skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>At what point do things change? I notice many people justify their lifestyle choices by saying 'China and India are the problem, America is one of the cleanest and most conscious'

LOL, people really do say that? America is only "clean" because it outsources its industrial production and externalities to third parties like China and India...

Heck, even the garbage and "recycled" stuff ends up there...

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/11/world/china-recyclables-b...

https://www.sbs.com.au/language/english/india-refuses-to-be-...

https://www.businessinsider.com/southeast-asia-threaten-to-r...

https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2018/06/28/6239729...

https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/india-plastic-wast...
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So why can't there be a service that runs for each user with his own API key?
Yes, but it is a shame. German language (and others) shouldn't have to miss out on cultural growth just because English is more popular. Authors not being able to eat is a problem.
Recessions come and go but it's good to remember that historically not all recessions are like great recessions in 2007/2008.

Normal recessions can happen and if there is no systemic risk such as with mortgages in 2008 then the impact is not so catastrophic.

Unemployment will go up, GDP will probably slip into negative number for 2-3 quarters, companies stop hiring / fire some people, government probably reacts with some fiscal stimulus.

But it might be that a normal recession like that won't affect most people here working in Silicon Valley at all as those jobs probably won't disappear and companies like Google/Facebook will not be affected by recession too much.
Which would be no problem if that was publicly given as a reason. There have been 2 promises for "we're just about done" to my recollection too. Moreover the people running it aren't responding to requests to put up the torrent files of the current library.

It's extremely bad public relations at best.
I love it.
[Q] and [E] to rotate the camera.

You can take a look at the ressources to get an idea of how it was done:
http://asciicker.com/x13/images/
this is basically how I play factorio endgame. one shield, one gun, fill the rest of my suit with legs. it's kinda OP, the bugs can't really hit you if you don't stop moving.
> Is it just the cost of infrastructure over large distances

In the US there are over 50 metro areas with more than 1 million inhabitants, over 100 with 500k. Granted that they will be more sparsely populated than european metro areas but I'm just not too sure that the large distances are an issue here at all.
I was about to say the same. I'd pay for a license to use a self-hosted version.
Though unrealistic, all things considered, there needs to be a single site for everything (akin to pirated tv/film sites, incidentally).

The user would go to a central place where all streaming options are available to be browsed and watched. The point of differentiation would be at payment, as the cost to the user, for whatever they just selected, would go to those who own the rights. No walled gardens, everyone wins. The user pays one monthly price, or within a fixed range. How to figure that all out, well, that's where complexities arise.

My personal soltuion, thus far, is to pay for the service I'm using the most (currently, MhZ Choice), then find other solutions for that which I don't pay for.
Let me know the problems you are facing or solving in the Remote Work ecosystem.
Yay! Always missing these since my main tool is parametric CAD background (FreeCAD). Using Inkscape is nice when output is more visual in nature.
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If there is a function `map : ('a -> 'b) -> 'a t -> 'b t`, and there exists a function `x : 'w -> bool`, then `map x : `'w t -> bool t`. Is this what you were asking?
Cybersecurity company Acronis hits unicorn status after raising $147 million
Yet there is COBOL code still running.
still trying to get pant.su but it gets renewed every time despite serving nothing publicly :<
the article talks
". His inability to understand the hurt that comes from insensitivity "

but the title is fall of the clueless nerd?
.de.su would be THE otaku tld, lol
Eh. I don't think it's necessarily so much giving people the benefit of a doubt rather than being extremely sensitive to the niggling details, and being dead set in the route of "if you're going to ruin another person's life/reputation over it, it had better damn well be consistent in the face of even modest levels of scrutiny".

It's fine to haul injustice into the light of day to be dealt with. It isn't okay to maliciously interpret/misrepresent things because you think someone is weird, or they make you uncomfortable, or because you're getting carried away with the political cause of the week.

>GP: abuse of modus ponens
Abuse of Transitivity would be closer to the mark I think.
https://techcrunch.com/2019/09/18/cybersecurity-company-acro...
I don’t disagree, when I release under MIT, I’m basically saying “go ahead and do what you please under these simple terms”. I suppose this is why people release under GPLv3 or AGPL. I’m just trying to provide commentary on why I think people are bothered by commercial use without giving back. Ultimately, I think you’re right: if I release under a permissive license, I shouldn’t get upset if people use it.
I'm also in the EU, if only for a few weeks more, £29 per month for 100 Mbit/10 Mbit up/down.

I think our bundle also includes phone and TV but we use neither, works out cheaper that way ...
My experience differs from others here. I did an integration for a national charity.

A simple integration is straightforward; however if you want to test all permutations possible the support is lacking.

