skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Highly recommend. Switched after another developer at my office mentioned it. I suggested the filter active branch hot key and it was added I believe in less than a week. Comes out of the box with a great dark mode. The way you can view the commits diffs in the program is wonderful as well. It's the one thing I didn't like about git kraken. Which I even had suggested that they add a different view for that and I would have purchased for my whole team.

Take a look at this one. The ability to jump between branches is great with command B.

Keep up the good work. Like people have already mention please make a donate button as I'll gladly donate to encourage the continued work.
How is that relevant to the quote? Anyone can sue anyone for anything. Are you claiming he was not entitled to fly all 3009 segments, had he chosen to?
10/10 Would use again.

I'm a lurker but had to comment on this. A great app that I use daily and can't believe its free.
Groups make us relatively happier because we innately want freedom from self.

Drugs, music, meditation, adventure sports also provide that.
There is no such thing as a canonically neutral platform. Your idea of neutral is someone else's idea of horribly biased and vice versa.

> These large companies have been abusing their monopoly or near monopoly status to push their own politics aggressively.

When Apple refused to comply with the FBI's order to unlock someone's iPhone, were they engaging in unacceptable politicking? Are you arguing that the correct and "neutral" thing to do would have been to hand over everyone's data on request? Are you also opposed to the tech companies that support net neutrality and backdoor-free encryption? Do you actually get angry at ALL politicking, or only when their politics differs from yours?
Not a lot globally and at this timescale. Radionuclides is about it.

Nuclear bombs put energy and radioactive particulates into the atmosphere. The effects of the radioactive particulates are fairly well understood. The amount of energy from even the largest bombs is negligible at those scales.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4165831/
Not exactly, but I work for Naver, which is a Korean company. The lab I work for is in France near Grenoble in the French alps
When considering “I’m being offered $300 for a 600 mile drive; is that more profitable (and by how much) than parking the car and watching TV instead?”, you should consider only those costs that vary with usage rather than those that you’d incur anyway.

When considering “Should I buy a car to drive Lyft?”, you should consider all costs, of course.
That sounds like a mix between nodes and the german Knoten.
I like it, it's just a small change but would definitely reduce problems.
Those functions weren’t part of Haskell back then.
I suspect "training" here was meant much in the same way the person in the following story "trained" their cat that they're entitled to food when they high-five:

https://the-sky-traveler.tumblr.com/post/152838744627/my-bro...

> my brother is teaching his cat how to high five by giving her a treat every time she successfully taps her hand to his hand, which is all well and good, but now she thinks that she is entitled to food every time she high fives someone. i can’t eat in the same room as her anymore because she’ll just bap my hand rapid fire and then go nyoom straight in for my pizza like no Kelly that’s illegal go finish ur own dinner
It wouldn't connect people across the borders anymore and would create firewalls across countries just based on money. Ironically even places like HN wouldn't work, sure for wealthy Americans, but not for poor Indian or Ukrainian hackers just about about to develop their interest in tech.
How to Make a Space Battle (Space Shooter) Game on Scratch?
Facebook’s Cryptocurrency Libra – Hot or Burning?
How did you get a picture of my waifu!?
As an Azure customer, I have hopes that having a bigger fish in the pond would help improve reliability and availability, but those would likely happen for services that are already reliable.
> (Since this is basically now a comment where everyone "me too"s in a reply...)

Related work in Common Lisp:

https://github.com/pcostanza/claws/

https://european-lisp-symposium.org/static/2014/costanza.pdf
Reflecting on ancient civilizations is always exhilarating—a way to connect with where we’ve been as a species, and where we may eventually go. I wonder how life must have felt subjectively from the perspective of someone without the lenses (and weight) of history and science, without knowing where they are in space and time (on a planetary and cosmic scale, as we do). Yet there are so many aspects of day-to-day human life and society that never seem to change.

