing exactly that.

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/why-russia-china-...
With regards to sporting equipment I was specifically thinking about baseball, but football and hockey can also tend to have lots of equipment.
I switched on my win10 box today, opened a shell and typed ”ssh otherbox” to ssh into my linux box.

Unless we are having the “but telemetry” discussion (again) there are very few ways that 10 is worse than a previous version.
> Free trade is great when applied evenly.

Free trade is great even when applied unevenly.
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Because they did disappear overnight. Microsoft changed their licensing so that screens had to be under 10.1" to get reduced pricing with Windows 7. By this time, netbooks had already creeped into the 11" size range.

The second thing that caused them to die out was increased memory requirements. The chipset used in the majority of netbooks topped out at a single 2GB dimm. With bloated apps like Chrome and Electron, the systems became practically unusable.
It sounds like you're weighing depth vs width in comment sections. By depth I mean "more detail on this single thing", by width I mean "more over an overview of things like this single thing". Maybe you can tag users accordingly, and ignore comments based on the "this user tends to go wide, not deep"-score. Would be something to show (and get annoyed with endless possible alternatives mentioned in the comments ;).
Sorry, went a bit out of context when trying not to be specific.
It's not a messaging service but an additional visual layer to 'communicate' with.

* updated the ask to clarify that.
I am not parent commenter, but your comment really struct the chord here.
I failed to convince 2 people (my mgr and team-lead) for our relatively-green-field project 2 years ago to use Kotlin... Thing is - same people killed an idea to use Lombok as well. So it is an uphill crawl no matter how "big" is the change - it is how comfortable people are with what you are proposing, and where they (and you) are in a command (aka responsibility-and-headache-if-something-new-goes-wrong) chain.
Being allowed options other than Bell has been a huge boon to consumers and businesses in Ontario.

Although we still overpay for everything and Bell probably still makes money on the underlying infrastructure, at least we don't have to deal with them directly.
We are a B2B SaaS, generally used by all employees of our client organisations, and there is truth to both sides.

We do continually improve the product which benefits all our clients: sometimes features for new sales, sometimes better responsiveness or error management, sometimes in response to competitors.

But our customers are quite locked in by momentum - it would cost them a lot to change and they wouldn't see much benefit, and certainly any costs in our area are pure overhead for their business (i.e. our product doesn't directly produce their product or service).

However there is a low bar below which our competitors would eat us.

We do strive to improve the product, and we actually really care about end user usability, partially because we believe happy users do influence sales to other organisations.
My experiences with Makefiles are different. I can understand mine up to 3 months after I write them. And if I read someone else's Makefile, it's a binary blob, full of hacks, optimalizations, walkarounds and compatibility quirks between GNU make, BSD make, with sometimes different Makefiles for FreeBSD, Linux, OpenBSD, DOS, and Visual Studio uses its own project file in the win32 directory. It's a mess.
It's amusing and somewhat annoying to see people attempt to categorize all Muslims as wanting to destroy the rights of women in the US while the rights of women in the US are under very real siege by Christian fundamentalists tearing apart bits and pieces for things like reproductive rights.

The left isn't afraid of Muslims in the US because not only are they usually more progressive than their fundamentalist counterparts but also because they're a minority population with very little political power.

It's a rather disengenous argument. I see very little fear or animosity pointed towards the groups that are actively in power and trying to tear things down versus the scapegoat being blamed for the actions of another country.
I really like Invoke / Fabric for Python projects, though it feels weird to use in non-Python projects when it comes to dependencies. [Now I have to explain to non-Python people things like virtual envs, pipenv vs pip vs pipsi, pyenv, etc.]

Just curious if you install Invoke individually for each project or keep one global install?

I suppose I could always git exclude the tasks.py Invoke files.
Are you talking about the 2019 RC? What did they do UI wise? Screenshots I have seen all show very minor cosmetic changes.
This doesn't seem odd to me. People go out on weekends and are in contact with people they aren't normally around.
> misrepresentations

"Affirmative action" is the PC term for what he described, and is pretty broadly accepted...
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Layoffs at BuzzFeed, Verizon, now Vice too: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/vice-media-reorganize...
It's a legit use of the horn to make some noise when another driver can't see you and is about to collide with you. (Honest mistake that happens to a lot of people, the horn should be seen as non-judgmental in that case.)
Which Canadian institutions would you say are "bumbling and third-rate" today?
A lot of current driving demand is inelastic though.
Then certainly Google deserves the same (i.e. gentle into the night) and then some. Not only have they done plenty of damage to the computing industry but they've normalized a lack of privacy in doing so. That is, Google has done social, if not sociopolitical damage (that makes MS looks like the tooth fairy).

Your disgust is fitting. But let's be sure the context is appropriate as well.
I think a rock that makes you immortal would be worth a hell of a lot more than its weight in gold..
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McClatchy offers buy-outs to 10% today as well.

https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/mcclatchy-follows-buzzfee...

I have a sense that big waves like this are a leading indicator for market as a whole.
Users of SCons (https://scons.org/), and Waf (https://waf.io/) disagree with your point of view.
I speak here perhaps not only for myself but others: although Microsoft had been reviled, and still is, somehow Gates escaped that personally. I've never felt that I dislike Bill Gates.

There had been a smaller Microsoft before the rise of MS-DOS and Windows. Microsoft was a vendor of BASIC interpreters that were integrated into some 8 bit microcomputers, which I used. The Apple II's "Applesoft" basic was derived from Microsoft's work. Its name is a portmanteau of Apple and Microsoft, a kind of touchstone that highlights a complex history of cooperation and rivalry between the two.
Is there a clawback provision in the stock option agreement?
Why would it need to be Linux? I love linux, but mostly because it works well and is open source. I'd love for a big tech company to put their weight behind SEL4. That would go a long way for Microsoft: formally proven security, tiny footprint, good performance, etc. It's something that has massive potential for super computers all the way down to IOT. It just needs a proper ecosystem behind it.

Or maybe buy QNX off of Blackberry and make it open source again. That would also be nice.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but that existence (or, it should be said, the possibility) of that very large public benefit is exactly the thing that could be used to shield those companies' business decisions from any constructive criticism or regulation.

"Last year, Senator McClellan caused 40,000 people to die by voting against the Make AV Companies Invulnerable Act"
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For the downvoters: why? Miss Jeong explicitly writes racist stuff on Twitter, and endangered the life of a Chinese person when she was working at Vice, it is a story that is not hidden, or controversial, the facts are easy to verify, so why the downvotes?
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Why would self driving taxis behave different than human driven taxis? I mean, the same argument (cars don't need to be in walking distance) applies to taxis whether a human drives it or a computer?