skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I love Sublime Text, and purchased a license years ago. I'd love to be able to use it on JS projects. Do you have any suggestions for me to have a better experience with it?
I am actually a bit worried that I’m already starting to see search engine traffic coming in...

I hope that the good will outweigh the bad. I’d love to create an answer generator, for example.

Once enough questions are generated I’m going to try creating a classifier to see if a neural net can differentiate between real questions and fake ones.
I mostly use it on desktop and the clients feels like 10 years ago.

- Doesn't go in to system tray (unless you fiddle with command line arguments).

- can't search messages

- overall unpolished (e.g. saving a file has no "show in folder" option afterwards)
What the sea squirt tell us about our brain
Using a git client with a graphical user interface has definitely helped me "grok" git as well. I use Git Extensions myself.
Low end tools like screwdrivers and hammers, I don't see this being profitable enough to be worth the trouble.

For the high end tools like masterwork knives and chainsaws - they're too valuable to rent out. You don't want someone chipping an heirloom knife. Rating them 1 star or banning them from the system isn't worth the pain nor is it illegal enough to be a deterrent. On the other hand, sharing apps like Airbnb and Uber has worked fine, and you can also provide insurance.

Also with things like chainsaws and power tools, they'd also need safety gear and training. They might as well just hire someone to do it.

The sweet spot seems to be in the middle - crowbars, power drills, power screwdrivers, shovels, lawnmowers. But these are quite cheap. I have two shovels because we bought a new one and didn't realize we had an old one.

I guess the real litmus test is... would you? It's not a big problem IMO and I've lived fine without it. It seems like one of those things that sounds like a great idea but isn't something I'd lose sleep over.
I don’t disagree in the abstract. But Erie can’t tell its municipal bond holders, “Don’t worry, we’ll just wait for the bailout. Your debt is safe”

This would make a potential future crisis an actual current one.
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I guess the author wanted the code to also look friendly to people who are not that familiar with Python - everybody understands a switch, while what you are describing would probably puzzle some people...
The FBI is very goood at dissuading discourse about its more sketchy practices. Imagine a warrant that the FBI does not have to get from the a Judge, one that a recipient can not talk about publicly without risk of going to jail. Nicholas Merrill received a mandate(national security letter) saying he must give the FBI one of his clients files and never speak of the the mandate. He said in a interview, that one year an estimated 50,000 businesses received such a mandate. He was the first person to challenge them in court.

The funny thing is that in this case and another nsl case, the FBI later dropped the request, making it difficult to sue.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Civil_Liberties_Uni...

https://youtube.com/watch?v=eU2wAu4qE60
The Model Y will be a test of Tesla’s popularity
Signal is way worse because it requires you to have the cellphone always on.

With Telegram you need a phone number to sign-in and then you can forget about it, and use it just on desktop/laptop. You can set a password as a 2 factor authentication (1st: sms or code to another telegram client 2nd: password).
Being written in memory safe system programming languages to start with.

Burroughs B5500, nowadays sold by Unysis as ClearPath.

OS/400, nowadays known as IBM i.

Using a database as file system, like OS/400 catalogs.

Containers were invented on OS/360, improved on other IBM models, and still offer resource management features not yet mainstream.
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Wasn't the real reason that Moxie Marlinspike considered hosting with Google less questionable than allowing installing apps from third party sites?
Quadriplegic here, I would absolutely love one of these wheelchairs as I live in the countryside in the UK and I have to stay on the roads. Being able to wander across the desire lines the runaround the Moors would be absolutely wonderful, if this thing actually works as advertised I would 1000% want one. Unfortunately they look prohibitively expensive for normal people.

(Ahhhh, anecdata. It really is the best kind of data!)

You do make a very good point however that there is a lot of tabletop engineering that goes on by able-bodied engineers deciding what quadriplegics want, they invariably get it wrong. Not because they are bad people but because they are not quadriplegic and they are not exposed to quadriplegic beta testers for their products, which is something I try hard to help companies to do.

I also don't think I have a type A personality, I think I just have a desire to go outside and go for a walk with my partner. There really is a somewhat pernicious meme around disability that people that want to do something outside of the norm have to have a type A personality, are difficult or are in some way not like those other disabled people. I'm not sure how to unpack it but it seems to be if you are quiet and sit in your wheelchair not disturbing anyone then you are the right kind of disabled person, the only other acceptable kind of disabled people in wheelchairs are either the classic "Stephen Hawking" or the Paralympian. For everybody else there is a total lack of expectation.

Obviously I'm not ascribing any of these opinions to you, and to be honest seeing that you noticed that there are tons of products designed for quadriplegics that are of absolutely no use puts you way above the pack in the insight stakes.

This was meant to be an opposing point of view, please take it in that they and not as me trolling you. I really did think you had a good point! I would be happy to continue the conversation as well.