Stories of societal/environmental reckonings are also a good reminder that civilizational resilience is a worthy goal, if for no other reason than future generations can experience the existential “enoughness” of eating olives in the Mediterranean sun (and such).

By the way, I recommend the book Collapse by Jared Diamond for more like this article. Spoiler alert: do not totally deforest whatever island you live on. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collapse:_How_Societies_Choo...
The "if we dont know its part of a ritual/temple" joke was being told the first class in archaeology and it was repeated thoroughly. Everyone knows it's just a convenient placeholder.
I don't understand why the US doesn't have the equivalent of "daiko service". In Japan they have taxi/Uber services where basically 2 drivers in a small car come pick you AND YOUR CAR up. You ride in your car as a passenger while one guy drives your car, and other guy follows in the taxi. They drop you off at your home with your vehicle.

Keeps DUIs manageable (but still not unheard of). Japan also has an essentially zero-tolerance policy for alcohol consumption by drivers. The legal limit is 0.03 BAC, which is the lowest level current devices can detect.
I'm 38. We'll see what happens in a couple of years. In any case, these enterprise companies usually have a position of architect on their teams, where grey hair are even an advantage. I don't like this job, as it's more headaches than coding in a lot of ways, but when if ages turns out to be a thing, then I guess I'll be architecting (I've done it several times already, so I have the CV for that).
> I've never visited the US, so I'm curious about what you mean.

Google image search gives good examples:

https://www.google.com/search?q=us+toilet+stall+gaps&tbm=isc...
What It's Like to Work on Ultra-Violent Games Like Mortal Kombat 11
I'm also an introvert. I get exhausted when spending a lot of time with other people. One thing I've noticed though is that when I do spend time with people, I prefer getting to know new people rather than hanging out with people I already know. I guess this is some subtype within introverts, because the "stereotype" is that introverts have a few close friends - Instead I have lots of shallow relationships and I am terrible at keeping close friends because I never spend time with them...
Why development teams are adopting GraphQL?
The results of a survey made by one of the GraphQL adopting companies asked the CTOs and lead developers of a variety of companies about:

- their experience with the implementation of GraphQL,

- expectations toward GraphQL,

- transition results.

They made a great job gathering data tech giants like Uber or Paypal, as well as small/medium teams ranging from 1 to 100+ software engineers. A short sum-up of the results here:
https://blog.graphqleditor.com/why-companies-adopt-graphql/
Agreed on all points, but you will pay for all this with usability issues and early adopter bugs. The error messages are horrendous, documentation is lacking, and if you run code on hpc, saving the data is probably going to cause you dataloss at least a few times until you find the right obscure GitHub issues.
This is click bait. The author points out some trends in gaming and then suddenly jumps to the conclusion that "this can't go on forever".
Splunk+Killers+Unite,+but+Will+These+Next-Gen+SIEMs+Win?
The toilet snorkel could save your life

https://toilet-guru.com/snorkel.php
People who enjoyed video games used to be a weird minority as well. If a niche is sane it can grow to become the majority way of doing things.
Super Dev Resources Team Promoting MDB?
The problem is Amtrak, at least in Northeast, is running on tracks mostly owned by the freight companies. No way they’re going to yield on the tracks they bought without Amtrak paying them handsomely for that.
I am making a deep learning inference on-demand service
Deploying deep learning models can be a tricky affair and one needs to pay attention to not only the deployed code but also to the server hardware and framework optimization. I am building a service which will allow anyone to one-click upload and deploy a model, and access it through a secured REST API endpoint.
On-demand inference will allow developers to focus on application architecture rather than on orchestrating model deployment.
Currently, this platform supports Keras and Tensorflow, and we wish to add more frameworks eventually.
We will be releasing a beta version of this service by mid-September. If you have any queries or would like to suggest new features, do put them in the comments below!
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The Interstate system was basically a fluke; we spent so much money on it and were willing to, and we will probably never spend so much money again. And unfortunately we blew it on the Interstates.
Are you thinking of the Fields Medal in math?
Rephrasing it like this reminds me of this SMBC comic: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/conscious
Julia has supported distributed compute forever. Just give it a machine file and you have an instant fully connected cluster.
For most their diet probably wasn't better than a modern diet, just different. If you max out at 40 years, it's difficult to tell if your diet is bad in old age.

