skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm fine with the principle but I generally find I can't shop there because it's too limited, often missing just one item I need that they either don't have or a brand I don't like. With spaghetti bolognese it's the pasta sauce, the aldi ones are feral. For chilli con carne their canned goods (beans and corn) are often/always unavailable. It get's even worse when you combine things, like when I want $x for dinner tonight but $y for breakfast in the morning and the $y at aldi is horrible.

My inner city shopping habits are to buy stuff for just the next day or two, so going to different stores isn't an option and lately they've been trying to "cater" to this and removed the bulk options, so I'm seeing even less reasons to shop there now.

I wish other stores weren't so customer hostile though. Generally store brand items make up most of my shopping and are price competitive with aldi but they'll make them hard to locate. They also try and group items into some kind of "theme" so you end up with a canned goods section but have to go over to the mexican section for canned black beans, they whole idea collapses for anything that fits more than one theme or none. Then there's the constant nagging to join there loyalty program.
nice tools。
it can simulate a json response,and use spring restTemplate to access it.

@Bean
public CommandLineRunner run(RestTemplate restTemplate) throws Exception {
return args -> {
String quote = restTemplate.getForObject(
"http://www.myhome.com/", String.class);
log.info(quote);
};
}
You really shouldn't... Only on your resume and don't just give that out to whomever expresses interest; make sure they're legitimate.
I can name at least three of the snowflake data billboards, I know c3-iot is hiring, and espetus has two billboards (one in San Mateo and one at the 101/80 junction). And I mostly ride the 280, and don't eat that much meat.
How do they know they're correct?

That's the whole point of having project team members (R&D, QA if a distinct organization, product management, and, ideally, Support) participate in the review process.

You need someone who can write, follow (or prepare) a style guide for a consistent motif across products, and understand what the customer needs in a document. It's not their job to understand all the minutiae in a product -- that's what the broader team is for.

A great tech writer is a treasure, and that person will treasure diligent reviewers. One I worked with later became a published author of historical novels.
Going beyond the Golden Ratio
Yep!

If you're an absolute tightarse it's even possible to use a smartcard/yubikey as a poor-mans HSM
Sadly, don’t get to school the youts in my end-job, but when I look at my peers, they would just be seen as gatekeepers.

For me, old-dog-learns-new-tricks, I spent the weekend debugging why an ansible script failed. This would be the fourth in the last half year.

Now, I appreciate the work people did, but in the end, I had to figure out why packages x, y and z and dependencies a, b and c would not play on distro N. The deeper I go, the less google is my friend.

I agree that everything is cyclical, but if I was 20-something, I’d just go to a bootcamp for mainframes. 30 years ago, my worst case was RTFM, and damn if the answers weren’t in there.

Today... your mentor is barely keeping it together.

I am so blessed to have entered when I did. But even then, the road was littered with peers who are not the same.
I'm surprised nobody has built a better email client by now. Gmail, as an enterprise solution, is quite expensive. I'd rather use any other service.

An email service bundled with a calendar or to do list functionality could potentially be a billion dollae company.
Boing to upgrade 737 Max 8 Software
Thanks. Will definitely start reading the book and try applying things practically
This is not different from existing web APIs, which are also not versioned.
World Wide Web (WWW) Google Doodle
I assume whatever is shipped with the browser version it is running on.
Right now we sit in one open office where our maximum communication happens verbally which is the reason i am not very confident. Our slack/skype uses are very minimum. I think we should practise first with work from home twice or thrice in a week to see if we can actually go with working remotely kinda job.
Copyright older than 30 years still requires the notice (and this is banking software).

My underlying point though was that it was an unreasonable answer, to just copy paste the previous answer. No one here that I've seen has claimed to be a lawyer, and no one I've seen has defined what nations laws we are talking about. At that level of discourse, the question posed, deserved a reasonable answer.
>I like the low prices and the efficiency of the checkout process.

I especially liked standing in line for five extra minutes while the customer in front of me demanded they pay a different (lower) price for their frozen pizzas because, they said, the pizzas were in the wrong spot.

They eventually got the lower price. Woo Aldi.

I hope they're kicking Temple Grandin a percentage. It's hard to shop at their stores without feeling like cattle being moved from one place to another.

(But 15%! What a deal!)
We are already there today. There is very little to distinguish a modern web browser from an OS.
You can donate to your church who can then fund an anti-gay political campaign and neither of you get taxed on the money. If you tried to fund that directly, you would have gotten taxed on it first before you could spend it.

