skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ctrl + c -> end tutorial -> ctrl +V . But yes you are right :)
I thought DeepMind's Starcraft 2 AI uses maphacks - aka has full view of the entire map at all times.
Well, it has to get tracked somehow. Or it has to be "calibrated" on every run, in case it was moved slightly when you tried to clean your desk or what have you.
I can't speak to VSCode, but I've been probably a hard use case for Electron development as I work in an industry without a ton of resources to throw at development, limited time, and less supportive environment for development (in spite of a pressing need to keep up).

I've found keeping as precious little of the work in the render process as possible has helped a great deal. Send everything to the main process and use the event/messaging system to update the state. Then things that you're used to doing to maintain application performance in a web browser apply. Keep the compute in the back as much as possible.

And depending on the task, offload compute to a native module [if you're capable and] if the expense between NodeJS <> native module is worth it (more intense compute tasks).

There's probably more and more experienced advice out there, but this is my experience so far.
As far as I know, you cannot access quarantined subreddits without an account with a verified email address.
Emotional is the right word, yeah. At first I thought "ah, guess you gotta write a medium-article when you get a job these days, good for the resume eh", but this lad really got me

more sugar:

>#8) Last one — always trust your intuition and get in there and really talk to people. [...] The job I took — on paper not nec a match for me and glassdoor reviews were also not encouraging to me. But every time I talked to the engineering manager I was like hmmm, I kinda feel like this is a good fit for me. I’m not sure why yet, but my spidey senses say lots of green flags.

"Ok, so I have no numbers on applications, but its 20+.
I have very high criteria, I'm selective asf.
No one talks back to me, they're all super rude.
But now I've got a job. Ok, it doesn't meet my criteria, and yeah, bad rep on glassdor, but my spidey senses say we're cool.
#alwaysfollowyourintuition"

this should become a copypasta
This paper was mentioned in the RISC Is Fundamentally Unscalable post but with respect to VLIW.

The problem is that this is really fucking hard to
compile, and that’s what Intel screwed up. Intel
assumed that compilers in 2001 could extract the
instruction-level parallelism necessary to make
VLIW work, but in reality we’ve only very recently
figured out how to reliably do that.

The ReVec article/repo doesn't mention VLIW as an application but I can see parallels in the problem. If you compile for an 8-wide vector processor and you get a 16-wide machine, you need to re-vectorize your code to take advantage of the newly available width. That's similar if you change widen a VLIW. Similar, not same. It seems an obvious possible application but the authors didn't mention it.
The Things Network's public community network indeed has guidelines to ensure fair access for the entire community.

If you deploy a private LoRaWAN network with your own gateways and your own servers, you only need to comply with the limits imposed by local regulators for the (unlicensed) spectrum you're using. In Europe's 868MHz ISM band, transmitters are limited by a 1% duty cycle. In the US's 915MHz band, transmissions are limited to a 400ms dwell time. Other regions have similar limits.
That isn’t how big companies work. The decision about what to use is up to the 5 or so developers working on an app. Microsoft doesn’t force specific languages or frameworks across all of their devs, and the native SDK devs are working on their own projects.
Exactly it can easily turn into a ford pinto due to insufficient fire protection
How long would that take?

Not sure that would quality as being ready as needed.
Those three definitions are so similar that when they disagree it's usually because someone is misinterpreting something. The key disagreements between Debian and the FSF are about invariant sections in documentation and the mere existence of Debian’s non-free category, which it explicitly doesn't claim is free software.
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Israel in fact recently did this in Syria and succesfully targeted the Russian S200 and S300 systems.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-45556290
More testable, but potentially too detailed thus leading one astray. My impression is that the intermingling selves are indeed more likely.
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Apparently I had an imaginary friend when I was 3 or 4. I don't really have any memories of it though and it didn't last beyond that. Having an imaginary friend at 10+ seems strange to me.
This is not an officially supported Google project.
Which I read as "happiness is not correlated to success when you control for most of the factors that influence happiness in the workplace"
"Security sensitive context" are the key words here. On mobile devices, you get, what, 300 pixels across to show the URL? You want to show as much relevant info as you can, and if you can summarize "https://www." then you get more real estate for the domain name itself.

It seems reasonable to me. I get the hate for FAANG, but some people just lose their minds.
The article does not support your position that Facebook claims to be a carrier.

If you want to extract some specific sections of the article that you believe support your position I'm happy to discuss them, but I'm not seeing it.
Are all of these undisputed facts? Suppose there's an entirely different reason, one not previously picked up and run by the media, but is actually the truth?