Farmers and middle-to-lower class people only 90 years ago (as per my grandmother) in my region where mainly eating potatoes, grain, and meat, veggies and fruit were usually only eaten for sundays, since it was more expensive on the market.

That doesn't sound like the pinnacle of healthy diets.

Even farther back, people ate whatever they found or farmed with very little variety. If you don't get old, you can have some very unhealthy diets without much ill effect. Diets around the world in the pre-industrial era have ranged from 100% meat to 0% meat, with grain fruit and starches also ranging all over the 100%-0% scale.
Not only is this huge for Julia, but they've just thrown down the gauntlet. The status quo has been upset. I expect Julia to start eating everyone's lunch starting with Python. Every language can use good concurrency & parallelism support and this is the biggest news for all dynamic languages.
I don’t know that Americans have thar much trust in strangers. Sounds like a great way to get your car stolen.
EA and Activision don't give two hoots about you, either; you're especially hard to get money out of, as far as they're concerned.
Beyond Imitation
As a visual and creative person, Quire is my favorite task management software.

I use it to organize everything in my life - from work projects to meal planning and everything in between.

Overall, Quire is very easy to use and does provide a great deal of flexibility.

https://quire.io/compare/best-task-management-software-for-c...
The picture illustrating the article is of Mortal Kombat 11

11.

I had no idea they did more than 2.

When do you stop beating a dead horse?
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Mainly, am I going to spend hours fussing with the basics of the language. For example in R, it’s too slow, so I had to write Rcpp, only to discover there’s no real way to debug it from RStudio, down into the rabbit hole, lldb, Rinside, everything that can crash does, terse errors messages with out line numbers, opaque SEXP types XCode can’t decode etc. So basically are the normal everyday use cases fraught with quirks you need to know more about the internals of Julia or can you just be a user? If that makes sense.
Translated into J:

w=. 120
row=. [: (' *' {~ ] > 10 %~ >./) [: (1 #. i.@w =/ ]) [: <. w * (* ] * -.@])^:(<200)&0.5
echo (row"0) 2.4 + 1.6r100 * i.101

Live:

https://tio.run/##HYzBCoJAFEX3fsWhKGcmer4n1UJU/I@YNhFkG8GNi8...
When people stop buying it.
Most of our teams are viewing BI from their phones. Is there plan to develop a mobile app or mobile friendly version
Finding (cycles of) collisions in siphash is used as a memory-hard Proof-of-Work:

https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo
Nice, believe you're using JavaFx for UI correct, very cool!
Don't knock it until you try it. There are so many cutscenes that it's essentially a somewhat interactive movie.
Of course we will need some data to support my point

Does hundreds of years of travel writing and tens of thousands of biographies of people who travelled before going on to do amazing things count?
> The only mainstream languages with this kind of composable parallelism are Go and Erlang

I think there are a few more of those languages. AFAIK Clojure and Rust should be added to the list.
Not the whole - he’s playing 3D chess while his opponents are playing checkers - argument.
> Seems to take about a kilowatt per flush.

That's a meaningless statistic without the duration of the flush.
Be Here Now by Ram Dass
> AFAIK (though my knowledge is limited) in Self there isn't a language-endorsed prototype like in JavaScript, instead an object is just a collection of slots and some slots can be marked as parent slots meaning that whenever slot lookup is made on an object, that object's parent objects will also be looked up.

That's correct, although incomplete: parents are only used when no "own" slot matches a message. Self will also trigger an error if two parents answer to the same message.

> Prototypes are just a convention.

Not so, however "prototype" has a completely different meaning in Self than it has in Javascript: a Self prototype is a mostly set-up object to copy, there is no semantic relation between a prototype and its "instance" afterwards.