I'm a quadriplegic public speaker, pretend grown-up, practising hacker… AMA! :-)
I don't see exactly how my comment connects with yours, so I will just try to clarify / expand on it.

* Java is often hard to read because it is verbose and lacks language features. For example, without operator overloading vector math does not read well.

* C++ (14 upwards) can be made very readable or it can be made very unreadable because it has so many features. I don't think it is obvious that C++ is less readable than Go. Are we talking about the worst case? the best case? the average case?

* The connection between control-flow clarity and verbosity is IMO due to features like the pipe operator and do-notation. These allow you to have code that reads linearly even when the execution is not. The alternative is something with many explicit function calls and nesting that jumps all over the place. Take a look at a Node.js program that uses async/await vs without and you will see what I mean.

* A complex problem domain will lead to harder to read code than a simple domain, but this is not relevant. My point is that an implementation for a complex problem in a language with features to manage complexity will be more readable than an implementation for a complex problem in a simpler language.

* It sounds like we have both extensively used multiple programming languages but reached different conclusions.
Abuot names: Mount Kosciuszko is named after the tomb of Tadeusz Kosciuszko (of the US Revolutionary War) since the explorer who named it was Polish.

Always fun to insist on pronouncing it koz-jius-ko instead of the vernacular kos-si-oh-sko
Did anybody else catch this?

> Apple was able to hide from Facebook users all indicators that its devices were even asking for data.

I've seen a lot of discourse here seem to favor Apple over the big "G" but... this seems pretty shady.
Anyone else know anything about this practice or what specifically they might've been referring to?
I second this. Many on the autism spectrum have the problem described in the article.
F# might be a good fit: it is mature, has modern tooling and, in my experience, people tend to get productive quickly.
How wealth redistribution might affect asset prices
Didn't relativity theory start out like that?
If you don't want to sacrifice sleep or free time, use office hours (if you have a job with not much to do, that is).
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If you want security and privacy to become mainstream, simply make it a boring, invisible implementation detail of your messenging platform which is superior in convenience

I believe that is precisely Signal's philosophy. Which is why for example it uses/requires a phone number instead of a username - which then people also complain about on HN and elsewhere. That it's less convenient than other messengers (which I don't dispute) is not for the lack of trying.

So I suspect the answer is the loudest users/commenters will "never" learn this.
^ this.

It was not fully down, there were issues with their blobstore.
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To be clearer, Krita supports both Windows and Linux. HDR support in Krita is currently Windows only and they are waiting for Intel for HDR support in Linux.

> Of course, at this moment, only Windows 10 supports HDR monitors, and only with some very specific hardware. Your CPU and GPU need to be new enough, and you need to have a monitor that supports HDR. We know that the brave folks at Intel are working on HDR support for Linux, though!
I have had glasses since I was 1 year old. They were flexible and strapped to my head. I still have them in a keep-sake box.

Today, I am 42 and my vision is still changing for the worse. I get 2 eye exams each year and I always get an "everyday" pair and an "occupational" pair used for screen, reading, writing, etc.

I am going to a specialist next week to look at why prism adjustments aren't helping. I am skipping lines in test, not seeing text, having difficulty typing without looking.

Good luck. Whatever you do, don't cancel your appointment. Go. You owe it to yourself to get answers.
Your post makes the case for itself, 30% of $13.32 is not $3.33. As Spotify raised their price to counter the apple fee, the also had to give 30% of that raise.

To get $9.99 (for the first year at the 30% rate) it'd be

Spotify fee: $9.99
Apple fee: $4.28
Total: $14.27

When they were charging $12.99 on iOS Spotify was only taking home $9.09 and Apple getting $3.87.

Really goes to show the insanity. Apple probably made more from a Spotify user than an Apple music user. (Of course, they're happy to have an Apple music user for the increased lock in.)

(But as others point out, Spotify showing this almost certainly wouldn't be permitted by Apple).
Even though I use it a lot for 1 on 1 convos it's definitely not eating that lunch (yet). And imo it won't as long as it remains less reliable for notifications and doesn't have things like last-online, quote replies and read receipts like messenger and WhatsApp.
It's been a while since I looked into Rabin Karp, but I remember there being two issues: 1) it really wants all of its patterns to be the same length and 2) it doesn't scale to a large number of patterns. Aho-Corasick has its own issues at scale, but only to the extent that your proportion of memory reads that hit cache decreases. But honestly, I've never implemented it in anger.

I'll have to take a closer look at FDR. I thought it was for single pattern search, not multi pattern search.

