skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would, from personal experience, construct a quite different list. Some of mine would be:

* Every other country's telephone numbering is like one's own.

* Every other country's telephone numbering is like that of EU countries, or like the NANP.

* The last 10 digits are the subscriber number.

* Geographic numbers are actually geographic.

* 123456789 is a perfectly fine number to use for test calls.

* STD is exactly like NPA-NXX.

* The leading 1- in NANP long distance form is the country code.

* There are only national and international forms nowadays.

* Users do not use E.164 themselves.

* Emergency numbers are easy to filter out, as it's only one number.

There are also falsehoods that people believe about telephones, which I would start with:

* When you hear the ringing tone, the other end is already ringing.

* Your ringing tone comes from the other end.

* Every network sends in-band call progress tones.

* It's perfectly fine to use fax over a G.729 'phone.

* DTMF is in-band and universally supported.

* DTMF is out of band and synchronous to media.

* There is only one way that callees reject calls, and it never involves being connected.

* TPC does not need to know the correct physical location of your non-mobile 'phone.

* TPC tracks mobile 'phones through "a GPS chip".

* Calls can only be traced whilst the caller is on the line.

* Caller-ID is unspoofable and works across networks and across countries.

* The callee can always clear calls.

* Only the caller can clear a call.
More performance details beyond what's on the site will follow (in a while).

We use RapidJSON in the high-performance mode not the funky mode that minimizes FP error (which is some astounding work - I had no idea that strtof was so involved!). Number conversion is not our #1 focus - doing it well is nice, but all implementations have access to the same FP tricks, so you don't really learn much by going wild on this aspect.

At least, you don't unless FP conversion is your focus, in which case you should share your FP conversion code with everyone!
Senior management must be responsible for the actions of "rogue branch" in an official capacity. When you slip and fall on black ice, you don't sue the janitor.
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strictly speaking you're right. My statement is more along those lines:

http://www.ijstr.org/final-print/nov2015/Comparative-Analysi...

"Although, the tensile strength of steel is 2.5-3.0 times higher than bamboo and the specific gravity 6-8 times that of bamboo; but by counting their tensile strength/unit weight (bamboo vs steel), the tensile strength of bamboo is 3-4 times that of steel."
Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.
Sharing information with broad public is the whole point of social networks. People might not want all consequences, but they want some consequences.
Are you serious? This isn’t how incentives work. The more money is on the line, the more you need refs.

This is true regardless of who’s playing or the culture of the sport. The only reason ultimate frisbee doesn’t have refs is because no one really cares about it.
Dang! The was a very even-handed correction.

You are exceedingly good at your job :)!
> On TC you are either opting-in or forbidden to access.

And it remains to be seen whether that is legal.
Or the allocator library, they were talking about and didn't get anywhere.
This is why I mostly stopped watching the NBA and basketball in general. The foul-calling situation is ridiculous. Many offensive fouls get called as defensive fouls and even good calls slow down the game significantly, more than it's already slowed by the million timeouts in the game. A simple solution would be to lower the amount of fouls a player is allowed to commit before they are sent off like the card system in soccer. Or put players in a penalty box like in hockey for a few mins after every foul and make the team play one down. Or just simply call offensive fouls when the offensive player obviously just runs into the defensive player instead of the other way around. There are many possibilities, but I don't see the NBA exploring any of them and they are no stranger to rule changes. Maybe the NBA wants the games fixed, who knows? Regardless, they have the power to fix this and do not. Hard to argue they are acting in good conscience.
All of these.

Do not store user data on your end unless you absolutely have to.

Do not give user data to third parties unless you absolutely have to.

Do not do anything without the user explicitly or implicitly consenting to it.

Example: You have to momentarily store the users IP address in order to serve their request for a website. Remove the IP address as soon as you served their request, because you don’t absolutely need it any more.

Example: You have to hand user data over to your ISP (and their ISP etc) in order to serve their request for a website. Do not hand this data over to Facebook, Google, your mum or anybody else, because you don’t absolutely need to.

Example: If someone is visiting your website, it is fair to assume implicit consent to the above two bits. However, if you provide a service where they can store data on your server (e.g. Dropbox), you should inform the user on how the data is stored so that they can sensibly consent to this (or not). So if you’re storing data unencrypted, inform the user that this is the case. If you’re storing data in your mum’s basement, inform the user that this is the case. If you’re storing data in some country with strange laws, inform the user that this is the case.
This gives me an idea of an online gambling site where people bet crypto on which rat will drown first. I will call it thunderpool. 2 rats enter, 1 rat leaves.
I was about to suggest Hetzner Cloud as well, but wasn't sure if OP is looking for IaaS (like Hetzner Cloud) or PaaS.
Define "technical requirement". It's not really technical, it's political. As an end user, I couldn't care less about being able to inspect how the code works. What I would like is for Linux to have a stable API for drivers, so out-of-tree drivers could work on every release without DKMS or crap like that. Windows could do it, so it's definitely not a "technical requirement".