In Self, an object built to be set on a parent slot (and shared between multiple sub-objects) will be called either a trait or a mixin (depending on its parent chains, essentially).

Self parent slots are no more and no less than built-in delegation. They can be used for inheritance (traits), they can be used for sharing implementation (mixins) or they can be used in the general context of composition (Go has echoes of this in struct embedding).
(I work in marketing at scale)

Thank you.

(I don't really)
Why would you stop if people like it? I would continue to buy new version of Mario Kart, I still enjoy playing new Pokémon games and hope they will continue to release new ones.
>mark branches which are only local and have no remote, so you can easily purge old branches after they're merged.

git fetch --prune

EDIT: Then you can see which ones don't exist on the remote

git branch -v

which will show [gone] if it's a tracked branch but the corresponding upstream branch isn't there anymore. Use -vv to show the upstream branch names as well.

See:

- https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch#_pruning

- https://git-scm.com/docs/git-fetch
At least for the genre I've been following (indie horror) it seems like the recently-released games are all low budget one-man-studio cash grabs or else quick Game Jam games that have been polished up a bit. There don't seem to be a lot of medium-sized indie studios doing games anymore.

It would be interesting to see some statistics on firm sizes or game budgets.
And if he had flown, it still would have been unavailable. Along with the other thousands of booked flights.
Because almost every business problem is already solved in Python (meaning in C++/C/Fortran with a Python interface) and most companies do not want to re-implement those libraries just for the sake of using a new language.
The decent thing to do would have been to give him a warning first, before they suddenly revoked the pass.
I’ve just started a project in Go coming from Python and I don’t feel less productive. In fact, I’m digging Go’s decoupling mechanisms when you use interfaces “as intended”. I might get more productive in Go rather than Python soon.
> Are atheistic ‘godless heathen’ societies that are sexually liberated less likely to witness sexual harassment?

What exactly is the origin of sexual harassment?

Let's say that a person A finds person B sexually attractive but person A happens to be person B's boss.

Now, person A is not sexually attractive for person B but person A wants B anyhow. This is seflish desire with primary goal "reproducing with someone who you find sexually attractive", the triggering mechanism are all same but actual "reproduction" might never happen.

So, person A finds weakness which they can exploit. First, they try to use charm or whatever normal tricks we use to attract opposite sex like displaying values or aesthetics or other signals. It can work but it might also not work.

Second, way is purely through psycoglical manipulation. Some people enjoy manipulating others, this makes them feel alive, feel in control, feel like they God and everyone's is subject to their manipulative powers.

Then if this also fails, they look for weakness. For example, person B might actually be bad at their job relatively speaking, but not as bad to be fired.

Now person A takes advantage of this and starts telling B how bad they really are at their job, destroying their self esteem.

Person in such position, might also start accepting that they are bad at their job and do not deserve to be here but they've bills to pay.

Person A devises, that they can help if only you accept some of person A's request for indecent favours.

I'd say in a sexually liberated society, it's easier to find people who are interested in sexual activities with you.

But what if person A, spends more time at his work and doesn't have any social life outside of work or yet simply they did not spend enough time outside or didn't learn how to click with people of opposite sex earlier when they were much younger and when it was much easier? And they may even try with prospects outside of work but they do not have any strength outside like they've in their industry/office?

Sexual liberation might make it easier for people of opposite sex to come together in a society but it's not the only driving force.

Some people by choice to stay secluded for whatever reason, they might have deep interest in objects (mathematics) etc... And may consider interacting with people waste of their time or boring.

This does not change even in a sexually liberated society.

And there is lots of subjectivity in how we value each other and still we've limited number of people who are considered more attractive than others.

