skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
in terms of the features that are there now, what would you recommend using which has more active development? Mint's UI is hot garbage, but it does what I need it to do...
When will the US require trucks to have side underride guards like the EU? These accidents happen even with human drivers.
It would be better to leave them up but force a disclaimer to scroll along the bottom the entire doco proclaiming factless and fictional in nature.

I don't think hiding from these issues is the appropriate response.

Nor is pouring gasoline on the fire fueling these conspiracy theories.
Airbnb Edges Out Home-Rental Rival with 6M Listings
It's shorter than the unpacked equivalent "throttler for the suppression of fast downvotes". And more importantly, it's less ambiguous when you're writing long sentences.
How does it know what’s business related?
Building a Brand Presence on Instagram
This is not good. This is a very shitty situation where nobody is winning.
He is the son of a senior Gazprom figure. Just saying.
Title is way too dramatic.

Short version: some app creation tool group hired a few people.
Unpopular opinion: I don’t like this. Would much prefer that ideas compete. Id sort of give Amazon a pass since, unlike twitter, Reddit, Facebook & YouTube, it doesn’t make many promises regarding the free exchange of ideas. But still.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halting_problem

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_of_impossibility

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_theory#Objections_to_set_t...
Location: Seattle

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: HTML, CSS, JS, AngularJS, Node.js

Résumé: https://gitlab.com/acparas/resume/raw/master/resume.pdf

Email: anton@paras.nu

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I have the, perhaps somewhat unpopular, opinion that this the concept has ruined most TV.

It wasn't Babylon 5 that sparked the trend, but in 2004 Lost, Battlestar Galactica and then later on a few following shows like Prison Break came along and were very successful with the long story arc.

The concept of the seasons-long story arc is now basically endemic in modern TV. I think it's a situation where the highs are higher, but the average is much worse across all TV.

The issue I think is that the writers can't experiment like they could in the past with the more monster-of-the-week type formula.

A bad idea in a modern show is baggage you have to deal with for the rest of the show. In old school TV, the end of the episode came around and erased all sins. It also forces the writers tell a complete story each episode.

Consider Star Trek: TNG. There are a whole pile of really terrible episodes of that show, but there are also amazing ones. I don't think it's possible for a show like Star Trek: Discovery to ever reach the heights of TNG given the baggage it has signed itself up to deal with.
Music Notation and Theory for Intelligent Beginners [pdf]
Why is inflation (the government printing money) legal but me counterfeiting $100 bills and passing them off a legit illegal and considered theft?
I suspect you’ll find this opinion is more popular than you expect.
It is maximally inclusive. It is up to you to remove what is not.

I know that doesn't cover all use-cases, but it is what we started out with.
Taking a quick look over Dart’s syntax it doesn’t look very difficult to learn. If folks know a C-like language it looks pretty familiar. I’d guess people would spend a lot more time learning the Flutter API, etc than Dart.
Understanding File Uploads with Curl
AirBnb always comes up as an example of a team abandoning RN but it seems like no one actually read the entire blog post. Migrating an existing native app to RN is going to be hard for anyone. Starting from scratch with CRNA? Not so much.
Actually our first user used it for exactly that. The free version should suffice to help you filter for this type of stuff.
Thanks for the kind words, friend.
All of that is ignoring payroll taxes (for your new, very large staff), shifting all of your tax-deductible operational expenses into tax limited capital expenses.

Businesses don't flagrantly throw around money just to upset people. There are huge advantages to offloading non-primary business costs to other businesses.

