skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think a lot of people in commonwealth countries have no understanding of how productive and valuable a young male worker is. I got this from an itinerant professor who was educated in the UK and practiced in the United States.

In commonwealth countries they bleed young males dry and tax most of their salary away to pay for social programs like medical care for the elderly single mother care for the single mothers, free or mostly free education for the masses, and early retirement for everyone! These high tax rates further depress the salaries of the young engineers! who wants to give 75 cents of every dollar to the government??

In the United States we don't do that BS and the salary 100% pays for retirement, healthcare, education, etc that part is not something skimmed by the governement! This is why our young workers supposedly make the big bucks: because they are more responsible and are held accountable by the economy.
"Sports car" is just a marketing label now, says Road and Track.[1] Once a "sports car" was a little 2-seater with a roll bar and a 5-point harness. Not a 5-seater with a deluxe interior. Now, it's just a PR term.

[1] https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a28225/sports-car-d...
Do you plan to write some type of integration with common frameworks (Django, RoR, etc...) in order to be able to skip the entire process of creating entities, relationships, fields, validations and so on (because a team of developers would normally spend quite some time doing exactly that on the backend, it seems like a huge waste of time repeating this work just to scaffold a SPA).

Also, who is this oriented to?
Org offers much more functionality than MD. Tags, TODOs with start dates and deadlines, an agenda view, capture templates, and a jupyter like notebook format with org-babel that allows for selectively integrating live code snippets into org documents.

Been using it for >2 years now and for sure only using a fraction of its capacity.
Yeah, and I've been in a similar situaton. A year in, and my wife told me I needed to get a new job cause that one was making me "depressed"
I think not having to balance headline length with underline length is a good plus. Also not having to memorise the hierarchy of underline characters is a good plus.

The format seems better suited to extension too with ways to have annotations or blocks
Ask HN: Most sustainable diet long term?
I am on a weight loss journey and lately i see a lot of diet trends happening like intermittent fasting, keto, carnivore etc. I tried some of those but found that nothing restrictive like that would work for me long term. What i mean by that is that i cannot be healthy for me to avoid fruit if i am doing the keto diet or just eat meat and nothing else.

I am trying to be more healthy and changing what i eat is part of that so i am wondering what has worked for you guys? Exercise is also important but i've been told that i cannot do weightlifting since i have neck hernia.
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This sets up a horrifying set of perverse incentives for journalists. This is not to say that the set of incentives facing journalism today isn't already pretty bad, but this forces entities like the NYT further onto a path of convergent evolution with the National Enquirer.
Why the Gender Pay Gap Gets Worse–Not Better–For Senior Engineers – AngelList
Yep, that's what I use as well. It works, but I don't really love that I have to create an IAM role and a Lambda function just to create an encrypted secret.
This. Skipping B and C needs to be managed like any other technical debt, but it can pay off. It's not your job to regression test every intermediate version of everyone's libraries.
It's great to have more options, but people might be interested in the org-mode support of pandoc: https://pandoc.org/org.html

This enables .e.g. transformation of org-mode files with latex templates, to html slides or even into .odt files and customization via filters over pandocs AST. These filters can be not only written in haskell but in pretty much any language.
Your idea that they'll avoid articles that make you feel bad is incorrect.

> placements to be avoided

Doesn't mean they won't have advertising on them, just that it will be slightly cheaper. Everyone wants to advertise in the NYT but it costs too much. If I get my ad there, but slightly cheaper, I absolutely would.
It actually supports throughput provisioning on database-level (or container-level as they sometimes call it). The only catch is that you'll have to recreate the db (on creation is the only time when you can enable it) and data migration is not exactly quick.
Always try to make your next project more ambitious than your last. Look for opportunities to incorporate challenging features into boring products, and ask your employer to let you work on progressively harder things.
Would you feel comfortable with someone following you around 24/7 and taking pictures of you? Technically this would be legal - you have no right to privacy on public property.

My ISP should not be tracking me (I’m sure some of them are scummy enough to do so anyway). Ycombinator does not track me outside of their own website. Everyone does not have stupid “like” buttons scattered across the entire web for the sole purpose of tracking people outside of their own website.
Nothing in Kuhn precludes iphones or lasers.

