skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But that is exactly how error handling usually works, especially if cleanup is handled separately - you just need to propagate the errors, usually all the way up to the user, who is the only one who can take a meaningful decision.

Almost all actual error handling in code is either error translation and re-throw, resource cleanup, or automatic retries (sometimes you retry the same request, sometimes you try a fallback option, but it's still the same idea).

The user however may be able to check and actually fix their internet connection, they may fix the typo they did in the config file, they may call support to see what's happening to the database etc. - your program can't do any of these things.

That's why exceptions work so well in most languages, especially GC languages where you have dramatically fewer resources to cleanup: they bubble up automatically towards the initial caller, which is often the user. Threading messes with this, but if you use the more modern async style (async/await in most languages) you get proper exception propagation even then.
I was disagreeing with how a commentor summarized an article, especially so because other quotes from the same article completely discount their assessment. At the very least, can we simply agree to disagree?
Tools are only as effective as the minds that utilize them. Human experience isn't becoming more homogenous now, despite everyone having similar access to the internet.

Life will change with advanced BCI, but it's difficult to anticipate how.
If we can't change from COBOL to something else now, I have no idea how we could change todays software in 2050.
I don't want my emails to be readable by Google, yet they will when people I communicate with are using Gmail.
The problem with the alternatives is they are product specific and baked into that product. I need a tool that is a separate layer that I can pipe into whatever product I want, be it files, email, chat, etc. Managing one set of identities is hard enough thank you very much and I also want to be able to switch the communication medium as needed.

I use gnupg a lot and I'm certainly not very happy with it but I guess it's the same as with democracy: the worst system except for the all the others.
thats a white paper , not the research paper (which is what ppl will read). You can also read it the other way around: He wanted to credit the entire Neuralink team, without claiming to be part if it or leading it
Have you ever been in love?
> And then I would be _very_ surprised if google doesn't use the content of your emails for advertisement and tracking purposes.

That would go against their own privacy policy. But they are one change away from doing it.
"This is something that I never had to deal in previous work environments prior to moving to the Bay Area so I'm inclined to think it's something specific to this area." I think you have been lucky before. I've never known anything else; I just got used to huge detours by bad decisions.
And sex toys, in any humanist ethics, are 100% within that as long as all parties are able to consent and do.
> How do we know that's why, vs his estimation of Musk being the right kind of showman to get a lot of investment.

Because it is what he explicitly said. As I pointed out in my parent comment.

Of course I'm sure access to capital plays a role. Otherwise it's just someone with a good idea and no money. A meh idea but lots of money also wouldn't attract these kinds of people.
I can't see that happening: There are multiple other messaging apps that are clearly successful and popular on iOS and macOS, and neither iOS nor macOS are the majority OS.
> circumstances like Denuvo, and even that's usually temporary.

Guess it exists a lot of time, just check google.

> without mentioning that DRM-Free audiobooks are readily available?

True. Also, lack of DRM-is-bad advertisement, plus many people don't know about deDRM.
Think that’s the premise of Pascal’s wager, that if you simply multiply cost with expectation believing in God is a better bet.

Of course with something like a general AI all bets are off. This neural link think is a horribly bad defense, because of all possible defenses this is the one that could give the AI a direct connection with your brain.
IDK if this will help, but I hope it will:

It sounds like you were forced into a fight with a manager over whether your opinions, ideas and thoughts were worth hearing - to him.

Although he had an official position, he was not acting with decent authority: so his judgement of your ideas has no force or truth, but is just his.

Your ideas, opinions and thoughts themselves were never at stake. They existed before that manager, and they existed after. They exist now.
iMessage doesn't have any kind of auto deleted messages - it's a feature that messages are persistent across all your devices.
If you have a good enough view, you should get some idea from the diamond labels.
Long story short - signed / encrypted emails are hard. SMIME doesn’t really exist any more. Sending secure email is hard.
Sounds like...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expressions_of_dominance

Solution: moderation. When a person is interrupted, the moderator interjects and asks the interrupted person to finish the idea.

If the interruptions persist, adjourn the meeting.
Have you looked at DIME?

https://darkmail.info
I suspect that fixing the bug would have cost more then G+ was making them. Which is a pity because the world needed a nonfacebook social media platform.
Probably showing my age here but there was no electronic submission of homework back then.

I take your point that if the e-books are available via the library, they will charge the library, probably on a pay as you go basis too
Let's render extraction unnecessary by reducing demand.

Meanwhile, use transport that minimizes environmental damage.
It is not.

Apple Maps in Melbourne, Australia is fantastic. I find their public transport directions better, and their driving directions on-par.
Indeed, I like to think of Go as basically the opposite of Lisp.
I don't think it is taking an advantage away. New inventions mean new opportunities and doors opening not closing.
You can put it on your website or anywhere really. Some people use keybase.io for this.
This!