Why, yes, I am still salty that the Mormons didn't get their tax-exempt status revoked over Prop 8 in California. Thanks for asking.
People who can hire accountants who can bring down their tax rates to below those of their secretaries are moving to California. News at 11.
I'm surprised ping pong tables are a thing in startups. I feel something like a board game or cards would go along better, but someone decided that ping pong was the startup thing
EGA and up handles this by beefing up hardware support for read-modify-write operations and setting/unsetting bits in bulk, eg. you can XOR 8 pixels with a bit pattern on three out of four planes simultaneously with a single memory write.
Source on that claim? I know you can install ADCS but it is not installed by default.
With a 2hr commute.
Download the Blind app and ask there instead of HN. Comp is all that community talks about
I thought Keybase was open source? Released under the New BSD (3 Clause) License?
> You mean the open web of ICQ, Skype, AOL's walled garden?

I get your general point but i would point out that in regards to something as simple as messaging, ICQ/AOL/MSN/GChat/Facebook. It wasn't that many years ago that I could have all those clients loaded up in one chat client.

Noways i think ICQ is about all that's left that allows you to connect to their chat services outside of proprietary software.
It's gonna take a lot to convince me that buying chicken breast for $1.50 a lb, eggs 50c a dozen, and basically any box of cereal for $1.25 is a bad thing.

I love Aldi. I find the vast majority of their products to be good quality. Their girl scout clones in particular might be even better than the originals, and they're 99c a box.
“What do you hope your legacy will be in 20-40-50 years?” And the first word out of his mouth is “Money.”

I dunno. I don’t get the sense that these guys actually know what they are talking about. This interview is mostly buzzwords, sound bytes that sound rehearsed, written by someone who has whispered in their ears.
This is gatekeeping at best. Pejoratives are fine on HN as long as they're accompanied with something of substance. Comments like "bro this is dumb" are in a whole different class than comments like "bro here's how it works: <actual information>". Downvoting something of substance on HN because you dislike informal jargon is really silly if you think about it.

I'd like to think he got downvoted because his information was wrong (which it might be, I'm not sure, as I am not an authority on taxes).
I wonder where that puts Wallarm that sells WAF solutions relying on NGINX and F5's Big IP is a competitor.
Gmail changed a lot and its new design is just great although some people might disagree with me. It’s also free.
It's broken in Chrome too - there's no content asides from 'Reach three fibre' and the links. I would have expected at least a description to exist on the page.
Minor correction: I believe that was Air France flight 447, not 333, which involved an Airbus A330.
One weird thing I've found about EOF is that EOF is sometimes not actually the end. You can read an EOF from stdin and then continue reading more data.
Algolia comes to mind, no?

I'm sure there should be many, many more.
Someone could even write new code that relies on it.
Right, but the previous comment suggests that you can reduce your personal tax liability to zero while still having some personal money paid to you:

"pulls out only enough in salary to meet their expenses, makes an equivalent donation to charity to offset all their "income", and then pays zero in taxes."

and that's confusing, 'cause say I can live off $100K/yr. So I pay myself $140K (or whatever) and pay the taxes on that and I have $100K left to pay for groceries and rent or whatever.

Sure, my company maybe donated a bunch of money to some nonprofit I liked, and that decreased the company's tax liability. Maybe my company even lost money after the donations, and maybe I get to carry those losses forward... but that's not going to impact the personal income taxes on those wages I pay myself, or personal capital gains tax on the dividends I pay myself.

But that's a different thing from the tax liability on that $140K I took out to buy my groceries, and pay my rent.

I'm not a tax person, though I have been in the situation of paying both corporate and personal taxes- all I can say is that you need a properly licensed tax person in that situation, even if your business makes less than a google engineer.
For differential sync maybe?
30 Years On, What’s Next ForTheWeb? – Open Letter from Tim BL
you can.. It's an adjustment.

I have my own website, to which I run a mail server. It's a bit of work, but worth it, unless you aren't familiar with sysadmin or Linux, you can check out proton mail or several others out there. You won't get all the fun stuff, like Google adding things automatically to your calendar or trying to give replies for you to emails it might know better. You also miss out on ads from anything you've recently searched or said something in an email and strangely you get ads for similar products now.

Use davical for contacts and calendar.

my android phone, I only use Fdroid or yalp anonymous for apps. I do have a generic account on an older phone I develop on that if there is something I want to purchase I buy, then transfer the apk to my actual phone. You'll find pretty quickly which devs hate you as they enforce play services.

Checking all the things, you'll find can be done over browser, though more and more sites are pushing to force compliance & use their app.

You'll find that it can become (and has been intentionally I'm sure) pretty painful outside their apps, so might spend less time doing those things. Be prepared, you might get more productive or maybe You'll take up a bad habit like smoking
The statement was made on the AWS blog, which was linked from an earlier post of this item I think. Anyway: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-open-distro-for-elastic...