Netflix is doing this too. I think we can assume not all of them are just idiots that haven't figured out they could build this themselves.
Previous discussion:

https://books.google.com/books/about/Bullshit_Jobs.html?id=i...
They seem to be using 'political' to mean false, propaganda, 'biased' or something. So then 'fact' and 'political' are non-overlapping categories. Like non-biased vs biased, opinion vs fact, lies vs reality. Not so surprising someone thinks the word means that - maybe that's how it's used in some circles...
"Running out of money" is a long way in the future once your public. Most SaaS companies have huge operating expenses that exceed their revenue, most of it going towards marketing. Take a look at HUBS, NOW, WDAY... The list goes on. Lyft has huge expenses, but they also have huge revenue.
https://www.personalcapital.com/
Wait for the next revision of numbers.
Let's see some Hungarian ones:
kutya, kutyát,kutyának, kutyán, kutyába, kutyában, kutyához, kutyának a (dog's), kutyára, kutyánál, kutyailag, kutyább, legkutyább, legeslegkutyább, kutyai, kutyáé
kutyám, kutyámat, kutyámnak, etc. (my dog)
kutyáim, kutyáimat, kutyáimnak, etc. (my dogs)
kutyájuk, kutyájukat, kutyájuknak, etc. (her/his dog)
kutyáik, kutyáikat, kutyáiknak (her/his dogs)
kutyák, kutyákat, kutyámnak etc. (plural)
etc, etc.
My beloved teacher (she was professor of ancient history, India) said that the Hungarian language is almost as difficult as the Sanskrit.
And I think Garth wears a video toaster t shirt in Wayne’s World 2.
I typed cURL and HN autocapitalized the title to Curl instead. :\ Feedback welcome! More discussion of what cURL is doing? More examination of how frameworks and subsequently SDKs achieve the same API calls? More cowbell? :)
I wasn't sure what RubyMotion was. If you are also wondering, here's what Wikipedia [1] has to say:

> RubyMotion is an IDE of the Ruby programming language that runs on iOS, OS X and Android. RubyMotion is an open-sourced commercial product created by Laurent Sansonetti for HipByte and is based on MacRuby for OS X. RubyMotion adapted and extended MacRuby to work on platforms beyond OS X.

> RubyMotion apps execute in an iOS simulator alongside a read-eval-print loop (REPL) for interactive inspection and modification. 3rd-party Objective-C libraries can be included in a RubyMotion project, either manually or by using a package manager such as CocoaPods. Programs are statically compiled into machine code by use of Rake as its build and execution tool.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RubyMotion
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I highly recommend butWhyMod browser extension if you're looking into my github page and hate modals in webpages. It tries it's best to remove it all and should get rid of 70~80% of them. Will work on a more fool-proof method if there's enough interest.
A few Ubers? That's going to make the difference between taking the standard deduction and itemizing for you? Interesting...

Also for the meals it doesn't really help much unless you already keep every receipt.
Isn’t there an in-between of doing nothing? Asking Amazon to publish an opinion is a pretty big ask. At least deleting the item doesn’t necessarily imply a position.
Silencing ideas is not the way to correct them...
I think it's close to impossible to really tell where malware originated. It's a opening another way for US to blame any country arbitrarily.

You want to bomb Iran: just say that there were Farsi letters in the malware. Or the first infection happened in Iran. Or some Iranian was in the country where malware was spotted for the first time. It's not possible to prove or deny.

And nobody will ever be able to confirm anyway. US can say: "We have experts on Russian malware that said new virus contains a string "Сделано в СССР в помощь Трампу. С 23 февраля!", so Trump is definitely a Russian agent". There's zero logic or proof in this, but with strong propaganda almost everybody will believe it anyway.
And the feedback as well!
WeWork Cuts About 300 Employees, Ahead of a Hiring Binge
HAHAHAHAHAHA. No, no employer does this. If you don't like it there's the door. Good luck proving you're not hiding money. You still have to pay taxes as if you were tipped as well. Tipping should just be outlawed.
If you're looking for something quick and dirty to filter jobs or get statistics, this is what I paste in browser console:

