skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
financial mechanisms and utility have diverged many times in history, but now, it takes on new gravity as the human population is at unprecedented levels, with demographics and market forces pushing young adults into cities.
Or yet another way - even in the US system the federal government can fine the states.
My advice would be not to worry about this too much at this phase. A lot of "best practice" is institutional and has to do with how the stack/org/community is structured. There's not a lot that's "best practice" in a vacuum. In terms of stuff that would be considered best practice in a vacuum, you can maybe look at some of the classic stuff like Code Complete, or any of the TDD or pattern books.

Other people have mentioned that "best practices" can be a double edged sword. Software engineering is very varied and it's hard to abstract out "best practices" that apply in all situations. Don't get blinded by "principles" and evaluate each technical situation on its own merits and weigh the tradeoffs of the solutions you can think of before proceeding. There are way too many variables for you to have a playbook that reads "in x situation do y" most of the time.

With regard to best practice being institutional, you'll formulate a lot of it on your own as the org grows (if it does.) For example, having code reviews would widely be considered a best practice across the industry, but in your situation it is obviously not reasonable. Who would review your code? You? Lots of institutions have style guides for software engineers (I would consider this a best practice) to keep software easily readable to as many team members as possible. In your situation, what engineers are you trying to keep on the same page? None? In your case, this is then not a useful best practice.

There are community best practices that sometimes spring up around quirks of the language and its tooling. I would say the best way to deal with the first is to use a lint. That will teach you a lot. The second is something you usually have to get bitten by to find out.

Finally, read a lot of code in your language/framework of choice (critically of course.) You'll learn a lot of tricks, and will also see a lot of traps to avoid by doing this. If you're in Node, reading the source to Express is probably a good place to start and is obviously applicable to your work (and can only pay dividends in that respect.)
I mean, the properties were foreclosed on. Not sure what else you would expect.
That doesn’t follow. The FAA allowed Boeing to self-regulate, with somewhat disastrous results. I don’t understand how the regulations forced Boeing to take the approach the did. My read is that they took advantage of loose regulations to avoid recertification, all in the name of profit.

Having said all that, I’m open to hearing how you think regulation was the real culprit here.
Truth. Even saving their bacon, time and again, doesn't help.
more likely hookers and blow
I think the main problem with people like Armstrong and Holmes is that they are widely admired by people and put forth as an example of "success" while in reality they are ruthless psychopaths who will stop at almost nothing to get their way.
I'd also add that for figures Inkscape is invaluable [1]. Save as svg once, and export it as whatever later. I typically export it to PDF (from within Inkscape) for pdflatex.

While its typically indispensable for schematics, I often seem to run into the use case of combining previously generated plots or figures, or adding a label/text. Since Inkscape can import pngs, this is a breeze with it. I don't have to go back to the original code to regenerate plots, or fiddle around with latex to make minor adjustments.

For stuff generated via matplotlib, I'd strongly recommend seaborn as an additional library [2]. This is a wrapper over matplotlib. It can prettify plots with just an import and a 'set' command. You can, of course, use it to plot too, and for stuff doable in matplotlib using the seaborn alternative is much easier and looks better with little or no work. And they support pandas dataframes.

[1] https://inkscape.org/

[2] https://seaborn.pydata.org/
Do you want hyperbole?

Because this is how you get hyperbole.
I have a Jetson TX2, at the $99, I'm super tempted to buy one to see how it compares. That being said, I would definitely buy this if there is a way to make Plex server work with transcoding.
My least favorite part of Vue. Proper intelisense/checking for the templates never materialized either. A start-and-stop effort or two languishing in the Github issues..

I have a feeling after Vue 3 hits and in a couple years JSX will be the defacto way to work with Vue.
Most probably because Vue is enormously popular in China and npm mirrors are mostly used in china.
> For instance, if two branches of a conditional expression both refer to the same value (represented by name $foo) then the code generator will only emit code to compute its value when it encounters the first reference. When the code generator encounters $foo for the second time in the other branch, no code will be emitted.

Isn't that what phi nodes were designed to fix?
When laws are very tenant-friendly (impossible to evict, caps on deposits etc), having tenants becomes a liability, which depresses the value of the building, especially if you only want to hold on to it for a few years.
That's exactly what I want as well!
Soda water (water with carbonation) is also a great replacement, if you like the taste. Persoanlly I don't like la croix very much but I like soda water
I think the vaccine is only covered by insurance (USA) for people over 50 in most cases. If you are lucky enough to have coverage, get the vaccine. Shingles as an otherwise healthy 42 year old was no picnic, I can't imagine how bad it must be for someone older or more immuno-compromised.
Signs emerge IBM-Red Hat merger may face delay
This is quite a while ago now. I have no examples because it was a 1 off thing when I was learning and it just left a sour taste in my mouth, I believe it was in gitter.

