skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you might be getting too little. It's common to get 200k+ in Bay area with your level of experience. That doubles once you become senior (usually 3-6 YOE). So think about how much less you are getting paid by working there and see how much of that delta makes sense for the amount of learning you get. As a first engineer, you have a much bigger scope, unique opportunities, a chance to network, etc. Think about how much that's worth. Sometimes, it might not even be true that you are learning more at a startup and just overworking. So do your own cost-benefit analysis carefully and ask for a raise you think is reasonable bases on the market rate and the amount of unique learning you get from your company.
It is very interesting to see in such projects how they expose the weakness of certain Java idioms. The mentioned JavaBeans getters and setters are obsolete pattern, for which in most cases there’s no good reason to keep it in the code. Java ecosystem is probably the richest one on the design patterns, some of which receive „anti“ prefix over the years (e.g. self-contained singleton). At the same time new languages explore and verify the ideas and coding styles that might be worth to borrow and make mainstream. Porting exercise can be such source of new best practices pushing us to rethink what is worth keeping and what is pointless overengineering.
While most apps I'm aware of in this context come with some configurability in that regard (e.g. letting you choose the time of day, opt out, etc.), I'd say that highly depends on quite a few factors. Just like the frequency of in person therapy visits usually is adjusted by personal progress (at least around here and in the context of CBT), these mechanics aren't applied as the only measure. Assessing your thought process in this structured manner might be helpful one week, while being a thing to obsess about another and other techniques or a mix might have more positive impact.

My main thinking point was the constant nature of the suggestion that I'd have an issue with. It wouldn't really allow to factor in a person's current requirements.
Finland's Yle has a similar thing.
Well, because of the hassle the answer is that most would just get a new phone.
It’s a cool effect but it is really hard to read like that and on my iPhone it slows down the page
No.

The old design is ugly, but it works.

The new design is prettier in a messy way, but I much prefer the original UI.
The Aplle reflects light with a peak at a wavelength of around 600 nm.
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I agree about the expansions, they have been a disappointment in general. Mass Transit was the highlight, but didn't go nearly far enough and still concentrated on the eye candy. I do understand that they try to appeal to the larger market -- people running the game as a simulation is surely a minority.

That said, it's still currently the best city sim by far. Hoping that Citybound will change that at some point :)
Can anyone explain what’s happening here? I can’t make sense of the syntax:

func (q Query) GroupBy(field string) Query {...}
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Psychologist? Do you mean philologist?
The term dates to the late 1980s when it referred to propagandistic video and audio "news releases" generally created by or for corporate interests. That usage continued through to mid-to-late 2000s decade.

It was applied to more general misinformation in the 2010s, before being 'undefined' by many of the promotors and beneficiaries of fake news.

https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Fake_news

https://www.prwatch.org/fakenews/execsummary/

https://www.prwatch.org/fakenews2/execsummary
That comment is mostly politics.
Oh god, isn't it almost a decade behind the others for this tag?
If I was writing this code from scratch, I would make a few different decisions.

That being said, from a business point of few, making Go code base be as close as possible to Java version makes a lot of sense.

Java client is written the way it is. It already shipped and is used by people. Breaking its API was out of the question.

RavenDB is 10 years old and will most likely be here for the next 10 years.

In those future years, both Java client and Go client will have to be evolved to provide access to new capabilities of the server.

The closer the two code bases are, the less effort it takes to maintain those code bases.
A very good way to understand the fact "class are for encapsulating behaviour, not data". But we don't learn until we fall.
>What about the fact that the Chinese manufacturers are taking over the Asian and European market

Two independent industries. Those Chinese manufacturers still have to use memory products made by either Samsung, Hynix or Micron. It does not matter which smartphone OEMs make more profit or has greater marketshare. Those three DRAM makers combined account for 90% of global DRAM supplies. China is not going to have its own domestic (major) DRAM manufacturer anytime soon.
People could do worse than considering todays grievance politics in the light of Neitszche’s ideas about ressentiment.
Scrutiny alone does not imply any real consequences.
Gutenberg’s moving type propelled Europe towards the scientific revolution
My experience with C:S heavy rail transit is that it doesn't work well with the current simulation: it seems that the cims take the shortest route even if the slightly longer train would be much faster due to fewer stops abd less congestion.
Then you are not looking very closely. Even LG's OLED 4k promo video has artefacts when streaming from their yt channel to an lg 4k OLED.
"Best" is subjective, r/Android might make you feel it's a big comunity, everyone should buy Android instead of Apple to avoid "being ripped-off" and not buying the best specs is stupid; but you should realize it's really just geek hobbists.

