skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
IME there are only two kinds of Ops structures. Either you have an organized, byzantine, inflexible system with way too many developers actually working on ops full time, or you have this kind of system which is more flexible in the short term but becomes an operational nightmare as technical debt accrues and accrues. I'm not sure if there is a way to get something in the middle.

The second system is a result of Agile methodology where some dev makes the mistake of telling the PM/management "well, we could get it deployed today if we just do [terribly hacky unmaintainable thing]" and gets the ok because the project is two weeks behind and half the team is going on vacation next month. The first system is the result of the "everything must fit the spec" methodology where you have excessivley long and inflexible iteration cycles, usually because you are an older more enterprisey organization.
> Violence is never justified. If one wants to achieve a political objective, always fight for it by political means.

There's a line of argument that all (governmental) politics is just the threat of violence, packaged in a velvet glove. (One short defense of that viewpoint: try not paying your taxes.)

I abhor violence in most cases, but I think it's a mistake to draw a stark division between the two.
How cigarette makers applied their marketing wizardry to sweetened beverages
It is job specific which means I can not go to Texas and take up ranching or just freelance from Reno.
Conference Youtube videos. They are a goldmine of useful tips and tricks. Go look for videos from the Node [1] and MongoDB
[2] conferences and you will find tons of war stories and what is actually working for people. Using this option arguably connects you directly with some of the best people in the world who are actually using this stuff.

ps. using the youtube 2x playback speed option can really help digest lots of video content quickly [3]. I use this almost exclusively on youtube now.

[1] NodeConfEU 2018 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMgMSb7d-Os&list=PL0CdgOSSGl...

[2] MongoDB - https://www.youtube.com/user/MongoDB/videos

[3] https://sysadmincasts.com/episodes/52-video-playback-speed
She would avoid me like the plague during allergy season, then! If I don't wear a pollen mask during that time, I will literally never stop sneezing.
LaTeX doesn't have enough information about what your notations mean. You can very well write nonsensical formulas that look pretty in LaTeX but are absolutely meaningless.
Remarkable how often the answer to headlines ending in a question mark is "no". Counter examples seem exceedingly rare.
> Why is it a fine? Why not a tax?

Fines (at least, non-criminal ones) and taxes, while sometimes procedurally distinct, are essentially functionally equivalent.
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Great list! Thanks for sharing!
Utter garbage woo. I'd say it's indicative of something, but should we be surprised that even large government organizations can be taken in by BS?
Suggesting that someone take care when using historical allusions they don't understand is not the same as questioning someone's intentions.

Read the thread again: Once it was clear that they were legitimately unaware of the origin of the allusion they made, the suggestion I made was to be careful in general using such allusions.
Author uses I/we but I couldn't find a name anywhere on the page.
Sounds like what other game device manufacturers do, except that it's a lot easier to get a game into the iOS store than it is to get it into PSN or Nintendo's eShop.

I wonder... how hard is it to ship an app for Apple TV vs. other proprietary set-top boxes/platforms like XFINITY or TiVO?
Ish. There is still plenty of ISIS crap floating around, it’s just targeted more effectively through direct social networks like whatsapp. My dad (!) had to ban from his football club’s chatgroup the father of one kid, because he insisted in spamming ultra-islamic crap. I’m pretty sure he’s still somewhere, forwarding shit to anyone who’ll listen.

It’s a very hard problem. The printed press indirectly generated the Protestant schism, which resulted in centuries of wars and murderous events. The internet is having an equivalent effect today.
These images were developed, digitized, compressed, and transmitted back to NASA from the Lunar orbiters. This article has the story of how they were recovered recently.

https://boingboing.net/2018/06/16/ampex-fr-900-drives.html
I find this fascinating. Never heard the claim before that lip herpes grants immunity to genital outbreaks.

Also, whats source of such common early childhood herpes in Russia? Kissing from infected relatives? Given lethality of neonatal herpes it seems unlikely to be interuterine transmission.
Like Splunk, Australian firms may also have to give up business abroad
It's bad enough that there's a word in the language (in English, it translates along the lines of "behindology") to refer to Italians' pseudoscience of looking for the actual story that hides BEHIND the apparent reality. Granted, it might be rooted in decades or centuries of lies, but it still boils down to conspiracy theories.
Please point to the specific part of the GDPR where this is codified. (Just FYI, it is not there. Indeed they can impose the maximum fines for a first offense, and are fully incentivized to do so).
Very impressive project. I haven't personally touched app development since the popularity of Cordova and Ionic but as someone that's considering it again this is a create way to immediately jump in.

A suggestion not related to your product but your blog: remove the sponsored links. I know you can do this in Disqus. Some may disagree with me here but I feel like technical blogs shouldn't end up with sponsored links to get rich schemes in my area.
You're correct, but the same thing can be said about any grade school subject.

