skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They expect shit to run afterwards.

No reasonable interviewer expects you to write perfect code on a whiteboard or in a non-IDE editor. I'm sure there are plenty of unreasonable interviewers, which is an indicator that you don't want to work for them.
Who is this arguing against? I haven't seen anyone seriously blame SV for these things, especially Wall Street.

SV has definitely caused new problems that exacerbate existing problems, but no one thinks we were free of abuse or corruption before 1970...
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I don’t think you’re stupid, you sound very intelligent, but it seems like if nobody wants to pay you for what you want to do, then maybe you should get a job doing something people pay for. It’s not like I’m passionate about writing ci/cd pipelines. It pays the bills.
In my oinion all USB-C cables should be identical and negotiation for power etc should be done inside the connected equipment, not inside a cable connecting the two pieces of equipment.

However it is an excellent opportunity to cheaply embed spyware chips inside USB cables with markings that cannot be distinguished from the genuine Electronic Marker chips.
My latest complaint: I am driving down the highway. I want Starbucks. I open Google Maps on the phone I have mounted on the dash. I tap "star" and get a list of Starbucks location. What's this? The first one in the list is 15 miles behind me. I'm pretty sure there is one a mile ahead, but I can't take my eyes off the road long enough to find it. I try "Ok Google" but it also doesn't take into account the direction I am heading.
For every app still using it there are 10 abandoning it.

https://medium.com/airbnb-engineering/sunsetting-react-nativ...

Please stop with the market value/FUD attacks, they are nonsense and childish. You clearly have an axe to grind.

I don't like RN because I have had to sunset multiple large projects in RN. Javascript is a mess for mobile development. The interaction between the native layer is a mess. Hell, it's still not even a 1.0 release yet - smart CTOs would be insane to suggest it as a tool. Just look at the upgrade guides they post - a mess.
Popular rally car, the 4L.
You can purchase specific amounts for a lot of vendors, take the time to research the product and plan accordingly and many parents will not have these issues. If using the apple App Store it is the easiest I've come across with setting limits, controlling downloads and purchases, you can add funds instantly so your child never has your card number. Unfortunately everyone believes they never have the time, even though these devices are easier then setting up a family PC was in the early 00's
Glad someone finally said it. What's stopping these data collecting companies from cornering a huge amount of markets?
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Yeah and I posted that openly. They’re actually the smallest of the FAANGs in my portfolio. I’m invested heavily in tech, banking, energy, and retail, including WalMart.

It’s hilarious and sad that my post caused you enough grief to dig up content from my post history as if that makes any of my points less valid.
Boeing windows are not only rounded, there's a forged doubler riveted around the rim.

It's kinda heavy, which is another reason why cargo versions don't have windows.
Note: This cable does not support native DisplayPort 1.2 or Thunderbolt 3 connections to a DisplayPort monitor. https://amazon.com/StarTech-com-Thunderbolt-Cable-40Gbps-Cha...

Regular USB-C monitor is not support, USB 3.1/3.0/2.0 and USB-C is not support https://amazon.com/Thunderbolt-Certified-Nekteck-Compatible-...

USB 2.0 ️[check], USB 3.0 [ ], DisplayPort [ ] https://amazon.com/Belkin-Thunderbolt-Cable-Feet-Meters/dp/B...

Can you point me to any 2-meter thunderbolt@40GHz cable that does support USB 3 and/or DisplayPort? None of the ones in this chart can do it: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vnpEXfo2HCGADdd9G2x9... Only the 1-meter active cable can.
No, it really doesn't, things need to balance out - far too long has America been perfectly fine with terrible things on the other side of the globe fueling domestic profits.

Cargill's business practices are supplying economic growth that is dwarfed by the externalities that are being accrued.
That's the point - we don't know.
I also like to compare video games to porn. It's achievement porn that can replace hobbies, creative pursuits, and working (lots of unemployed men game all day), just like porn can replace sex and relationships.

I remember first playing WoW and thinking how dumb and childish it was. Then it sucked me in and I became obsessed with it, especially PvP. It made me realize that games with cartoon graphics such as Fortnite specifically target children and young teens.
We need all the help we can get here in SF with our rent! Every dollar we can get from the app helps! I just deployed a feature today that automatically charges the user's credit card when their virtual currency balance runs low and I do not feel the least bit guilty in doing it, either.