My neighbor two house apart from ours had beehives. Through a nifty arragement of his shrubs and bushes he achieved the same effect as in this new bee-box and had his bees go up when leaving the hive. Their flight path was a parabel and they came down again in our yard.

In spring time you could not hang any cloth outside. It would get swarmed with the bees as they were clearing out the poo of their hive that they had accumulated over the winter period. It was such a mess. Every frigging spring.
I'm never more confident than when I'm a newbie.
I would guess that having one person on your team with a top-tier MBA would be a positive. If you're mostly/all MBAs, that would be a negative.

The benefits of having one top-tier MBA are: (1) networking for hiring/selling/partnerships, (2) someone who can give pitches better than the stereotypically average engineer, (3) background in marketing/operations/sales that most engineers don't have. Basically, it can round out a team and provide a network that helps with certain important functions.
Yes.

What does love have to do with the utility function of state and church/religion approved legal union?
MySQL has lots of features, which don't work in specific cases you will likely encounter some day. This is the case very frequently (and of course this is also the case with transactions). If nothing quite works as you expect, I'd say it falls in the category of a "newb trap". Maybe it would behove us to pick the options that have the lowest amount of those.
How often do you actually need to handle those errors differently? In my experience, it is vastly more likely that a function which can throw errors in Java looks like this:

Stuff foo() throws SameException {
return doOtherStuff(doStuff())
}

Whereas in Go the exact same function must be written like this:

func foo() (Stuff, SameException) {
thing1, err := doStuff()
if err != nil {
return err
}

thing2, err := doOtherStuff(thing1)
if err != nil {
return err
}
}

Propagating is by far the most common "error handling" and Go constantly makes you break the flow of the code to do it.
use two smaller pipes instead of one larger one - it reduces the scale of any leak.

... while doubling the exposure to failure in the first place.
I think you may have a few misconceptions. I don't actually believe public toilets is a major source for a UTI unless you are doing something funny like having a bowel movement and water splashing up on you. Definitely place some paper in the water to avoid splashing. The other thing, if someone with dirty hands touched the toilet paper before you used it, you could get contamination there. Personally if I was a woman I would carry a small pack of feminine wipes for urinating.
Next, lets talk about the REAL main causes of UTI. Water is the big one. A lot of women don't drink enough water and flushing your bladder is the best way to keep it clean. But what ends up happening is women are busy and need to work and not pee every 5 minutes so they will often avoid a lot of water during the work day. Then they start going 5-6 hours without urinating and bacteria starts to build up by then.
Another big cause for UTI is plain and simple improper cleaning practices. I often see this the most in obese women but it also happens in elderly, sick, and people with limited mobility and ability to properly reach down there and clean their genitals. I have heard women say they were never told to wipe from to back. She could also try washing her hands before going to the bathroom(as well as after) that way when she is wiping herself, her hands don't contaminate her bladder from the door nobs and such.
I honestly don't think public washrooms is what is causing the UTI but I do admit it is possible.
Its funny that Go keeps going on how simple it is. Which scheme is much more simple then go will ever be.
You can violate the wishes of the other party by taking a screenshot or, in the extreme, a photo of the screen. You're only preventing the very lazy/unmotivated from retaining messages.
This may be Christian propaganda, but if it is propaganda it is such in the classical sense: a truthful presentation designed to influence your thoughts and behavior toward a particular worthwhile end. It resides in the same spiritual realm as Plato and Epictetus.

God bless,

1000units
Actually many did. Many of our users were living in households with more people than than cars.

We had a program that allowed them to end the ride on their driveway so long as it was open for the public to do the same.

We had hundreds of people opt in in the first week. Turned out to be a very popular program
Whittling Can Be a Mindful Activity – It Helps Me with My Stress
Really? When gmail came out they were explicitly up front about using the content of the email to deliver targeted ads. Has that changed?
The USA is a uniquely attractive destination for illegal immigrants, and its no surprise unfortunately that there are 22 million in the country.

-No other Western countries offer birth citizenship.

-No other Western countries allow people to get drivers licenses, bank accounts, or go to school without proof of legal residence (ie. a visa or citizenship).

It makes sense to fix these 'pull' factors as a priority in order to deal with the problem.
I think you might be out of options soon, if you want a new car that is. A while longer for used cars obviously.

