skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The approach where you show the entire page, and show the changes as green/red

I don't know if you know Distill.

That does this, though that shows the changes only within the part of the page you selected. It's a change detection tool which works in the browser. https://distill.io/
Thats assuming all civilizations don't collapse before then due to environmental destruction.
That chart shows relative numbers. A chart which shows absolute numbers tells a somewhat different story: http://blog.bethcodes.com/is-the-internet-convincing-women-n...

Women’s interest in comp sci has experienced two booms and is otherwise somewhat stable.
Facebook is one of the main identity providers on the internet, next to Google and Apple. Access to facebook can imply access to a wealth of other apps.
The spec also mandates the orientation of the connector (socket) side but many manufactures have ignored that too.
Luck is making the better decision in a timely manner based on incomplete knowledge where each option appears equally valid.

However, people generally are poor at calculating probability combined with risk/reward and simply make bad decisions.

And sometimes, all choices lead to bad outcomes.
Yes, acme mail relies on the message body being formatted to (correctly) be less than 76 or so characters per line. Its line wrapping is crude as well
When can I submit new link
No, there's a pretty clear difference between people who have to get up and work every day or they'll end up homeless, and those that don't.
I hate how when I see a USB port now I have no idea what it's capable of. Used to be if it was on a beige box it was 1.1. If not it was 2.0. If it was blue it was 3.0. Now if I see a type C port I have no idea what I'm getting. Maybe it'll be USB 2 or 3 5gbs or 3 10gbs or 3 20gbs. Maybe it will charge the device. Maybe it won't. Maybe it'll do USB hosting, maybe it won't. Maybe it'll support MHL or Slimport or Display Link or it won't.

I already received a hard lesson in this concept earlier this year when I bought a OnePlus 6 only to find out it only supports Display Link for video out, a standard version hich not only requires an expensive adapter and doesn't support charging, but consumes so much power the phone dies in less than two hours.

Just color code the damn things so I can keep up. Make charging input ports purple and video output ports green and otg ports yellow or something.
Not sure you're countering my argument at all because I of course agree we can't just blindly do things that make systems impractical to buy or use.

If fact I would certainly be all for a few basic well thought out combinations as mentioned:

>>one thing with nothing optional (or at least a very small number of combinations)

The problem is, that's not what USB-C/USB-3 whatever is. It's permutations must be in the millions at least, literally. That degree of complexity is simply not necessary to satisfy (forgot 80/20) 99% of users. The 1% (like people here) as usual would have more specialized/flexible/technically oriented options.

It's not comparable to counting number of buses or standards. It's more about the sum total of complexity and confusion within a generation of an ecosystem. Especially when manufactures could have better profits and simplify the equation quite a bit by taking looking at things longer term and as an ecosystem.

It's ironic that often the "savings" you mention individual manufacturers are trying to achieve is a false dichotomy, which becomes visible only when they are willing to take a step back and look at things more holistically.

Often what appears to be only benefiting another company...well you know, the old rising tide lifting all boats thing and so forth and so on...
I'm pretty sure "getting old" has always been a big part of the collapse of civilizations.

I can think of few that were truly destroyed by unstoppable external forces (maybe the Byzantine Empire being attacked by Muslims?). Most of them seem to have rotted from the inside and were easily knocked over by opportunists (Rome). That said I'm no historian so examples would be interesting.

Also interestingly, America is 243 years old - 93 years to go! Sounds reasonable.
The mypy type linter performs type checking across files, in many cases even without explicit annotations.
How can you understand fairness of pay from that information?
That's not `\n`. That's how acme displays long lines.

Dennis Ritchie is on this page too, http://acme.cat-v.org
Awesome ! Semi same boat with the software engineering! Just saw your lesoto article in the new edition ! Was there for my cousin's wedding. Beautiful place !! If you ever in cape town and need a place... loom us up ! :)
A fellow San Antonian?
Might be the wifi network if you logged in while at work...
He and his family kept that fact private, I understand, until years after his passing, because of the enormous stigma around it. That stigma remains one of the most tragic consequences of the disease, as Randy Shilts so devastatingly documented.
But then you have to buy your own lunch/ingredients with your own after-tax dollars, instead of your employer’s pre-tax dollars.

