skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This minimal cmake file should setup the ide for any project, the build will have to be ran externally though. You can setup the ide to debug external binaries as well, as long as it has source information (was built from the current project sources with debug info).

cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.0)
project(prog)

include_directories(.)
file(GLOB_RECURSE sources *.h *.cpp *.c *.hpp)

add_executable(prog main.c)

variables might have to be tweaked a bit.
And we should ban prosthetic limbs because amputees might use them to smuggle drugs.

Emotion-detection tech is a prosthetic for autistic people, and if it's banned I want consistent treatment for all disabilities.
I'm mostly using the regular YouTube for music nowadays.
The article I posted is a comment on the media ruffle on this subject, with links to articles from various media. It was mentioned in national dailies (Liberation, Le Monde, etc), information websites (Slate.fr, HuffPost.fr, etc), weekly papers (l'Obs, etc), science magazines (Science & Vie, etc), and national television (with a full, prime-time 1 hour documentary on Arte, plus TV news). You hardly get more coverage than that.
I don't think it's that black and white. It's clear that they have enormous influence in the general population, and the amount of people who care about this kind of thing enough to switch to a different search engine are not enough to change that influence.

Remember Microsoft once had an antitrust brought against it for shipping IE with their OS. Imagine now, shipping a phone to millions, with your browser that defaults every text input to a search string directly into your ad network.
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And how would your carbon tax work without allowing others to profit from it? Excise taxes already exist, they just go to fund more government that is still perpetually out of money to do the things that "must be done".
I purchased the whole product line as I think Jetbrain's product is excellent, the only complain from me is this CLion Cmake requirement, could be more versatile, and supports non-Cmake projects(or even single files without makefiles), even Geany does better than CLion as far as c/c++ is concerned. Please make CLion better for C/C++
Really, decay function? Is there a decay function for your need to be validated? Who gives a flying f* about SO reputation points (or for the matter any scoring system on internet)? Have people become so dumb and so desperate for validation that they have to judge everything based on opinion of others and how many upvotes/downvotes or stars other people have given to something? It's like they have lost the ability to think independently and becoming part of a hive mind.
perhaps we need a nationalized search engine that is independent of financial motive.
There are hundreds of news articles about the COP 25 and somehow we chose the Financial Times as the article we should comment on. That says a lot about our bewilderment (cf. their self-serving focus on carbon trading).
Very interesting, thanks for sharing! Having read up on it, it indeed seems that people's sensitivity to tea vs coffee varies wildly. I just happen to be a person who's more sensitive to coffee (the 2nd cup of the day could result in a crash, anxiety, palpitations, etc.).
Another factor is small tech companies can be bought by US companies easily.

The US tax system allows^H^H^H^H^H^Hencourages that: this is a good use to money that would be taxed if came back to the US.

Instead it comes back as sales, and better market position ;-).
Make it prescription only.
Shame they had to sell out with their bullshit subscription model
> In theory each requires permission from the previous

Up to fair use. There's a good argument that streaming a game is fair use. It's highly transformative, not a market substitute, contains criticism/critique/commentary on the original, and contains only a fraction of the game. That's hitting all four of the factors considered to at least some extent [0].

Reuploading someones stream exactly, no way in hell is that fair use. It's not substantially transformative, it is a market substitute, it is for profit (as is the original stream) and it doesn't contain any added commentary or criticism, it might be only a fraction of the stream, but that's one factor out of four at best.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_use#U.S._fair_use_factors

IANAL
I have a similar problem with my car's native voice recognition. But Siri gets both the recognition and pronunciation correct. I wish my car had CarPlay.
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I want to like JetBrains and paid for an ultimate subscription for years, but this four-year-old bug renders their products pretty much unusable on macs with a 5k display: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JBR-526 . Thus, I've canceled my subscription and moved to vscode for most development.
Does Google pay them to keep Android Studio free?
PyCharm includes all of the features of WebStorm because it's so common for Python developers to also do JS work, so you probably should just be using PyCharm. That's what I do at my work. (It's also why PyCharm is more expensive than WebStorm.)

If you find that WebStorm works better, you probably need to install the node.js plugin in PyCharm (which is free). It's included by default in WebStorm but not in PyCharm.
I just ran an update, IDEA and PyCharm use OpenJDK 11, Android Studio still uses 1.8.
Microsoft is an even larger and more powerful company than Google, which seems to be the only real complaint anybody has about Google in here. I'm not sure how switching to Bing solves the perceived problems of people in this thread.
"We" ... that's why I wrote the blog so I can stop repeating myself:

"Buy from companies, and countries, that don’t use electricity from coal. Certify with either “Made with Coal Free Electric” or a nice little logo."