Grade school and a lot of undergraduate work are often about breadth, and you'll never know where your interests lie and how you'll want to apply your knowledge to a career until you have some exposure.

Inevitably, some percentage of people taking math in high school will become engineers, mathematicians, or scientists. Some percentage of people taking English or Social Studies will become project managers, politicians, marketing professionals, etc. Some percentage of foreign language students will do business with a foreign country or otherwise continue their studies. And some percentage of computer science students will become programmers. Some percentage of students taking band, orchestra, choir, or drama club will pursue creative fields. Some percentage of shop and woodworking class students will become tradespeople.

But not every student in every one of those classes will become all of those things.

It doesn't mean that students taking these courses are wasting their time in any way. In an alternate reality you could have fallen in love with Spanish and studied it more rigorously, and you'd have used that knowledge to advance your career. But it didn't really benefit you, and that's okay.
DND also prevents notifications/texts/etc. I think both IOS and Android have that issue.
I couldn’t imagine it being that expensive to have a home care nurse set up a peripheral line, mix up the bag and run the infusion (or IV push it).

The drug in vials is generic.

No different than IV antibiotics at home.

Not much clinical monitoring required when you’re on a stable dose.
The house owned by the LLC does not have to be in the same state as where the LLC is filed. You can file the LLC in a state that has laws friendly to what you are trying to accomplish. Furthermore, services like LegalZoom make the costs negligible to the asset they are protecting especially since it doesn't make any money.

There are much more conventional albeit expensive alternatives like umbrella insurance but that doesn't change the fact that the fear of a lawsuit doesn't have to be so scary. I mean that's what many companies are banking on because the only people that really win in litigation is the lawyers.
fwiw I was able to find the csv as well.

EDIT: You are right in theory though.
This sounded so familiar that I googled little.

Fertility doctor getting caught using his own sperm has happened several times before. It has been the plot in tv-series and SNL skit.

It's obvious solution if you want to improve the results of your clinic and perform miracles when all other doctors fail.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/magazine/the-fertil...?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5603323/Canadian-fe...
Yeah let's just get rid of income taxes and have an empty-building based economy that makes a lot of sense
Please do not name that document. It does not deserve to be readers it is designed to incite hatred.
NZer.
Just speculation, but perhaps related to google also ending their url shortening service.
Speaking of which, my list:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18794561
Changing the plot backend should fix this.

import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('Agg')
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2801882/generating-a-png...
It should be a joke for a generic drug company to take generic S-Ketamine and put it in another insufflation device and show bio equivalency.

You don’t patent indications.
I think you're discounting societal shifts in attitude about what the problems are and who is responsible for them.

For example, it wasn't that long ago that heresy would get you burned at the stake, but a sexist/racist joke didn't even merit comment.

Today, it's the reverse.
No. I want 4.5-5.5 inch phones in 16:10ish ratio. Give me that screen size with good battery life. User replaceable battery. All I need.
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React and Vue have 6.25 and 1.01 weekly downloads respectively. As of now, they are not even in the same league.
Much easier to beg for votes saying we "fined these evil landlords" instead of saying increasing taxes on empty buildings. I think there will be many fires in Barcelona this year.
>Of all the frameworks I've used, it's brilliant because it hardly takes any thinking away from the business logic, so I'm not bogged down, it stays OUT of my way, and it's rock solid.

That's exactly what it's like. Working with Vue doesn't even feel like you're using a JavaScript framework. You just write your HTML, your CSS, your scripts/data and you're done. Vue is brilliant.
Making Flight Safer with the “Internet of Airplanes”
I am on T-Mobile. There was a point when most of the spam to my phone was from Scam Likely. Then the robocallers learned that this is the truth, and I get spam about my credit card and something in Chinese that isn't so flagged.
In general, taxes are deductible whereas fines are not.
My view of Atlassian's project management tools and services is that they can allow terrible managers to become mediocre managers (which is not great but still an improvement) but no matter how much they try, they can never turn a mediocre manager into a good manager.

The value proposition of Atlassian is that their software can give a manager more visibility over the technical/engineering processes within their company; but this improved visibility is useless unless the manager has both a clear vision and a deep technical understanding of their project.

No amount of tooling can match the value of having technical understanding of the project. For example, Jira can generate a lot of pretty charts and workflow visualizations which create a great illusion of progress but this illusion typically comes at the expense of real progress.
Make it a rich person, call it space tourism and you could make it profitable.
Its just ignorance. For example William Gibson revealed he had absolutely no clue about computers when he wrote Neuromancer.
I have a ztotop one for the new 12.9. Works well, a bit heavy, maybe 50% more than the official one. But an 8th of the price, and otherwise works beautifully.
The silence here is deafening.
To be fair, they pointed out additional motivations to move to Vue like making the client-side UX more maintainable and improve client-side performance.