function hideAllExcept(searchRegex) {
var allComments = Array.from(document.querySelectorAll('.comment-tree .comtr'))
.map(function(e){e.style.display='none';return e});
var topLevelComments = allComments.filter(e=> e.querySelector('img[width="0"]'));
var matchedComments = topLevelComments.filter(e=>
(e.style.display = searchRegex.test(e.querySelector('.comment').innerText) ? 'table-row' : 'none')=='table-row');
console.log('Showing '+matchedComments.length+' out of '+topLevelComments.length+' jobs for '+searchRegex);
}
// Examples. The last one to execute determines what posts are shown.
hideAllExcept(/\b(Rust)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Java)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Scala)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Kotlin)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Swift)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Ruby)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Python)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(PHP|PHP5|PHP7)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(JS|JavaScript)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(React|ReactJS)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Angular|Angular5|Angular6)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Vue|VueJS)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Node|NodeJS)\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\b(Go|GO|Golang|golang|GOLANG)\b/);
hideAllExcept(/C#/i);
hideAllExcept(/\bC\b|C\+\+/i);
hideAllExcept(/\bHaskell\b/i);
hideAllExcept(/\bErlang\b/i);
// Remember to also search other pages. Sorry if I missed some stacks in the examples.
Output for first page:

Showing 8 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Rust)\b/i
Showing 22 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Java)\b/i
Showing 13 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Scala)\b/i
Showing 5 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Kotlin)\b/i
Showing 9 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Swift)\b/i
Showing 33 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Ruby)\b/i
Showing 75 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Python)\b/i
Showing 7 out of 233 jobs for /\b(PHP|PHP5|PHP7)\b/i
Showing 56 out of 233 jobs for /\b(JS|JavaScript)\b/i
Showing 89 out of 233 jobs for /\b(React|ReactJS)\b/i
Showing 11 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Angular|Angular5|Angular6)\b/i
Showing 9 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Vue|VueJS)\b/i
Showing 34 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Node|NodeJS)\b/i
Showing 31 out of 233 jobs for /\b(Go|GO|Golang|golang|GOLANG)\b/
Showing 5 out of 233 jobs for /C#/i
Showing 34 out of 233 jobs for /\bC\b|C\+\+/i
Showing 4 out of 233 jobs for /\bHaskell\b/i
Showing 2 out of 233 jobs for /\bErlang\b/i

Suggestions for more regexes and improvements are welcome.
Then those that are selling just as good cheap crap can make their own brands and do better. I’ve been burned every time I get a fake product, either the shirt doesn’t fit, SD card doesn’t work, the quality of the fabric is crap, etc.
Scenario I posted was: As a W-2 employee, I may have failed to file an expense report for a company-related Uber trip (where I need to file an expense report to get all of it back).

I generally have iPhone snaps of any receipt that is a business expense. I just don't always get around to doing the paperwork afterwards...
Competing ideas are good but mass public disinformation is one the 21rst century's biggest problems already. There needs to be some counter to this.
The 'creative thinking industry'. :-) That sounds suspicious.

I once bought a book called Ideas Generation. I think it was this one.[0] A couple of years later one of the authors was in the news for plagiarism. Whoops!

[0] https://www.amazon.com/Ideas-Generation-Constantly-Creative-...
Vaccination is not "a competing idea".
Hi, do you have any email address to learn more about these openings or any openings that may not be listed on your site in regards to python? Thanks
Not vaccinating your kids is child abuse and has negative consequences on the general public(eg: whooping cough and measles outbreaks). It should be banned like all child abuse videos.
I think you could do this very easily using the Pandas API in Python.
Irrespective of whether or not anti-vaccine should be suppressed, Amazon wouldn't delete a video they agreed with and thought was helpful to their brand. Eliminating undesirable media absolutely implies an opinion. The closest analogy I can think of is, if I burnt a book from my personal library, what would you infer about my opinion of its contents?
To me, this action says "We have chosen not to publish material, that is based on indisputably false premises, that may harm viewers and the public at large."

That sounds like an acceptable line to me.
Ahh, the hidden cost of stuff. Everything comes with a bit of baggage. Where to keep it, how to maintain and repair it, how to find it amongst your other stuff, and how to get rid of it once served its purpose. It gives me a bit of anxiety just thinking about it.
What do these look like? Never seen one.
I don't know if the pattern is the same for Toronto and the SF Bay Area.