> This is not a fork; we will continue to send our contributions and patches upstream to advance these projects.
Riot/Matrix is a chat standard, but it's not an open standard. I say this with melancholy as the developer of the only federating matrix server other than the reference server developed by the for-profit company (read: for-profit company) that controls the standard. I do it because this has the potential to be a great protocol and facilitate a great UX if the controlling party didn't alienate talent from its ecosystem. Matrix is a lot of gloss, a lot of hype and cheap talk, but under the hood it's deeply insecure and it's entirely controlled by a single person (again, read: a single person). And he is a fraud. He has lied about the userbase on numerous occasions; the company had its funding abruptly cut in 2017. It's now funded by scamcoin sales from a shell called status.im.

Anyway, I think matrix has potential as a traditonal free software community project which can exercise some leverage against the controlling party, so that's why I still work on the Construct: https://github.com/matrix-construct/construct
Nor any European carriers, nor EASA. I also notice that Canada is not interested in grounding them at this junction. I'd imagine that US pressure is preventing the Europeans and Canadians from grounding them. At least so far anyway.
As with many arguments on this site, and the discourse on trans issues as a whole, I doubt either of us are willing to budge enough on this issue to make debate worthwhile. I'm trans, and I've been on the receiving end of parental coercion. You're possibly a parent of a gender non-conforming child, or had a phase you grew out of as a kid, etc.

In about 18 years, if I'm right, a score of resentful GNC children forced into therapy by their parents will cut off their families and transition on their own. If you're right, a large number of children who transitioned during puberty will have major regrets.

Either way, there's no point wasting time debating this. Neither of our sides are going to convince each other. Just do what you have to, and I'll do the same, and we'll watch and wait.
Sounds like some of the guys I knew from zerostate.net. Some of these ideas can be a serious rabbit hole, and articles like this only barely scratch the surface. Losing one's mind in the process is a real risk of entertaining such philosophies for the wrong reasons.
Lies, darn lies and sampling bias
Punishment and retribution may be (err... are) the wrong reasons. It should be about debugging the economic/environmental problem in crimes of desperation and the mental problems in crimes of calculation, and it should be balanced with preserving the safety and integrity of the public. The way I see it the vast majority of crime is caused by desperation (apparently no options in the face of survival needs, eg basic food/shelter/comfort) or by sociopathy (not respecting the rights of others). Locking criminals into concrete boxes and lording over them constantly sure doesn't do much to instill the correct models of how to live in our society. Most of these people will one day be released, and most of the released will return to prison, because prison not only fails to repair the traumas which put them there but actually fosters more traumas which on average worsen their mental conditions! It's a self feeding system! The men who manage to escape the cycle on release most often have great external support networks, the few without the network somehow do it by their own wills to power. The remainder run circles through the rotating doors and continue to be a menace on society. A menace which justifies larger police, court, and prison budgets.
I'm a dinosaur, I only use winamp for music. It still works as I want it. I can change songs faster at any time I want to, no matter what I'm doing on the computer with global keys. No need to break away from my flow state.

I fully expect to be moded into oblivion for speaking anything except praise for the apple frenchise.

I'm also aware that some androids don't have what I want but I still have a choise what I buy. Most of my phones have replaceable batteries for example. And sd cards can prevent me from having to buy another phone when the 256 GB internal storage is full.

I'm old enough to remember "640 MB should be enough..."
As a user I’m on Apple everything because shit just works and gets out of my way.

Every time you load a webpage or send an email that content could be coming from dozens of different servers that all work together to deliver content seamlessly. A website Just Works whether it's served by nginx or Apache or IIS or caddy or.. you get the idea.

The delivery mechanism of Internet content is a perfect example of standards working. The content side of things is getting there but there's a way to go yet.
Credit Card Terms and Conditions in Plain English
Huawei connects rural America. Could it threaten the US military sites?
This is a long-form sales page.

That's why it drones on and on in tiny paragraphs about stuff that's mostly common knowledge and with little cheerleader phrases tossed in on their own. It does give some actionable advice eventually (cycle on and off caffeine in a period of your choosing, less than 3 weeks). But, it's all a lead-in to the signup referral link at the very end.
I'm seeing this a lot. I had an interview with a giant telco and the head of recruitment proudly tells me how Google like they are. They have bright colors, beanbags, and nice lighting.

I ask them if devices are part of the workplace, they tell me no, you bring your own laptop. There are lots of open desks, but the seats are uncomfortable and I don't see a single monitor or keyboard.

We go down to the meeting rooms. They show me the coffee + barista, the bowling alley, and the nice grass like carpets.

It seems to surprise them that when I go to work, I actually want to be productive. I enjoy getting things done. I'm not there to go bowling, or play video games, or watch Netflix. A productive developer is a happy developer.
Thanks

So from what I understand these would be called from the UI libraries eg GTK in Linux land. I would assume window managers also, to deal with title bars.

I would further take from this that we shouldn't expect full Unicode support in virtual terminals (not emulators) in the future.....
SSNs are no longer keyed to geographic assignment. Only changed a decade ago though.
> I can understand low cost, but why do the stores need to look and feel like you've been transported back to Cold War-era Soviet Russia?