If they are afraid of getting bug reports from guys running out-of-tree drivers, they can still keep using the "tainted" mechanism. It is not incompatible with having a stable API.
Some how I feel this would be very inefficient due to small delta-temp.
But, you know, I have seen one or two such email addresses. So somebody do use them.
Interesting: The title was changed ('57-Page' was removed) while the comment which classified the prior title as close to click-bait was downvoted.

I didn't know that users could change the title of their submission. How is this possible or is this actually a post by YC?

If latter, a hint would be great that this might be YC promoted content and not actual user content.
Java does do escape analysis to allocate certain things on the stack.
There is no utopia. There are always winners and losers. Also, every system has cracks and loopholes which work against meritocracy.
This is a typical exercise in thermodynamics courses, but simple models may not be very accurate.
Monopoly is good - except Google.

- Peter Thiel
Here's the node bindings for rapid json, I'm assuming it would be similar.

https://github.com/matthewpalmer/node-rapidjson
do you only focus on web? any links to a newsletter for device/embedded focused devs?
Only the robot wrestling left and "Real Steel" (2011) is a reality. :)
"Unforgivable" is a bit strong. I don't think this is something which invalidates our entire approach - nothing in the algorithm depends on this behavior as the \0 chars don't appear until quite late. Even then, we are not dependent on sighting a \0 in our string normalization and as such we can probably just store a offset+length in our 'tape' structure rather than assuming we have null terminated strings.

Please add an issue on Github.

Edit: I went ahead and added an issue. Seems like something we should fix.
On top of the other replies, you should keep in mind that being more green than producing concrete is pretty easy.
Perhaps here's a meta-lesson to be learned for a right mindset: there are many ways to start (a good news i presume) but less and less ways to grow in a sustainable fashion as your business matures (YC or others can help you with that).
I doubt someone using CSV for big data is going to follow that rule...
why does clicking subscribe lag a bit and then clear all the input fields? i was subscribed but it is odd behaviour

edit: got two emails too
Looking at the whole situation from the outside... yeah.

In my experience there's only one reasonable way to deal with "friendly" forks like that. Meet up with the folks who forked the project, thank them for their work and ask if they're interested in reunifying the codebase and joining the two teams.

And if that fails, you switch to "Okay I respect this is GPL/BSD/xyz'd OSS, you have a right to fork the code. But can you please name it something else so people aren't confused? And do you mind if I cherrypick some of your cool features and fixes back into mainline?"

Maybe I'm just turning into an old pacifist, but I just don't see the point of stoking hatred and arguments in an open community.
It's not very useful if the essay has many grammar error. Please make someone review your comment, because it makes the service look unreliable.

[I think it's ok to have some errors in the copy of a technical article of a personal blog, but if you are going to spam about a writing service, the text must be flawless.]
> The symbol ... is directly descended from the RAF

Aircraft roundels originated with the French Tricolore cockade. Concentric circles are used in many many country's roundels, and are far from anything particularly British.
TL;DR Everything has tradeoffs. You can't have it all.
While I agree with most what you wrote, I still think that setting up a legal entity is a good first step. Most wannabes struggle with starting. They wait for the perfect idea, the perfect team and so on. They never start. Even if you start with a crappy idea. Ideas will evolve, get pivoted, whatever. My message is about to start and not wasting your time with inactivity like reading random Google Docs by random dudes.
What people see and viscerally understand is that they 1) upload a video and 2) get a link that they can share with others. Up to this point, it's the same as e.g. Dropbox.

What's not immediately clear is that the video (and channel) now shows up in search results. You won't be aware of that unless you either have a clear mental model of the platform, or try to search for the video title yourself (which implies a certain sort of mental model to be present already).
From a security perspective, if I give a person a know https url and a password, it is indistinguishable from a know https url with the password appended in the path. There is even a standard where you can write https://username:password@example.com/

Any distinguishable security property will have to come from elsewhere, such as the web server detecting a brute force scan and blocking the request. Tor can't do this so it has to rely on the address length alone, which now can be 56 characters of A-Z and numbers 2-7. I do not know how plausible it would be to scan the whole key space, but I suspect the tor project considered this when they increase the key size with version 3. In comparison scanning the whole IPv4 network takes around 45m for the zmap project.

Let's Encrypt developers have stated interest in .onion, see: https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/if-when-will-le-support-...

