skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>And who's to say you can't put the reason in the body and still keep the code?

Often systems will have application wide error handling to catch that and handle it in a systemic way. It can be a pain to short circuit that in a customizable off the shelf applications like Salesforce.

Philosophically, 4XX means the client did something wrong. Sending invalid data to a validation service is not doing something wrong.
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This is a big hit in my household, and also has light-up keys so I can learn the songs my kid likes and play them on the big synths. Likewise, it takes a lot of physical abuse (getting dropped, a lot) and is fine. https://www.amazon.com/VTech-Record-and-Learn-KidiStudio/dp/...
Killing suspicious spending makes sense to both sides of the spend. If you're going to radically change your spending, the responsible move it always make sure everyone knows it's coming.

Same thing will happen to any Joe Plumber who's credit cards suddenly started spending uncharacteristically

Tulsi's campaign throwing a tantrum like this just shows how poorly run a campaign she has. Hire people who know what they're doing and you don't have things like this happen.
Even if it is on private property, that doesn't mean you can take it. If you park on someone else's driveway, they don't get to take your car.
> except if the user reuses that password on other sites

Except you can't really except that.
Absolutely. "Hungry" and "tired" are two signals that are often confused as well. Try just going to sleep if you're hungry late in the day!
Reminds me of the tosh.o episode where he interview parents of kid actors
Ask HN: How do you keep up with new interviews/podcasts by a popular X?
X= your favorite author, innovator, founder or a VC

A lot of interesting people like Naval, Sam Altman, James Clear etc go on multiple podcasts and shows but may not have their own podcast. How do you track their latest interviews?
Disclaimer: I worked at CERN in IT for 5 years as staff.

CERN has never been a Microsoft organisation excepted in the head of management that was pushing for Microsoft solutions everywhere without success.

- Scientific computation are done at CERN under Linux with the Root framework.

- Most (all?) scientists uses OSx or Linux.

- All computing clusters runs SC Linux or centos.

- Most internal softwares: indico, EDH, landb, and other are running under Linux and are web based.

- All DBs are OSS or oracle

- All storages system are home made (EOS, Castor) or ceph based and run under Linux.

- Data distribution is home made and based on a framework named xrootd under Linux.

- Software distribution is also Linux based and run as a fuse module (cernVMFS)

- Most systems services are UNIX C++ and Java for the control part.

- CERN uses Openstack for virtualisation After the management pushed for Hyper-V and failed miserably.

- Management pushed for SharePoint for years before the entire website switched to PHP and Drupal.

There si not real "Microsoft" at CERN excepted AD and phones. It is however a study case of bad management decisions in IT.
> What's going to "wow" Vue and React users who haven't looked at Mithril?

That doesn't seem to be covered by the release announcement, but is addressed here:

https://mithril.js.org/framework-comparison.html
Not a RPG, yet; but MMO in space: http://aeonalpha.com

Not open-source, yet; but the back-end is though.
It is not legal.
I think the culture of generic chains is what makes most of the food in Middle America so bad, and most small local places would be better than MCD. (Also, I am not talking about the coasts, they don't have that problem).
It's beyond hard to believe. It's laughable.

It's crazytown tin foil hat conspiracy theory level garbage to think a megacorp like google is out to get you personally
Different projects have different needs. My current game project requires complex game code. I don't want to write complex code in Lua, but I also don't want to kill my productivity with raw C++. Therefore, I prototype and experiment with a scripting language that fits my needs.

In my case, it is Wren. Some people prefer Chai, AngelScript, Lua, mruby, etc.
I didn’t expect to agree with this post. Glad I took the time to read it, as he has a very good point.
It’s a convenient evil.

Finance isn’t the only area that uses reputation judge people. I imagine we’ve all been asked for references when applying for a job or an apartment. Jobs and apartments manage to get by without a centralized score.