The different documentation (their "turoial" ones, the API docs, and their helpdesk documents) contradicted at times.

But the testing story was the worst part. In the end we took a "Run in production, save all GoCardless events, replay and test/correct the behaviour based on them". This was the only way we were able to get all expected properties in uncommon cases e.g. where a supporter used the Current Account Switching Service, so the DD was migrated to a new bank account.

An easier way to set up the scenarios, to mock all cases, and to re-run them would be appreciated. In their sandbox, you have to wait in realtime for the next DD collection to occur.

I find most payment processors not brilliant at supporting automated testing, but at least the number of card numbers etc that Stripe, Braintree et al have allow easy testing of any flows.
How to scale up a fintech product with a remote team?
If you don't mind the humidity, you can simply leave the water in the tub until it gets cold. The water in the tub becomes cold by exchanging its heat with the ambiant air.

That's of course assuming you're in a climate where you want to heat the air.
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There are pile of problems with this.

1. Testing 12-14 year olds to decide their lot in life is.. well unreliable. Not to mention brutal.

2. In US race card will be played once it is apparent that proportion of people with different ski color that get free education does not line up with demogrphic proportions(political suicide)

3. People WILL game it by hiring tutors to study to test, bribing teachers, teachers will cheat and give out solutions etc. In Netherlands they have what amounts to counter-intelligence apparatus to counter this. Good luck implementing that in all of the States.
Finland paying 9€ for 100Mbps.
I hope Stockholm University adopts it
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Once its ready, I'll be happy to add it to our platform. It lets one find and connect with people nearby. https://its-near.me
Not awarding the project as a whole to a single contractor seems like a good way to derisk it. There might be problems with one or the other contractor but a complete failure seems more unlikely because of that.
Is my intuition correct here?
Apparently there's talks about covering the pyramids with solar panels too, since tourism has been declining in the last few years. Now with this new Solar Park, I doubt it will be necessary anymore.
It's a workaround, but it's still making streaming feel more like cable TV, since now you again have to watch shows according to a schedule.

The core selling point of streaming movies and shows is the "on demand" part. It removes an entire dimension from the problem of planning movie nights or your personal entertainment. If a show is available on the service you're subscribing to, you can watch it any time you want. With enough shows available, this boiled down to "any time I want to watch something, there's something interesting to me available".

Now with the balkanization of streaming space and people already doing provider rotation manually, the experience becomes more like this: "sorry hon, we won't be watching X tonight because it's on HBO, and we're switching to it next month, and Y we wanted to check out just got pulled from Netflix and is on CBS now, which is not worth paying for, and Z is geolocked everywhere, so I guess we have to find something else...".

... which can be quickly followed by: "you know what, I saw a streaming site that's not exactly official, but it costs like $4/month for ad-free experience, has every show you can name available - even ones nobody streams anymore - and guess what, it's perfectly legal to use; so screw the official platforms, and let's watch X tonight".

It's greed that's dooming the streaming services.
"Learn You a Haskell" is sparse on theoretical foundations. I made it halfway through the book feeling like I only had a superficial understanding of the language. If you are interested in a rigorous or systematic approach I recommend "Haskell Programming from First Principles".
Has it stopped, or are you maybe not the target/average user?

Most Office users have no idea what SVG or JSON files are or why they'd use them.

My experience is that Office has prioritized usability and automating tedious tasks, like theming, creating charts, and linking data back and forth.

Every major version over the last 15 years has made some large usability improvements (e.g. format painter), but perhaps you'd only notice them if you're using the applications in certain ways. I've noticed them and feel like I'm stuck in molasses whenever I have to use an older version of Office.
I agree that it's not quite as simple as what he was suggesting but it's also not just majority rule, even if the majority want to screw over the rest of the shareholders. That's old established case law, at least in the US. See Dodge v. Ford Motor Co.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dodge_v._Ford_Motor_Co.

They can largely do whatever they want, so long as there is some rational argument that it's for the benefit of the company. If 51% of shareholders in some fossil fuel giant publicly stated that their only goals were to drive the company out of business and screw over the other 49% of shareholders, that wouldn't fly. However it's totally fine for them to push a radical new investment strategy of "buy high, sell low" and drive the business into the ground that way.
As somebody who really dislikes the idea of being forced to subsidize a municipal network, I like that they have some success. The cost of competing with Comcast should not be so great that people find this necessary.
I wonder what happens to .co.uk if the UK dissolves, which seems more possible than it should be after Brexit?
I think it's a very high level comparison to the idea that the funds/rewards in a Ponzi scheme are underprovisioned.