Also, for all we know their server-side Rails+Haml stack took <50ms to query the database + render the comments, but they still wanted to factor that out of the initial page load to improve TTI.
A number of flat-earthers have stated that since the cameras and lenses are made by "them" you can't trust the results. Any visible curvature was put there by the manufacturers.
Or Ionic, which now supports Vue (and others) and is IMO substantially more polished.
Very sad. Indeed for all of those whose life ended in such circumstances.

If we could only figure out a way to get extremists to only focus on killing other extremists, we'd all be much better off.
We call it an “inco pad” here.. inco being from incontinence, but they’re useful in far more situations than just incontinence!
It’s still used. Moreso in animals, but still in humans, but usually with another sedative.

Also used in palliative care when opiates aren’t working or causing too many side effects.
I think I remember seeing a prize somewhere of an obscene amount of money (memory is hazy, but was something like over $100M, maybe even a billion) for a perfect winning grid.

Edit: it was a billion.

https://genius.com/Warren-buffett-billion-dollar-march-madne...
Maybe fines offer more discretion for officials (easy to impose, revise, and target specific landlords) as opposed to a tax which would be more rigid (slow to implement, difficult to change)?
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I have to agree with this. Ultimately whether or not you like Vue or React better boils down to if you agree with the semantics of the web, and including them in your app building process (i.e you like html, and css, and just want to "pepper" in some logic and interactivity with JavaScript), or if you would rather just embrace JavaScript whole-heartedly.

Vue relies too much on overloading the string type for my taste (fundamentally, all JS libs do this to some extent). Too much magic happens with these string-based v-bindings.

Irrespective of that, these days I am hard pressed to not use typed JS in some form or fashion anyways.
Fines seem to be more flexible in their enforcement and cancellation, possibly as negotiation tactics. The label, as opposed to 'tax', comes with the idea of punishment and can more logically be increased to higher levels in ways not possible if considered a cost of doing business.
In the US fines are not tax deductible, so that's one fiscal difference between taxes and fines. I have no idea if Spain considers fines to be tax deductible or not.
It's insane how many people we lose to tragedies like this.

Every person is valuable. We shouldn't just lament the loss of people with notable accomplishments. We should mourn every single person, and do what we can to prevent this from happening again.
Doh! Thanks for asking. Voltron is a white labeled version of Jira (which I did not realize when writing my post). Edited.
So in that sense, it's a bit like my experience in the software industry? My experience is that while people get a set amount of PTO per year, they rarely take it. Not because it's disapproved of, but because of the price you have to pay in work backlog when you return.
Completely meaningless. The interest rates in 1980 varied between 8.5% and 20%. Comparing the dividend yield from that environment to today where we have around 2.5% is stupid.
My experience differs significantly from yours, having moved from att to T-Mobile in the last 3 months.
I am losing my mind over some of this (and trying to reserve some judgement because we don't have all of the facts yet).

In the age where "engineers":
(1) can automatically land a "VW bug sized" rover on Mars
(2) can land booster rockets practically from orbit
(3) can make an adaptive flight control system that can fly a drone even when half a wing is blown clean off mid-flight (on purpose). https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=JyyN-qWWNfQ

How does this MCAS system, as part of a larger flight dynamics system, have so little understanding of what the hell it is doing to the flight dynamics?

I am beyond confused...
I’d need some kind of drug to stay focused 40 hours a week. Although during unfocused times I often come up with subconscious insights.
> I don't understand their priorities.

enterprise sales contracts
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I did a quick control-f "read" and almost everyone is telling you to read books or articles about best practices. That might be useful once as a highlevel overview when getting started on a topic, but my personal advice is to only do that briefly. You'll get the most bang for your buck READING CODE. There is no better way to improve as a developer than reading good code.

Reading articles and books will teach you things that sound good but may not hold up in real life. Code is battle tested and real. To learn about art, you can read volumes about form, shape, color, composition etc. but you really need to look at great art. Same with code.

Of course, you may wonder "how do I find good code?" I would just try to find high-profile OSS that deals with whatever kind of tech you are interested in. It may not all be good, but if you diversify the code bases you read, you will notice the differences and learn for yourself why some might be better than others.
I took 2 years of HS programming from an excellent teacher, pascal one year then C++ the second. The second year was an AP class and every student got a 4 or 5 on the AP test.

10 years later, I taught myself to do web development but I started with a strong understanding of core concepts and how to read code to understand how a large code base worked. Even before then, the understanding of logic and the practice of procedural thinking was immensely valuable.