Mortgages predate credit scores by centuries. It’s demonstrably not necessary.
I did not know that, and I did not know r/copypasta. This is from October 2017 or earlier. I have been successfully trolled. Thanks for the heads up.

https://www.reddit.com/r/copypasta/comments/7lt7i0/no_richar...
https://pastebin.com/hjagCZpK
How is google a monopoly? Every day we have people on HN telling us how they switched to bing or DDG.
Good chiptune video game music. You can learn more about the process here: https://youtu.be/UWxfnNXlVy8
I suspect TE wanted to outright replace the OP-1 with the OP-z, but the OP-z is not a direct replacement(?) and its initial marketing seemed to me to suggest it is/was going to be a very different device.

For the music hackers out there I'd recommend checking out the Critter and Guitari Organelle M as a more budget (<$500us) and FOSS friendly alternative. The new organelle M has a Raspberry PI compute module under the hood.
Project Veritas is in no way a reliable source on political issues. Both it and its founder have a long record of being exposed committing fraud.
You clearly didn't look at the links. O'Keefe is irrelevant.
I think the goal is ease of access with the memory. How many people have a m2 dock or adapter ready to write the raspbian image on it? A memory card reader is much more common.
Would that make it a good candidate for microcontroller programming? I have been looking for something more elegant/functional to program arduino with. Anything about memory size on the site?
I would love to travel back in time to, say, 10 years ago, and show a print of this blog post to people.

Explaining containers would be the easy part.

Explaining Microsoft, the open source company, on the other hand...
> Less monoculture in the crops, seed varieties of crops we already grow to increase
diversity in agriculture.

Less people on planet Earth consuming like there is no tommorow
When I was in the Palm Springs area about 10 years ago they were watering their sand to keep the amount of dust down.
JS and Python are slow [see below] and heavyweight. Lua might work, I don't know... but this being header-only makes it pretty nice for simpler situations.

EDIT: Sorry, I wrote this a little too quickly and ended up writing a bit too coarse of a description. I meant JS and Python are both heavyweight to include in a project, and Python is slow both to initialize and to run. I didn't mean JS is slow to run. I don't know how fast it starts up either.
We mostly use Office. Out of the ~120 workstations we only have ~10 Linux users. 6 of those are sysadmins/developers. Only 2 statisticians have Linux and they mostly use softwares besides productivity suits. We at least have no complaints yet to speak of. We should do a survey.
I really can’t understand why SD cards are considered applicable as a main storage device for a general-purpose computer. Reliability is the primary bottleneck in everything, and IO speed second. SD cards are the single worst experience I have had in both speed and reliability in any commodity computer stuff for many years.
FB is good at behaviorally targeting ads. Google is good at at search ads (90%+ of revenue). Google sucks at behavioral ads. Source: I manage lots of ad spend for many companies.
It is a bit disingenuous (to say the least) to claim that having to configure a few dozen presidential candidate's accounts is tantamount to letting "anybody" get around Google's fraud controls.

I could understand your line of reasoning if the figure was on the order of 100s or more. But when we are talking about less than 50 candidates, this is a ridiculous claim that comes off as a weak attempt to deceive your audience via false dichotomy.
But they do get to have it towed from their property, and you pay the fees for that right?
Air Force Survival School Instructor: "Drink up! By the time you feel thirsty it's already too late!"

Me: "Not when you're making me carry around 40 lbs of water in canteens on my belt."
While I have never used one, I am such a huge fan of this one particular band Buerak that I had to find out how their beats were made and it was Korg Volca. Buerak is just a guitarist and a bassist, their 'drummer' is the Volca Beats and I think it's also the secret sauce. Many late-soviet bands were into New Wave and made use of synths/drum machines, Buerak - whether they claim this as an influence or not - is clearly influenced by these bands (most famous would be Kino), but the Volca sound is just so much more dynamic - and it is accessible. It's pretty cool that these guys, who ostensibly do not have a lot of money (from kind of a B-rate city in Russia), were able to make such dope music.
Love this:
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Personally, I used an Eye-Fi card when I needed wifi.
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Isn’t the point of these articles is to determine what is recommended by benchmarking the cards?
If you want to be a founder, then you need to learn sales/bizdev. Try to find some sort of sales gig for weekends and use earnings to pay off student loans or build up your burn pile.
Veritas is tabloid propaganda. They have less than zero credibility.
Sure; I just picked it randomly as one of a number of childhood stops we made. We usually broke up our Seattle <-> Fresno drive into 12 hour and 6 hour segments, one each day.