The additional considerations in regard to tor is that all traffic is already end-to-end encrypted with identity being served through the address. In regard to https there isn't much left, beyond enabling standards like http2 which explicitly require https and browser security features which are only enabled when visiting a https website.
Or you could, you know, ask.

I feel like people have some kind of allergic reaction to sitting down with people and actually getting a person's perspective. It's slow. It takes time. It costs money. But you know, UX professionals do this. In fact, product designers do this.

I think the model where we'll just watch everyone all the time and treat them like lab rats and that somehow the "data" is going to give us insights is a) creepy b) misleading and c) lazy.

Can you imagine if your toaster (company) watched your entire daily routine in order to "optimize" it? Fffuuu....
Kleinwalsertag. Austrian territory, but only reachable (by road) through germany. Was connected to german phone network, which changed once telco stuff got smart enough. Effect: For some time a german and an austrian phone number reached the same phone.
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That's weird, because the only reason to go to a public pool is so you could pee in it.
Brazil has changed the rules around the requirement to specify an operator for domestic long distance calls several years ago: https://gizmodo.uol.com.br/anatel-aprova-ligacoes-de-longa-d... (link in Portuguese)
Do jails kill people? No. Jail is a tool. People kill people.
I've developped a full RFC compliant CSV parser with Python bindings and supporting SSE4 to AVX-512 instruction sets, however i'm struggling with my hierarchy to open-source it at the moment.

But, the goal of my message is not to tease you with an unavailable code. It's just to say it is a lot more simpler to write a CSV parser than a JSON parser.

So, do not hesitate to write one yourself ! It's easy and a nice way to introduce yourself to SIMD instructions.
No, the point of most social networks to most people is sharing information with people close to you. To witness, Facebook being more popular than Twitter.
But why build 18 stories building at all, in a pretty small town (it looks like)?
If only you could figure out where the front is. To a pedestrian, it's mostly hundreds and hundreds of meters of desolate concrete wall to walk around the building.
It's similar to "don't be evil".
While I do like Digital Ocean and it's perfectly fine solution, I like and use Scaleway.com which is slightly cheaper, at least for small projects and I would say equally easy to use and reliable.
It is not clear at all in Java, variables get stack allocate via escape analysis.

The extent this is made depends on what JVM is being used.
A big difference between programming and law is that the programmers ultimate incentive is independent of the processors incentive. In law and politics there are multiple agents each with their own incentives, so it is extremely important to uniformize the application of the law (in order to be equal before the law). That nearly all systems do provide leeway for the judge (anglosaxon common law emphasizes this and civil law doesnt, so it's more arguing appearances) is not because it is a feature, but because the law is not that exactly specified. One could imagine each precedent by a judge to be accompanied by a democratic consultation, since in a democracy the people are supposed to govern themselves. While this could allow rampant democratic discrimination (both on factors which are recognized discriminative properties: skin tone, religion, ...; but also on factors not yet recognized as discriminative properties), it would also provide a means for proving our voting behaviour to be discriminative in some sense. In this way unintentional discrimination can be highlighted and corrected.

For example a constant back and forth switching on some rule such that the black person goes to prison while the white person walks free would constantly choke the system for democratic consultations until the populace collectively decides to let the black person drink from the same fountain as the white person (or whatever). The system should be set up such that whenever rules are applied unequally it slightly chokes the system with another democratic consultation, until humans end up with equality before the law.
You can use NNTP over SSL, but I'm not sure the certificates get safely checked or if its snake oil...
Do you support sites with https? It looks difficult to remove the ads/trackers without breaking the signatures.
Nobody is shaming the girl. The title is very misleading.
Windows developers have access to the source code under NDA. This is much less feasible for Linux developers, obviously.
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If that was true then it wouldn't matter what buildings look like at all.
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The Oath websites and Medium are on my mental blacklists of sites I simply don’t bother with. The content isn’t good enough to care. It does mean I hit comment threads like this and can’t read the article. Oh well, I’m trying to reduce my internet time anyway.
To make the product better, we require information about how the user interacts with it.

What about if we:

1. Save data anonymously.
OR
2. If we have to save some data, we give them an option to access what we have saved. something like 'Data Settings'.
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That's got nothing to do with having a stable API. There are thousands of device drivers that were written over 10 years ago which work perfectly well on current versions of Windows and which will keep working for years to come.

Linux made the political decision not to allow this, at the expense of end users.
Some of the company work remotely for only that reason. You always have the option to say no.
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The magnetosphere and solar wind
> iTunes is not a "lousy piece of crap".