Without presumption of innocence people will just be railroaded by the state, public opinion, or both.
Isn't encouraging employees to systematically rethink things from first principles, one of the core motivations for 20% projects?
What would your answer be?
And could mention (i m working on) https://reworkin.com/ as a hub for remote workers to connect with each other.
It's mentioned several times in the article that there are various readiness levels that have different requirements for stealth coatings. It mentions that roughly a third of the fleet is not combat coated, etc.
> Is it? Are the lenses that much better?

Yes, the lenses on the Index really are that much better. The difference is enormous.

I'm still not sure the resolution is quite high enough that I'd want to use a VR desktop environment, but I absolutely could now, reasonably comfortably.
Direct this rage in a productive manner. There is environmental progress in reform, but it will not change the core power dynamic. The police kill and enslave with impunity, corporations will destroy the lands and waters we rely on for food and sustenance. How can we eat if our lands are destroyed for profit? Revolution will bring our societies together and halt the destruction of our planet.
That's simply because being profitable means you don't have anything better to do with your money, which signals to investors that you don't see any more growth opportunity. Mongo/elastic could both become profitable pretty quickly if they needed to (by slowing down hiring and expansion) but they don't do that because they're trying to grow as fast as possible, and they have enough money in the bank to sustain loses. Uber/lyft I think are fucked, but that's a different story.

Think of it this way. What do rich people do with their excess money? They invest it. So if you're a company like Mongo/elastic, what do you do with your excess money? Well, invest it back into the business. Both of these companies have years of runway before they go broke or have to go profitable, so it doesn't make sense for them to try and be profitable when there is still so much of the market left in the open.
> i've always wondered how companies get away with decrypting certain sites, i.e. Healthcare.

Often, through some kind of employee code of conduct; think along the lines of "I agree to refrain from using my work computer for personal business." or similar. Then, if something sensitive is decrypted, the employer has some legal cover.
How to create and run cron jobs in Node
I quite enjoyed the read. Thank you for sharing!
Plenty of laptops were released with small SSD's thou, probably still are.
The Internet's designers had not heard of YAGNI. They thought ahead a great deal. They even had features for PMTUD long before anyone sat down to figure out how to do PMTUD.

That's because the Internet's designers were smart, experienced, and visionary, but they didn't have infinite resources, so they did what they could, and a lot of what they could was just a sketch for others to color-in.

We should get so lucky again!
Re the "physical space" argument, battery-electric systems tend to come up a /lot/ heavier than an equivalent ICE drivetrain as I understand it, and are in different places in the vehicle. The engine/motor becomes smaller and lighter, the fueltank/batteries become larger and heavier. The mass balance and overall mass changes, which will change the vehicle's crash characteristics and handling.

Agreed that they're not black-boxes and there's a lot of assumptions you can carry over, though. The NCAP rating of the donor vehicle won't be valid any more, but all that tells you is how well its siblings survived destructive testing - it's likely to perform similarly.

TLDR: it's not quite that simple, but assuming you're not driving like an idiot it'll probably be fine.
If I recall correctly, VS Code bundles its own Electron that Microsoft's team has spent considerable time & effort optimizing for it.
I would imagine happiness of employers: "How happy are with your jobs on a scale from 1 to 10"

Could be 8 because of hours and location.
> It was the realisation that there is now nowhere to hide from the terrible truth.

Sure there is:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/feb/26/senate-james...
Same, but secretly I was hoping someone found a way to exploit Azolla.
Locally, a lot of the public parks are closed to the public from dusk to dawn or sunset to sunrise
I did not know this was something that I wanted to do. Are there any more examples of building a multiprocessor system?

Edit: there does seem to be lots of single processor z80 computers online, which is nice.
Readers will see my point, I don't need to get into the weeds with you like this over minor details.
I've been asked why I let my cat control my life as much as I do (eg, I've passed up jobs that would have required me to move abroad just because I didn't want to put my cat through the moving abroad process), but she's an important part of my life and has helped me through difficult times.
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Intuitive to me: press a button toggles a mode. Hit the button again to toggle again.
Also intuitive to me: press a button to toggle a mode, hit Escape to escape that mode.
Not intuitive to me: press a button to toggle a mode. Press Backspace to erase a character that isn't on the screen.
No error for me, what exactly is the complaint here?
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They will fix it. Just because your system is broken doesn’t mean everyone elses is.
> I can totally understand why asian people suffer from such glaring groupthink and disdain for helping anyone -- no good deed goes unpunished for real

Imagine being this vilely racist while being married to an Asian person. I feel sorry for your wife.
If you really want some terrible truth...

China draws 70 percent of its electricity from coal and is building 300-500 new coal plants by 2030[0][1]. Nothing we do can offset this new CO2.

[0] https://www.npr.org/2019/04/29/716347646/why-is-china-placin...

