skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
People who are control freaks like me, already have their own systems, and they would not step over to someones else solution (being control freak).

Normal people just don't care and would not spend money on it.

This in my opinion screams: "there is no market for such tool". Which is also validated with no such commercial tools like that which I have seen.
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I do really like the workflow pipenv provides. But last time I checked, the mayor downside of pipenv is it doesn't and won't support multiple Python versions [0]. For libraries, this can be a dealbreaker. For applications, especially ones you're deploying to a controlled environment, this isn't an issue.

Been meaning to look into poetry. Not a huge fan of TOML, but hopefully all the tooling supports pyproject.toml now (I know black does, but not sure about flake8, isort, pylint, pytest, coverage). I know there's still some hacks required for tox + poetry though.

[0] https://github.com/pypa/pipenv/issues/1050
Huj, I can also recommend "code magazine", if you have any interest in dot net.
Most of China, India and Africa will then starve.
I would also add that I consider this practice as a triangle: science, art and sports.

Science: because a scientific protocol is to be used when making and testing code, to understand every detail, and because it's based on logic

Art: because code should first be written for another human (or you in 6 months) to read and understand, that it works or not is secondary,

Sports: because you need everyday to be in the retrospective of your past performance and try to improve it
this issue outlined above doesn't exist in java, as long as you use maven.
Haha sorry, that's totally my fault.

I hired 5 different artists to design the page decorations, and they delivered cool and interesting assets. But then I decided this doesn't really align with my vision and decided to do the decorations on my own in "my usual style".

So yeah, this is what you get when a programmer does page design. Sorry :)

P.S. Actually it's even worse - I kinda like the outcome, so it will probably stay.
It catches way too much. IPython, black and the testing libraries are _not_ a part of my actual dependencies and shouldn't be installed in production. A good UI for a dependency manager at the very least distinguishes between dev and production context, and ideally lets me define custom contexts.
> A few Samsung phones explode and Samsung phones are declared dangerous.

As far as I recall (I haven't rigorously collected the statistics), about 10--20 phones exploded in the first month the issue was raised. One explosion at any time is an accident, multiple explosions in a month are not. The Kona explosion can be thus regarded as an accident until something more fishy happens.
It is a social interaction and it has effects of one albeit weak.

You can have bits of social satisfaction from hearing 'hello, how are you' from a store clerk or from watching people interact on TV. Definitely you can get it from getting responses to you anonymous or curated speach on the internet. Of course its not the same thing as honest interaction with your friend or loved one but it doesn't mean it does nothing for you.

Please notice they made people feel isolated by not passing a ball to them in a computer game.

Social circuits in the brain are so low level they can be activated by most superficial stimuli.
In hindsight my desktop experience peaked about 10 years ago when I started out as a dev using XFCE. The move away and subsequent desktops; Gnome, Mac, Windows have not touched that golden age of window management.
Quoting myself, an old Italian proverb:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14594858

>In Italy there is (was, as it is not much used anymore) proverb: "Fare i conti spesso, moderar le voglie, spender men di quel che si raccoglie".

>It cannot be translated easily, but more or less it amounts to:

>Do the (financial) math often, limit your cravings, spend less than you can gather.
It could also point to the possibility (and in some some cases a confirmed fact) that some men are raising kids that they didn't sire.
I'm not sure about conflict resolution when but I run a pip freeze it adds TONS of dependencies outside of the 2-3 I had in my app because those were the dependencies of my dependencies.
We live in a world where great products win over constant bullshitting on the market, but the right allocation of money can speed things up significantly.
>general lack of support for "magic"

Don't throw this kind of comments when in next line you're mentioning Java, where everything worth using is implemented by reflection fuckery.
This is what I've always done. Develop using a few dependencies, freeze, continue development with reproducible builds. It has always included the sub-dependencies in the list so, as far as I can tell, this works great for that case...
"In a finite space there must be a finite number of events" seems to have counterexamples: take events which occur on vanishing small space, then you can fit an infinite number of them in finite space. Think about converging infinite series.
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What makes you think it's a cheap troll? Please read the doctrine on how drastically different Python's philosophy is. The interpretation - It's my opinion. Take it or leave it.
"The greatest polluter is the economy where the only profitable business model is planned depreciation to make people buy new stuff."

Cite please, or is this just your opinion?
I don't know anything about those brands you mentioned, but a programming language is more complex than most (all?) mechanical tools, it's designed over years and continues to change over decades.