I used to be one of them, constantly tweaking it, ROMs, root and flash, compile my own ROM, compare specs and eager to know what's new, but that's long ago, I've quit being a slave to my phone, I've realized I just need my phone to work when it needs to(like average people?), and I spend no more than 20 minutes per day on it now and never waste time on the phone itself.

Average people don't know and won't understand specs, that's where brands like Oppo and Vivo thrive, they are good at marketing, hell if you go into deep China you will hear salesgirls peddling OPPO/VIVO as the best of the best in the world.
Why “Doing Nothing” Is the Best Self-Care for the Internet Era
That's almost a tautology.
It'd be great if there was a mod for making this like OpenTTD :-) I.e. have existing towns/cities that AI grows organically while you build a transport company.

What's always bugged me about Transport Tycoon is that passengers just want to go somewhere. It'd be great if passengers wanted to go to specific places. There's loads of scope for a proper simulation to add more depth to that sort of game.
MeghdutaJS - In Memory Messaging server
That the best android phone is at best a midrange smart phone. Is an interesting and very unlikely to be a broadly shared opinion
Query is the type. So it's a function that works on the type Query, takes an input parameter of type string and returns a struct of type Query.
> Recently I tried using an ORM "properly"

Which ORM was it, if I may ask?
I have posted link on HN to Dataforge UUCP because I have been interested in store-and-forward networks for a long years. All my email passing between notebook and my email servers used UUCP-over-SSH for years. But soon I create NNCP (http://www.nncpgo.org/) project and totally moved all my email/files store-and-forward networks to it. Possibly it could be interested to you.
NFormat, another custom formatting tool shows up in Adrian Black's video, demonstrating that these also work with floppy emulators:

https://youtu.be/Lw0JV4TypSo

http://toastytech.com/files/nformat.html
Why didn't you port it to Kotlin instead? Much better language than Go in every aspect and also comes with an auto-conversion tool.
GroupBy is a method on Query, and it returns Query so the methods can be chained.
'Psychologist' would be correct. There's a revisionist debate as to whether Nietzsche was a naturalist, i.e. whether he thought that the only valid knowledge was knowledge conforming to (weaker) or corroborated by (stronger) the natural scientific method. Many of Nietzsche's arguments are psychological in character, e.g. the role of resentment and guilt in the genealogy of morals. Others think that this is either overstated, or tracks only one (early) period of Nietzsche's writings.
> I'd be interested in how Google does these things with Borg. My suspicion is that they're using BCL (which Jsonnet is based on, last I checked) to describe their resources.

Yes. Kubecfg is the closest equivalent for k8s. And it also works the best for me (but I might be biased).
Wow. Interesting statement.

But "is" means Existence. To exist there must be likely an observer and time. I think your statement is more complex than you and I thought at the first look. Interesting. And what is "red"? A wavelength? A feeling? A neuron firing?
> experiment analysis

And without that it isn't science.
Far Blade is a hand crafted boss rush adventure
Tennis academy: Rust game devlog #1
Suddhi-purity of soul/shortfilm traller/
24 Cities suing CA over local governments' authority on cannabis delivery
Russia Increasing Gold Reserves
Well, one also needs periodic scrubbing. Without that, it rots!
Windows Input API is multi-leveled and toplevel one sends key combos and characters only. Because keyboard drivers are system-level (although configurable per-user), you can only remap via system reconfiguration, which makes sense.
Nepal’s Forbidden Kingdom
Though VC is technicaly equity rather than debt.

Rather than borrowing, it induces a follow-on investment, capital, revenue and market (in cases), recruiting strength and other mindshare effects.

The smart money knows the exit strategy (and more importantly: timing ), the dumb money thinks it does, the hopeless money has no idea what exit strategy is.

The effect is similar to the debt model you describe, though structured differently.
We're talking Metal Slug here. It's completely linear game. Once you complete it, you have seen it all.

Well, there are 2 branching paths you can take on some levels, so you should play the game twice to see it all. But that is it, once you played it twice, there's nothing new to see or explore.
Almost everybody I knew in the rave scene who became out of control addicts had histories of abuse and neglect from alcoholic or addict parents.

It is concerning that these people have easy access to substances that cause further difficulties. I'd argue that these people are self medicating in a way that turns out to be a net negative.

I'm not entirely convinced I understand what should be done about any particular circumstance where someone(s) from an abusive background find themselves surrounded by meth users and then become a user themselves.
He argues against empiricism in the genealogy of morals, beyond good and evil, and some of what he wrote on history.

He does so because they fail to understand that language is something historical that is fought over and changes over time. Thus his aphorism that 'only that which has no history can be defined.'
Common sense needs to be applied, you need to know what you're taking, what its safety and addiction profiles are, etc etc.

