skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I cannot agree with any of this.. but I think this comes down to how you define stress. I equate stress to be a bad thing but I don't equate stress to pushing myself.

Stress for me is mainly responsibility with lack of authority. Other stress comes from anxiety.
I wonder if any of the information they have about me is copyrighted? If they are storing content that belongs to me, do I have DMCA takedown rights?
Very hard to read in mobile github read me text. Is this require special hardware? Or usable even if you just have a python interpreter say. Or is it a replacement of ip stack. Wonder.
My problems with edge were definitely not with the rendering engine.
It is laid out pretty well in the link you got how it is not pegged to the US dollar (which I don't think anyone claimed either).
I don't disagree.

I was using fedora religiously (I mean, _really_) between Fedora 15-21, and systemd was actually what caused me to get off of the distro, the upgrade path was truly awful, even for Fedora.

The response was "but it's bleeding edge, what do you expect". And to be honest, I expected better.

Also it meant I had to unlearn a lot of my linux knowledge, and it was specific to fedora at the time.

Also, systemd in its early days was astonishingly broken, and many of the gripes you hear of today likely stem from people who were exposed during that period. (such as binary logs getting corrupted and unceremoniously truncated, boot being non-deterministic meaning your machine didn't boot 1 time out of every 10 and huge smatterings of "waiting for 1m 30s" even with very commonly used packages on a base system).

All that to say: I haven't seen a smooth transition from a non-systemd distro to a systemd enabled distro.

Although, truthfully, I haven't upgraded a Debian installation in-place.
Honestly I'm having a hard time following your position. It sounds like you're making some kind of circular argument; that we should hire more women because they face discrimination. But the whole debate is about whether or not they face discrimination in the first place. Or maybe you're advocating for discrimination in general on the basis that a person's immutable characteristics informs about his/her character (their work ethic, resilience, etc) or their ideas (e.g., the black candidate will bring in new ideas on account of his race compared to the white candidate) with some degree of reliability?

I think clarity would improve your posts.
Also (Open)ZFS on Windows:

* https://openzfsonwindows.org

* https://twitter.com/openzfsonwindow
Hi, I'm the author of a niche language server extension (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tboby.cw...).

Is there any guidance on what I would need to do to support VSO? Do I need to do anything?

I'm a bit concerned that it sounds like I have to pay in order to write/test environments. Do you not think this will be a barrier to adoption?
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I build Swift playgrounds on my iPad. With great code completion using an on screen keyboard is fine for small prototypes.

I wish I could simply say a new variable or function and have it inserted.
Thank you FrozenTuna for your input but I was specifically thinking of physical people, as opposed to companies.

I also meant a more specific application rather than a general iteration on the (perfectly valid) idea that if one can make more money with a value now, rather than later, and this opportunity cost is larger than the interest rate minus inflation, then the deal is good.

Student loans would be a good example of that in a well-functioning market. Are there many others?
I just updated the OSX zip archive.
Nothing new: just integrate (added) "missed" apple script, from github source code.
Nah, just enchant a broom, cut it in two, and let them take care of the rest.

(Alas, no, that will only give a countable set of cuts... but the image is pleasing unless you're a mouse)
An overwhelming number of people live mostly paycheck to paycheck, like 80% of the population.

Moving across the country is just expensive and many people simply can't, or doing so would be an enormous risk mostly surrounding the large cost to relocate.

Give people a little bump to afford to change places and then home-city choice becomes much more elastic.
Another likely explanation: Instagram now represents a very significant amount of the company's revenue and most of its future value. The new logo is designed to capture that, rather than reinforcing the association with its legacy business.
> where one is expected to pay for parking at a private grocery store parking lot

God forbid. /s
That's an anti-feature from a legal discovery perspective. Unless everyone is extremely conscientious about every word, you have 15 years' worth of chat logs and emails with offhand comments, jokes, etc. All of which can be taken out of context by a skilled legal team.

Sometimes ephemeral communication is a feature.
People who spout this nonsense don't recall how bad IE was. Comparing the current state of any browser to IE (6-7-8) is utter nonsense.

There is a really good center of the road set of web browser features which all modern browsers support. This was not the case when IE was big, in order to make nice, functional web pages you needed to either give up supporting one platform or the other or you needed to spend tons of time and energy making 2 (or 3) pathways for extremely basic features.