US and European consumer buying choices can make a difference.
I'm not sure many of those count as well loved. The South Bank is an abomination.
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> If you go to Twitch and scroll down in Fornite you will see hundreds of people with less than 100 viewers which also confirms that the game means almost nothing.

Not at all. There are so many small Fortnite streamers because they want to become big like the popular ones and they know it is extremely hard to grow a stream out of the top 10-20 most watched games.

You can easily prove this: pick any popular but-not-so-much game and you will find way, way less streamers. To the point some have only 5-10 people streaming it, while having many tens of thousands of concurrent players. And yet only a total 100-1000 viewers combined are watching at a given time.
for the real CS classes, you have to pay $6500. And then you don't get access to the videos after the class has completed.
As a Canadian, no. It is clearly tongue-in-cheek and humorous.
Yes, you can. There is even a theory which is somehow related to it: The Lindy Effect (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect).
Without the US, China and India, these programs are all pointless.

The US, China, and India are not willing to commit.

So the rest if us might as well go home. I know its encouraging to pretend things are working. But they're not. The time for non binding commitments ended in the 90s. Now is (and has long been) the time for cold hard facts.
Give me a break. People don't use prosthetic limbs as a tool to decide if someone is lying to the police or if they should get the job. Your analogy is less than adequate.
What about it bothers you?
are you really writing that much code where a 20% (actual, and I'm going to guess to you it's a 100% percieved) slow down is going to make you get fired?

Or think of it another way, why are you only able to work in optimal environments, and is that the real benefit you provide? Are you going to get laid off if you aren't fully optimal? If you switched keyboard layouts would you lose this speed too? Can you afford to make ANY changes at all if this is your criteria?

After having to code about 80 java file application on a data center pull out crappy laptop screen with a jacket with just notepad and javac over a few days I just use the defaults on everything or settings that are one change away (like eclipse mode in intellij which is a meta setting like vim mode). Other than that I just adapt and never customize. This lets me use other people's computers easily, use many different OSes (I write software that enables the rest of my company so I write for what they use on what they use), and editors with little issue. I can also setup a computer in about 20 minutes. I find that the majority of my time these days is deciding what we should be doing and how. The time to write the actual code is pretty minimal.

So I ask again are you optimizing for the right thing here? Unless you are constantly re-enacting the scene from Swordfish I don't think you are.
I came to say this. That $270M revenue is backed by a #1 product line. I first tried PHPStorm back in 2014 after I got tired of the wonky debugging capability in Eclipse. I still think Eclipse is a really important project in the way that JetBrains is the Google of IDEs and Eclipse is maybe the Firefox, and we need Firefoxes.
Looking at Kubernetes’ 2k+ Todo Comments
These were literally the first 3 questions on my review queue:

* https://stackoverflow.com/q/59344615 - A question by an absolute beginner, trying to do something that they have no clue how to start with. Already closed.

* https://stackoverflow.com/q/59341242 - A question about parsing a JSON response with jQuery. Two votes to close. The asker clearly does not know the word "parse".

* https://stackoverflow.com/q/57969318 - Someone trying to figure out an error message they're getting with kubernetes. This is exactly the kind of thing you get at the top of your google results when you hit the same error, and with one more vote to close, it will be forever locked with no useful information. Some asshole even downvoted the one answer that is there without adding any comments.

None of these questions are good, but they could be made better, and they all represent people with real problems that deserve help. Getting mad at people for "being lazy" (because if I, the expert, could easily find the answer to this, then why didn't you?!), is not productive.

Here's what I don't understand about all these SO deletionists: how is closing the question helpful in any way? If you don't find the question answerable, then don't answer it! But why block other people from trying to help? It's not like you're somehow "teaching" these people how to ask by blocking them. The user from question 59344615 (which got closed) did not post another question with better details. They just left the site, one more developer that doesn't have anywhere they can ask newbie questions. It sucks.
The freedom of movement agreement gives you exactly three months stay, same as Schengen, exempt from border control. It can be extended to six months max, and over that you need a work / residence visa.

https://ec.europa.eu/info/policies/justice-and-fundamental-r...
This is a lame guerrilla marketing campaign. If you aren't running a serious business with a .com TLD you don't know what you're doing. You might even be punished by search engines for not using a .com TLD.
> the unsupported assertion that AirBnB and Uber have been disasters

...quick examples, just grabbed these articles but they're representative of the problems Airbnb has caused people and cities I have first-hand experience of:

> Uber has been stripped of its London licence after authorities found that more than 14,000 trips were taken with drivers who had faked their identity on the firm’s app.

> TfL said on Monday it had identified a “pattern of failures” by Uber, including several breaches that placed passengers and their safety at risk.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/nov/25/uber-lose...