I didn't know react has discord now though. So I'll have to join that as we've got a new react project at work (even tho I wish we were using Vue).

The angular gitter is worse. On their gitter I asked about some performance issues and was told I was "stupid" and "don't do it like that" even tho that's how the documentation showed how to do it, and "you shouldn't be using Angular because you don't know what you're doing". (I was eventually helped in a private chat by someone and resolved the performance issues just changing a few things, but this was driving force to ditch Angular and move to React)

Edit: Also for you to reply with concern does give me more faith that the community may be better than I thought. I appreciate your time to read my comment and reply.
If Bill de Blasio cares about rising rents, he would do this in NYC instead of persecute Airbnb.
Source: was cancer researcher, now for 20 years on commercial side (sales, marketing, bizdev etc).

Largest impact to reduce cancer rates/mortality is early detection. Biggest valuations alas in late-stage disease, that's reality, for $8K/mo targeted Rx that only extends life a matter of months (on average, although some remarkable responders i.e. Jimmy Carter's metastatic melanoma).

Largest startup by far for early detection of cancer is GRAIL, something like $1.3B invested.

Long tail of small companies with their unique special sauce. A few off the top of my head: Bluestar Genomics, Epigenomics AG, CellMax Life (out of Taiwan), Singlera Genomics, LAM Research, EarlyDx.
Best+Mattress+for+Keeping+Cool
I could see it being great if everyone on the project were writing class components and using JSX. String templates and extended objects?

Mutiny.
Can be either, depends on society.

Bad if the officials are corrupt and will use that power to extort money for personal profits.

Good if the officials are democratically elect, supported by the public, do what people want them to, and the public is mostly good people.

Have no idea about Barcelona's officials nor society.
mayonnaise has special properties regarding food spoilage, it can be legitimately poisonous when it turns bad.. which in food services, is a constant.
The problem is that it gives an advertising/surveillance corporation detailed data on the web browsing habits of a massive number of unsuspecting users.
Or just wardialing all numbers and marking valid ones. VOIP calls are dirt cheap. A fair number of the spam calls I get have no idea what my name is.
Thanks. I had no idea react had discord, I believe I used gitter? at the time. I may have just had a bad apple but it just left a bad taste in my mouth, something I haven't experienced with Vue.
i have a personal, not necessarily scientific opinion on this. i think that certain minds are so above normal life that they are able to creatively push the bounds of our knowledge. now, since life is a flawed beast of chaos and disorder, these minds that have high creative but yet logical horsepower are not able to deal with the shortcomings of humanity. they could also fall into this trap of "everyone says i am wrong, but they were wrong before when i was right, so it's the case again". i think it's these facts coupled with the fact that depression can be described as people who understand the world as it truly is but can't handle it or ignore it like everyone else.

have you ever dealt with someone so illogical it just drives you mad? now think if everyone you met felt like that.

i actually don't know much about godel, but his work on logic, computation, and general relativity seems to be of the flavor "the world may not be as you think it is". that type of work could take its toll, and something did.
It makes web sites heavier, slows site loading and discloses your tracking information to google which it then uses for commercial purposes.
I think it is a perfectly legitimate question. I had two reasons for creating this: a practical one and a theoretical one.

The practical one is that I wanted to be able to store disk data in a cloud storage bucket (i.e. "format" a bucket with NTFS and use it as a disk). For various reasons I did not want to build this as a WinFsp or FUSE file system.

The theoretical one is that I am exploring the possibility of writing a new OS where all/most IO/services/etc. could be implemented either in kernel mode or user mode. Not bolt it onto an existing OS like I have done with WinFsp and WinSpd, but build the OS like this from the ground up.

To finish here are some use cases for WinSpd as food for thought:

- Mounting virtual disks in a format other than VHD.

- Mounting a cloud storage bucket as a disk.

- Serving a read-only disk from an internet location for use by multiple users.

- Tracking disk I/O for backup, snapshotting or other purposes.
> using quote marks awkwardly to enclose a statement rather than JSX's more sensible curly brackets

Sounds like you should be making more use of computed properties and component methods.
Not just China, but Arabia and Russia too. The Manhattan Skyline is increasingly defined by enormous residential skyscrapers with condos that sell for hundreds of millions of dollars, and sit empty year-round.
Well, looks like these Monroe Institute activities segued into CIA interest into what was called 'remote viewing' for use as a possible supplemental espionage methodology. Apparently one H. E. Puthoff was one of the primary researchers in this activity and there's an online history of this CIA initiated RV Program at SRI that he authored which may be of some interest:

URL = https://www.aestheticimpact.com/_pdf/AAestheticImpactCIABiof...
These were legally terminated by google actually. They took on the role and served out the subpoenas. No one ever tends to going against google after the murders and the blackmails that they are serving up subpoeba to check ina (<-this was inkevted by google) (to china) for. Thats just not here that it got around.
Deny the Tencent and Alphabet subpoena, please. Scam me. That's illegal.
This may get banned. He is doing 666. Annie is doing rape. And youtube is doing babylon.Good day but hopefully not goodbye.
In the specific case of ketamine, it’s easier and cheaper to acquire, and generally goes through far fewer intermediaries between the pharmacy and the street consumer. So the stuff you find on the street tends to be dramatically more pure than, say, cocaine.
When robot assassins hunted down their own makers in an ancient Indian legend
> A story that accurately reported a noteworthy incident of Muslim violence, without being inflammatory or misrepresenting material facts, and which had the respectful cooperation of Muslims, would still be caught up under this definition.

So, they're not separating factual reporting from fake news about islam? How does this not entirely invalidate the study?

Yes, islam gets discussed a lot... but islamist extremism is a global problem. Calling criticism of islam "islamophobia" is incredibly counterproductive. The more we try to clamp down on criticism of islam, the more we stoke anti-islamist fears and hatreds.

This pisses me off as much as seeing people still defending convicted pedophiles like George Pell because they're catholic clergy.

I get that people like their religions. That doesn't mean those religions should be placed above reproach. We need to make a clear distinction between criticism of islam and islamophobia. As far as I can see (since I refuse to disable my anti-tracking and anti-ad plugins on a strange site) the study the article is talking about doesn't do that.
Third party code within your banking website has access to anything you can do from the UI.

That includes siphoning money from your account.
This is not what you asked for, since it still requires a separate file. However it might be close enough to what you want, and -- for complicated expressions -- possibly even better.

You can write (or derive) the expression using sympy, then have sympy generate a numpy expression that can be evaluated. Sympy can also generate the LaTeX code for any expression. So while that isn't an in-LaTeX solution, it may be close to what you want.

Johansson's "Numerical Python" shows several examples of this. I will scavenge one of his examples below (trusting it falls under "fair use", and hoping I transcribe it correctly -- note I have left out the imports). The example uses sympy to generate and plot Taylor series expansions of sin(x).

The key bit to look for in the example is `sympy.lambdify()`.

sym_x = sympy.Symbol("x")
x = np.linspace(-2 * np.pi, 2 * np.pi, 100)

def sin_expansion(x, n):
return sympy.lambdify(sym_x, sympy.sin(sym_x).series(n=n+1).removeO(), 'numpy')(x)

fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot(x, np.sin(x), linewidth=4, color="red", label='exact')
colors = ["blue", "black"]
linestyles = [':', '-.', '--']

for idx, n in enumerate(range(1, 12, 2)):
ax.plot(x, sin_expansion(x, n), color=colors[idx // 3],
linestyle=linestyles[idx % 3], linewidth=3,
label="order %d approx." % (n+1))

ax.set_ylim(-1.1, 1.1)
ax.set_xlim(-1.5*np.pi, 1.5*np.pi)

ax.legend(bbox_to_anchor=(1.02, 1), loc=2, borderaxespad=0.0)
fig.subplots_adjust(right=.75)

I highly recommend the book. It's full of nuggets like this.
Telco giants block websites sharing footage of Christchurch attacks
I have used both React and Vue in large, long lived apps. I personally found both to be excellent - React has better TS support as of now. When Vue 3 hits with its internal TS api and you can use TSX as a first class citizen, I’d say you could go with either and have a comparable experience. At the moment the lack of static type checking due to Vue’s .vue file is the main disadvantage, IMO.
I think they were checking culturally popular predispositions. I may claim this one cubic inch is special, but who cares? If 5-10% of the country believes it, it sorta makes sense to look into.
aww my post
Ask HN: What steps do you take to investigate the cause of an outage?
I’m very curious to understand how others deal with a PagerDuty alert. What actions do you take or tools do you use to investigate an outage?
Barcelona has really good urban planning ideas that I wish New York would take a look at. It feels like we're a decade behind them.
I've got to say, Joe Camel was a cool figure. (Not to praise his employers, of course.)
Disabling JavaScript also doesn't allow the paywall to kick in, so there is no point in optimising for no JS browsing.
If you use read committed, row based replication and explicit locks where necessary, rather than the default of repeatable read, avoiding deadlock isn't too hard.

It's usually the gap locks that bite you, I've found.

https://www.percona.com/blog/2012/03/27/innodbs-gap-locks/

Oh, and do all your deletes by primary key. Deletes with joins are especially good for creating too many locks.
Their green tea contains 7.5 mg per 8 oz "serving" (each can is 23 fluid ounces = 680 ml): https://www.drinkarizona.com/faqs

8 oz of that same green tea contains 17 g of sugar: https://www.drinkarizona.com/product/green-tea-with-ginseng-...