And good cheese is expensive in N. America.
Get rid of multi generational transfers of wealth. Make each generation start from scratch. I know it's easier said than done as not all assets are fungible or distributable (social networks, geography etc) but it would make a difference. I read recently that the same families that controlled most the wealth in Florence in the 1600 still control most the wealth now, that's probably not good for scrappy innovation.
Man I can't wait for this wave of "VC as pseudo social media philosopher" to end.
> It also feels like these tabs are more important than those I've already bookmarked, which seems paradoxical.

Maybe they're not more important but they're more urgent? Since they're ephemeral whereas your bookmarks are still going to be there when you reboot.
> Did you know that after the Ottoman Empire conquered Constantinople, Sultan Mehmed viewed himself as the successor of the Roman Empire and declared himself "Caesar of Rome"?

I was previously curious how many countries declared themselves to be the heirs of the Roman empire, and I found there is something of a wikipedia list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Rome
Hello and greetings the_arun.

The short answer is yes. Macrometa integrates a function as service (FaaS) which can be hooked into the database and be triggered by events on a stream or a data collection.

So you can for example do the following:
Expose a RESTful or GraphAPI (included deep nested queries in graphQL) for one or more collections - when mutating, attach a validation function to the collection as a trigger that is called before the mutation is applied to the DB. You can also have a trigger that calls a function after the mutation is complete.

One can also do this on streams with functions being triggered to a specific topic.

Lastly - there is full support for running containers as well and you can use the endpoints exposed by the container as a trigger.

Oh and one more thing - the dB is real time. It will notify clients of updates to collections automatically (like firebase).

Hope this helps..
Ask HN: What software products do you find expensive?
I put off starting college for a semester because I had just lost my father to cancer. I just couldn’t face starting class a week after that.

I did end up starting in January, and on the first day of orientation, 25 hours after arriving there I met one of the handful other people also starting in January, who later became my wife. I hand never really even dated someone else first.

It is all so unlikely. Rare event stacked on rare event.
My favorite free courses to learn data structures and algorithms in depth
I don't think we're past the age of physical conquering. It's been less than a hundred years since the last World War. That's not particularly long, historically speaking. The pattern seems to be that a new major war starts not long after the eyewitnesses of the last one have all died. If that holds true, the next few decades or so will be interesting.
Mucus membranes are no different than asscheek.

Fuck me, I hope you're not a doctor.
Let me throw a wrench into things with a provocative statement (which I have no intention of citing support for):

The affluence of Western Europe and the US was not built on hard work and ingenuity so much as the exploitation of cheap labor and the sudden access to deep veins of basic resources or economic/industrial efficiencies which were either already extant but inaccessible without a critical mass of capital, or else were inevitable on an imminent timescale given past development.

Have at it.
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Well, China used to execute prisoners on demand if organ donations were needed. While not up there with the extermination of an entire religion, it is quite an impressive level of exploitation.

They also imprison a large amount of people in re-education camps.
Once a revolution starts, it doesn't stop until it eats itself.
This.. bird is an animal but now we add air planes. It too flies. Is bird an animal or flying object? Already problems.

Reusability was biggest reason I liked oop. But you can't do that if while world doesn't cleanly derives from singularity.

it gets screwy fast if world changes.
Tech solution is Whitelist + Pay To Connect.

Anyone on my list rings through. Everyone else can pay to connect, whatever amount I set, and if I like your call I'll whitelist you and refund the money.

Email, same.
Active discussion:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19304857
Have you ever worked at one of these "cushy" jobs? I've worked at a few. The sweet benefits wear off quick. There are usually one or two you really love, and you can easily find them in other companies.
Isn't the rise of index funds an example of rational choices in a free market leading to suboptimal outcomes?

You contend that the success of corporations maximizing shareholder value relies on active shareholder governance. Yet the rational choice for an individual in an efficient market is to simply diversify their portfolio and minimize fees through passive investments. How would a freer market fix the time frames issue that both of you agree is a problem and you suggest active long-term shareholder pressure is necessary to solve?
While you're at it patent the port design and enforce licensing requirements. We're all tired of chargers, cables, and devices that don't obey standards. You have to go to a third party to find a type C cable on Amazon that works correctly. You have to buy specialized chargers for the Nintendo Switch because it violates the USB specification in two dozen different ways that can brick your device if you use the wrong accessory.

This kind of fragmentary bullshit isn't good for anyone.
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A death/inheritance tax seems an absolute no-brainer to me - and I consider myself fairly conservative.

That doesn't mean increasing the overall tax burden, either - it could be introduced to offset income tax reductions. It seems much "fairer" to me.
Database software?such as Oracle.
Not China. Indian (Vedic or Hindu) civilization is the oldest surviving civilization. The Chinese civilization(s) were overran by the Mongols. There was also a stat that 1 in 6 Chinese is a descendent of the Mongol Chengiz Khan.