> Uber and Lyft increase pollution and undermine public transport, study shows

https://www.transportenvironment.org/news/uber-and-lyft-incr...

> Airbnb rentals in London block sparks call for action

https://www.ft.com/content/3aa0bd72-fa01-11e8-af46-2022a0b02...

> Airbnb time limits 'ineffective in London' councils say

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-38924720

> "Short term lets are having a terrible impact. They are hollowing out communities, both in the city centre and increasingly across Edinburgh. Residents are putting up with high levels of anti-social behaviour and, very worryingly for us, we believe there is a huge impact on housing supply," said Councillor Kate Campbell (SNP), housing convenor at City of Edinburgh Council.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47910700

etc. etc.
I used to think the same, but I’ve literally never found an IDE as feature complete (both built in/first party plugins and via 3rd party plugins) as IDEA.

Those that come close are not “native” either. Trading the jvm for xul/scintilla (Komodo) or fucking electron, to get worse productivity and say “it isn’t jvm” is stupid IMO.
The other thing you can take from accountancy is double- entry...

A toy example. Money was spent on x, so it gets charged to x account and removed from the bank. More correctly debit x-expense, credit bank. Credits are by convention negative numbers. Now no matter what happens your accounts always need to balance, ie the entire set of ledgers add up to zero. Audit checks are now trivial, if either your balances table or your transactions table do not sum to zero, alert somebody.

It has been working for accountants for 2000 years! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-entry_bookkeeping_sys...
Yoga (योग) traditions are integral to thousands of years of human civilization. Yogas are plural and evolving. Yogas of mind and heart do involve hundreds of canons of text and prayer, which are -ahem- written.
Before: more people find your competition when searching for you

After: less people find your competition when searching for you

The issue is that coupling search and ads violates the expectation of "First result = Best result". Especially when A direct 100% fit can be replaced by a competitor (or even a parasite (in legal terms)) targeting your users.
> I don't understand why video seems to be so much harder than music?

I have read places where if they can't secure the streaming rights to the music in the movie, they can't stream the movie. Also, if any other rights holders can't be found to secure streaming rights, they can't be streamed.
Also discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21789971
If you want something to ever actually be done, then there absolutely is a point for moderation. If you just go along with whatever people label as "saving the climate" then you're going to be taken for a ride. People don't like being taken for a ride, thus they resist what makes their life more difficult.
She was Instacart’s biggest cheerleader. Now she’s leading a worker revolt
Use what works best, but Emacs is incredibly powerful, and certainly has the potential to make you more productive. I wish I had taken the time to learn Emacs earlier in my career, my task efficiency has increased significantly since converting my work flows.

It does take a long time to learn relative to plug and play solutions (especially for someone like me with decades of old habits), luckily I had a few months off from work for the transition. The investment has been well worth it, it helps if you like lisp :)

Disclaimer: I use and advocate for tools derided above: linter/test integration, embedded features like autocomplete, etc.
DHH is obnoxious. someone needs to take him down a peg
I believe the word you are looking for is _Abrahamic_.
Government intervention is the correct approach to dealing with monopolies when the market alone hasn't been able to do it, which is the case here.

The only question is how. Maybe Google should be forced to limit the amount of ads they are showing.
Steep tariffs are needed on goods from countries that won't play ball.
Yeah, and once it became big, the government should have stepped in and forced it to split.
Now it's too late, the only options now seem to be either nationalization or complete shutdown of the monopolies like Search, Maps and YouTube. And until that is done, the situation is only going to get worse...
Many years ago, I actively engaged the political discussion surrounding carbon markets, as I thought I might be able to help. I've been directly involved in similar types of international negotiations, albeit at a smaller scale and unrelated to carbon markets. Talking to people involved in the carbon market negotiation made it abundantly clear why there will never be a useful outcome.

Most of the governments involved in negotiating a common international agreements on carbon markets unofficially represent for-profit interests seeking advantage in the structure of the carbon market. There is an enormous amount of profit that can be realized here, and the good faith actors are in the minority. This is quite normal even in small international agreements but it becomes exponentially harder to arrive at an agreement that is minimally corrupted with respect to its nominal purpose as the profit incentive to corrupt the agreement increases. The last time I looked in on the current state of the carbon market negotiations, it had been corrupted beyond redemption. I have no faith that something useful will result.

This is why international agreements are unlikely to have a material impact on climate change. International agreements tend to only be effective when there is minimal profit or advantage to be gained by corrupting the purpose of the agreement. Climate change activities simply involve too much money for an international agreement to produce a credible outcome. It is the wrong tool for the job.
Luckily userstyles have the privilege of loading last. I e.g. re-color my visited links globally.
I think this is ridiculous. Formality to the absurdist extreme. Any mildly competent human being would overlook the letters “A3” not being above a certain safety paragraph.