I had some amazing times with MDMA, with LSD, with mushrooms, amphetamine, 2-C drugs, tryptamines and all sorts of other interesting things, wonderful experiences that created and deepened personal bonds, euphoric states I'd never have known otherwise. Yes there were one or two bad times, it's not 100% rosy.

I never got addicted, and getting 'out' was trivial, and I don't believe my experience is unique or even that unusual.

Meth, I never tried because I knew the risks. I really don't find talking about 'drugs' all that useful
>On the other hand, Samsung's smartphone market share is pretty important for its nascent non-memory component business, ...

not sure why that matters? the nascent non-memory component business is not the major cost-center, or money-maker for the company. Samsung's doesn't always use internal parts in their products -- take for instance, Sharp, which had been Samsung's LCD panel supplier until Foxconn took over. There are also rumors that some lower end Samsung smartphone use displays made by BOE.
Its all included in nuclear. And newer plants will be able to eat its own waste.

Not wanting to see nuclear again sounds very regressive to me, but ok if you dont care about co2 there is certainly not need for it.
Irrelevant ads are better for customers because they dont work as well.
Regarding "thrive or die", the usual case is neither. The usual case is "zombie", continuing along, surviving, but failing to really get ahead. In many ways it's worse than thriving or dying, since at least dying frees you up to get a fresh crack at things.

With a company woodpile of $1M to burn and a stake that's currently worth $300k in Powerball tickets (eventually to be $1.2M in Powerball tickets if you keep working there), you could be doing worse. But you're not doing that well.

Consider getting a job at a BigCo in the bay from here on out. $185k + stock options that you can actually turn into cash seems very possible. Your current company with only $1M in the pile is not going to be able to move your needle all that far from the vow of poverty you took, not without raising more money or bringing in substantial revenue. In many ways, I would argue it's already failed if you're not in the chips after a year. You've met your cliff, so you can take the money and run, so if somehow the company makes a $100B valuation, keeping your 0.5% on top of a decent salary elsewhere seems substantially less risky than grinding poverty to raise the number past 1%.

It's not about what's "fair", it's about what's possible. Your boss will tell you his hands are tied when it comes to bumping you into the six figures.

If you don't want to "break up the band", and you want to "see things through", and you can tolerate continued poverty, then I submit to you you don't need to ask for a pay increase. Otherwise, it's not your boss you should be asking, but a competing company. Silicon Valley VC's aren't the only ones selling dollar bills for fifty cents.
I fix software all day, but very few of the defects are really about "correctness" in the strict sense of code implementing the specification incorrectly. Most often it is simply that the "specification" was bad/wrong/incomplete in the first place.

I appreciate that in some cases the specification is straightforward and the challenge is to implement it correctly. But I think in most software development it is really the other way around: Designing/specifying the expected behavior is the hard part. It is pretty straightforward to implement this behavior correctly.
You've not given specific cases, and your hand-wave ignores reality.
There was a comment in another thread that talked about the benefits of using the ownership mechanism to control access to all the I/O. It's possible that Rust is useful to manage not just memory, but all kinds of hardware resources.
As with all attempts at making big lists insiders don't really care about this one is perpetually out of date.

Every time someone posts a message on Facebook it goes through an anti-spam system written in Haskell by way of their `Haxl` monad which automatically batches resource requests, "figures out" what it can fetch concurrently (not really, it's a feature of `Applicative` vs. `Monad`).

People go on and on about how Haskell is niche, but I haven't made a job search in a long time where there weren't more results for Haskell than Erlang, for example. Among the rarer languages it's clearly one of the more popular ones. Yet, here we are, people talking about it as if it's somehow less used in industry than all of the other FP languages.

OCaml is an interesting example. Usually people who haven't used either language outside of a few Sundays here and there will talk about how OCaml is more practical than Haskell and is the more obvious choice for industry... But on just indeed.com as an example it currently has 63 listings with the top ones being for developers in other languages. Haskell has 479 (again it's popular to search for Scala developers by saying they ought to know Haskell).
It was called Pervitin, and found in every soldiers lunch box. Everyone could buy it in his local pharmacy. The germans even won their first soccer world cup on it. Bad stuff.
Medium is turning into a digital publisher with their first eBook
Reading Nietzsche definitely changed how I think about the politics of guilt. But it would be unhelpful to apply Nietzsche's psychological narrative to real history.
>>Local laws require a minimal living space of 4 square meters (43 square feet) per tenant, which, in many cases, go ignored.”

60m2 is a really small apt, considering the place that the kitchen, hall and bathroom take. But according to code, 15 people can live there all fine and dandy. Wow!
Kotlin can already use existing Java library, I presume.

The goal for the company was to enable an estimated 1 million of Go programmers to use RavenDB database.