[1] https://unearthed.greenpeace.org/2019/03/28/china-new-coal-p...
According to Wikipedia, most recently shot down aircraft have been helicopters falling to small arms, or course Wikipedia is dependent on what people write, but as far as I can tell there aren't that many jets being shot down by IR missiles.

Unless that is your point of course

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_aircraft_shootdowns#Ir...
Did you actually read it? They're complaining about double standards in how boys and girls are raised and how "boys will be boys" is shit.
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Question about reef building coral.

I live literally on top of an old coral reef. In the desert. This area was under an ocean 10's of millions of years ago.

As the earth warms won't coral simple colonize along the new coastline? Why will they suddenly be gone? (there may be an answer... I just don't know what it would be).
Yeah... intrinsic group characteristics are also used in many arguments you might find less righteous.
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Every time a car is repaired and a piece replaced its lifetime is also extended. Maybe they have feared that it would also have an impact on yearly GDP since car sales are very often used as a metric.
I mean still, you gotta have robots handling fuel on an alien world and you still gotta land the rocket on something other than some random patch of dirt. Yeah, you can engineer things this way and that, make the rocket land on just about anything solid, reduce the fuel you land, make robots that are more reliable or expendable. Anyway you look at it the engineering challenges are massive. No matter what you're going to try, it affects Earth much more than than the way Tang and freeze-dried ice-cream did.
> The talking heads from the military may talk about 'invisibility', but they are full of shit. Just propaganda for the tax payer.

I think a distinction needs to be made between proverbial "invisibility" and stealth, and the technical definition. If general conversations included, say, backscatter coefficients you'd start seeing glazed eyes. Or perhaps area equivalence (square-footage? square-metrage?).

> The problem is the physical size of the jet.

Also: vertical stabilizers.
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I think it goes the other way, too: “Why should I carry a wrapper around when ‘no one else’ is?”
London. I like big, dense, multicultural cities with lots to do at any moment of time, lots of different people and high-quality food from as many cultures as possible readily available. On that measure I think the only city that compares (and is probably better) is New York, but I have a citizenship and lots of family + friends in the UK so it's a much more convenient place to be.

I'm working on moving there to do not-remote development at the moment, incidentally.
> Browsers hide port 80 only for HTTP and port 443 only for HTTPS, because those are the well-known ports for those protocols

how is that different from "browsers only hide www part of domain name because this is a well known historical artifact and default behavior of any sane website should be to either redirect one name to another or serve the same content on both"

you're being unnecessarily and angrily pedant.
That would be nice. Unfortunately having less crime is not a goal of many police departments, DAs, prosecutors, prison guards and employees, bail bondsman, and basically the entire American criminal "justice" system. The more people they have to harass, the more money they can generate for themselves and all the sketchy for profit companies involved
Filling hospitals with art reduces patient stress, anxiety and pain
Reassign the TV band to license-free data transmission, like Wi-Fi but with potentially higher bandwidth and longer range. Outlaw cable TV.

Or you could transmit a special signal that turns the TV off at the end of every program and before every commercial. Require new TVs to interpret the signal and turn off when received. If you want to watch another program, you have to turn the TV back on.
This may have been exploited already in China.

2010: http://www.cnn.com/2010/BUSINESS/06/29/china.rent.white.peop...
It looks like bootcamps started getting popular around 2012. Assuming this guy has been in industry for the past 6 years, that's probably enough experience to start considering Senior level coder roles in the current climate.
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If you use old phones, you could argue that iOS is marginally more secure than the Android options; but that argument is irrelevant to the purchase decisions of 99% of the people here who do upgrade devices regularly for whom there are Android options that are much more secure than iOS phones.

The average replacement time for cell phones in the US is 32 months.

https://www.npd.com/wps/portal/npd/us/news/press-releases/20...

8 months longer than Google has promised updates.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/what-is-android-one/

And that’s only with Android One phones. Most Android phones never get updates or are rolled out slowly waiting on the OEM and carrier.
I came away from the article with a completely different opinion than this, I wonder if that may be because I was reading it through a very different lens. The hacker domain tends to be deal in matters that are mostly quantitative with a relatively small number of known variables. Other fields like the social sciences, politics, religion, and life itself, are far more complex, and where much of our perceived understanding is based on unconfirmed theory, on top of which sits many additional layers of unconfirmed theory. I wonder if spending the majority of one's adult life dedicated to working within one of these domains might tend to render much of the other domain indiscernible to some degree.

Reading this through this other lens, I found all sorts of passages that I thought were very insightful and important. I wonder if we could somehow spread these cognitive capabilities throughout our societies, might some of the numerous intractable social issues we're fighting over finally move past the deadlock situation we seem to be stuck in?