If one browser is 1 year or two behind standards generally doesn't matter because as web developers we need to support 3-4+ year old browsers regardless. The truly crappy thing about IE was that Microsoft had zero commitment to web standards at all and many things they did outright contradicted them. Since IE had such massive market presence they undermined the standards process for more than a decade.
Seeing something similar happening in China (CEOs of companies that get large are stepping down and being replaced by party members), I wonder if the US model is similarly threatened by large companies.

If you think about it, corruption is legal in the US through lobbies, and the larger and more powerful a company is, the easier it is for the company to influence policies and how the country is being run.
The Gap is back.
I recommend starting a search for a better job immediately. That way you can take your time. When you leave, be sure to tell them the reasons that you laid out here.
I agree with this idea in principle, but I am unsure of how it would work in practice.

Say you open a credit card, then try to say it wasn't you..... what would a bank need to do to prove it was you? The things they would provide are already the things they have... your signature, your information, etc. What EXTRA bit would they start collecting that would prevent fraud?

Currently, banks ARE on the hook for fraud.... if you dispute fraudulent credit opened on your behalf, they have to eat the cost.

I don't quite see what the difference would be in this alternative world... currently, someone applies for credit, the credit issuer decides it is legit, and issues the credit. That would still be the same. Say it was fraudulent; the fraudster doesn't pay it off, so the issuer tries to collect... at that point, you say "hey, I didn't open this credit!"

Well, the issuer is going to say "yes you did, here is the information I have saying it was you"... how would that be different in your alternative world? Maybe you would require more verification steps... but what? Picture of you holding a sign saying you signed up for the credit? Video? What could you possibly provide that couldn't be faked for fraud? What could the issuer require?

At this point, things are no different than now. The issuer says it was you, you say it wasn't, and then someone has to arbitrate and decide who was correct.

I guess I just don't see how we can do it better (although I would LOVE to do it better!)
I think TDD is over hyped, it is something many people seem to treat as a silver bullet. That being said I’m not sure if it is fair to say it is fundamentally wrong. As with many “silver bullets” it has its place, I’ve found it particularly useful when I’m writing a complicated function, it forced me to focus on inputs and expected outputs and I code to that specification. With regards to a changing specification, that is a problem regardless of when or who writes the tests, it is a part of life regardless.
First they came for the Russians, and I did not speak out —
Because I was not a Russian.

Then they came for the Chinese, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Chinese.

...
netlify.com appears to be affected as well.

Curious if this is a software issue or a host issue. I believe netlify rents a lot of its infrastructure from other providers, such as Digital Ocean.
Like someone above alluded to, if you have an overbearing personality, a history of poor people skills, and such, your skills probably won't matter unless you are top 1%, and even then it will depend on just how bad you are.
It's crazy to think how many of us are similar across the world. Get up, commute to work, do work, commute home, watch netflix and repeat.
It's a bad idea for them NOT to get involved.
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This really is a critical juncture for the internet; the moment wherein the democratization of information has empowered those with the resources to overwhelm the signal with noise.

I wish I saw a way out.
WoBike is great, and I've contributed to that repo too, but that data is quite different from data in question in this article. Unless I'm mistaken, most of the reverse engineered APIs (and public ones in municipalities that mandate them) are for _available_ scooters. This article is about scooter location while it's being ridden around by a renter.
Ask HN: What are the best guides/resources for implementing Undo/Redo in an app?
Time passed since then, but this is it: https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/243
I don’t remember dates exactly, maybe we entered with $10k even, because I worked with it around Mar 2018.
KYC is only to prevent banking fraud, i.e. money laundering. The SEC is the Securities and Exchange Comission, who govern banking, the trade of financial securities (stocks, bonds), etc.

These data brokers do not handle your money, and therefore do not need to "know their customers", i.e. have no legally mandated right to ask for your identification, at least according to this statute.

For one, I think it's super weird that they need a government issued document to know who I am, but are perfectly happy to sell my data, marketed as accurate, to third parties.
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I can second this.

It's a default with Brave browser, and I've decided to give it a go. That was about a year ago when I first started to use Brave. Back then, some search results were poor, especially localised ones, so I've decided to use Google.

Now it's much better, some results are even better than google where better SEO trumps more relevant results.
Also, Brave has this nice feature where typing `:g<tab>[search term]` uses google for that one serach term. I use it if am not able to get good results with DDG.
It might be. Also, it might have been the early 00s instead of the late 90s. Curse my teflon memory.