A year afterwards, this teacher requested to be allowed to work part time and only teach the programming classes and not the other math classes they wanted to schedule for him. He wanted to be able to do higher paying work on the side to supplement his modest teaching income. Instead the school district fired him and put the football coach in charge of the programming classes. My brother took those classes and they were a complete waste of his time.

So getting legislatures on board with teaching or requiring programming is not enough. We need enough trained quality teachers to teach these classes so we don't waste students time and turn them off to coding. We also need school boards and principles who value these teachers and understand the difficulty with simply slotting other teachers into these positions and giving them a text book to work from.
there's also power, 0xffffffff + 0x1 results in 32 bit flips, 0x0 + 0x1 results in 1, they don't consume the same amount of energy.
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A compounding pharmacy can make up capsules. It doesn’t have great bioavailability, but tons of drugs are like that, and resolved with higher doses.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3120058/
Right, my comment about "was used" was for heart surgery. The story I heard was that the patients were complaining about the psychedelic effects :D

It was really interesting to watch "Combat Medics", a show about med-evac choppers for the US armed forces in afghanistan. One of the first things they do with bad cases is give them a shot of ketamine. So in addition to calling K
disparagingly "cat tranquilizer" and "horse tranquilizer", we should call it "marine tranquilizer".
so are you saying that you have data to show correlation between HSV 1 and other diseases? Please share.
Extremely succinct way of putting it, there. That's David Foster Wallace's conclusion in E Pluribus Unam too.
I believe this was post acquisition: An old company was on BitBucket (which we called internally “shitbucket” because of the frequent 500s) until we went on-prem to control our updates and mitigate bugs actually impacting us (I think this was “stash”). It was amazing how an “enterprise” system was so unreliable and companies still paid for it.
There's no greater indictment of white supremacy than that a proponent who achieved basically nothing with their life, killed someone who was much much better than them.
I only recently noticed that Voice was dropping certain text messages from being forwarded so I had missed whole conversations with friends. It made me feel inconsiderate. In the meantime, I'm checking the Voice app often, but I've now started to push everyone away from my gVoice number to my actual number.
You know, I might easily agree with you, except that this was not "caused" solely by ideology, and to believe this might be not only misleading, but also quite dangerous. The nihilistic sociopath who has perpetrated this heinous act would like nothing more than for people to increasingly magnify his vacuous, meaningless 'ideology', by which he clearly hoped to mislead the public into following his deranged delusion, that fame and self-aggrandizement for him might result from mindless murder; from destroying the best that life has to offer on this Earth. Let's not give him that, let's not fall into this trap he has cleverly laid out for us. We should simply wholesale-reject that outrageous, inhumane way of thinking, and not give it even that hint of dignity that this incredibly misleading term, "ideology", might imply.
The industry has been trending this way for some time now. Pretending it's been a 'republican/libertarian' belief problem does no service to anyone. https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/faile...
FTA: The FAA, citing lack of funding and resources, has over the years delegated increasing authority to Boeing to take on more of the work of certifying the safety of its own airplanes.

Self-regulation as a consequence of the FAA getting insufficient funding is distinctly on-topic.
It says "90 percent of adults have been exposed to the virus by age 50", but I didn't think that exposure necessarily meant infection.
I'm talking about after having made a reservation through an app like OpenTable.
If you go on some of the CIA FOIA tools you can also read about their experiments with astral projection. One of the more famous ones is about some guy astrally projecting on mars, in the past, and seeing aliens and buildings: https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788...

The CIA back then was all kinds of fucked up. Doing illegal experiments on US civilians, installing dictators, and selling drugs. Makes you wonder what terrible shit they're doing now that hasn't come to the surface yet...
Psy-trance?
what gear would one best use to make those gadgets self-recharging?

one the non-charging idea side there would be the AI network traffic analyzer (just requires another 1G connector via USB)
The Superbook format doesn't appeal to me specifically because it's just a stack of pages without text flowing between them. It sounds like a nightmare to handle when editing.
TL;DR: A lot of words to say that they're using some weird web-based format that's half HTML, half PDF, and probably compatible with nothing.

Why not a PDF?

Beats me. At least existing ebook readers can display PDFs.
Rep. Devin Nunes sues Twitter for $250m, alleging political bias
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> Stripe is headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in Dublin, London, Paris, Singapore, Tokyo, and more

That's probably the countries where they can hire remotely. It would seems in my experience with other companies that even if they don't advertise non-US remote roles (probably to prevent a large influx of applications from all over the world, most of which invalid due to no-offices there) they will accept candidates that are better than the US counterparts (but still US-based workers have an advantage).

Would love an answer from Stripe/patio11 though.

Also in the case of Stripe, it seems like they are making an engineering hub in Singapore: https://stripe.com/blog/singapore-eng-office