When the choice is either be out of business or homeless, what would you do?
Generating 64-bit code would be simpler in many ways, but I decided not to go into it until the basic language features are put in place. The extent of the changes involved in switching to amd64 will help directly show why having an intermediate representation for the generated code would be valuable.

Besides, if you're looking for a high-performance Scheme that fully utilizes all available system resources, there are definitely better options available. :)
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If you're actually interested in reading this report as opposed to struggling through the web presentation, this is the link to the PDF:

http://www.mightyearth.org/wp-content/uploads/Mighty-Earth-R...

This piece did inadvertently introduce me to Shorthand, which tells me that "the world's most successful digital storytelling teams" are using it to "create simply beautiful stories using" Shorthand's "beautifully simple" story editor. I can only wonder how much more successful those teams could be if they would beautifully, simply stop.
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Windows only supports 32-bit x86 apps on ARM. Apple started deprecating 32-bit x86 apps on MacOS years ago; and MacOS Catalina (10.15) won't even run them anymore.
I read that one too and if you liked it you'll probably like the one mentioned in the article more: https://press.stripe.com/#the-dream-machine

The Dream Machine goes a lot more in depth and covers more of the story.
Not rounded enough. There are formulas for the stress on an inside corner, and the larger the radius, the lower the stress rise.
>In Dataform, you build data pipelines in SQL, and our open source framework lets you seamlessly define dependencies, build incremental tables and reuse code across scripts.

Do you have any plan to add a visual interface? Unfortunately many analysts I work with are not really capable in SQL, or don't fully grok SQL features.

Also, how you plan on creating a moat against cloud companies putting the functionality of your project in their own proprietary solutions? For example, in Azure you can already use the Azure Data Lake stack of ADL Storage + Analytics + Data Factory to do what you are doing. These have IDE integrations, CICD integrationos, git integrations, are first class citizens in their cloud interfaces, etc.
On android I believe there's a metadata piece for in-game purchases. I just avoid those entirely :)
Pneumatic actuation is also very powerful, and has been used for a while in rockets and are relatively reliable, even in various extreme conditions.
12 And the Lord spake unto you out of the midst of the fire: ye heard the voice of the words, but saw no similitude; only ye heard a voice.

13 And he declared unto you his covenant, which he commanded you to perform, even ten commandments; and he wrote them upon two tables of stone.

14 And the Lord commanded me at that time to teach you statutes and judgments, that ye might do them in the land whither ye go over to possess it.

15 Take ye therefore good heed unto yourselves; for ye saw no manner of similitude on the day that the Lord spake unto you in Horeb out of the midst of the fire:

16 Lest ye corrupt yourselves, and make you a graven image, the similitude of any figure, the likeness of male or female,

17 The likeness of any beast that is on the earth, the likeness of any winged fowl that flieth in the air,

18 The likeness of any thing that creepeth on the ground, the likeness of any fish that is in the waters beneath the earth

Deuteronomy 4:12-18
I kind of like this new design it's very similar to the mobile experience which I prefer.
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Ask HN: How can the republican caucus and electorate be so quiet?
Given the racist comments that are being made on twitter and general deterioration of the slightest decency in politics, how come the party is not speaking out for whats so clearly wrong.

Is this due to a 'boiling the frog' phenomenon where everyday there is a little but slightly newer low that people are not registering how bad the environment has become when compared to a decade or more ago. Its easy to not understand the different when comparing yesterday with today but this kind of change is easily visible as a trend. I am genuinely curious about why crowds behave the way they do sometimes clearly siding with what is bad for them in the long term? Is there any research on this kind of behavior? what would this area be called if one wanted to make sense of the current US political situation?

what does a future look like if this is the norm and how does one plan for a future like that wrt to raising kids, living daily life etc
Which will be preserved by....attorneys.
well blender 2.80 ux is still garbage.. so lets hope 1.2m goes towards the developers who see blender ux as being garbage... they were meant to be doing this.. https://developer.blender.org/T54963

but they failed, and even if they ever do accomplish some sort of maya like greatness in keymap.. it still leaves the tooling, grid snapping and just general ux of doing things to be improved, and by improved i mean throw out some of there really shitty ux they've had for so long on tooling..