This is Java AND Go (and Python and Node) scenario, not Java OR Go.
This is great, I love the design!

Something I’ve noticed is just how expensive medical apps can be. When I was younger I trialled a program with an optometrist to strengthen my eyes, that would have cost upwards of $1000 to use at home. That night I replicated it in two hours with Python.

I wonder what other applications could be cloned and released as open source, would be a massive benefit for lower income patients.
Well established for companies who safeguard vast amounts of consumer data such as google and twitter, as I said.

Right, ‘The hotel said at the time that the practice was implemented "at the local level without the knowledge of senior management."‘

Obviously, if you are working at a motel and law enforcement enters and start demanding things, you -contact your supervisors-. Not sure how ‘privilege’ is involved, other than having the education or training to understand this. It’s possible that the individuals involved at the motel were not coerced and participated enthusiastically.

Of course ICE should also be obligated to follow the law and not encourage others to break it. However, it’s up to Motel 6 to train their employees, protect customers’ privacy and enforce their own policies.
Another CBT app I recommend is Moodnotes. It's made by psychologists and designed so that you can show it to your therapist as well. Maybe the author can get some inspiration and incorporate it into this app?
Depending on how it's used in the Java code, it might be fine to replace it with an empty string.
If this refers to Bhopal, Dow Chemical didn't buy Union Carbide Chemical, the perpetrator, till 2001, 17 years after the Bhopal disaster.
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That is not a rare opinion on HN.
DevOps RoadMap
I think the question is that if the current accepted theory for the redshift is correct, then where has the energy gone?
OK, that's a set of specifics, though for the first you might find much of that has some justification (economically, not necessarily morally) via geopolitics of both raw materials (petrochemical and the Harbord list) and trade.

FYI the last three items amount to about 2% or less of Federal spending. All discretionary spending was 16% in 2016:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/ca/U....

Excluding entitlements (Social Security, Medicare, debt service) it's still minuscule:

http://memepoliceman.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/viper-re...
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"we expect the price to keep falling"

Who's 'we'? Are you speaking on behalf of someone. Your sig doesn't hint at anything.
>On the phone front, they were used to selling phones at premium pricing only relying on their brand name.

Welcome to the groovy train, you are about 5 years late to the party.

>On the chip front, TSMC has been outpacing them for years, and is getting all the contracts.

Actually TSMC more or less created the whole outsourcing fab business in the late 80's and has led the outsourcing business for the past 30 years. The fact that Samsung went from nothing in mid 2000's to #2 today is quite remarkable, even surpassing TSMC in 14nm and the first EUV rollout.

> The only thing I can think of that Samsung does better than anyone else is OLED, and others are catching up very quickly.

Samsung has been known for their displays for decades. On mobile OLED, Samsung had pretty much 95% market share for the past decade or so and I keep hearing about competitors in China and Taiwan that are in fact still 3-4 generation behind and busy sending spies to copy and steal SDS's IP, so I doubt it.
Anecdotally, every video chain store I have ever visited, from Blockbuster to Video Ezy, Civic Video, Channel X, United Video (here in New Zealand) has had at least one movie buff employee.

I've also never experienced a long line at a video store, despite it being a regular Friday night thing for me to do for many years...

Gotta say, the thing I miss most is the ease of browsing through a curated back catalogue. Netflix and co are terribly awful by comparison. Several hundred square metres vs a 55" television screen...
Single executables yet without JVM?

Static typing?

Simplified toolchain without make/maven files?

My big one after swearing off of Java was never needing an IDE to do even the simplest things - is Kotlin useable without an IDE?
it is absolutely worse.
>He has not had a trial, so he neither belongs in prison nor doesn't belong in a prison. He needs to have a trial first.

The British government has already kept him confided for 7 years, what good would a trial serve at this point?

>Do you use the same argument for people that jump bail? Because that's the argument you're making, and it's a ridiculous one.

In practice this "ridiculous" argument is probably the very reason why the punishments for jumping bail tend to be quite low, no?
> Where the fuck are people who stand up and say, "we are humans, not rats, and we refuse to live like rats."

Some are in re-education camps, some in prison, some live on in a fashion as their organs were donated to more conformist subjects.
None of the points presented in that blog have been invented by Christians as most of the Christian philosphy was copied from Greek philosophy and then adapted to scriptures.

And let’s be honest - a blog is not a source. Give me a book that is you have read and it gave you the historical knowledge about where Christian philosophical basis came from.
>He may not even be arrested, detained or extradited. In fact nobody knows what will happen.

Ah yes, all those cops have spent years outside the embassy just for fun.

>Police said in a statement there is an active warrant for Assange’s arrest and that the police are “obliged to execute that warrant should he leave the Embassy.”

Either the Police are being dishonest or you are.