I simply want a way to rent warehouse space in a light weight way - without signing a two year lease. Always cool to share workspace with like minds too.

Thank you.
I was researching vehicle safety for a new car purchase a few years ago and came across this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT3G-kcKN70

It freaked me out and I stay as far away as possible from semis on the road now.
Link to the talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xr498W8oMRo
How well has letting people air these ideas worked? Compare the number of Nazis in Germany (and hate crimes committed by same) vs. Lost Causers in the American South and their hate crimes.

It's one thing to hold a belief in a certain threshold for freedom of speech. It's another thing to state without evidence that it has better outcomes.
Here is an insert for you to enjoy!

https://imgur.com/a/Q8IvuZJ
this is the best way to do it IMO. algorithms aren't as smart as me at everything. they're going to miss some things. even facebook with all their resources still can't figure out an algorithm that actually shows me posts from all the people that I want to see. And honestly it's easy enough for me to go through a list of potentially business-related expenses and say "nope, not business-related".
The poster you’re replying to is saying that the no-fly list is bad, but that there are degrees of bad - the scales he exposes speak for themselves. It’s almost like you didn’t answer to their point at all.
> Asking Amazon to publish an opinion is a pretty big ask.

It's not an opinion.
They still have their freedom to speak. And so does Jeff Bezos.
There are some that would say that a government should not be able to force you to inject things into your own or your children's bodies. They would call that tyranny.

Much of the pro-choice argument regarding abortion is based on the idea that you own your own body.

My kids get vaccinated, but I sympathize with the anti-vaxxers arguments regarding governmental force.
Found the Chinese government poster.
Do you mind helping us interpret this? I'm not picking up from this what you probably intend.
Fair’s fair — I’m not trying to ignore what you’re saying, I just don’t think it’s particularly important.

Regarding buying shares of an ETF like GLD, I have my concerns regarding the ETF actually holding what they claim to hold — so I believe you’re taking on additional risk by holding GLD vs actual gold.

As far as holding regular gold, my claim is you are worse off for a number of reasons — (1) you cannot seamlessly transact with it (2) because it’s illegal to transact in gold, and you’re required to transact in fiat, savers are being stolen from every time they print dollars, just like savers are stolen from when someone counterfeits money (3) it’s WAY more costly to attempt to live by some gold standard by buying/selling real gold every time you earn money/spend money (imagine trying to sell an equivalent $ amount of gold every time you buy a cup of coffee or buy an equivalent $ amount of gold every time you receive a paycheck) (4) you’re worse off because fiat causes us to live in a much more volatile world, the ability to print $ at will and hold only a fraction of it in reserves (fractional reserve banking) greatly exacerbated financial crises, to the detriment of everyone who isn’t a large bank which can get bailed out through political connections.
The title is comically grandiose as far as I can tell. Which isn't easy b/c the text is rather verbose, and far too inside-basebally.

I was expecting some license changes or similar to be hidden between the lines. But it appears RubyMotion was commercial even before?
So how would you deal with continuous deployment to test but less frequent deployment to production? In test you might make multiple sequential schema changes before deploying to production. Don't you just end up in the same place as with migrations?

How about multiple engineers making schema changes simultaneously?

How is a diff really much different from a migration?
Precisely. The point is that ALL operators do actual, physical work.

Work == Energy.
Energy == Proof-of-work.

If X is an infinite-byte object then comparing it to itself should take infinite time, whereas determining its identity is O(1)
Out of curiosity, do you offer visa's for people who wish to relocate to Istanbul from the US?
No offense but Amazon did exactly this for nearly 2 decades. I don't know why you think Lyft is somehow an exception to the rule. They aren't. Hyper Growth is not the stage you start looking at P/L statements. If they were generating big profits, there would be little point in going public at all.
Does anyone know any good resources in learning about selection, construction and evaluation of deep learning network architectures to solve various classes of problems?