I commend you on your loyalty.
I wish there was a mechanism that allowed you to let the browser voluntarily tell which page referred you...
Mostly ionized oxygen, sulfur, iron, various random metals and light elements.
Cement production emits 5% all man made CO2 emissions.
Thanks for the feedback. Aside from n/design, what other newsletters did you subscribe to?
I just realised I had been reading "Oath" as "OAuth" - not that I am aware of visiting the site but I wonder if they chose that name to get some additional credibility?
Thanks, didn't occur to me that they meant view size and not file size.
One cc is pretty small.
Partly because they can; it's very much partly a demonstration of the technology. Partly because it means not having to let the town spread out and take over surrounding farmland and wilderness when you can build up.
That’s the thing: it isn’t.

The amount of blood which could be donated is finite, yes. But it is also far, far greater than the amount which is donated.

Also, it is possible, if unproven, that the benefit to seniors is great, while it is known that the cost in health of donating blood is minimal, and may be beneficial. That, too, would be positive sum.

You want to call it creepy and vampiric? I admit, that’s how it strikes me as well.

But you didn’t say that, you said it was zero-sum. Not so.
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...and after landing on that page, you have to click through to the privacy Dashboard, where you can supposedly opt-out of individual partners.

I say "supposedly", because the first partner I clicked on led me to the "I'm not a robot" captcha.

After which I just closed the window. Guess I'll not read the article after all.

How on earth they expect this to fly under the GDPR, expecially considering that "[t]hese partners may access your device to collect data for ad selection, delivery and measurement", is beyond me.
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I Work in Czech republic.

So far switching jobs was not a problem. Nor getting a job.

Around 7 years as a developer on some form or other. Currently 2500$/Month with a 4 day work-week. Interesting work. Up to additional 500-1000$ a month for my on-call duties. No additional variable compensation. Some possibility to get pre-IPO share of the startup. No sick-days. 20 day vacation. Vacation is auto-approved :)

Previously similar compensation for a 5 day work-week as a QA/Internal tooling dev at US corp with local presence. Accumulated ~20K$ stock over, but only half of it vested as I was leaving :P 5 days of no-questions-asked sick-days. 25 days of vacation. 15% of additional variable compensation.

Around 30% tax/social-security (there are additional employee taxes on top of my salary, but custom is to pretend that this is the employers problem :) Some opt for self-employment scheme (you can half your tax if you have good accountant), that can be sometimes in a grey legal area, if you are billed by a single large corporation.

Started at 800$ with 4 hours a day 7 years ago.

Currently around 500$/month recurring life expenses (I own my flat, so mostly utilities, insurance, phone bills, e.t.c., if I rented, it might be additional 300$ for 2 bedroom flat?), around 10$ price of dinner at a pub. And feeding a family of three is more expensive than I'd like :)
My mother stopped by Maya bay yesterday on her boat, and had this to say:

——

I was there yesterday, and was devastated to see that the new rules re beach/boat access are being broken. Several longtails/speedboats had tied to the buoyed demarcation line... which has been moved closer to the beach btw, and were inside the exclusion zone. Also, tour boats that were on mooring balls were belching filthy diesel exhaust fumes, leaving an oily film floating on the water. Add to that the plastic debris floating around, and it’s as disappointing as it has been for the 8 years I’ve known it. 2 boats actually landed on the beach, with the passengers walking around on the sand/in the water. Where were the rangers? Their boat was there, but not a ranger to be seen. They’re usually very quick to appear, to ask for the National Park payment. I’m happy to pay, although I have questioned before why the rubbish is in overflowing sacks on the small adjoining beach on Maya Bay. I think this is just a PR stunt, not a real effort. Come on Phuket/Krabi, you could do so much better.

——

So, the ground truth seems to be that this is little more than a PR effort. For my part, I’ve seen the rangers just burning and/or just heaping up trash a few meters inland from the beach on multiple “pristine” islands.
Algo trader here. This document is fantastic.

I think it's hard to show, but coding is of paramount importance. General skills like keeping things in version control, writing simple code, and making things modular. But also quite advanced specific topics like CRTP or cache optimization. Could be a whole book in itself without the financial parts.
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To name a few professional that need to talk work with each others: journalists, lawyers, medical personal, security, and government. If just a small amount of the sensitive information that get transported through data brokers like facebook and google get moved to more secure end-to-end then I see a major win for projects like this. Take for example a psychologist seeking a second opinion on a recorded video of a patient, which as I understand is a rather standard practice. If I was the patient then I wish they used tools like this rather than a password protected google drive, which for practical reasons I assume many non-technical psychologist use.
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as a non-mathematician, I would love to see mouseover hints for mathematical symbols. For example, the proof explorer has a symbol ∈ which means "is contained within". But I don't know that without consulting the "Metamath Proof Explorer Overview" page. Being able to put the definition into the proof would greatly improve accessibility to non- or novice mathematicians, IMO.