Going south, we'd usually stay in Red Bluff of Redding; going north, Grant's Pass or Roseburg. And, regardless of need for accommodation for the night, these towns (and many others, but these are the largest I remember) offered ample fuel and fast food options.
This comment is getting unfairly downvoted. Netflix did not lose customers this past quarter, they added new ones globally. They did lose net customers in the US, though.
"Two others (out of five) had recused themselves because they own property within 1000 feet of the proposed project, and those recusals apparently counted as "no" votes."

I wonder: did they just not know the rules? Or was this a cowardly way to vote no without _actually_ voting no: it seems like if you really wanted to recuse in this situation, you just agree to do paired voting, one no and one yes.
Ok, we've taken secrecy out of the title above.
Surely water security is also a basic human right, and that is directly impacted by destructive consumption subsidies.

> If we have a 100% free market-based solution then in many locations the poor and underprivileged have a considerably less access to this vital resource (some won't get any).

If we set water prices to something sane, how much cash do we have to give the poor to leave them in the same financial position?

Surely it can't be much: domestic water usage is but a fraction of agriculture and industry, and the number of poor which couldn't afford water is but a fraction thereof.
> you, the people next to you, _everyone_ can immediately decide this very second to do their part

Or, with all due respect, I can tell you to fuck off.

My problem with environmental movements is people basically bring their own beliefs and agendas in, with no support from science and then rub it in other people's faces, trying to turn their religion into policy.

We could have a chat about how most vegans are deficient in certain vitamins and proteins, making the vegan diet, in fact, more challenging than any other diet. We could also talk about how animals and plants could be raised sustainably. But there would be no point to it because your mind is already set.

And it's incredibly frustrating to see the minds of Silicon Valley invest in fake meat instead of solving problems that actually matter, but that's not new.
Wow, 6 liters? you drink 40 times a day?

(24h - 8h) * 60 min/h / 40 = 24 min

So you stop what you're doing every half an hour and drink get a glass of water and drink it? Or do you have constant supply at your desk or how are the logistics?
I have no idea why this made the front page of HN. Happy to see a piece here about such an amazing lady, but I have mixed feelings about the framing of much of the article. I'm trying to make my peace with it because this was written in 1970.

She was editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan for 32 years and published multiple books in an era where being a successful woman with a serious career was really challenging.

Her husband David Brown is a name few people seem to readily recognize. He co-produced the movie Jaws, which was groundbreaking in 1975.

She's really a fascinating lady and I wish this article gave a more respectful treatment of her significant accomplishments.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_Gurley_Brown
Some people are postulating that subscribers are moving to newer services (i.e. Disney). A slight piracy resurgence is coming around again.

A return to the "cable model", but with refined content choice may win out. Already an average sized household subscribing to several services rivals a cheaper cable bill.
If you use Android, try NewPipe, it can do that and more.
Many, if not all medium to large companies do in fact pull a limited credit report as part of the screening process. Also, there is far more regulation on mortgages these days. E.g. I can get a massive home loan from a banker I've never met before because of credit bureaus.
I understand you're trying to do character assassination. Thankfully, we have actual videos of google insiders.