anyway don't get me wrong blender has some great addons, amazing gpu renderer (compared to autodesk wtf have they been doing) all the best things in maya were made years/decades ago...albeit those best things are still better than blender... but blender has been catching up relatively fast in the last few years.. autodesk better wake up, the subscription shit, the autodesk chrome infested background license shit thats always running and the fees for subpar improvements aren't worth it... blender some more maya init and it will be golden.
I worked for a company that had Florida (and other state) DMV data and that's exactly what we did.
Not in Gargoyles
Is it the case that, if used for propulsive landing (which is speculative at this point), each of the Super Draco engines would be turned on and then left on -- presumably, with variable non-zero thrust -- until landing has completed? It's not obvious to me that they wouldn't need to be throttled down to zero. Or is that not relevant so long as the pressure from the helium remains on throughout engine usage?
lol it's literally the initial tech screen for Google
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But he did say we wouldn't likely see speeds in excess of 64kbps. I save that article for decades, still have it somewhere in a filing cabinet, even though it's been scrubbed from the internet.

He was referencing the limitations of copper POTS, of course. But I still found it funny (if I recall correctly, it was printed side-by-side with his debunking of the 'you only need so much ram' quote).
wow thats pretty dumb of epic.. think they'd want to actually end shitting windows10, and support linux desktop better.
> As far as democrats are concerned, a worker from Bangladesh is just as deserving of a given job as a worker from Florida.

Nope. I'm saying that Democrats realize that with relatively free movement of capital and goods, stopping a worker from Bangladesh from entering the US doesn't remove that worker from the pool of labor competing with US labor.

I didn't say anything even remotely related to what anyone deserves, and deserving something more doesn't change the facts about what does and doesn't work to achieve it.
Then please inform us what the local benefits are that justify a global history of forced child labor, slavery, dumping toxic waste, poisoning food products, etc, etc?
Right.

I predict this will be the second-last of the Bond Series. It will flop, and then they'll try just once more to attempt to rescue the dead brand.

Think of it as the "New Coke" of the Bond Brand.
That was my thought, but I got syntax complaints after my first tech screen with Google. Now Asana is asking me to do the same so I'm hesitant to even move forward.
Elevators are even safer than airplanes. Why shouldn't we compare things to elevators?
The question I have for people in such situations, as in “suddenly wealthy”, is how do you manage your dependents?

Some background may be in order. I suspect for many such people the wealth was earned, and so I am disqualifying inheritance and lottery. In the case where wealth is earned there may be some people who had to toil with excess work in great risk with need of excessive discipline in the face of potential failure. For these people I suspect the discipline and patience necessary set expectations accordingly and so the realities of sudden wealth are but merely a new challenge, in a line of many, to manage with prudence. While such people may have the personalities and experience to leverage careful decisions about the day to day realities of the new wealth those personalities and experiences are likely not equally present in their spouses, children, and other personal beneficiaries.

How do the wealthy manage their dependents with regard to new wealth and access thereof? I imagine there might be new problems with spending habits or that they may develop a new sense of personal entitlement or arrogance among the immediate dependents. The change can be sudden or it can be gradual such that the changes rise slowly in proportion to the resources available at any given time.

I have personally observed this phenomenon on a tiny scale in my own life as my earning power has increased over time and it destroys any lust I might imagine for any sort of wealth accumulation. Has anyone wealthy encountered something like this and solved for it?
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> Shimano's hub gears need regular maintenance where traditional derailleur setup will go on for thousands of miles with only basic maintenance.

I think you got that bit wrong: you have to clean and change parts more often with derailleur systems (the teeth for example erode much quicker). Insurances for hub systems bikes are cheaper because of this reason, at least where I am in Germany.

Not a bike expert but I happen to have a hub-geared bike with an insurance and I was told that by the insurance guy.
I know this comment will soon turn gray, but I'll say it again as I have before: Don't hand your credit card to a child, or to anyone else. This is your first, and most effective, line of defense.
The problem is legislation that includes A and B can be desirable to Apple because of A but undesirable because of B. So Apple can’t support the bill because expressing support for A implicitly supports B because they are in the same bill.

Hypothetical bill: Allow same sex marriage and require married women to leave the work force.

Do you support same sex marriage? If so, why aren’t you supporting my bill? WHAT KIND OF ALLY ARE YOU?!?!
That's context dependent. If you know that people will be deceived by it, and you use the terminology for that purpose, then it is deception.
Call the nearest large food bank (as in, the county food bank that serves a city with a population of X00,000+). I suspect they would be happy to share knowledge, there may even be a meta-organization you can join to get help running your organization.