Just one random excerpt I found compelling:

> One challenge is that theory is not theology, though it sometimes tries hard to be, and though students, particularly students looking for language with which to critique various forms of power, often treat it that way.

It's not just students that do this, this behavior is incredibly common in the news we consume as well as internet forums (including this one, when the topic of discussion is within a complicated social domain). So many people rest their worldview upon axioms that are simply incorrect in various ways, from objectively incorrect, to mistaking matters of opinion for matters of fact.

> So while a great deal of the work of the classroom is excavating the argument and work of the text (as I will discuss below when I talk about the form of the presentation handouts that I expect students to share with each other), the next step is to get students to interact critically with the writing, to begin to push at the limits of not only the content, but also the shape of the thinking contained within the content.

The internet and media are absolutely chock full of extremely important discussions that are severely lacking in critical thinking.

https://bigthink.com/scotty-hendricks/what-nietzsche-really-...

When Nietzsche declared God to be dead, he seemed to be ultimately concerned that it would be replaced with Nihilism. It seems to how it has actually turned out is that we've replaced it with another religion: science and rationality. While these are both powerful forces, it seems not many people realize that they have limitations, one of which is that they currently do not even come close to encompassing the entirety of reality (strictly speaking, they make no claim to, but it seems like almost no one realizes this). To me, the end result of all this seems to be that religion has been replaced by mass delusion, at least for the time being, and I don't see many people in positions of power/influence (or anywhere, really) who appreciate the importance of this.
It involves extreme video exporting speeds, real-time collaboration, easy access to plenty of storage and much more.
This is what the process is like hiring those 10x programmers. Everyone says they want them but it took a year for him to find a fit.
I believe parent is suggesting an inflation of 2-3%, not 7%, as he is comparing to .9%.
Yes, in Japan that’s exactly what you should do. And they would go get it.
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Depends on your definition of freedom. I personally like freedom to be about more than just voting.
I'm convinced it is less and less possible (for countries using modern tech). Long range radars maybe still don't get high precision reading but short range ones can definitely see enough to get a lock.
She clearly felt the social pressure then too.
> Direct this rage in a productive manner. There is environmental progress in reform, but it will not change the core power dynamic. The police kill and enslave with impunity, corporations will destroy the lands and waters we rely on for food and sustenance. How can we eat if our lands are destroyed for profit? Revolution will bring our societies together and halt the destruction of our planet.

I disagree with basically every point you made, but i wonder if extremist lunacy like this might be a necessary evil to punch through the inertia keeping us driving off a cliff, together and and globally.

If the rule we followed brought us here, of what use was the rule?
Not related to the equally fascinating Kriegspiel war game created by Situationist Guy Debord

"In Debord's view the game represents the totality of factors at play in wartime maneuvers, what he called "the dialectic of all conflicts."

http://r-s-g.org/kriegspiel/about.php
I use Berthe Morisot in my teaching, to address the difference between a great painter (which she undoubtedly was) and a great artist. It’s a hard topic to address... but even as an undergrad, I always found her work a bit hollow. She was a master of the craft, but did not have the analytical prowess of Manet, the Colour craft of Monet or the verve of Renoir (an artist of far less craft).

Never addressed is the fact that she was a graduate of the academy, whereas most of the key impressions artists came from the atelier system... two entirely different educational systems.

If anyone is looking for an ignored genius, try checking out Gwen John. Her biggest disadvantage was her unique British under understatedness, but for her single-minded vision she has few peers.
> This is the reality in $CURRENT_YEAR and it needs to be dealt with, not bristled at.

I see no reason to not bristle at piss-poor social conventions. Sending a "Thank you for your time. We will not be moving forward with you at this time." doesn't expose you to a single iota of risk.

Though if there is a silver lining, a company not deigning to extend a simple courtesy is a strong signal that they are a shitty group to do business with so it's likely for the best.
Well yes, that would block this. But we've now flipped from "why not use X instead of Y" "because some networks block Y" to "X is still bad because my network would block it". Your network doesn't make it a bad choice for his/other networks!

There will no doubt be a way to get around your networks propensity to block traffic that looks encrypted, though we are getting very specific to that circumstance in order to do so. Perhaps using actual valid HTTP protocol on port 80 to send and receive data via POST requests (polling for receive if there is nothing to send) would be sufficient, though not efficient. If not then you could try hide the encrypted traffic inside what looks like plain text, maybe sending book passages and flipping between upper and lower case to represent 1 & 0 bits... Though of course any human looking at packets that are part of the stream are going to see that you are trying to hide something, though that would be a problem with all these techniques.
I am doing a short 'primer' for my developer colleagues on GraphQL, this came up just in time. Thanks for the terrific resource!