I also trust my own eyes, I see which political side gets banned en masse by Google, Twitter, FB and other large Silicon Valley companies. Are you going to deny this too?
It becomes illegal and election interference when that Corp is a monopoly with effective control of speech and discovery on the internet. No law entitles Google to gaslight America and interfere with democracy.
I think the pain comes from not controlling the full stack. But managing the full stack is also painful. Having several abstraction layers will affect performance. Personally I agree that's its not a good idea to reuse (HTTP) error codes in your app layer ala REST
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Counter point: the more the government gets into funding OSS, they will essentially become a competitor to other software companies. Now the government both has the power and incentive to hinder private companies with rules and regulations.

I think that if the government needs OSS software for actual use by the government, then that's fine. Don't make the government become a competitor to private industry. Look how that turned out with Uber vs. Taxis.

OSS is just like anything in the free market. If people and companies want it that much, they will spend time and energy on it.
It seems rather logical to me that a person that believes in tipping also cares about the tips going to the right person.

Also, obligatory Reservoir Dogs tipping scene (warning, NSFW language): https://youtu.be/V4sbYy0WdGQ
Cryptocurrency market data replay API
Cognitect launches official forum for Clojure
Sure, you can over-hydrate, but when is the last time someone died from drinking too much water who hadn't also just run a marathon? Referring to a normal person who decided to up their water intake, and died later that day?
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You realize the rightwingers say the same about CNN, NYT, and other "reputable" sources? They are all dirty, on all sides. Thankfully, we have videos, so we don't have to rely on anybody's reputation.
GDPR "opt-in" consent definition also says it must be possible to "opt-out" and still receive the service.

If the data is required for providing the service, no consent is needed, but you must be able to clearly show that the data is indeed an absolute requirement to provide the service.
After 5 years of waiting: Safe navigation can land in TypeScript 3.7
Why wouldn't you?

If you want to be in business you need to learn a basic business lesson.

You don't point out your own flaws.
That's precisely my point.

I don't get much freedom when it comes to international healthcare and won't be able to save enough to pay out of pocket/take a loan for something as dramatic as this. The only insurance answer to this is a Dread Disease insurance which pays out once specific illnesses appear, but the amount and illnesses are completely dependent on your financials aswell, so you're still worse off in this case compared to simply earning more in the US.

It's great that I don't have to fear going to the hospital for normal stuff, but everything extraordinary is very scary as our public healthcare system is simply crumbling, getting appointments for specialists can take months, hospitals are overcrowded (my mother was taken by an ambulance to a hospital due to a heart condition, only to be ferried further as all beds were full that night) and doctors and nurses are working themselves to the bone or simply leave the country outright.
Is HN a good indication of the total search market? 99% of the people I interact with don't even know about DDG or how to change the default search engine on their browsers.
The internet doesn't have some magical "international waters" treaty.

ISPs can be forced to block content that infringe on their local laws.
Yes, it hasn't succeeded, but progress in this field of science are incredibly fast. Neuromorphic computers are evolving fast. Of course, a human brain is very complex and performing, but I think that I will be alive to see singularity.
I am about to move into one of those and the demand seems very high... very crowded open houses and <1 week turnaround time (par for course for bay area but still). You don't have to live there if you don't want. I don't think they're ever going to be slums but probably will become middle class housing in 10-15 years - only because hopefully sometime before then there will be a sort of zoning/regulatory intervention and developers can finally start building highrise luxury condos

If you want to see slums I can share some pins of places in the East Bay and the hinterlands of SF, and you can tell me if you think midrise condos on the caltrain/camino real corridor in the peninsula will ever look like that. I'll even take out a 15 year bet with you
You can do it now by setting the enable-filesystem-in-incognito flag.
Really interesting! Does submitting a claim here prevent you from suing Equifax in small claims court? It seems possible that a $5000 may be worth my time.
Stop eating meat could be one of answers.
anecdata: if I feel myself getting ill, I drink more water. Before I did this, I became ill more often.
David Einhorn Says He's Short U.S. High Yield, Investment Grade Debt
It's one of the applications for zoning in rural areas.