And before you say "Aryans", please know that that has been debunked too many times now.
They have to make decisions in support of their charter, which usually includes profit maximization. Google at least used to have "Don't be Evil" in there, which should be a pretty relevant shield.
HIV isn’t actually that contagious unless you’re the receptive partner in anal sex or have direct blood borne infection as with sharing infected needles so reducing the viral load to less than 1/10,000th of normal should make getting infected a risk on par with getting hit by lightning.

> Sexual transmission of HIV according to viral load and antiretroviral therapy: systematic review and meta-analysis

> Results: We identified 11 cohorts reporting on 5021 heterosexual couples and 461 HIV-transmission events. The rate of transmission overall from ART-treated patients was 0.46 (95% CI 0.19–1.09) per 100 person-years, based on five events. The transmission rate from a seropositive partner with viral load below 400 copies/ml on ART, based on two studies, was zero with an upper 97.5% confidence limit of 1.27 per 100 person- years, and 0.16 (95% CI 0.02–1.13) per 100 person-years if not on ART, based on five studies and one event. There were insufficient data to calculate rates according to the presence or absence of sexually transmitted infections, condom use, or vaginal or anal intercourse.

> Conclusion: Studies of heterosexual discordant couples observed no transmission in patients treated with ART and with viral load below 400copies/ml, but data were compatible with one transmission per 79 person-years. Further studies are needed to better define the risk of HIV transmission from patients on ART.

...

> Probability of HIV-1 transmission per coital act in monogamous, heterosexual, HIV-1-discordant couples in Rakai, Uganda

> RESULTS The mean frequency of intercourse was 8.9 per month, which declined with age and HIV-1 viral load. Members of couples reported similar frequencies of intercourse. The overall unadjusted probability of HIV-1 transmission per coital act was 0.0011 (95% CI 0.0008-0.0015). Transmission probabilities increased from 0.0001 per act at viral loads of less than 1700 copies/mL to 0.0023 per act at 38 500 copies/mL or more (p=0.002), and were 0.0041 with genital ulceration versus 0.0011 without (p=0.02). Transmission probabilities per act did not differ significantly by HIV-1 subtypes A and D, sex, STDs, or symptoms of discharge or dysuria in the HIV-1-positive partner. INTERPRETATION Higher viral load and genital ulceration are the main determinants of HIV-1 transmission per coital act in this Ugandan population.
Lambda Cube
Interesting to read that the value of the object stolen does not affect the sentence. His punishment was only 4 years in prison for stealing and leading to the destruction of millions of dollars worth of art.
What is the point of accumulating wealth over this short life if I can’t leave anything to my children?
No, the console API is a handy thing to learn. Alert is not handy, it's an ancient function that (a) blocks your page thread, (b) can't show anything except `.valueOf`, (c) can't be selectively ignored, (d) it's an obsolete API from way back when javascript 1.5 was hot stuff.

If you're teaching, teach people to use console.log because that's where they're going to get REAL insight into what the code's doing (console.table you say? amazing!) and never look back. And if you're learning, demand people teach you modern practices. Not ridiculous things from 20 years ago.
Perhaps you should compare mosquito nets to condoms.
There are extensions for this.

Temporary Container (for temporary sites)+Multi-Account Container (for sites you want to allow to keep cookies etc)
> It is a fact that within the tech community Google has always been given more leniency than their competitors, even when they're all guilty of the same crimes.

I would posit that Google is given slightly more leniency because their infractions always tend to be slightly less bad.

• Google tracks everything, but is ever-so-slightly more transparent than Facebook or Amazon, and the opt out process is ever-so-slightly easier.

• Google had their own version of the Facebook's opt-in but highly-invasive research app, but only for people who were over 18 (at least as of the past couple years).

• Android is kind of open source depending on your definition.

• Google left China the first time, whereas Microsoft, Apple, and others continue to operate in the country in compliance with Chinese censorship laws.

I am (very obviously, I hope) not saying Google is an angelic savior, nor that we should accept their actions. However, I do think people's slightly-better opinion of Google is more-or-less commensurate with the company's slightly-better track record.
I just saw that Dennis Ritchie has a short cut to Sam on his Windows NT desktop in 2002, while Brian Kernighan was using Sam from plan9port on Mac OS in 2015, from this screenshot https://anders.unix.se/2015/12/10/screenshots-from-developer...