His critique is more of the way the history of science is presented (as an inevitable succession of triumphs on the way to a single objective truth, each building on the last), than a rejection of objective progress or the scientific method.
The core database is SQL Server and they also have PostgreSQL. This is what most people are using.
This is great to see. I started my own org-mode library for Rust at the end of last year (https://github.com/iBelieve/orgmode-rs), with the goal of building a desktop or web app for org-mode, but haven't had much time to work on it.
To know the price of everything but the value of nothing.
List of companies that support, mentor and develop juniors
It’s down for me
Does anyone have experience receiving funding through this sort of thing?
Hitler on Git
I can never get the street lights one, and then it gives me the bus one, which i can never get right either and then finally it gives me the bus one. Which I am 100% at, maybe.
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Its more complex, to judge wether you are getting unnecessary procedures priced in, you would need to be a expert in the field. Its similar to enterprise software, where the customer often gets a "all-scenarios"included gigantic package - half of which he will never use.

Now add to that a field of experts, fused together by a lethal threat to their profession (lawsuits with expenses for life if you do damage) - forming a Wagonfort - and you get the perfect mess.
It is entirely possible for two companies to be the same but also different in how they see their market and revenues. So, without having a deeper understanding of reading financials, comparisons drawn solely based on numbers are flawed.

For example,

Uber says:

> We derive our revenue principally from service fees paid by our Driver and restaurant partners for the use of our platform in connection with our Ridesharing products and Uber Eats offering provided by our partners to end-users. Our sole performance obligation in the transaction is to connect partners with end-users to facilitate the completion of a successful Ridesharing trip or Uber Eats meal delivery. Because end-users access our platform for free and we have no performance obligation to end-users, end-users are not our customers.

By making this distinction, Uber might be on a path of trying to maximize it's driver/restaurant unit economics and not on the per user metric.

While Lyft also thinks of drivers as their end customer but doesn't clarify the position of end-users like Uber:

> We provide a service to drivers to complete a successful transportation service for riders. This service includes on-demand lead generation that assists drivers to find, receive and fulfill on-demand requests from riders seeking transportation services and related collection activities using our Lyft platform. As a result, our single performance obligation in the transaction is to connect drivers with riders to facilitate the completion of a successful transportation service for riders.
Ease of development - especially when you are developing locally. Also we didn't want to get locked into AWS ecosystem, especially since we have an open source version, which you can technically host yourself on any cloud provider.
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They aren't necessarily spoofable using the same techniques though, or at all. They're all much newer.
Does anyone happen to know how the Windows shell (CShell?) is built? Winforms? WPF? UWP?
this is spot on. drop terraform and go with cloudformation. initially set it up throgh the console to learn what needs to be done and after that write the template or even better find one someone has already written.

pro level startup: set it manually and use cloudformer.

+1 on the comments regarding wiring and lambda in non-vpc vs vpc context

also, if you want K8s, there is this thing called EKS.
Just to add to that. We also have a MySQL/Aurora database adapter. Since the built-in database layer allows you to write an adapter for any database type, be that NoSQL or SQL. If you are interested in using Webiny with DynamoDB, it's possible, with the right driver.
People also need their shelter to be cheap once they've found it, and rent control allows for that.

Without rent control you just have the market force people into musical chairs for highest bidders, for the benefits of the landlords.
I use pandoc + org-mode and it’s perfect. I love being able to convert my notes to LaTeX while correctly handling the inline images and math.
Minwin was about moving code around. By necessity it required even more code to support the indirection and compatibility of programs expecting code in specific DLLs.
> Most of our healthcare dollars don't end up in the hands of hospitals [..]. Most dollars ultimately end up with insurers, device manufacturers, or pharmaceutical companies.

Do you have some evidence for that? I am pretty dubious that insurers are walking around with more than typical margin.

Also, it seems nebulous when talking about device manufacturers. That money went to the hospital in a very real way.
I've used it about once every other week to chill myself out in the morning when I am too worried about other things to focus on what I need to. Side effect of nausea though can hit me like 1 in 4 times, so I am really selective about when I take it. Its helpful as an adjunct (for me), but not curative, and not something I feel like I could take every day long term.
Wish I'd known this when I was randomly attacked by raven or crow in BC, then I'd only dislike one of them.
Now please write an AsciiDoc parser pretty please. I'd like to use it with a static site generator in Rust.
most of the time :|

anyone remember 1.8 to 1.9 brutal
Designing Swift APIs
End result : block cloud chain, maybe future, or not! Get in now! Or not, maybe...
You can do headings in Markdown like org mode, just use # instead of *:

# Level 1
## Level 2
### Level 3
#### Level 4
etc.

I rarely see the fiddly format in the wild, probably for the reasons you mentioned, and because it only allows H1 and H2:

Level 1
=======

Level 2
-------

Of course there are lots of things org mode does better than Markdown, I'm just addressing the specific point you mentioned.
Agree and the analysis being done by what I believe is a 'numbers guy'(from his CV) indicates that he will try to draw conclusions from numbers and that's a big if that assumes the numbers are equal or even accurate in how or who at each company is doing the measuring.[1] In fact that the numbers are different in the ways they are seems to be on it's face an indication that they can't be used to compare.

