skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you have less congestion. I can come back 10 min later if the maker is blocked. That doesn't work with mowers.
looks like it does
I wouldn't mind seeing the latest commit history there, but the stats are totally out of place.
You say control and order, I say rounding Uighur for things like having a beard or refusing to let PLA soldiers stay in their house.

The language you’re using denudes the situation of any semblance of the real horror of it. The ‘control and order’ you’re talking about goes far beyond putting up security checkpoints or arresting people for disorder, they’re sending people to re-education camps for the mere suspicion of opposition and they are forcibly trying to “HANify” these people’s culture away unlike the other ethnic minorities in China like the Dong, Miao, Hui, or Yi.

Is it an internal manner? Sure. Do I have to ageee with it? Nope, it does not absolve the PRC of criticism.

The usage of terrorism to erect a security surveillance state should be opposed everywhere.
My Significant Locations list has always been set to off and I usually advise privacy concious people to switch it off. With a new iPhone it's always a good idea to go through all the settings and make sure it's all setup the way you like it.
Thanks! Yes the book focuses on C/C++, but you don't need very much C/C++ knowledge to follow along in the book.

Most of the time, we treat C/C++ libraries as black boxes that we compile to WASM, though in some cases like Pacman, we do have to modify the original code, but you should be able to infer what we're doing from the context and the text.
Is there a link for the support documentation?
Same here. I look for 2 stars as 1 star is emotional.
Do you have any evidence to back up that statement?

In any case, I do not think that UK records the information in terms of non-UK and UK citizenship (or from European countries vs non-European countries), but if you can find it, please let me know.
I can't believe how much people bitch about paywalls in HN... In fucking HN, of all places. You can't bypass a stupid paywall?
Spot on! How much productivity is lost due to turnover and re-hiring?
It's called GitHub pages
The frontend is built with ReasonML on the web, and some other stuff on mobile. What the backend is built with is separate.
The master of creating a product. i.e. the most valuable thing in an early stage startup in terms of tech.
Laravel 5: Use Query Caching to Make Your App Fast
I see their articles all over the place but it seems crazy that they aren't in control of their own publishing platform. I actually thought they were just an offshoot of Medium to begin with.

They do seem to be doing good things but it's still investing in digital publishing in 2019 which seems to me at best risky. If I could afford to lose the money I might give it a shot.

I really don't know about crowdfunding in general though. Has anyone actually made a decent return on investment in this way? Any success stories I don't know about?
Not a fool proof way, but when you buy, say, a $10 000 car, you should budget some thousands for repairs. Then if it breaks down soon after and it's too expensive to repair, your downside is $10 000, which is how much your $40 000 new car would depreciate in a very short time. If you don't have especially bad luck, this doesn't happen for every second hand car you own, but the depreciation is guaranteed to happen for every new car.
I'll write it in php. That thing refuses to die.
That would indeed have been better, but the product itself is pretty much à about handling and processing events, so...

It feels like having the architecture not be event-driven when the whole product is about dealing with events would be the same as going the event-driven architecture route for, let's say, a knowledge-sharing SaaS

But I will definitely keep spark in mind for the future, thank you :-)
It can be easier to catch the big fish for their lame but documented crimes, rather than prove the big conspiracy they're running. Al Capone was convicted for tax evasion after all.
Could it mean that gender was something so obvious and useful as a concept that early people, while trying to figure out the world around them and how it all fits together, just naturally extended the idea to just about everything?

It doesn't really make sense to anthropomorphise things once you're an adult, but I bet everyone can remember trying to figure out the world as a kid and just assuming things are of similar nature as people.

I think that even languages which currently don't have gender forms of words, like English, still have the concept psychologically firmly embedded in the culture. The generic "cat" is more female than male. The "tom-cat" is only male. A "rock", I'll bet, is also subconsciously male, and a "river" more female than male. It's all there, even if not explicit in language. OTOH, it's not really universal, different languages assign gender pretty much randomly - but they do assign it.

Social determinism and radical neutrality go against the grain of this "making sense of the world" phase of development, and probably don't result in a practical world-view.
This is the kind of thing you institute culturally and don’t put into writing explicitly. Weird that he did the latter. Can’t imagine doing that.
Companies, by proxy, are agents of the government. Anything a company collects and saves can come to be held by the government. Some companies even require a warrant before they give the government said information.
If a motorist would have to stop for you, or even would have to significantly slow down, then no, it's not considered safe, or "polite". Because the driver may not do that and might hit you.
https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter.