Edit: it probably was. More on retro web servers here https://twitter.com/ServersOld

I'd post a website instead of a twitter handle, but it seems most results I find online point to his expired oldservers.net site.
There has always been choice and substitutes. The general public chooses to do what is cheapest and most convenient.

For transportation, they could take the bus or ride a bike.

A local electric utility offered green energy options for a premium cost. No one signed up.
Is this an especially-strong problem with autism, or with disability in general, or people in general?

Children get more social services than adults, for sure.
Eh, Microsoft never cared much what you did as long as you did it on their OS or Browser.

It used to be an issue because we wanted to do it on any OS we wished, and it still is in the back of our mind, but now we're facing the much bigger issue of Google/Apple/Whatever not just wanting us to do it on theirs, but also controlling what we can or can't do or say, and suddenly Microsoft's proposition looks much much better.
It's obviously contributing more data with a high probability of being all signal and zero noise. Some government IDs even include social security #s, but you're adding a photograph.

In the sense of confirming the data, it seems likely to at least attest to the identity being a genuine one associated with that data. Rather than something like a burner phone setup with a bunch of random stuff. Of course people can also have a fake photo ID, but it seems unlikely someone using a totally fabricated existence would be querying for this information and exposing them potentially to closer scrutiny.
I think this might come down to how you define corruption.
I hear that sentiment a lot on this site, but don't understand it.

Since Blink is available under a very permissive license, why does it matter?

It seems to me that the notion that it is important to have multiple implementations of a standard (and the notion that a formal standard is even necessary) derive from a time when those implementations had proprietary licenses.
Illumos has some incredible technology packed into it but lots of those have been ported, re-implemented, or turned into billion dollar companies. The extra special parts like being able to debug v8 in mdb have this strange alignment issue: How many node developers are going to fire up an alternative operating system and learn a new debugger to be able to find a memory leak?
An individual isn't, but if the existing population consistently votes in a certain way, a new minority who want to change things aren't entitled to their desires.
Well, supporting Edge will help prevent a developer monopoly (at least two major corps will contribute to Chromium base), but it won't do anything for the engine monopoly and hence the vitiation of vibrant implementations of the web standards (which will be increasingly defined as whatever Chromium implements).
But the data is already out there and no longer working with the company that has it doesn't make it go away. If Sift goes out of business, this data won't go away.

I'm starting to feel like these PII databases are the superfund sites of the electronic world. Even after the company goes out of business, we're dealing with the damage decades later.
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What's the most I could send without network liquidity issues?
Were they always a very niche company? Did they focus only on particular markets like point-of-sale? I thought I had heard of most obscure computer and operating systems, but this one is completely new to me.
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Don't worry; in a few decades their position will be established and rules changed to accommodate them, and some other user will be here defending those changed rules against some new newcomers which think themselves above the law.

That's what happened to the NY taxi drivers of the time, who won their rules by rioting and setting other people's property on fire.
HP-UX 11 is also based on System V [1], and that had a release as recently as 6 months ago [2].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix#/media/File:Unix_history-...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP-UX
That is definitely the way to look at it although there is a middle class where family income is more than what qualifies for financial aid but far lower than tuition being "affordable".
I find this advice funny. I don't have much of an opinion on the slackline itself but random people coming up to me for superficial meetings does not appeal to me.
Why don't we have shared electron runtimes?

1) Bundle electron release with app (bandwidth is cheap)

2) Find if that specific release is installed to your user directory.

3) If not copy

4) If yes, use it and don't copy it over.

5) Enforce semver for this of course.
Would you be willing to expand on that?

My instinct is to think of self-expression as a subset of communication, so I'd be curious to hear your thoughts on what parts of self-expression aren't currently being encapsulated or covered.
I waited anxiously for Fortnite since it was first teased in 2011. I was hyped in 2017 when it finally released. Paid full price which I almost never do but I waited so long for it.

It was fun until you hit what felt like a brick wall in progression. If I recall it got super grindy really quick. People hated it but the company got lucky by saving it by adding BR mode. Things quickly started to become free and the game is a completely different game than what I bought.