It's impossible to do a perfect job under such conditions, and it's anyway impossible to please everyone.
Welcome to humans. Amongst all the good ones there's always that 1% of idiots and body parts...
If i could go back the best financial advice i would give to my self is:

Earn more spend less.
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Much of this comment is straw men (exchanges, miners, wallets).

Anyone running a node can indeed decide what software they run. That’s exactly my point. There’s no such thing as “they” performing hard forks. Developers make decisions, sometimes they disagree and fork. Miners make decisions on which fork they want to run. Users are free to run a node.

Generalizing “blockchains for x” doesn’t do much good. Sure there are terrible blockchain projects as there are terrible app ideas, but there are quite a few good projects out there. I’m a fan of Keep.network for example.
To be honest, on my low-end laptop, Xfce doesn't seem any faster than Unity. I think Xfce lacks animations, which makes it feel 'snappier'. Gnome (even the Ubuntu Gnome variant) is unusable though, so sluggish.
As an e-bike rider I've lost count of the number of times I've been told I'm cheating.
I agree.

But for a different reason: I am wary of the originating author.

I personally find Jack Diamond a compelling writer, but it has been pointed out to me that he tends to play fast and loose when mixing in ideas from outside of his domain. Thus, I prefer my Jack Diamond, like my Jack Daniels, dry, and without ornamentation. Which is why I would personally prefer it's safer for his nomenclature to stay in his books.
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Thanks so much! This is completely self-built. I use Tailwind for the frontend, makes this kind of design pretty easy.
Purely my opinion but can it be that the main issue is just plain old generalization? When someone says "Straight white men still hold the majority of political, economic and social power in the world" they are excluding the vast majority of straight white men.

I'm straight, I'm white and I just have a job, like most of us. My boss is a woman. Why shouldn't women (and people in general) worry about hurting my feelings just because there are other straight white men with a lot of money and power? That's just dumb.
As a tangential remark I just want to point out for everyone how great this response is. This question accepts and respects the questioner's knowledge and in the same time does what every other response to the original comment - questions the validity of the response but in an oh so subtle way. Nice.
In order to evaluate the relevance of this comment we need to know what else you have been using for 10+ years that you like or at least think is ok.
Draw.io - free and ridicously simple to use
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> One of the "crises of mathematics" is that computerized proofs by exhaustion, by applying brute force to find all possibilities, make the field more empirical in nature and hence subject to experimental error.

I would not describe using computer aided proofs as "more empirical in nature". Generally such proofs are held to the same standard as human proofs; there is not any "experimental error" that is not present in normal proof review.

> When pragmatic arguments are used to create a premise like "this design will work best for the software", the question that needs asking is whether all stakeholders can buy into the most core assumptions, and whether all assumptions retain conceptual coherence when taken together. If the UX designer, the developer, the product manager, and the end user agree on a pragmatic theory, and all theories in play align without issue, there isn't an problem as to whether it's "really" true

If your definition of "best" is something measurable in the real world, it doesn't matter what pragmatic theory is agreed upon. Only the systems that "really" achieve the best state are the best. Systems that rely on agreed upon assumptions, but fail to achieve their promises are not relevant.

In simple terms, philosophy and mathematics doesn't matter if it fails to match reality.
Interesting on Firefox

>https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/PoC/incognito-detection/inc...

= NO Incognito

Menawhile on NYTimes

= You’re in private mode.
Name of the malware: Google
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And how many mass murderers were not linked to any online forums or they were so crazy that they got ostracised even on the most extreme forums?

Three is just a number if you don't know the sample size. If it's 3 out of 3 million and the US had 600 mass murderers out per 300 million population then 8channer is twice as safe as average Joe. (Made up numbers to illustrate the math).
A random string, in this case, is a string whose bits (or characters) are random, and the definition talks about the process that produces those bits. A string of all zeros (i.e., in this perspective, a process that produces only zero bits) is not random, but a short subsequence of a random string could be all zeros.
> Also, many people fold rather than wad.

This. Mass is just a nonsense unit for me as a folder. You might as well be advertising density or albedo. If anything, I'd want the base unit to be

number of sheets * number of layers per sheet
So, as someone who spends maybe 20% of their time hiring, it's still a very effective screen. You wouldn't believe how many people can't do it. People at big companies, respected places. It's surprising.
In contrast to other animals, we have the ability to construct projections of the future in our minds, learn from the past and communicate it to each other - but our predictive power over complex systems is weak and short term, the incentives that drive our behaviour are very short term.