The original source also already has been on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19135434
Good on ya, UC. Stick it to those dirty greedy double-dealing Dutch bstrds.
If anybody was serious about tackling the money laundering problem, the corporate death penalty should have been applied to HSBC ten years ago. And its assets broken up and parceled out to more ethical banks.
As commenters point out in sibling threads, there is a logic to the hierarchy: the top is GitHub operations and concepts, while the bottom are git concepts. (“Releases” are really just tags.)
Thank you! I'll check!
First you define a very simple virtual machine so that the part that needs to be ported to different hardware is minimal. Then you write software for that machine using tools that are themselves written for that machine. Make sure that the parts that are needed for software development inside your VM are very precisely defined.
> I, frankly, don't trust career coders who don't have an active interest in the broader activities around coding

I think that's unfair and ends up feeling a lot like signaling to me.

Some of those things I'm very interested in, but there are tons of development things I'm just not excited about. I don't care about containerization trends, about kernels, not all that interested in chasing the new shiny front-end stuff. I am curious about FPGAs but don't have enough reason to go farther than that. I know devs who do not care about machine learning, about databases, whatever, but are very adept at their areas of interest. If I talk about my hobby work with robotics and microcontrollers and another dev isn't interested at all, I'm not going to judge their general skills.

Expecting people to be excited about anything related to computers, hardware, general engineering isn't very realistic. It's such an amazingly broad cross-section of fields and interests.
Getting Started with Serverless in 2019
Given that you explicitly allow maintenance? Then your #1 problem is making an organization which persists for 100 years; the software is a detail.

If you didn't allow that, then you're asking for a complicated series of bets on future substrates your software will run on, many of decompose into "Ship an organization that will care enough about it to keep the underlying substrates running and available."
Though the author seems to be laser focused on career progression and $$$ (I suspect due to cultural bias's)

"I had practical skills in all aspects of professional software engineering." I don't see any layer 1-3 skills there.

I would expect a full stack ie layers 1-7 developer to be able to design and get implemented a small network.
Gambit Scheme is also good (and fast). It’s used as the base of lambdanative, a cross platform scheme framework mostly targeted at native mobile

http://www.lambdanative.org
It’s really just death rate at the time the newborn is born: if x% of the population died in 2016 and that never changed going forward, how long would the mean person born that year live (given that people born in earlier years would be dying at their rate, contributing to the formula.

So technically not actually predicting an expected lifespan (thermonuclear war could happen after all) but allows longitudinal and secular analysis.
Show HN: One-liner curry decorator in Python
Does that use MINGW though and require you to build all that junk on Windows?
...and to comply with the law. The law that was created in response to their unethical behavior.
"Other than that, I figure that if the Chinese authorities want to intercept my Bluetooth keyboard signal, they’ll just get an appreciation of how little work my editors have to do to my sterling copy."

Kind of an interesting, but short interview. That quote cracked me up.
UPDATE: Looking at the docs, there's an example[1] using this library with scikit-learn.

[1]: https://nni.readthedocs.io/en/latest/sklearn_examples.html
Is your reasoning invariant across different moral systems (like Iran, China)?
Jessie Install Tutorial
I would write it using the oldest popular technologies currently available in production.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
The fern Azolla already did this once!
linky --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azolla_event
Are we not a Republic? And the Electoral College was put specifically into place so as to avoid devolving us into a Democracy?
The most commonly used heat pumps utilize the external air as a source. Which is quite silly on a sunny but chilly day.
Even 2m^2 black & isolated panel exposed to the sun will be tens of degrees warmer. Just putting the heat exchanger in some micro glass house with a valve would increase the efficiency.
That seems a bit superficial. Both Saucony and Brooks make very good running shoes. It's not great to wear good running shoes during the day, but I'd look more askance at people wearing faux-athletic shoes that aren't really good for anything other than sitting in an office.
Perhaps instead they could build a central store of potential ad clicks and their base rate likelihood of being clicked. Then, instead of clicking everything, they could click ads at the same rates an average user would, across the network.
From the article:

> The change only affects users who set China as their country on Apple devices and doesn’t affect users who select Hong Kong, Macau or Taiwan.
Except it stops running the second I turn off my computer :-)
> English has no inflected future tense like Latin and Romance languages. In linguistics, “tense” refers generally to how a verb is inflected

English has no inflected future tense because of the way words are usually defined. Verbs in English only have 4 types of inflections because words are defined as whatever is surrounded by spaces in writing. If we define words as the unit that carries a single beat in speaking, so "He is-to-see-it tomorrow" is 3 words, then verbs also have prefixed inflections. English then does have an inflected future tense.