For me it's not that I hate people that play it. It's sort of like waiting in a long line to go to an amusement park you've been dying to go to. You pay to get in and it's terrible. Then they immediately open the gates and let everyone for free and change it to a water park. I'm just annoyed by the entire experience.
Question: Who was the dumper in this pump-and-dump game?
Tether was clearly the pumper.

Second: The claim that the they are liable for the damages of the loss from the peak is a bit weird. IF it was a pump and dump scheme, and I at least agree with the pump side of things, then the values were all inflated falsely anyhow. There should be punishment, but basing it on the losses from peak is very strange and not realistic.
I hear open/S/USE/LED/LES did it right, which makes sense, given they're one of the only distributions with a reason to add it in the first place.
Tech companies in particular have very concentrated employee bases - there is a lot of incentive to grandstand against them if your constituency doesn't get many benefits, especially if that constituency comes from places that don't have much in the way of technical literacy.

Still, breaking up any company for being too successful is a great way to keep your economy from growing. I don't imagine sane politicians will actually follow through, especially since breaking up trusts in the past did almost nothing to help the consumers it was supposed to.
Not to appeal to popularity, but if it's so bad, why do so many companies use it?

Anecodtally - of the 120 icons on my phone's home screen:

- 50 are blue-white logos (eg twitter)

- 14 are red-white or red-black (eg youtube, netflix)

- 12 green-white or green-black (eg, whatsapp, spotify)

- the rest are a mixture of colours.
I can't believe you check all the source code, dependencies source code and the rest of the shit show that npm brings to the party, that's very cool, all CTOs should be like you. As a CTO should you have to do this though? I'm not sure.
FYI, they only ask for a government issued ID. My fishing license is one of those. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Despite English alphabet being Roman/Latin, our numbers are Arabic numerals.
I was talking about being concerned about financial inequality not being generational divided.

And financial inequality does transcend generations, kids from poorer parents on average stay poorer themselves, while kids from rich parents tend on average to to turn out richer, rather than divide them.

What is even worse is that the rising of economic inequality in the US, will also reflect itself in an even further decline of economic mobility as those two have been shown to be correlated [1].

Don't get caught up in these divisional doctrines. Some stand to benefit from fueling these narratives, and it is not going to be any of the people being pushed into the fires of identity wars.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Gatsby_curve
They could always base themselves in a jurisdiction where it isn't considered fraudulent, then. The whole point of crypto is de-centralization, de-regulation, and anarchy. Anyone trading crypto should model the world on those assumptions and trade according to human behavior under anarchic conditions, not modeled according to the SEC-regulated world.

Yes, I understand the "problems" with Tether, but it has objectively succeeded in holding up its market price of ~$1 USD for more than a couple years now, so it has functionally served its purpose to its customers needing to make short-term exchanges. To a great degree the fact that the black box's inputs and outputs work is all that really matters, not what's inside the black box.

Might it implode one day? Maybe -- that's life in a financial anarchy. But that should be part of your model. For example, minimizing the time you hold USDT and using it purely as a medium to facilitate other transactions reduces your risk.
A country so hard core capitalist that most of the key players are state (federation, kanton or city) held ? (Transportation, Weapon Manufacturing, main telecommunication companies, main consumer bank, hospitals, schools) and where some of the largest and most influential companies like supermarkets, furniture shops, etc are cooperatives ?
Are you talking about job ads on HN? I don't know what you have in mind but from the context it sounds like it must be wrong. If you clarify, I can clarify.
They benefit when they use valuable services for free, which is paid by targeted ads.
If you honestly can't see the difference between a liquor store and a company that changed the face of every major cities in the world and how their inhabitants move around in less than 10 years* I don't think anyone can argue against your point.

edit: *while using every loopholes, sketchy and sometimes straight up illegal ways to do it and killing someone as a result.
Save till your 40s, then start investing.
Training an NLP model can emit as much carbon as five cars in their lifetimes
Why is that? Do you have an alternative?
How is this offering that what Eclipse Che offers?
That's a very broad question that I imagine depends very much on the particulars of the application. A basic undo/redo approach is described in the Command pattern chapter of Design Patterns.
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No, I don't, but even if there are no such alternate packages, that doesn't mean it's OK to use one that you can't sufficiently understand.

If you can't find an acceptable package, then I'd absolutely recommend writing that functionality yourself. connecting to an IMAP server and responding to events aren't complicated tasks, after all.
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I agree. It also fractures the human capacity for relationship, which already struggles in a forum like this.