For comparison, a double espresso shot has 80 mg of caffeine: https://www.kickinghorsecoffee.com/en/blog/caffeine-myths-es...

The addictive potential of the scant caffeine in Arizona iced "tea" is negligible compared to the very high sugar content.
I think OP does not mean that Vue is unstructured / non-disciplined. Vue does have a rigid structure and standard though, but it's pleasantly designed and doesn't get in your way. Maintenance has been a breeze for me.
I suppose, the attitude of the PG community. I can think of one other time when the PG community was very dismissive of criticism from users, even when it is valid...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19119991

In that case they rejected a bugfix for something like 10 years, seemingly because of attitude issues.
Really depends on how secure your bank is, because a lot of major banking trojans work in a very similar way : injecting JavaScript in your webpage.
> The ill effects are subversive because it's not at all obvious... elevated, consistent consumption can wear on one's endocrine system.

Not too hard to subversive for some people; you're absolutely right about the wear: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24986632

I imagine some people are more sensitive, but it's still a concern. Of course, coffee is still supposed to be really good for you (especially black). Caffeine is also not very addictive, especially compared to tobacco or to sugar. The problem is sugar is in everything (or almost), meaning it's really hard to get away from. It's hard to give a concentrated form of something up when you are constantly exposed to dilute quantities.

I would challenge anyone who reads this to stop eating foods with lots of added sugar for a while. If you resume, you will be amazed at how ludicrously sweet things taste. Just something to think on.
This is disabled by default though, no?
From what I can tell, more often after the party / show when you're with a few friends on a couch or comfy chairs.
And i never said airbnb is the sole reason. Maybe learn to comprehend the actual point first?
There is no moral problem with google analytics if you think the GDPR restrictions are illegitimate.

If you agree with them then it’s an issue. Google clearly tracks data that is GDPR personal.
why would you want to train on the device itself?
I agree reproducibility is an issue, especially in psychology that is slowly becoming a science right now. There it’s actially a good sign, since now psychology has a methodology we can use as a standard bearer to spot issues. In other humanities that like to call themselves science we unfortunately even lack such a methodology.

From first principles technology is definitely applied science through engineering, but technology is progressed through pushing the boundaries of science and science is the map of where to look. Eg quantum mechanics and optics helped create a map of where to look for new nano scale technology innovations. Technolofy shows the reproducibility of the theories it’s build upon.

The computer is build by innovations created using the predictive powers of material science, quantum mechanics and chemistry.

How do you think the optics used to create the processors were created? The advanced etching technologies to get to decreasing nm processor scale? Materials that respond reliably to store energy in batteries or power puxels in your screen?
Benchmarking Lambda’s New Custom Runtime for .Net Core
Could you please stop posting unsubstantive comments to Hacker News? Especially flamebaity ones; the combination amounts to trolling.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Bad Blood makes it pretty clear that "becoming a billionaire" was her number one priority.
> Collective Ownership : It’s not about you, its always about the team.

When people say "Collective Ownership", they usually mean no one person is directly responsible for a body of code - and that is supposed to be a good thing. When you walk into a shop with this philosophy and have a question about the code you will find that you usually get the answer "I don't know ask Jake" and then Jake says "I don't know ask Jane", Jane then sends you to Bill who may have touched the relevant code at some point. Basically "Collective Ownership" can result in lack of responsibility and messy code that nobody really understands.

I want to take more aim at this "Collective Code Ownership" myth. The concept overlooks the immense amount of job satisfaction one gets from being responsible for a body of code and feeling like you have some responsibility. Handing out responsibility doesn't remove the need for code reviews or bar others from examining and learning different parts of the code. So called "collective ownership" simply gives low-level engineering management more power by keeping developers weak and replaceable but makes for messy code. It makes for messy code because developers don't take a holistic view of what they are doing they just strive to rapidly complete little tasks that are thrown in front of them that management can understand and use to maintain a feeling of control. In short "yes!", it is about you, your growth, and your job satisfaction. I've worked as a consultant in many code shops - when I walk into a shop and the manager introduces Alice "who does our kernel code", and then Bill who "Manages our API code", and Mike "Who is generally responsible for integrations and works on our front end code with Alice" I generally see more happy developers and less turnover.

I also don't believe very much in Pair Programming. Again, all the research I've read supporting the practice is questionable. I've pair programmed at length and watched others do it. Generally it only works for the most trivial of tasks - which means that why use it at all. I do think superiors get a great deal of satisfaction pairing with their subordinates, I'm not so sure about the other way around.
it's called a long term roadmap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technology_roadmap