Once all new cars are connected, the DuckDuckGo of cars will launch soon thereafter with the promise of a privacy centric connected car :)
I've been using Befor Launcher for the past month, it's pretty similar, LessPhone wasn't a good fit for me. I've been absolutely loving the experience, this is a good concept.
As the other commenters said, that's not a research paper. Here is a link to an actual research paper where (at least some of) the authors work for neuralink.

https://www.cell.com/neuron/fulltext/S0896-6273(18)30993-0
That is very nice way of articulating it
Thanks that is a detailed and interesting summary of 5G. This might be a silly question but if you have a beam, that cannot get through a wet paper bag or pane of glass, how is it used practically? Is this for localized spots like a single street?
I suspect a capacitor bank could provide such starting currents.
Exporting the data analysts want to a jurisdiction that has very bad privacy safeguards is unethical. Even if you're not exporting it between jurisdictions, exporting it to a separate company should not be a step that is easy to take for you.
When I've tuned my models a million ways and they still overfit? I'm suspecting I don't have enough
actually it doesn't work as well for patreon as they'd like because these small transactions still cost to much. banks charge you through the nose for them, so they take a share of the profit here.
It's fine then because you'd only be indirectly contributing. Just like paying your taxes or buying fast food and clothes.
> I wanted a minimal aesthetic since it would match the minimal style of the launcher.

Words are more minimal and efficient than voice (think of the passage from oral civilization to writing civilization).

After the introduction "So the thing I have been thinking about a bit recently" with the classical youtuber voice tone I just stopped the video (didn't want to check out if you - or the other guy, I don't know, don't care - were going to show me the product or spend 7 minutes on storytelling) and went to the play store to see what it actually does (since a quick glance to the page didn't show any screenshots or explanation).

Now I am installing the thing :).
Internship Program Automation
You only have so much energy in a day. You will just have to be cognisant about how you feel during the day so you don't go home tired all the time.

I have been in tech for eight years now and I still go home and code on my side projects every night.

I say go for it. I was starting school for mechanical engineering because I thought I was done with software. That was after doing consulting for a couple years (first job).

I think that was about seven years ago. I only did one semester before things happened, I moved and ended up at my first office job. No regrets.
The difference with catch blocks in Java, C++ or Python is that you only need to write them when you actually have something g meaningful to do.

If you only need to propagate the error or cleanup resources then propagate the error, then all you would write is... Nothing. And cleanup+propagation is by far the most common error handling strategy. In Java and Python exceptions even add context for you automatically to help track down what happened.
Levels of Piano Composition: Easy to Complex
So, only three apps allowed ? More in the paid version ?
Any word on whether they've solved the glial response problem?

Brain implants almost always end up useless long-term because they are attacked and surrounded as foreign objects by the brain's defense system.

I admittedly skimmed the neural sewing paper, but from what I saw there wasn't anything new in there about preventing this.
No[1,2,3], but even if it were, that wouldn't make the policy acceptable.

1. https://www.vox.com/2018/6/21/17488458/obama-immigration-pol...

2. https://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2018/jun/19...

3. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/obama-trump-child-separati...
Imagine your identity and self being lost to an implant or being around people whose motivations and drive are no longer human.

Imagine the gap between rich and poor to be muddled with an arguable gap between human species.

Imagine the very real arguments about what consciousness is, what a person is with relation to a self spreading to include the machine hardware, perhaps entirely.
Okay, how did you do it?
Obviously around 0% of website owners do as they had to be forced into not pushing tracking cookies onto you by default. The decision is not mine to make as a user.
What stuff? If you mean publish a lot of papers, quantity doesn’t mean much.
Dremio is JVM based but with compilation down to LLVM and they contributed Gandiva to the Apache Arrow project. Dremio seems pretty impressive but I haven't personally used it.

https://www.dremio.com/announcing-gandiva-initiative-for-apa...
Post first half, then edit? Just a guess.
I've never been able to get a single definition of what a "processed" food is. What is it to you?
Marriage is an ancient tradition centered around the realities of human pair-bonding, which transcend Church and State. The social institution is built around our nature, and its congruency is apparent to any neurotypical human who's ever been in love. Atypical people might benefit from alternate arrangements but they comprise a very small minority of humans at this point in evolution.
I think this happens when people in the company are not smart enough.

The best solution is simply to change company. Smart people are curious (that's how they became smart) and they know who else is smart and so they know when to listen.
I don't understand why the use of Yubikeys for a non-exportable key isn't valid for folks that care about security. I mean, I get that not everyone will use it. The vast majority won't. However, the vast majority don't care about security at this level. So... what is the actual criticism? If you care about security, use the keys, right? That feels no different from "use some other product."
Try 3d modelling in ZBrush
Show HN: FakeTag – A Chrome extension that turns your bookmark folders into tags
As uncomfortable as it may seem at first be FIRM. A louder-than-you were-just-speaking next few words or a simple “hang on John, I wasn’t finished.” Can quite quickly change how people perceive you and what you re willing to tolerate.