I thought it was interesting to point this out.
You can’t. It depends on the situation. I am sure the people working there can put it better into context.

I still don’t understand the thought experiment. How about: Car A costs $30000, Car B costs $50000. Which is the better value? Makes as little sense.
Kết Hợp Y: Bookmarklet
Being on HAART does not guarantee an undetectable viral load.
Sundar has as much vision as a blindfolded mole. He is after the money, plain and simple.

Source: work at google, for ~8 years
What is the point of accumulating wealth over this short life?
Does it seem to anyone else that they have conflated "civilization" and "political entity" for lack of a better term?

Serious question. It just seems that a lot of entries on this list are actually part of the same civilization. In the same way that I would consider the Spanish Empire, the British Empire, and the American Empire to be really all a part of the same Western Civilization. But maybe my thinking is totally wrong and that's not what "civilization" means?
For everyone saying this ruins impression tracking, couldn't an ad-network just act as a "CDN" (e.g. client <-- Ad-CDN <-- server). They'd basically man-in-the-middle the server response and inject the ads into wherever in the html the server put the ad-tags. To the client, it would still be SSAI, but the Ad-CDN could still record impressions.

Not that any server owner should do this (giving over control of your website ultimately to the ad-network? fuck that), but as ad-tech becomes more desperate, shouldn't these types of MITM setups get pushed more?
I believe they had never been asked whether or not they wanted to be born intelligent and I don’t see why should they be given the burden of fixing the world when the world, quite often, turned their backs on them.

I don’t see how its their responsibility or why it should be.
The correct medical diagnosis was Gay Related Immune Deficiency (GRID). And that was because all of the early cases were in homosexual men.

Even today, the vast majority of people with AIDS are male homosexuals, which is remarkable because they don’t make up a big percentage of the total population.

Of course anyone can get AIDS, but men who have sex with men have a much higher risk of contracting than any other group with the exception of IV drug users.
Indeed, why even have children?
We have a LOT of evidence. The vedas have been universally agreed to be written before 3500 BC, at least. They are much older according to Indian / Eastern researchers. The Vedas talk about a river Saraswati. This river has been proven with archeological & satellite evidence to have dried up in 1900 BC. That means the Vedas & the Vedic civilization are much older & from an era when the Saraswati river was flowing. There are even more evidences. Many celestial events described in the Vedas completely match celestial events mathematically & corroborate with each other, and they have been dated to be about 7000+ years ago.
Yes, that's exactly what it implies. Like I said at the top of this thread, I'm not an expert on this approach (I've done my reading, but haven't yet spent time in the trenches), but my understanding is that you would embrace the duplication and eventual consistency. I do wonder how well it works in practice though, and how much time you would spend running cross-service reconciliation checks to make sure your independent data stores are still in sync.
Google stops selling political ads in Canada
I'm not implying that you are purposely doing anything. You like most people on HN are not sexist.

What is happening though is a flaw within our logical frameworks. Our cultural biases are making something evident.

If more women are underpaid than men, then that it is obviously and overtly a form of sexism... logically this implicates that If more men are underpaid than women then it is also sexism.

Instead of calling out the logical implication why do people jump to an illogical conclusion?

The question is now, do women experience sexism in terms of compensation at google or do men? Or do neither?

If the answer is neither than what does it mean when I see videos like this popping up all over my facebook feed? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pQ-fUXAeCI
Trained ML models that run as native code with zero dependencies.
Good talk on this subject:

Hammock Driven Development
https://youtu.be/f84n5oFoZBc
yeah sometimes I just get jaded by how materialistic and superficial North American culture is.

as a visible minority, I honestly cannot have the same things that a white person would have without capital. This is just a fact of reality, no matter if I was born here or my kids are mixed, we will never be regarded as true equals. I hate what I have become. Just another immigrant that made it with a bit of money. But I needed to make this money just to have a shot at being treated equally by the mainstream.

It'd be nice to be accepted for who I am, not what I have. I long to be in a culture and society that isn't so materially obsessed...like Berlin.

it's nauseating....I think I need to leave North America for good....the North American Dream ultimately was revealed to me, just a futile exercise in consumption and mostly a dick measuring contest about who has what.

I can't believe I ditched thousands of years of culture and history for this fucking uncultured garbage they call the American Dream.
I'd argue both Canva and Atlassian need to look at remote work (at least within Australia) as well. I don't want to live in Sydney.