I don't really understand why you're being so bombastic about this. AC has a number of nice qualities, as I mentioned above. We don't need to resort to bullshit about how it's only used because it makes people feel good about themselves. That's not a good way to win people over to your cause.
IRC is great precisely because it filters out people you don’t want to talk to - such as HR.
It is noted at the bottom of that blog post:

Tanks of Freedom

https://tof.p1x.in/
I'd appreciate a bit more information on this...specifically whether they are doing content monitoring on various Slack groups for hate speech, etc.
I googled "Godot isometric strategy game" and found this. I think it's right.

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/tanks-of-freedom-a-tu...
I'm too absorbed in me being worried about being worried about being too absorbed.
Example Java: Runtime written in C++, practically all libraries written in Java, including the standard library, and Java libraries are greatly preferred.
Reverse image search says: https://w84death.itch.io/tanks-of-freedom
>It looks more like a wheelchair that can handle backyards, beaches and broken footpaths.

It won't handle them very well until at least a month or so from now when "mud season" is over in the parts of the world that have a winter in which the ground freezes. That rim and tire package is worlds better than a normal wheelchair but still not very good for not sinking in the soft stuff.
I feel like this is an excuse (sorry to be blunt). I’m a new parent and managed to build and release a side project in the first few weeks, as well as keep up with a bunch of other side projects. I’ve just had to adapt the way I work on them. Eg I’m spending significantly more time planning than before, I’m using tools that have been consistently applied to solve similar problems, I’m ruthlessly prioritising features, I’m spending much more time thinking about the implementation before I commit anything, etc.

I know exactly what I want to do when I sit down and write code and to be honest I’m spending very little time on writing code. It’s maybe 30 minutes a day, plus constantly going over ideas and research on Trello/iOS Safari when I’m commuting or I only have one hand free.

I think my productivity is not much lower than before, although there are moments when parenting gets in the way I still think it’s possible to keep making progress.
On a completely separate note, why on earth have you used able-bodied people advertise this product?! I mean really, were there no quadriplegic available? My email address is in my bio!

/Rant

(PS. It looks really cool and I would really like one!)
Well, the alternative at the time was using Skype.
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In modern life it seems like the choice is between nearly constant, unyielding outrage at abuses of power and corruption among government agencies, law enforcement, corporations, and so on... vs willful ignorance to empower a distracted existence focused more narrowly on just trying to manage or enjoy one’s own life.

I don’t mean this to sound dismissive at all. It is seriously an incredibly difficult moral and philosophical question as I see it.

Burning yourself out with constant (justified) rage obviously seems foolish: you’re not likely to accomplish anything except frittering away your life and youth and ending up bitter with nothing to show for it.

Meanwhile, it genuinely does not seem possible to make any incremental improvement to the world in terms of corruption and abuse of power without being pedantically hypervigilant and extreme to an alienating degree that rejects many comforts of basic life and ignores things like career or family development in favor of nearly constant activism.

The problems are so sprawling and complex that average, even above average, people have no hope at all of sustaining justified outrage and channeling it into productive action. So naturally it’s much easier for most people to slide into narrowly focusing on their own life / family / career / hobbies / community, and rationalizing away any feeling that they might have had an intrinsic moral duty to engage sustained, unyielding outrage even at their own expense until massive scale changes are effected or they literally die trying to bring about such changes.

I’m neither excusing anyone nor judging anyone in this observation. Just pointing out what feels like a deep, philosphically intractable trade-off at the heart of it.
> want google.com resolve to your own your site? no problem!

Just want to add a small nit here in that HSTS (HTTP Strict Transport Security) would likely cause problems for most users accessing a custom google.com. All of which _could_ be overcome with some effort on the user's part though (accepting a CA used to sign your custom google.com cert for example)
Even at 30k for the coffee machines and 25k for the arm plus 5k for the enclose. 60k investment for $300/hr. Like $200 margin running even 12 hours a day. That's over 800k a year in the right location.
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Hah. I've only made it halfway through your paper so far. Excited to read the rest. :)
all those people who ordered using Starbucks app and walk in hoping to see their cup ready for pickup absolutely don't care about the 'performance' or which machine was used to make it. some people just want their coffee and gtfo of there
Does any body know any more write your own type tutorials for any other projects ?

Please point them out here
First thought when I heard the news was BGP hijacking (ignoring whether accidental or deliberate). Doesn't the symptom fit other known cases like the Telegram incident in Iran last year, just at a larger scale?

Admittedly networking is not my strength, so perfectly happy for someone to shoot down this hypothesis.
If the only function of the App Store (or Play Store) is to provide hosting and some quality control then I don't see why apps can't be hosted on a secure website from the vendor - as far as I'm aware, Apple requires you have some sort of website anyway.

Because that worked so well for Windows with malware,viruses, and ransomware.
I guess it is no secret that what helps is a schedule.

I do it with accordance with a to-do list: setup realistic deadlines for all projects/side-projects and build a schedule based on them (The deadlines are the only "tight" stuff in my schedule, the rest is flexible). Your work/life balance has to be part of whatever you plan! (e.g. I usually try to have ~2 weekends in the month for other activities and ~2 weekends for projects).