Edit: Yes, it's not a great analogy.
The enterprise project I have been on for quite a while now is overengineered, but the overengineering was done by some really smart people with years of overengineering experience. It works and isn't quite an unmaintainable, dangerous monster, but as someone who is very much in the short, simple, readable code camp, it drives me nuts.
This seems to be at about 20 km from the dam, to use the same grid infrastructure probably.
Yes, hang out with 'everyday people' outside of the Bay Area or NYC and discuss this topic with them. Heck, post an article like this on reddit and see what you get in your inbox.

I am 100% with you, I have studied this subject for a long time now. Modern economics usually doesn't account for externalities, just growth without concern with environmental or social costs. Just growth, similar to how cancer or a virus operates.
There are only one or two Marvel or Star Wars movies a year though. Is that really worth subscribing to a streaming service for?

(Not to mention that only maybe a quarter of these movies are worth seeking out, the rest are something I’d only ever watch for free on an airplane or something. But that’s just personal taste).
Im curious to know what you think has worked best for you? I'm in a similar boat - and the resources I have tried seem to progress like this:(mindlessly) easy / easy / im lost.
"Previous threads, for further reading" or "for the curious" or something like that, perhaps?
Cool idea. I like how focused it is. I'd love to be able to see an example without signing up though.
That's because of Beanfield. Outside of the core of Toronto that is not the case. If you go all the way to Burlington, it starts costing about $300/mo, if they are even willing to install it.

I'm hoping Beanfield continues to expand their area of competition.
Good article but some parts are outdated like who uses UML these days ? Saying you did not create diagrams using any architecture tools is but obvious, no ?
My main issue is still that a lot of movies I want to pay for and see is not available, or that subtitles are missing or not working.

This has made me stop purchasing movies, stopped subscriptions and instead invest in a smaller fee for a good VPN connection.
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New versions of Excel allow you to import JSON through PowerQuery in the Data tab on the ribbon. Works pretty well.
iTunes regularly has sales on The Office complete series for $30. Someone who chases a single show through streaming services is not doing it right.
Technical aspects are trivial - pirate streaming sites have no problem managing a single portal that pulls from a wide array of video sources and players.

The problem is with the exclusive deals, with the IP holders ruining the space for everyone in an attempt to maximize short-term revenue (it will kill their long-term revenue), perhaps thinking this is battle royale, and they obviously will be a platform that wins in the end.
Product-User Fit Comes Before Product-Market Fit
Because it's not about making "accurate predictions", but about recognizing a still disastrous trend.

Recognizing that the house "is on fire" is more important than being able to tell (which noone really can) with great precision at what moment this curtain with caught fire itself, how many degrees will be in the patio in 30 minutes, and when the roof will collapse...

If your house is full of feces and garbage, you'd want to remove them. A sane person wouldn't wait until experts warning you about cholera, dysentery, and typhoid from said garbage to first "accurately predict" when exactly the first family member will get such a disease, how high a fever they will get, and whether they'll survive it or not...

Not to mention that treating the environment better, reducing CO2, saving forests, and reducing waste, are good in themselves, with or without a climate emergency attached to them.
Think `data Foo a = Foo (a -> Bool)`, pardon my Haskell. A function `map :: (a -> b) -> Foo a -> Foo b` is impossible, however `contramap :: (a -> b) -> Foo b -> Foo a` is fine (just pre-compose the given function with the stored function).

Even worse with `data Bar a = Bar (a -> a)`.
Maybe Ukraine would like the TLD :)
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This is a valid concern that people have shared with me before. It isn't in my immediate plans yet but depending on more feedback, we might offer an on-site solution in the future.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shed_at_Dulwich for a summary. IIRC there's also video reportage about it to be found...
That’s something of a no true Scotsman argument, if someone did not intentionally fire it’s accidental.

There are ~500 accidental gun deaths in the US per year and vastly more accidental firings.

If you ever take a gun course a lot of effort is placed on getting people to never point a gun at something they are unwilling to shoot because of accidental firings. Trigger safety is similar emphasized because of how much it reduces accidental firings.
Americans love elections! They elect sheriffs [1], prosecutors [2], and often judges [3]. Imagine, you could be arrested, charged, and sentenced by whoever the general public thought had the best hair!

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheriffs_in_the_United_States#...

[2] https://digitalcommons.law.yale.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?arti...

[3] https://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/25/world/americas/25iht-judg...
It seems like for a brief period, when the Black Panthers in California started carrying rifles in public, the police relented in their attacks for a while. Of course, gun laws were then swiftly made stricter to make up for it.

Also:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2017/03/18/us/texas-no-k...

Impossible to know if it saved the person doing the shooting, or his girlfriend. Maybe. Given how incompetent everything else was done, it's not hard to imagine.

About the arms race, I agree. It's very unfortunate.
My experience is that you rarely have the time to make things right, you take the time. And you do so, because you estimate that despite doing so will put you off the deadline, you expect it to be a good bet on the long run.