If a robot were processing these applications then the error might be forgivable. But if you’re a human on the job, society expects you to use the reasoning skills of a human.

I think the sort of person that would reject Skip’s application is someone that society would be better off without them in their current position. Hopefully one day they realize how their incompetence is hurting both people and progress, and either work towards using those reasoning skills or find a position better suited towards them.
Man why you gotta do Firefox dirty like that?

Firefox is absolutely the best browser IMO. Unlike Eclipse, which is acceptable but doesn’t hold a candle to JetBrains.
Two-Headed Go
> But even though I have their Prime service there seemed to be a monthly service called Prime Video required.

If you have Amazon Prime (and are the primary owner, which I'm guessing you aren't since you can't access it), then you get Prime video.

So I, too, have Prime since my brother added me under his account but he only has access to it since he's the owner.
That's like saying Chrome is faster than Firefox. It might be true, but people here wish it wasn't true, so they'll scold you.
> Rider is absolutely stuffed with features

That's just it for me. The tools have so many good features, remain stable, and keep all those features out of my way until I need them. Like Adam Savage's first order accessibility principle for his workshops, the tool I need from their IDEs is always often in arms reach, yet still out of the way.
Yeah, I actually find the sister sites more helpful. The main problem is that there are far too many people on that site with their own opinions about how things should be done. There's less traffic on the sister sites like unix and linux, superuser, vi, emacs etc. They should break up the main site for different programming languages and platforms like git as well.
I've had the same experience you've had but with different states than you. IMO it all comes down to a difference in attitude of the people of the state. In some states people generally expect the government to serve the people and of course the pool of people from which the government is staffed is drawn from the state so the government reflects these values. In some states the government is expected to serve its own interested and when you staff a government with people with those expectations that's exactly what you get. If you just throw up your hands at bad government like it's something unchanging to be taken for granted then that's exactly what you'll get.
AMP is exhibit A of why Google must be broken up. They have multiple monopolies (search, ads) which they use to reinforce each other. No one wants to make yet another version of their website using a completely different set of ads and analytics, but if that's what it takes to get better SEO, media companies will do it. It's an attack on the open web.
If we cut off the microplastics at the source then the gyre will eventually take care of itself. The problem right now is that we’re continually adding more and more pollution.
Thanks for the link. A tragic situation, of course.

But I'm confused as to how this situation is remotely comparable to a concentration camp? Do the Chinese let Uighur Muslims apply for asylum in other countries? Are kids at these camps being forced into slave labor? Are they being murdered?

These are refugees who, frankly, are getting a shit deal in life. That has nothing to do with actual concentration camps. The Australians are not rounding up people and gassing them, harvesting their organs, or forcing them to be re-educated.

These aren't comparable situations!
I know a couple of people holding the same opinion as OP. Can't say they are more productive.

The percentage of people that are hard to work with is higher in this group though.

And I know, what I'm talking about here. Started with a Commodore 64 in 1982, first Linux 1994. Did everything in emacs, calculated mode lines, Unix was my IDE, you name it.

I'm a very happy user of CLion and IntelliJ IDEA now. Wouldn't want to go back to the dark ages.
It's not just about the "hype cycle". It's about being one of the languages/platforms where SO has a critical mass of knowledgeable users.

For C# or JS, it's an amazing resource. I've tried to use it for Lisp, and it's a wasteland (half the questions are "help me with my Hello World", and most of the experts seem to avoid it). For macOS development, it's hit or miss -- occasionally I'll find a good answer, but I never get a good answer to something I ask, and blogs are generally much more likely to have the info I need.
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Another post that strangely sees a flurry of downvotes long after the hype. Dropped from 3 to -3 in less than an hour, well over a day past when it was posted.

I don't mean to imply I care about this -- the HN illuminati continually vote AGW denier nonsense to the top -- but it does fascinate me. Is this some sort of mod-bomb that dang drops?
Yes, mostly up to date, mostly correct, fast to access, easy to prove, not the source of the truth.

A pretty good analogy. In paper days you would add up your various ledgers (perhaps each in its own book, sales, purchases, cash etc) at the end of each day and check that the whole thing balanced. You didn't get to go home until it did!
> Do you like paying for your search engine, Gmail, maps, and more?

There would be no need for that in principle, AdWords could buy personal information from google.
Not surprising. Their ide suite is just that amazing. Been using them since I was offered an edu license (all products for free if you had an edu addy) some years ago and have since converted to a personal license.
I use Popcorntime a lot. It’s the only “service” in the world that just allows me to see what I want regardless of whether it’s on Netflix, HBO, Hulu, Amazon or just cinema.

I would pay for a service like this in a heartbeat.