I don't know where you are or how it's done there, but as a single data point the food bank for Alameda County (a fair bit of "East Bay" in the SFBA) would work with an organization like yours by having you come in and pick out piles of food from their warehouse for free or hugely reduced prices.
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They really only ever make it worse.

Initially, there was USB 3.0 at 5Gbps, USB 2.0 at 480Mbps, and USB 1.1 at 12 Mbps.

Then, when they added a 10Gbps mode, they called it USB 3.1 Gen 2, and renamed USB 3.0 to USB 3.1 Gen 1.

They already have plans for USB 3.2: 5Gbps will be USB 3.2 Gen 1, 10Gbps will be USB 3.2 Gen 2, and 20 Gbps will be USB 3.2 Gen 2x2. Yup, Gen 2x2 is next.

And there is no more USB 3.0 - presumably no vendor wants to have to sell an older number, so they rename them all so consumers are confused and think they are all the latest 3.x

ref: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2019/02/usb-3-2-is-going-to-...
Care to provide a citation on anything you're making claims to?

Examples include that charity CEOs aren't required to have the same skills as private CEOs, companies failing at larger rates, companies having smaller margins, etc. You're making easily falsifiable claims without backing up your assertions.

Just based on the fact that it's pretty easy to start a business compared to a charity I'd say the average soil requirement for a functioning charity is as high if not higher than a private entity since you can sell your services to make more money, you typically don't have the income incentive to a large portion of the population, you have an unstable workforce of non-paid resources, and unlike an established business you're in constant fundraising mode. I'd say it's more akin to operating mode of an established company with the income model of a startup.

On top of this you need someone willing to spend either time or money to hire a professional to navigate the legal system. It's not a easy as just trying to be good. Our church for example can't be used as a warming center in the winter due to liveability requirements, we had to work with our local city government who has a full time paid grant writer to get funding to cover just the building resources and we volunteer the staffing for the center.

Then there's logistics. Any professional organization needs to know what it has and in what quantity to be able to effectively distribute those resources. That requires software, logistics expertise, and sometimes physical hardware. All of these are professional roles in a company of any real size.

I think you may be understating the difficulty of the task compared to private enterprise. This is why I'm asking for references, I did a cursory look and didn't find anything directly for what you stated, perhaps you're aware of some information resources I'm not?
> That bothers you...think about that.

India went through a socialist phase where for decades people “emphasize[d] with the poor” and implemented public policy. And where did that lead? Decades of economic malaise. In 1991, the World Bank and IMF required economic liberalization as part of a bail out, and starting in 2000 growth accelerated dramatically, lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty.

As someone from that part of the world, yes, your mode of thinking “bothers” me. When my family left Bangladesh in 1989, it was one of the poorest countries in the world. Since that time, real GDP per capita has grown by a factor of 6. To put that in relative terms, it’s like going from Guatemala to Germany in one generation. Capitalism is a fricking miracle. There are of course such things as market failures which require regulation. But those can be articulated without emotional appeals to “empathy.” Making policies based on “empathy” and notions of power relationships between workers and companies is destructive and perpetuates poverty.
I see your point but I think that data analysts are usually familiar with Python, not JS. The UI is cool and intuitive, it looks like you copied most of the concepts except Jinja from DBT. That's perfectly OK though, let's see where it goes!
This looks nice!

One thing that would make this even more interesting to me is to see how close you could make the interface for each route handler to amazon lambda/api gateway. I would love to be able develop something locally using osgood, and then deploy to either hosted osgood or aws lambda/api gateway with minimal fuss, potentially even with a single config file that maps routes/permissions.
The older TabNine works for any language because it's based on looking at the rest of your project. Deep TabNine is new and requires lots of open source training data for each language to work well. Maybe there is enough open source training data for Elixir though and it would work well, dunno.

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One of the easiest and best forms of protest is to stop spending money with Amazon, Walmart or <<insert some company here>>

Sometimes it is difficult - if Comcast is the only game in our area, then we don't have a choice. Otherwise, this hits these companies where it matters most - their profits.
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When you ignite metals in the presence of pure oxidizer, though, the result is not so much a "fire" as an explosion. It doesn't really "look" different than any other explosion...
I've seen plenty of politifact and snopes fact-checks that go against the conspiracies that you guys seem to think are underway in those types of organizations.
It's slightly concerning that in the US there is increasing pressure to force tech companies to not support our government in its military needs, but the Chinese military is fully supported by theirs.