The "is to" future form isn't mentioned in discussions on future tense very often but seems to have the most predetermination, whereas "is going to" and "will" indicate more volition by the doer.
Why I switched out LineageOS:

* privacy - LOS still use Google DNS and servers for internet checking, not sure about telemetry

* app shutdown impossible without devtools

* root access needs to flash another zip archive

It's a paradox: I'm Linux user, but don't like Android.
There's the same problem in Swedish. I usually swipe the words separately or, if they're short, I type them manually and then go back to swiping. The decision to type them usually comes when I've tried a few times to swipe it before realising it's just not in the dictionary.

It's actually really frustrating. I absolutely love swiping, but it doesn't feel like it works very well with Swedish.
Top Breakthroughs for 2019 Curated by Bill Gates
Should there be some kind of “shit list” or “toxic list” for tech companies? Admittedly, public shaming & blaming is tricky if you don’t know the context, and faking a Slack screenshot is trivial (not saying the one here is fake).

I guess Glassdoor is as close as it gets now, together with leaks on Twitter posted by the parent.
It's interesting that each State can choose its electors in whatever way they want and have all (with a few exceptions) converged on the winner-take-all popular vote of the State's voters. I think if a State gives the electors to the national popular vote winner but that State's voters chose another candidate, that policy won't last long in that State.
Lindy's effect comes to mind: immaterial things that were around for a long time, are still likely to be around for a long time.

So, using text files for storage could be really good, if possible. A desktop application could be written as a single process binding to a port and displaying a HTML-based GUI could work as a console, probably in all kinds of unforeseen ways.

As for the language, I would write it in Perl. There's gonna be an interpreter in an every UNIX based box for many years to come, and the community thinks backwards compatibility is a feature. I don't know if they'll keep it going for a hundred years, but we might also have bigger problems than keeping applications going.
And that Strava bragged this as a novel feature. That rankles me. Pretending they came up with this during a hackathon.
Its literal translation is.

Satan's cunt-head
Paul Graham himself considered Lisp his secret weapon, and it was very successful at that.
I think having the skills to understand business goals combined with the ability to design and develop solutions where you're flexible about what tech stack is used is much more valuable to businesses.

Very well-said, and needs to be repeated here every time someone posts on HN "What language, framework, shiny-new-object should I learn to get the best job..."
Is a snarky, jpeg code snippet at the beginning of an opinionated tech article the new snarky, pop-culture gif?
Well you forget about the other direction. I’ve spent so much of my time getting computers to talk to each other I’ve missed the last 15 years or so of web GUI work.

Some stuff has happened in that time...

Last time I tried to sit down and learn some front end tech I ran screaming as the technology was do splintered, opinionated and nothing was obviously long term stable.
The onus is on legislators to craft anti-laundering regulations that work while minimizing false positives. I wonder if those 5 pages of forms actually negatively impacted any criminal activity.
Teach us, O wise one.
Again, this is a pretty though thing to do fairly as what is fair is basically subjective.
The JSON1 extension can be used in Android with the sqlite-android library

https://github.com/requery/sqlite-android
[2018], Forbes article rehash of CNN report at https://www.cnn.com/2018/02/11/health/aetna-california-inves...
It also wrongly assume that you can charge it at home. I only have access to street parking in London. I would need to register to various charging provider in order to be able to keep a car reasonably topped up without having to go to the supercharger at the beginning of a journey.

The price of the monthly subscription(s) alone is a very significant proportion of my gas consumption (I'm a leasure only driver, I do maybe 5000 miles per year, the bulk of it is done in 4 to 5 road trips)

In Spain, the standing cost of a residential electricity contract that is sufficient to charge a Tesla (i.e. above the regular Spanish 3000W default contract) is similarly a significant portion of the gas price.
Maybe look at SQLite? Extremely portable between operating systems, comes in a single C file for maximum ease of integration to your application.

I have no doubt SQLite deployments will be up and running in 2100.
Not quite the same, but https://www.osti.gov/biblio/10117359 discusses a long term (10000 years!) system for marking areas of high radiation.
Frans de Waal Embraces Animal Emotions in ‘Mama’s Last Hug’
White collar crime continues to be something that they can get away with. IMHO the solution is not more rules but simply applying existing laws less leniently. There are a lot of bank executives that are not nearly worried enough about going to jail.
I think it all depends on the purpose of the library and who is a target user. The NNI is a package for tuning neural networks models, it will be mostly used in use cases that require deep neural networks, like image classification or voice recognition.

BTW, I think all autoML solutions forget about end users. They all require too much engineering knowledge from the user. I think it will be nice to have an autoML solution that can be used by citizen data scientist.
Key Insights from Analyzing 5k Cap Tables (2016)
Why would you connect the switch when it makes far more sense to have software controlled relays controlling each circuit at the fuse box?
Appveyor also has free Windows CI for open source projects
Good on ya, UC. Hit those greedy, double-dealing, Dutch Elsevier bstrds where it hurts.