Broadly speaking, we cannot see or act in a way that optimises outcomes over multiple generations, at the population scale the planet now carries. Evolution hasn't been able to optimise our reward pathways for preventing pollution or over-population, which both carry a risk of collapsing our ecosystems over time. Another significant risk that is yet to emerge is hacking evolution itself - runaway genetic engineering could have disastrous results.

While the Haber–Bosch process of extracting Nitrogen from the atmosphere into a soluble form was a revolution in farming, it was also responsible for much of today's overpopulation. Probably the most impactful invention of the 20th century, if measured by population growth. Ironically, Haber was also the inventor chemical warfare (he developed chlorine gas, mustard gas, Zyklon B).
IIRC Intellij had an option or a plugin for this, highlighting the shortcut for you when you mouse around. It also will often show the shortcut right next to the command of course.

What I dislike about editors is that there's just no default shortcut set for a lot of actions I commonly use, and I have trouble coming up with new ones that aren't already in use.
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> Language and expectations like this are not only counterproductive ... they're also tedious and unwelcome.

Who gets to be the language police? I'm fine with "High School Debate" but "verbal ripostes in which the goal is to be most right rather than learn the most" is not an accurate description of that.
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There was a very similar promotion running in Australia last year where you could get free return flights for buying six bottles of wine (minimum cost around $68). They also required sending in paper forms and nominating three destinations and three sets of dates. I went to Bali on that deal.
If the world “doesn’t care for what I need” it then becomes a viable alternative to try and change/influence said world so that it does indeed start to care. Granted, one social outcast guy trying to change the world all by himself won’t do much, but once several guys like him congregate in greater numbers (through the Internet, let’s say) then things start to change. And let’s not forget that major social movements of the present world were started by people for whom the world as they knew it didn’t care that much: Christianity was mostly started by Paul, a lowly employee from a fringe Roman province, while 20th century communism was only implemented because of Lenin, a low-key intellectual from a fringe-European - fringe-Asian country which had just started modernizing.
It's never false advertising if a reasonable person wouldn't believe it. Irn Brew advertised that it is "Made in Scotland, from girders" but no reasonable person would conclude that a fizzy drink would be made from girders, so it isn't false advertising. Likewise Pringles says "Once you pop you can't stop" but it isn't false advertising because a reasonable person understands that they can actually stop.

You can't have a fighter jet. It's not just "They are very expensive" they are not available. Sale is restricted to qualified purchasers. A reasonable person knows they can't have a fighter jet. The plaintiffs in that case knew it. They were just looking for a pile of cash. Too bad.
Absolutely agree. maybe its just cos I am coming from languages with braces (java) but yeah I find the lack of braces + whitespace having meaning (tabs versus spaces for example) _incredibly_ frustrating

I also don't like the fact it is dynamically typed. It makes reading soure code so much harder. E.g What is the type of this thing that is being passed as a function arg?
If that's a part of the Brexit mindset, there's at least an equal part 'keep the Jonny foreigners out'.
Indeed. We have some Python modules written in Rust. It needs Rust nightly, because pyo3 requires Rust nightly. The Rust crate relies on libtensorflow. Unit tests for the Python module use Python and pytest. And we use our own build of libtensorflow (optimizations for AVX and FMA).

The dependencies of such projects are easy to specify in Nix. Moreover, it's easy to reproduce the environment across machines by pinning nixpkgs to a specific version.
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That's my case. I use python mostly for smaller scripts and 'leetcode' based coding katas.
It wouldn't have been years of work if they started right after Python was first implemented instead of a big-bang now. For 25 years each time they've implemented a new feature they've chosen C over Python to do it, for reasons of it being better suited, some of which you've listed yourself! Like simple C-interop!

I don't think it's a criticism of Python! I've worked on meta-circular implementations of languages and I don't do it for the sake of it. Not every language is suited for every task.
In my experience a lot of people who post on hn have a shallow view of how technology relates to a diversity of people who use it. Most are coders for a company who make web apps, or business applications or have been in coding long enough to develop esoteric affectations for LISP. Every time I see an incredibly strong worded opinion I get the impression they've never stepped outside working with a computer company driven by a 'demand' for a 'product'.

Just look at the comments of this thread right now.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20672051
Putting the onus on Britain, that somehow Britain will be able to do something to not "piss off" the fascists running China? Wow.

The CCP doesn't need an excuse. When they see weakness, they use it. Remaining in the EU doesn't help either, as the EU has long been cowed by China. It's almost like the EU thinks that being a suburb of China is their future.
There is an important detail, those 500 were selected specifically from groups potentially suffering from social exclusion.