So this power difference will still exist in a liberated society and it even might be exacerbated as all people are free to pursue the ones they find most attractive.
Maybe we're the minority. Still, wube (factorio developers) seem to be living comfortably, they don't seem to be hurting for cash. There is enough money in niche communities if your product is good
I think he is talking about decision making abilities. But even stuff you mentioned are too hard to build for a real world military scenario. They have to deal with countless different objects, scenarios, and situations. Too many edge cases to cover and will take ages to adjust and it will be full of human errors.

They can build it for simple tasks. Find the best route to go there, bomb that specific target, come back and during your mission deal with a limited set of defense scenarios.
Where Are All the Mobile Developers?, Indeed Study Asks
Hey, it worked out OK though. Hmm, better than OK. Shovelware Imagine went bust, someone bought the rights, and they were part of the team that formed Psygnosis. So we got much better software, and more Roger Dean cover art.

Bandersnatch eventually came out from Psygnosis, Psyclapse was, IIRC, total vapourware - just an advert.

I can only hope shovelware EA et al go the same way. :)
How do IoTs from multiple brands interact?
An irrigation IoT system will require constant monitoring from soil moisture IoTs. These may be manufactured by different brands. How will these two interact? What will ensure that newer systems stay relevant when being used to communicate with older systems.

Similarly, self-driving vehicles and traffic control systems, or drones and air traffic management systems, or mobile devices and lights, etc. There are thousands of pairs we can create.

What is the current approach for interaction between different IoTs?
Well one doesn’t have to play _all_ the games out there right :)

I used to stay on top of new games and at least try all the top grossers, but as time went on I started playing fewer and fewer ones because of a lot of factors.

Less time in general, and I’m also more demanding, meaning I’ll skip obviously sub-par ones since I’ve already tried ones like them didn’t enjoy it. And my tasted have sharpened - I know better beforehand what I would like exploring.

So yeah all in all I think instead of partying hard and drinking whole bottles of cheap vodka, I know prefer a glass of good brandy in agreeable company now and then. To be honest I think its a good thing.
Even with paying the accountant and even if the higher bracket was 90% you’d still be making more by earning more. It’s hard to agree with your line of thinking but I have seen this often that people are willing to sacrifice quite a lot of money for “security” and “peace of mind”.
In practice you’d have more peace of mind with more money in the bank.
I'm very familiar with C# and I'm not talking about threads, only that multi-threading is a basic requirement and C# has a threadpool running threads in parallel.

I said that C# also uses Tasks which are scheduled onto these threads, which is what you said Julia does, so it's the same. C# can also start new threads just as easily, or use channels like Go with the TPL/Dataflow, System.Threading.Channels, actor frameworks, Reactive Extensions, or just chaining tasks together. Other than the depth-first algorithm, it seems like C# has the same capabilities as Julia and the others, if not more, and is much more "mainstream".

Can you explain how blocking functions are automatically yielded without keywords though? I cant find any documentation on this that doesnt mention the @async macro.
The horse perhaps has never been healthier.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Kombat_11

"Mortal Kombat 11 proceeded to be the best selling video game software in North America for the following month of May, for both Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The sales of the game is nearly doubled comparably to previous entries of the series."
An aside: what do you want your legacy to be?
He's not wrong, though...
As someone pretty comfortable with got on the command line, what advantages would a GUI give me? I’m not trolling, it’s an honest question. Anyone with good got command line skills move to something like this and find it offers them a better workflow?
On the other hand, cats -- for example -- are highly prone to kidney failure in a way that humans are not.
git fetch --prune removes stale remote-tracking references, not local branches.
Wait, was there a bad faith guideline in the deal they offered. I mean I understand a little almost broke company like American can't afford this stuff, so hard decisions had to be made and deals they entered in with customers were broken just to stay afloat. It wasn't like they have $44.724B in annual revenues or anything that you might say - those guys have the wherewithal to honor the stupid agreements they make with customers.
I've been at several companies where the first teams that were outsourced were the QA teams. That tells you everything you need to know about how companies view QA.
I'm guessing that You dont have kids :) I would say the same few years ago, but having young children now causes that I have nowhere to work at home that is relatively peacefull and quiet.