skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Seems to be less 'networking is overrated' and more 'networking events are overrated/don't work'.

Which makes sense. Those events tend to be about 99.99% desperate business people try to sell you something, and don't really attract the attention of anyone they'd need to attract nor the level of genuine closeness you'd need anyway. It's like the offline equivalents of those 'promotion forums' and subreddits you see online; absolutely depressing as hell because no one cares about anything other than selling themselves and no one in their actual market is around to take them up on the offer. In the same way you can't create the next Facebook by solely marketing to people who want to create the next Facebook, you can't make useful connections from events where everyone has the same self centred goals.
"Accidentally" erased footage of the moon landing?!?
oh wait, I had the S/C corp backwards. I used a Delaware S Corp
I didn’t realize anyone had read it, I moved it To the parent comment in the thread.
UK residents will also no longer be able to say they live in Europe. /s

Norway is still allowed to register EU domains. This seems spiteful.
Which is why it makes sense for a boat, but as for this article about van life, not so much.
Could you hazard a guess as to what percentage of the 7th fleet's operational work would need to be curtailed to get it back into a more reasonable, sustainable position? Thanks.
“Not everybody lives in California”: Tesla Model 3's frozen door handles
I think the Broken Window Fallacy is the core underpinning of this book.

Hazlitt wrote another good book Thinking as a Science.
That's not really a syntax problem, though.

Also, hidden state/context is also not that weird? Do you need to know the exact location of the memory/stream that `console.log()` writes to in order to log the console? The physical details of how `navigator.compass.getHeading()` gets its information to use a compass heading? Both of those trampoline off into native code and the details of what the actual "explicit" locations for them is both irrelevant and highly variable depending on browser and system.

Unless you are looking at the namespace "objects" such as `console` or `navigator.compass` as "explicit locations", but you can add namespaces to your imports if that helps you feel like things are more "grounded". Import it and use it as `React.useState()` instead, for instance.
Regardless of other problems, TFA makes it clear that LTJG Coppock failed really hard between 0120 and 0130. Although her subordinates probably should have detected the Crystal sooner, she had ten minutes to save the lives of her crew, and she should have done so. Navigating out of danger might not have been possible, but an emergency stop like that executed by LTJG Breau a month earlier would have worked. The really unforgivable (as in, detail a firing squad) offense was not to sound the alarm and get those sailors out of their soon-to-flood bunks.

I'd say that the captain should receive the same punishment that Coppock gets, and the captain of a month before as well. It's difficult to say from the outside whether that should go up the chain, but perhaps it should, just to be safe.
We add it when the community might not have heard of the startup or known they did YC. Airbnb, Dropbox, Stripe, Reddit, Docker, Twitch, Zenefits, Instacart etc. don't need it (and indeed, consistently don't get it).
The time to do the right thing has already passed. What you are observing is called "damage control" after it has been found that company was not, in fact, doing the right thing.
I think there are much better things to worry about. The talented students will find a way to rise up from their surroundings. They are probably better prepared for life anyway with their tough upbringing.
Are there any ready made components available yet? Something similar to PrimeNG or Vuetify?
There's a cumulative effect too, in some cases. I took AP and "dual credit" classes in high school (and the local university) that got me out of some of freshman required classes. Near the end of my undergrad program, I had time in my schedule to take graduate-level classes.
Perhaps with some tweaking to the chip-set, you could overclock to 5.5Ghz. Another option might be to use Dynix PTX and link 16 x86 machines together as one logical machine to render the ads. Mini-Mainframes could make a come-back. You could also write an application to load balance the DOM's to a bunch of VM's at AWS. Beyond that, I am out of ideas. Anyone else have any ideas to help this person?
Were there more narrowly tailored laws SF could have passed? Yes. Does the SF Board of Supervisors generally care about overbroad laws? No.
Hanlon's razor should not be employed with situations where money vanishes.
Have there been any major productivity gains in the past 5-10 years? Not really. So I see no reason to expect any in the next 5-10 years.
Home Solar Power 101
Can confirm, 3.6 is where my office made the leap too.
Can't speak to any of that. The appearance to me as a consumer walking around with an engineering eye, is that the early days of expensive higher end, store exclusive home LED bulbs (e.g. Cree at Home Depot) has given away to an all out price war.
How about them buying new trains that don't fit the tracks and maintenance barns?

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/transportation/sea...
re: community

I hope we move on from Slack as a community hub. It's not about searchability -- it's totally unsuitable for public/open communities. If you've been in there recently you probably know what I mean -- it's vulnerable to griefing in a way that, to my understanding, Slack is not interested in fixing.
That's a great idea. We've tried to keep this current version of ClusterScope as transparent as possible, and not require any secrets. It works by using the http registry api to get a list of tags, and then sorting them to determine how current your image is. To support private registries, we'd want to run this on your laptop or cluster to avoid having to collect any registry secrets. That's definitely an option, we could make this run locally so that you wouldn't have to share credentials with us. (I contributed to the ClusterScope tool)
I have a big 48 port PoE switch (Ubiquity) and power tons of devices from it. You can get a GbE PoE “uninjector” which will give you a 5V micro USB output and use that to power tons of things all over the house, while also leaving the GbE usable at full speed (on Amazon). I also buy PoE versions of things whenever possible. I even have PoE switches powered by the core switch and home automation gear powered by PoE (e.g. Control4). Great low wattage DC distribution, and getting greater with PoE++ (I have just one 4 port PoE++ for now, but it is also 10GbE.)
Well I had only one LED bulb fail me in 10 years. And not having a mercury vial in each roof (CFLs) is a bonus.
How is it stealing if you agreed to their terms? The contractors still got paid.
I'm glad you're still earning income from it. It was my favorite of the JVM alt-languages, but it just seemed to have died around 2015 with all the others.

I say "died" but I know that people still write in Scala and Groovy, but how many new projects are you seeing in those languages?

At one point I set out to find work doing Clojure, but not much turned up in my locale. I did one professional project at a former company and only got the green light for using Clojure because it was basically a throw-away in a couple years when a new business process was coming in anyways.

Good luck to you, but it's not a niche I would want to be in. You have to mold yourself to the market, not the other way around (usually).
If you strip away the application as a cryptocurrency, blockchain is just another hammer looking for a nail. Heck, even as a currency you're right in that it's an overly-complex hammer for a nail that already has a dozen hammers.

I agree though that further discussion would be necessary to find that nail for blockchain, but the elephant in the room (Bitcoin) has people who are personally and financially invested, leading to incessant noise being constantly generated around anything related to blockchain.
Thanks for seeing the value, after releasing this I got to know some services require session authentication, so without your password (or cookies) the bot cannot verify.

I think this was a nice experiment and still usable for many services.