To many articles seem to be about how to use a particular stack or platform rather than the NN architectures themselves.
You misspelled "sentence".
Is middle school just a thing in the USA (I assume from the comments) or other countries too? I don't know anything about it. How many years is it, what age range? It's always the same number of years?

(Also, people from the USA use the words 'sophomore', 'freshman' etc as if they're internationally understood, I have no idea what they mean, although I've heard them many times. Something to do with middle school perhaps.)

In Australia there's just primary school (Kindergarten + years 1-6), then high school (secondary school, years 7-12), then university (tertiary).
I think your opinion is basically the standard one: censorship is generally bad, marketplace of ideas, etc.

I don't have a take on this particular issue. But I think censorship is generally very dangerous, and I also think the Mill-style marketplace of ideas is a bad analogy bordering on the nonsensical the more I think about it.

Humans generally synchronize their ideas with each other and generally put minimal effort into validating their ideas because the synchronization process works enough as a heuristic.

The obvious attack then is to blast out intentionally harmful material in order to do things like cause disease outbreaks.

Our position can't just be that were defenseless against this kind of attack because censorship is more evil than disease outbreaks. There must be some nuance that so far nobody has articulated sufficiently well.

And none of this really even matters because Amazon is a private platform where I can almost never find the thing I want to watch. The amount of things not on Prime Video is so vast that it's hard to get up in arms about them removing something that has no obvious value other than to cause harm.
Fake news isn't ideas. It's fake facts.
> There needs to be some counter to this.

Does the implementation of the "counter" matter to you? Do you think giant corporations should be the gatekeeper on what information/ideas/speech is permitted and what is not?
All mass market cars lose value once they are driven out of the dealership. Thinking that a new car will be a better deal in ANY case is delusional.

There is the New car high that one gets when one buys a new car so to some people that's worth the premium of a new car but don't try to make a case for a new car being a better deal when it comes to price alone.
SimplePay | Ruby on Rails Developers | Cape Town, South Africa | REMOTE

The story (skip this paragraph if you don't like stories in your job posts): I'm the founder of this company, and a developer myself. 10 Months ago, I left South Africa to move to Singapore. I used to be quite averse to the idea of remote workers, but seeing as just about everyone in our Cape Town office would be remote from my perspective, I decided that the company needed to focus on hiring for remote. It's been a good experience so far!

SimplePay is online payroll software for South Africa, Ireland, Singapore and Hong Kong. Our software lets thousands of small business owners (and their accountants) run their payrolls without headaches, so they can focus on the challenge of building their businesses. You can read more about us here: https://www.simplepay.co.za/about

We've been profitable for many years and have never had the need to raise capital. You'll be building on a stable platform, with a strong team.

Do you believe most SPAs are a pile of steaming crap, but wouldn't mind digging into Vue.js for pages that will benefit from the increased interactivity? Do you laugh when people give up the power of PostgreSQL in favour of data stores that don't offer any benefits for their use case? If so, you may fit in well with our mindset.

Experience: Due to our full pipeline, we can only hire developers who have a few years of Rails experience at this time, or polyglots who at least know Ruby. Previous experience with remote work would be a bonus - we need people who understand the challenges and can share what they've learnt.

Location: GMT+1 to GMT+8. (Currently we have developers in South Africa, India, Lebanon and myself Singapore)

Salary: $30k - $60k

Please mail careers@simplepay.co.za and put "Hacker News" somewhere in the subject. I look forward to transforming the company to being more remote-friendly.
Ah - the article explains how to cross compile via musl. The article mentions doing it for Linux, I am using a similar process for Windows. The article also recommends mingw for Windows, but that is unrelated.
Now this is just one vaccine, and its not wise to extrapolate wholesale.

However, this one clearly states: there have been no controlled trials adequately demonstrating a decrease in influenza from using this product.

Note: Its curious I'm being downvoted for actually posted an actual insert, which has real scientific information. You would think all the "science lovers" would applaud that. Ho hum, I guess I should've posted a Merck marketing ad instead.