The alternative tends to be cheap and somewhat tacky/fake, which I find worse because it's still cheap but they're trying to mislead you into thinking otherwise. I'll take honest austerity any day. I'm sure cheap and nice are possible but it's not what I tend to see at other stores.
Ask HN: Self-Hosted Mailchimp Alternative that you Use?
I want to send some emails to my customers and MailChimp is annoying me in so many ways. What are some self-hosted alternatives that I can set up myself?
Interesting article!

I worked for 5 years on a team who had just started using code reviews. What we found was that code reviews didn't often find bugs in the changes themselves, but they were very effective at preventing bad decisions that would cause bugs in the future.

There are lots of ways to make a change that gets the job done, and might even fix a bug, but can mean twice as much work to deal with in the future. These range from intentional but shortsighted hacks to simple mistakes by experienced engineers working in a large project.

You also mention style nits. I admit even I get annoyed by these. But bad style can make it harder for new hires to learn the codebase, which slows the team down. In rare cases, they can even result in bugs of their own like the infamous Apple "goto fail" bug.

Every team is different, but I can't imagine working on one without code reviews now.
Airbus 332 he refers to stands shortened for Airbus A330-200
Yes. Source code is copyrighted and you can make it available under any licence you like, including a proprietary one.
[removed - this was not intended as a political comment but somehow it became such]
Reparse points are basically more primitive directory-only symlinks, aren't they? Even the symlinks introduced in Vista are better...

As for ADS: basically xattrs. They can be arbitrarily named and each xattr on ZFS can be up to 16EiB large (same as the primary bin for file content). (As an aside, they aren't fully usable on Linux since Linux itself imposes a 64KiB limit on an xattr's content -- but that's not a ZFS limitation)
The antithetic case here has precedence too (node/iojs amongst others) -
"org realizes its share of the base tech has outlived its 'welcome' to no real financial benefit". But I guess a more pressing question is: can a corporate entity be "hands-off" enough so that its subsidiary has room to work as effectively as it had prior to its acquisition?

I don't have the wherewithal to get at these arguments from any angle (and I'm certain I'm missing many others).

Studious maintenance of the base code and branches/PRs besides build tried/true code bases and I hope that we're not being torn of that practice from this buyout; but only time will tell ...
Thanks for sharing, I think this is helpful in clearing system design interviews while I am looking ways of creating highly salable apps to quench my thirst :)
There are a lot of products at Aldi/Lidl that are literally identical to what's sold in regular supermarkets (except for the label), because it comes from the same factory. This is particularly obvious in smaller markets like Australia, where there may be only a few manufacturers for a given item (say, some kinds of cheese or fruit yogurt with no sugar added). The article even mentions somebody buying Aldi's clone cereals and finding a box of "real" Froot Loops inside.
My startup was acquired and I want to reward my NPM dependencies
how would you go about it?
That's podman you are describing an it alrwady exists.
I don’t think that is true. Even if there is a pressure, most probably it is only about not going public about it.

This accidents won’t harm Boeing reputation. The only thing that might hurt it is more accidents or even worse, putting pressure on Airlines to use it during investigation. So even if there is a pressure, it will be only about not going public with anything related to grounding 737Max.

Anything else would be stupid.
You can't. You've just got to be good with money, have a small number of children and die with more money than you started with. If the children repeat that then after a few generations they can be part of the "scene".
Everyone needs two unicycles
Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) is a tax-exempt 501c3 and does health care.

Planned Parenthood Action Fund (PPAF) is a properly taxed 501c4 and does political action.

Planned Parenthood are quite scrupulous about this given how often they wind up in the crosshairs. Would that the religious organizations received such scrutiny.

Please take your GOP disinformation points somewhere else.
This article could be summarized in a non-lossy way as follows: “caffeine tolerance exists.”
More US startups would need government approval to hire immigrants
Apart from Google Maps I do not use any google anymore.

I have an Android phone (Mi A1) with Micro G running lineage OS and don't use gmail (I use protonmail with a custom domain).
Instead of Google Search I use duckduckgo. Very rarely, at work, I will use Google for some niche search.
By blocking cookies and using uBlock origin I try to limit my exposure to Google analytics.
Yes, they keep having their estates and legal residences in Florida, Texas, etc.
Well I guess Brian Cantrill is not well informed about oracle and ex sun employees. Or is he?
F5 is your standard enterprise software company that big companies end up using while all employees hate using their products.
> Author is Chief Algorithms Officer at Stitchfix and former VP Data Science & Engineering at Netflix.

This is what I was referring to when I said argument from authority :)

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority : a fallacy to cite an authority on the discussed topic as the primary means of supporting an argument
Is it though? The way I see it it saves me a lot of time which means I can end my day earlier.