[1] A very small example might be 0 to 60 acceleration in cars. If done by the manufacturing what is the weight of the 'jockey'(driver)? We never know that or I have never seen it (maybe a magazine when testing uses the same driver but I am not talking about that). Yet the weight of the driver does matter. I know that when I drive my high powered but small 'sports car' the car definitely accelerates slower when my wife is in the passenger seat. So an extra X pounds would make a difference in the comparison stats.
How many ways can circles overlap? – Numberphile
There was a story a few years ago about a girl scout who found that she could be incredibly successful by setting up shop outside marijuana stores.

From one angle, this girl is giving the customer what they want. It's a win-win.

From another angle, this girl is using psychological tricks to exploit her customers to convince them to buy eat high-fat high-sugar cookies.

If it were easy to come up with a clear boundary between ethical and unethical advertising that most people agreed with, I believe we would do it.

There has to be a more sensible way?

Like what? If you were to put forth a recommendation it actually seemed like it could work, that would be something people could go forward with. Short of that, you're asking companies to not take advantage of legal methods that their competitors surely will take advantage of.
So if your portfolio depends on the apocalypse, don’t you now have an incentive in expediting it?
I'd have expected much more to be in C#.
I'm sorry you're living in a world where the first thing you think of when hearing about something that will help anxiety is that it will be used to turn police into remorseless killers.
Well, as a software developer, I don't mind my work being monitored as long as I am unaware that the employer is monitoring me. If I know the employer is monitoring me I will become self-conscious and the employer would then, in essence, destroy my productivity. However, like writers, coders think about what they are going to write next and web search stuff a lot more than they code so monitoring a developer in real time would probably be pretty boring - and employers would probably be dismayed at how much they pay us to google/cut/paste/modify/test.

In all seriousness though the situation is that, privacy concerns be damned, if valuable data can be collected it will be collected. Absent laws protecting worker privacy, employers will collect as much information about you as they can and use it in whatever way the deem necessary. It's a sad and unfortunate truth.
a balanced diet with energy input/ouput balance should be the default. avoid sugar and preprocessed food, drink enough water, exercise and you should be good to go.
lost 30kg that way.
There is a BIG difference between 158 and 163.
Perhaps, but they're marketing to different people and have clearly different driver populations and accident statistics even though the cars themselves are probably not much different.
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And as formal ads get phased out, we're starting to see native ads more and more on youtube. There are plenty that are disclosed but there are plenty which are not.
> After helping them, you can always educate the other person to ask the question directly

For some reason, I've never actually considered that. I guess it might be tricky to word without seeming rude, but is totally doable. Only issue (for me personally) is that I work for a faceless megacorp that employs > 250k people, so I'd need to do rather a lot of educating :)
Yes, I took "circle" to mean any closed path since the difference is immaterial in generic manifold. You wouldn't normally be talking about "orienting a circle" in the manner the original poster did, but I see now what they mean. I took it to mean "choose an orientation along a closed path" which would be impossible to do for some (but not all) closed paths in a non-orientable surface.
Then have a semver for the two different parts.

Ie “version 3.3.1 of Awesome Server supporting the 2.x api as well as 3.1.x”
Not if you filter on clustered columns, like you should if you care about performance.
What about formal agreements between Steve Jobs, Sergey Brin, and Larry Page? Documented, litigated, proved in court. http://fortune.com/2015/09/03/koh-anti-poach-order/

your assertion that a few weeks of coding bootcamp can land a good job is highly suspect. I can assert that I know of community college graduates who are teaching at MIT. My assertion holds as much water as yours!
At least let me download a simple generated demo for me to see. Instead of forcing me to signup to have my email, forget about getting money from it. You just owe me my email and i feel very bad about it, i feel cheated)

Seeing is believing.

More than that, i'm having similar functionalities like yours, but with realtime data/views, SSR/static views, fully SPA.