My parents live in an area where there is no municipal water system. Due to the geology for both water supply and septic systems, they mandate a minimum lot size of 4 acres.
Apple to acquire the majority of Intel's smartphone modem business
This is a valid way to read 'it'. The title is written poorly; I've found that, in order to reduce ambiguity in referential language, 'it' should generally refer to the most recent noun(or a most recent noun with 'the' in front). Otherwise the legibility of the writing is lost, such as this title. Admittedly, there's not much way to keep this from reading awkwardly.
That water is cleaned to within an inch of its life. Pumped for miles and then treated before being returned to the river. The same goes for the gallons of water which is used for showering.

Grey water could easily be reused for flushing or watering plants.
Very interesting, can you outline your thought process on why you did not want to write complex code in lua? It's very stable and fast, and has many language constructs etc? It would be completely understandable if your answer is just "this other thing looked cool and I wanted to try it", which is everyone's own choice, but I am wondering if there were any technical reasons for that decision?
Simulating a human brain itself was just the tag line, technically already accomplished by eg Izhikevich, TheVirtualBrain project, Eliasmith's SPAUN among others.

No. No one has simulated a human brain. All those projects have simulated something that might vaguely resemble some of the brain's structures or operations, but we know so little about the whole thing that it was pretty much a pointless exercise.

HBP has been different from all of them because they attempted to do the true bottom up approach, not feasible without massive resources. As the article states, it turned out that even given the massive resources the task is just too difficult currently.
The marketing of medicine in inherently unethical because it seeks to override doctors and consumers information-based evaluations, and instead make a choice based on emotional propaganda.

The harm caused by any given medical advertisement is directly proportional to its effectiveness. Every pharmaceutical sales rep is an immoral cancer on our society.
That was because it was the only way people could buy computers that weren't pre-selected by Compaq, Dell or IBM. It was a 100% paid-placement catalog.

Pretty quickly I figured out that articles by Steven J Vaughan-Nichols were worth reading and the rest were generally not. But the ads were what we were looking for.
Wow. Well this makes a lot of sense. I know what will be happening to the YouTube Kids app in our house...
They are moving to a service that isnt released yet? Canceling in preparation. Do you really think most of the US is aware disney has a service coming?
Ableton, and maybe a midi controller with 8 knobs that's natively supported and complements your keyboard. Novation Launchcontrol for example which comes with an entry version of Ableton, < 100 bucks.

Ableton is the industry standard for electronic music, the makers have a ambient and dub techno background, and there are a ton of tutorials yo get you started.

The program is still underrated, because essentially it's like system in which you can build your own software effects and instruments (as racks), and use the ones that other DIYers have created. It can replace VST's, you actually don't need any. Ableton packs of sampled instruments can also replace Kontakt from Native Instruments.

Having the 8 knobs on a controller comes in handy because you can "lift" parameters within your racks and map them to a rack macro frontend that consists of 8 knobs, and that's the best way to access the devices and racks within Ableton for sound design. There are also some good controller apps for the iPad like Touchable, and synths that you can integrate (those that support the Ableton Link protocol).

The Lite version (that's bundled with controllers and some iPad apps) and the Intro version are very limited, but enough to get started. Upgrading to the Standard version can be done for $250 or maybe even a bit less if you catch a deal, and that's where the fun starts.
Size, Cost, Cross Platform Support and Availability.
I'm not going to keep a green lawn just because I can name things that are even more wasteful. We need to solve all our problems, not just the biggest ones.

As far as "recycled infinitely", that may be true, but out here in the West that is a yearly timeline. We get most of our water from the melting snowpack. Once we use it, it is gone until it snows again next winter, and melts again next spring.
It's called 'gaming the refs'.

It is a prominent tactic among certain american political circles that wish to claim that everyone else is abusing them while never actually believing in the system of rights, checks, and balances that they claim are being abused in the first place.
2007 during a contest to win a Nintendo: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6261509.stm