Also it helps me during my free weekend/night to simply keep away from my laptop, this way I don't fall in the trap of wanting to work 1 hour and end up working the whole day.

Sadly your problem is quite common. I know too many people that can't handle their work/life balance...
Case in point:

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:)
If your monolith goes unwieldy you have a problem with your code structure which microservices won't solve. As we all know, you need well isolated, modular code with well defined boundaries. You can achieve this just as well in a monolith (and you can also achieve totally spaghetti code between microservices).

Microservices is a deployment choice. It's the choice to talk between the isolated parts with RPC's instead of local function calls.

So are there no reasons to have multiple services? No there are reasons, but since it's about deployments, the reasons are related to deployment factors. E.g. if you have a subsystem that needs to run in a different environment, or a subsystem that has different performance/scalability requirements etc.
I don't think it's wise to work on your side projects during work. Moral objections aside, there's a reasonable chance your employer will then own the rights to your side project.
No, it was a buffer overflow in the ECU. It's an interesting read if that's the kind of thing that strikes your fancy :)
> if you ask 10 people to try your site, you get 90% of the usability issues, with diminishing returns (based on some usability research I once read somewhere)

https://www.nngroup.com/articles/why-you-only-need-to-test-w...
Krita doesn't do the impasto-style stuff, though with the Digital Atelier brush preset bundle, you can come close. There are a lot of brush engines, and the brushes are very customizable. And it's free (donations accepted, if you want automatic updates, go to Steam or the Windows Store), open source, and there are no in-app purchases whatsoever.
I would recommend investigating APM, opentracing and Uber’s jaeger project.
> my laundry starts to pile up, my kitchen doesn’t get cleaned, and my social contacts get neglected from any meaningful conversation

Yup, that's the sacrifice but worth it for me personally since that side project became a business and enabled me to do a big exit.
There's also an issue that there doesn't seem to be any way to mute @ mentions of roles you're assigned to. So if a server admin assigns you to a role and then mentions that role you'll get a notification even if server mute is on and suppress @everyone and @here is on.
Starbucks is premium? In London I consider it bog standard.
This sounds very familiar to me. Usually after a month or so of doing that I feel a mild burnout and cannot touch the project for a long period after that, if at all.

Needless to say, this is not a very good strategy to build a healthy project in the long run.
Perhaps watch this video for a nice overview of what that might look like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqKGREZs6-w

I think you'll probably see baby steps towards it but there are a lot of problems to overcome.
I'm not a fanboy, but at least for me Discord in FireFox seems very well behaved.

It's been open in a tab for a week, on a fairly high-volume server (dozens of channels, thousands of users) and FireFox reports (about:memory) 150MB usage for that tab.

Your experience seems to mirror my Slack experience though, I have to kill that tab about every other day due to live leaks.
> you can export your animations to mp4 and H.265. You need a version of FFMpeg that supports H.256

I believe author meant 265 not 256. Typical programmer typo.
> So where are the Go drivers offering 1:1 feature parity with JDBC for Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Informix....?
>
> An example for cluster based distributed framework similar to Akka in features?

> What Go libraries provide feature parity to PDFJava, iText or POI?

> Which Go CMS is comparable in features to Literay, Adobe Experience Manager?

Clearly I'm not going to waste my entire afternoon doing research for you just to win some internet points. Particularly when you're just going to find some other "irrefutable fact" to lord over Go thus making any sensible discussion pointless.

Actually I'm going to agree with you on one thing: while Go does support all of the above I'm sure there will be some specific edge cases that are available in a Java library - eg PDFJava - that isn't available in an equivalent Go library. However I'm also confident I could list of some edge cases that are covered by Go and not Java. Anyone with the slightest bit of level headedness would agree that you're not going to get 1:1 feature parity with every competing library in competing languages because different developers will prioritise different features. So you accomplish nothing by making such an argument in the first place.

> Where is Go listed here?

> https://developer.android.com/guide/platform

Why would it be listed there when Go doesn't target libc nor the JVM? That page also doesn't list about dozen other languages nor frameworks that also support Android.
Yet copy is available.
>Suicide is a weird statistic. It can almost be a indicator of progress and prosperity in some respcts e.g. suicides rates are high in places like Sweden and Japan and low in places that are very deprived parts of Africa/Asia. Theres

Ted Kaczynski intensifies. Bring back the freedom from Industry... Opsss I am anarchistic again.
>I’m a new parent and managed to build and release a side project in the first few weeks

Oh gee, no, no. If all you know is the first few months, you know not of parenting time requirements. You need to come back and talk about ruthless prioritizing and efficient coding when you parent a toddler, or two. Then we can all have a hearty laugh at this post together.