If someone's interested, i could easily bundle for users to generate, too.
'saving' comments is difficult; and no the API doesn't handle that, but it's a pretty cool idea I'll look into it! I mean, all i can do is call the 'slaved' API with the comment content and let them re-generate them....
Zones are used to split DNS data into zones of responsibility. I.e. when you want different administrative entities to have control over different sets of names, you put the names in different zones, served by different name servers controlled by those different administrative entities. If a company would split, say, the HQ and research department into separate subdomains "hq.example.com" and "research.example.com", and if they made those two subdomains into separate zones, each department could have their own name servers and each department’s name server administration team could add and delete server host names in their own zone all day long without risking breaking anything for the other department, and without even involving anyone else.

More practically, the "com" and "net" zones are managed by a different company than, say, the zone for "ibm.com", therefore they are in different zones. Also, the root zone (".") and all the country-specific zones like "se" or "de" are certainly managed by different entities (governments), therefore the root zone is separate from those individual country-specific zones.
What tips in AWS's favor, roughly speaking? My general feel is GCP is slightly cheaper but is missing some offerings, while AWS is a mature 1-stop shop that's well documented.
I actually assume the status means what it says.

Where I work we use Skype for Business, and it automatically changes to away if their is no interaction for some time or I lock my workstation. Skype also has Outlook integration, so automatically switches status to Busy if it knows I'm in a meeting. I presume other IM software does the same kind of thing.
Possibly, but so far the NSA didn't show any restraint, so how big is the risk that they get more appetite? On the other hand, it might well be that "you spy on us? we'll buy from China then" makes them take it down a notch, and the same will apply to China. Choice limits the power the supplier has over the buyer.

Of course, it could also lead to the two global powers having an agreement, splitting up the world and nothing really changes, but if there's a chance, there is hope.
Code of conducts are simply not for people who feel like you do. And that's fine.

For certain classes of people, attending a small, relatively intimate group with strangers represents a material risk that someone in the group will be creepy or abusive. This shit happens all the time.

A CoC is a low cost, low effort way to mitigate the probability of that occurring up front, and also serves as a social signal to potential attendees that the organizers of an event are are at least aware of these issues and will be sympathetic in the event of a problem.

EDIT: I should add, nobody is trying to tell you how to run your game night. If you're all friends and comfortable with eachother then obviously introducing a CoC would be stupid. Stephanie's post is about how to productively and safely get together a group of (former) strangers.
> He's an MBA, and not a techie

he has a bachelors and masters in engineering from IIT and Stanford. only then MBA from wharton. granted he did not study computer science, but he is leagues different from a accounting-only number-crunching management-jargon MBA.
Thanks for the advice, I'll give that a try
That video is just rough to watch for me as an engineer. Poor little satelite..
And we’re back to my original comment: there must be a better way to accomplish this.
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The US government is aware.

https://www.dni.gov/files/documents/Newsroom/Reports%20and%2...

Scientists employed by the US government leaked drafts of a climate change report out of fear of White House interference.

https://www.vox.com/2018/11/26/18112505/national-climate-ass...
Keep in mind that to manage the insane scale, Microsoft internally hides git behind a custom virtual file system:

https://vfsforgit.org/

https://github.com/Microsoft/VFSForGit
I would add that the NYT is a very niche case. Their target audience has been educated coastal liberals for some time. It may be that this is a result of their audience and not predictive of an underlying phenomenon.
I think maybe intermittent fastening is okay, eating more mediterrain stuff... but for instance just eat twice from 12 to 8pm and then don't eat anything till the next day :-)
Yes, when digging a moat you have to be careful that it does not drown you as well.
The big difference between Markdown and the Org-markup is that the latter has syntax for various kinds of metadata, while Markdown is purely content. That metadata is used for things like task management, literate programming, spreadsheets, customizing export behavior, etc.

One could, in theory, create an extended Markdown flavor that allows similar metadata, but that wouldn't be compatible with any existing tools anyway, so there's not much point.
Second this. Though Microsoft has been really busy getting their C++ sorted out lately.
Funnily enough, C# performance has also seen some dramatic performance increase.
I'd say that it's very likely that a repository of such size would be "shallow cloned", i.e. with `--depth n`. This would substantially cut down on the size of a large repository with hundreds of thousands of changes.
Some bootstrapping required.
The real question is: is it compiled with the same msvc compiler that ships in the SDK? If so, they don’t even use C99. C89 all the way. That especially means no variable declaration anywhere in the function body.