Not doing so, time required for maintenance will increase, and competing with new feature development time. Of course these new features have deadline already to short even before you add this burden. Moreover, maintaining everything working is the top priority "right now", but making the new development reaching production is prevent the solution to fall into market irrelevance.
Aye, there are loads of pubs called Bridge Inn
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It’s pretty common. If you pay a lot of household bills—for electricity, water, insurance, rent, tuition, etc.—many of those will accept credit cards, but most will also allow ACH direct debit as a payment option and a few will only allow direct debit and check. Or sometimes there is a credit card option, but it is run by a third party and comes with a surcharge.

On the other hand, direct debit is often not an option at all for “online” subscriptions such as news sites or streaming services, or for newspaper or magazine subscriptions.
If someone guesses the 2 numeric digits necessary to gain telephone access to my pension fund, and they then transfer out the $10M value to the cayman islands, will they really give me back the money? Would I have any chance in court? - proving it wasn't me is near impossible.

Yet this pension company has millions of customers, and presumably isn't seeing widespread fraud. How come?
There was a joke at the time:

В связи с геополитическими изменениями домен pos.su изменяется на pos.ru.

Which roughly sounds like "because of the geopolitical changes the domain pos.su will become pos.ru". The joke is that pos.su and pos.ru in Russian sound like "will pee" and "will poo" respecitively.
TLDs based on political entities do seem like a bit of a bad idea https://eurid.eu/en/register-a-eu-domain/brexit-notice/
Haven't gotten around updating the landing page yet but here is an example: https://www.publisheet.com/demos/quotation-demo.

Just tap the screen or move your mouse over the page and you'll see which cells are editable.
If you want cross platform ascii diagram editor, then look at jave. It’s old but still works.

http://www.jave.de/
Uhm, I can import vector SVGs into Powerpoint (2019 or Office 365) just fine.
Moreover, it's not like there aren't pirate streaming services available. In fact, I can't think of anyone non-technical I know who torrents anything; they all stream movies from pirate player sites. It's easier, and also perfectly legal for the viewer.
What if you don't really want any of the 3 dishes?
After a long period of my life not having the fastest in speeds at home, I ended up going all in and telling Comcast "give me the fastest Internet you have". So I'm paying for 400Mbps.

...what do I need all this speed for? What could someone possibly do with 1 Gbps? It's not as though web pages will load faster, they have their own throttling. I don't think I need 400Mbps to stream 4k video. Torrents don't seem to take advantage of the full bandwidth.

I could see the benefit if I were doing 10x as much stuff _at the same time_. So is this for large families or businesses? I'm considering going down to about 100 and saving a few bucks.
I've seen you mention your organization and the challenges you're facing few times and I'm curious what kind of architecture books or principles you'd vouch for based on your experience.
Thanks. I know what contravariant functors are, but I haven't used them, so I didn't realize that was what the parent commenter was asking about.

You're right, my claim that every type 'a t has a corresponding (covariant) functor is incorrect, and I should either take that out or mention contravariant functors.
Cool fact - .uk isn't the official tld for great britain.

The official one is .gb
Maybe for certain projects where failure is high risk waterfall is better. Or at least more up front planning is a “good thing” when fail fast = lives lost
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We need the Unix philosophy in the physical world.

Our multitude of small devices themselves can stay "dumb", but it'd be a huge missed opportunity to totally cut them off from the software world.

A robot turning knobs and pushing buttons as grandparent seems to suggest is a romantic vision that doesn't hold up well to the real world.
Oh, hadn't considered that...

"Should the UK leave the EU with no deal on 1st November 2019, EURid will enforce the following measures as far as .eu domain names that have GB/GI as the registrant’s residence country code are concerned..."
https://pagetwo.completecolorado.com/2017/10/23/fort-collins...

Indeed, this is taxpayer-subsidized “competition”
The corollary to this is that a user can fix a "wrong password" error, but if they're locked out by the invisible security, they can do nothing.

I'm not looking forward to the mandatory phone auth on "3d secure": https://www.sagepay.co.uk/support/12/36/3d-secure-explained
I agree. There is definitely a market for a streaming bundling service where you pay for a bundle and get subscribed to multiple services for some monthly fee which would be at a great discount to subscribing separately to each service.
You have to know the slang:

"upgrading our network" - In this case network refers to financial network, but should really be "net worth".

"increasing your Internet download speed" - download speed for them is actually slang for the amount of money they can charge you for standard access.
Seeing the box office results of Disney’s movies, your anecdotal opinion doesn’t jibe with the overall market. Besides, there will also be Disney original MCU and Star Wars TV series.