And not from 500 "randomly drawn" subjects from a bigger group.
I wonder if this event was the inspiration for the pudding coupons in "Punch Drunk Love"

(Barry plans to exploit a promotion loophole by buying massive amounts of pudding in exchange for airline miles)

Great movie!

https://youtu.be/fRgWQUkkyDI
My best friend growing up had his car burn to the ground in front of his house. He came home from work, parked out front, and 10 minutes later his car was fully involved. This was 20 years ago. There was no news coverage.
>Every once in a while I fire up Plasma 5, too, but I'm not convinced. In the last year or so it seems to have gone down the mobile-inspired UI rabbit hole and it's getting increasingly awkward to use.

Can you cite an example of this? I use Plasma 5 and I genuinely don't know what you're referring to - in fact I really enjoy the way the keyboard is a first-class citizen, with sensible single-key hotkeys for all common actions. I'm more productive in Plasma than in any other DE - it's full of wonderful little power features that make life pleasant, without sacrificing ease of use if you haven't gotten around to learning them yet.

I know there's some effort at mobile convergence behind the scenes, but I can't percieve any negative impact to me day to day at all.
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I can see the UK bowing to this pressure after Brexit.

(I'm a beekeeper btw).
> There's no way in an import statement to say which one you want.

This would be fixable with a sys path hook, were pip so inclined
The main point I am trying to make is that not all of us are language experts. I absolutely know the vital role that language experts play and that we need to solve the issues. But companies need to build in the meanwhile. Python is easier to learn, this is why it is such a popular language in Universities.

I am not a high IQ person to even grip some of the nitty-gritty underpinnings of a language. But should that stop me from building a product?

In the end, I need a language that is easy to pick-up, be productive, has its heart in the right place. A young Python programmer can web scrap easily or plug into Ansible or so many other things. If you know of another language that would make more practical sense and still be easy to pick-up, I would switch.
To be fair, the fact that it's hard to come up with good, unused shortcuts for those actions is probably the reason why they don't have one yet in the first place. :)
Their further fall into exclusion is stopped, because they are echo-chamber bubble that pushed them further into hate.

Social isolation does not make you extremist on itself - contact with extremists that recruit you make you extremist. Social isolation make you more vulnerable to extremists.
Personal data point: I imagined vividly to be socially excluded at points in my life since that would be my plan B (great plan, I know, I gamble a bit with my life from time to time as I don’t see a better option).

And I did notice a few things:

- I have nothing to lose anymore

- I suddenly have a lot of free time to devote my energy to

- My mental state is slightly unstable

- I am in a shitty mood

I am not religious and do not know much about extreme views (I only know a bit about Buddhism) but I can imagine that extremist religious or ideological views would hyper charge the 4 things I talked about.

On another note, if this study would state that these people would become workaholics then I would also believe that. I feel it is the opposite side of the same coin.
A good example of where reaching for biological explanations for behavior is unnecessary, because the logic of the situation already does a perfectly adequate job of explaining the behavior.

A woman facing the same pressures is plenty capable of "burning down villages to feel their warmth" too. Maybe a few percent less? Who cares?

"We act this way because our ancestors were hunted by sabre-toothed tigers" might sound deep, but what if the sabre-toothed tigers are still around? If so, then maybe it's better to do something about the sabre-toothed tigers, than to expect people to change their behaviour.
Was the lack of insects not a clue?
Cosmology was once considered philosophy and totally untestable. Just saying...
He's Polish. No idea what made you think Dutch, I couldn't see any common "Dutchglish" errors. :)
Well, they should be sued for false advertising. I know Google slices and dices all my info, but I expect them to honor my privacy when in incognito mode.
>I cannot imagine how "us" being the "down" part of the module can make a decision that's not influenced at any point by the "top" part of the module being our environment that's the universe.

Because we're all just a limited interface to the same singleton, and we act in an 'environment' module. The singleton is the one that controls the 'environment' instance, so the closer you are to the singleton the more you can override the 'environment'.

That's consciousness. I believe consciousness is entanglement with the reality 'outside' of our physical dimension (ether). And since that isn't a part of this physical universe, your thoughts are free. And the more you're 'conscious' the more you can override your environment and biology. 'Force of will', going against your biological and sociological programming to do something that you imagined in your head. And acting upon those thoughts only depends on you, but it takes a large amount of will (consciousness, mindfulness, faith, call it as you wish) to override the deterministic environment defaults and actually do it.
Apple burying a message in the battery subsection of settings is "extreme lengths" and "by far the most effective"? God help us if they discover how to log to console.app.
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