Next target: Nature Pigs Group, the consortium of Anglo swne who have infested every area of research with their sitty journals.

Of course, some of the blame goes to idjit academics who jump at the chance to publish in any NPG journal, even if it is named "Nature Enemas and Fecal Matter"
Do we need a hyper-parameter tuner tuner for this?
Hmm... I've been #6000 or so on their waitlist for a card here in Australia for the past 9 months. I've emailed them a couple of time but just been told "be patient". Apparently I can skip 5000 ahead in the the line by referring a friend to their service - however the sheer length of delay and these recent incidents have motivated me to simply cancel my wait for their service.

Perhaps I should check the wait list count again to see if they have had a swathe of cancellations lately? Then again, I am half convinced this is just a made up wait counter to increase the FOMO factor.

EDIT: I am actually #9750 on the wait list, and can bump myself up 6610 places with a referral. About the same as 9 months ago.
I can’t import Apple Health data into Strava without another third party app. It’s been a pending feature request for years.

So I don’t bother with Strava anymore. I just use the default Apple workout app.
On a side, I find it pretty sad that there's so much negativity in this thread. I know people are used to certain designs and don't like changes, but saying "I hate this" is very strong and I don't understand why anyone would have such strong feelings towards other person's blog post.

You're not just seeing anger about this redesign; you're seeing the cumulative hatred towards every single UI that was redesigned in this way.

Especially in today's atmosphere of excessive modesty it's far too easy to immerse yourself in a "cloud of positivity" and completely ignore everyone saying DO NOT WANT. The real danger here is someone at GitHub with that attitude may actually do it. People expressing strong negative opinions are doing so for a good reason, perhaps you should listen...
Are you suggesting that abstract classes are a good idea in TypeScript? Because to me, abstract classes suggest that you're doing a lot of inheritance, which is the opposite of a good idea in JS.
Weirdly, the salary for a role suitable to me is kinda above market rate.
Their "friendly" twitter account blocked me because I said their recent ads are not original (copied Spotify).

I'm a premium/black card client, and will be removing my money right away and closing my account. Their behavior is just so hypocrite
my bias, I have published articles under hacker noon...

it seems its quantity as I can find other medium pub groups that actually review articles only pub those meeting their quality guidelines. For instance, ProAndroidDev has better articles and it shows in the higher view rates.
That is true. Your salary will most likely not reflect your actual value, but will be way below what you should actually earn.

But - if you do it right (and with a bit of luck), you can work yourself into a position in which you've got a lot of freedom to choose what you want to work on, and that freedom is worth a lot in itself. Because you're the one guy that can "get everything to work smoothly together" and that is able to deliver entire working solutions, while practically all the others may be able to get a single part into good condition, but they stumble when it comes to getting to something working in a greater context. Their solutions will inevitably be less polished than yours.

People are not indifferent to this. It takes a while, but they notice it. And you will be in high demand because your solutions have this really nice tendency to "just work". And nobody will really understand why it is that way. Which means you'll be able to largely direct what you're going to work on next, because since nobody has a real clue why your stuff "just works" all the time, they are doomed to rely on your opinion when it comes to where your specific skill set is most valuably used next.
Being able to instantly adjust heat works great for induction devices; you can go from 0 to 100% and back to 0 pretty much immediately, the only limit is the heat inertia of your pan/pot/wok/whatever.

Being able to see that heat is different - yes, gas flame is more visible and intuitive.
GraphQL with Golang: A Deep Dive from Basics to Advanced
Oh my goodness.

> It's not a big truck. It's a series of tubes.

I didn't realise this was a pop reference, thanks.
Hiring Solidity Developer – Helix Cognitive Computing GmbH
Did you use the prebuilt LineageOS for microG?

https://lineage.microg.org/

I've personally never had issues with automatic over-the-air updates using microG's builds, but I haven't tested every supported device.
I don't like how aggressively Revolut tries to up sell you its premium service. Revolut's metal card seems more like a status symbol and the service seems secondary.

Additionally they still have no accounts where I am resulting in IBAN fees.

In contrast transferwise may not support "crypto" (Revolut doesn't let you send out or in crypto making it more or less useless) but they are not trying to up sell you and they do have accounts in my country allowing for fast transfers. They don't have fancy metal cards but they have been expanding their services instead.
If you look more carefully, the icon actually says "GET SH*T DONE". Somehow a little more apt given the current headlines.
That is only half the quote though, the full quote is

A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/jack_of_all_trades,_master_of...
ok, so infant mortality from that year doesn't effect the number?

(any more specifically than those deaths adding to the overall death rate)