I can relate because I was taught to respect people and wait for them to finish what they were saying but in some environments they’ll just talk continuously as a tactic to prevent you from saying your opinion and dominating the discussion.
One foundational principle of Go is that the sad path is at least as important, and maybe more important, than the happy path. The best Go programmers I know write the sad path of their programs first, and then backfill the happy-path logic. So:

> you only need to write [error checking] when you actually have something meaningful to do.

Although it's the subject of a lot of ridicule, `if err != nil { return err }` is actually bad Go code, and not often written by good Go programmers. Errors in Go are, at a minimum, annotated with contextual information before being returned. Frequently, they are programmed-with in other, more sophisticated ways, depending on the domain of the program.

Shifting your mindset to understand errors as something significantly more important than the off-gassing of your program's execution is worthwhile in general, and, in Go, fundamental.
Moving social networks into banking seems to be an excellent business opportunity for social networks!

Suddenly they can make money from their users directly, rather than from selling their users to advertising customers.

I think Apple should investigate doing the same; make it so you can have an iBankAccount, and use phones to transfer money and pay etc using Apple as a bank. Apple could beat Facebook at this. And with Tim Cook at the helm, we might actually trust them more than Facebook and the current crop of actual banks.

The thing I don't get is the 'crypto' part of the currency; why that? Why not just become FaceBank and do it the old fashioned way?
I stand with sex workers, and booth babes are just that.

Booth babes are not sex workers. They are generally actresses or models. The fact that people think they are sex workers is one of the reasons for banning them.
> Similarly homo sapiens and neanderthals coexisted for tens of thousands of years. And yet we only have evidence for a handful of successful interbreeding events. That's pretty good evidence that they were separate species.

I don't think it's as simple as what you're saying. We have evidence that 2-4% of the entire modern genome of non-Africans came in from Neanderthals, and an even larger amount of genetics coming in from Denisovans for many in modern Asia and beyond into Australia.

As I understand it, all Neanderthal genetics that modern man has came in through the X chromosome. This could indicate that male offspring of Neanderthals and Homosapiens were infertile, which would be a cut-and-dry indicator that they're two separate species.
Disclosure: I am not very impressed by Paul Graham as a programmer.

However I think he came by his dislike honestly. When he was actively working, Java was really quite frustrating.
>My 6 y/o nephew will totally tune out the world if you let him play Angry Birds, ignoring his parents until someone physically removes the screen from his hands. That's harmful.

> I hosted a field trip for pre-teen middle schoolers and in our downtime between activities there was zero social interaction because they all buried their heads in their phones (okay, I did observe one student ask another for a charger). That's harmful.

I did the exact same thing with books and nobody said it was harmful. To the contrary, I was mostly praised. I'm not saying it wasn't harmful, it clearly was in some respects. But the benefits outweighed the costs and everybody could see that. Why can't we do the same with phones?
Top Docker Vulnerabilities You Should Know
I think the real problem is that nobody has ever created a decent PKI, and I doubt a sufficiently secure PKI is even possible.

CAs require you to trust people that aren’t supposed to be party to the communication (trust both not to be hostile, and not to be insecure themselves).

All other forms of PKI offer entirely impractical authentication mechanisms. With signal and the like, your options are

1) Verify keys by being in the same room as the other party before communication, and after every key rotation

2) Just hope that the keys are genuine...

The only thing that you can trust is that the party you’re communicating with is one of potentially many holders of the correct key.
With proper monitoring and a well maintained internal corrosion control and external threat control systems you can stretch out the timeline for non "acts of god" (ie natural disasters, terrorist attacks, etc) to greater than the life of the structure. The methods for internal and external control are well understood and practiced to varying degrees of effectiveness.

Elimination of the hazards is impractical, so minimization of risk exposure and frequency is the best that can practically be done.

All the hubbub about stopping new pipeline construction means that more incident prone methods are used - be it trucking, rail transportation, or use of 50+ year old pipelines. The new lines are better engineered, understood, and have more stringent operational controls in place. I've worked on pipelines from the 1940's that are still safely operated, and lines from the 2010's that have already self excavated. These things can be controlled with the right engineering, organizational, and governmental oversight.
This extension allows you to use bookmark folders as tags by creating multiple bookmarks that point to the same URL under different folders and treating them as a single composite bookmark that has as many tags as its parent folders. For more information, please read the manual [1].

[1]: https://genggoen.blogspot.com/2019/06/faketag-userguide-toc....
And yet Antikythera sat gathering dust for 50 years (until Price) because noone knew what to make of it ... "most scholars considered the device to be prochronistic..." (WP)

After Price spelled it out, it still took decades for enough scholars to die - and the tech to understand it became available - only then it became more plausible ...