skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Absolutely true, and it is true regardless of whether you use an LLC, S, or C Corp.
It never left.
It's working now for me. I've seen that multiple times lately: an article is intermittently hidden. It may be marketing games whereby they make it open to attract links from commenting forums such as Reddit and this one, and then switch on "subscriber only" mode when traffic comes. If intentional, that's evil in my book.
> I'm also not sure how good Apples chips are with regard to virtualisation features.

Rumor has it that new chips will ship with EL2 implemented.
> Is there something I'm missing?

I think you are missing the feeling of getting "financial cancer" or in a "financial car crash", like this very unexpected thing that sometimes happen to people where there's a huge global financial crisis, or they get scammed millions. The fear of that happening makes you do higher risk bets to maybe "just jump a little bit higher just in case and of course it may be the chance of my lifetime...". In the realm of those bets is sometimes where the actual crisis happen so it's kind of a vicious circle and very hard to break.

Of course if all high risk high reward bets where guaranteed not to ever send the rest of the world crashing a burning it would be a virtuous circle, but history proves it's not the case so the fear of this financially crippling event still lingers.
To put it in perspective, 7nm is 35 silicon atoms wide. So we have a handful of process shrinks left before we absolutely cannot go any smaller.
Exactly. And in 6 more years they will be back with Apple.
>I think it's just a result of HN becoming popular enough that it's attracting a larger audience.

This could be true, however for me and what I think may be a larger issue is that people are getting tired of using Reddit and other sites altogether and there are few alternatives that offer good discussions. The reason Reddit became popular when it started I feel was for the niche subreddits and information and discussions on Reddit that you wouldn't find elsewhere on the web. Now Reddit censors anything outside of the hive-mind when it comes to common popular subreddits. Sure there are good subreddits with discussions and information still out there but unless you know where to look, the popular subreddits feel more like advertising designed to look like someone submitted something.

I remember when people migrated from Digg 2.0 and Slashdot over to Reddit sometime around 2005.

It appears now people have been increasingly jumping ship from Reddit to other platforms for the niche information while still using Reddit for the meme's and cat videos.
TLDR: https://imgur.com/gallery/zgrscWq
Basically any desktop machine with a high end desktop processor and some decent graphics card. With the iMac pro you are even limited to buying RAM with the machine. And with a desktop, you get to choose your graphics card.
People should pay for the costs of the negative externalities they impose on others, something that seems to be missing in the town you imagine. This is one thing I think YIMBYs constantly miss. "Build, build, build!" and when someone criticizes they say "you're just afraid to lose money on your house, housing should not be an investment" and I think that captures part of it, but it's not just that a $800k house is now worth $700k, it's that the entire character of the house is changed when it's in the shadow of a skyscraper for 6 hours a day. In this case the homeowner has not just lost money, they may have lost what made them desire the house in the first place - a calm neighborhood, a sunny garden, a beautiful view, easy parking, a neighborhood populated by similarly wealthy individuals. Now you probably take issue with at least one of those, but there are others that are perfectly reasonable and until YIMBYs confront the massive negative externalities they wish to unleash on people they'll continue to look on in disgust as entire communities show up to their council meetings and shout and howl and kill YIMBY proposals.
a major part of the problem that is often overlooked is the fact that US companies are often afraid to admit publicly that they've been the victim of state-sponsored IP theft fearing repercussions to their share price.

The IP theft issue is likely much bigger than we know publicly because ever decision a company makes focuses on the outcome to the bottom line. Admitting that the fundamental IP your billion-dollar company was built on has been stolen can't possibly do anything but harm to your reputation in the market.
That sounds made up. There's people from countries like China, Russia, and Iran that have been able to get security clearances in the US. You may have to give up your birth country's citizenship, and someone from Iran is definitely more likely to be denied a clearance, but there's not blanket discrimination based on national origin. I don't think ITAR even distinguishes between someone who was born here and someone who was naturalized (as long as they don't keep their old passport).
It's literally not true.

Material Design for Android is just a design guideline about how the UI widgets are shaped.

You can easily implement it in html/css/javascript for the browser. The official Material Design docs refer to 4 platforms currently: Android, iOS, Web and Flutter.

https://material.io/components/app-bars-top/#
It is very relevant in that it empties out the middle class, and middle-class consumption has always been the engine driving the modern American economy.

Middle-class people buy stuff. Poor people don't, because they don't have any money. Rich people don't, because once you've got five houses it's more appealing to stick your extra money in a bank or in investments than it is to buy a sixth one.

So when you've got an economy geared around selling consumer products and services, you need a middle class to make that economy go. If you make 5% of that middle class rich and the rest poor, suddenly there's nobody around to buy those products and services anymore. Which in turn means the jobs of the poor people disappear and the investments of the rich people take a nosedive.
> I don't know how the US would know this when doing his clearance check. It's not as if the US can call up China and ask to verify. And if they do provide that answer, should the US trust it?

Presumably when he entered the US he did so with a Chinese passport, and applied for his visa from China. It wouldn't be difficult to determine that he was a Chinese citizen, unless he used false papers and a fake identity from a third country, which didn't happen in this case.

> The whole national origin thing, though, seems to be a red herring because there are plenty of Americans of Chinese birth who do not spy for China

Well, that's the standard for security clearance. There's a variety of reasons why you wouldn't want to give clearance to someone foreign-born. When you evaluate someone for a clearance one of the biggest things you look for is potential weaknesses. For instance, someone with a gambling problem and lots of gambling debts shouldn't be trusted because they would be vulnerable to bribery. If someone has family or friends living in another country, then that country's government could extort that person by threatening their family and friends with arrest.
I support the Q/A time as I stated on my previous comment, so the professor stopping in the way, asking for questions and explaining them more in detail is for sure net positive.

Questions are little tradeoffs, if everyone starts asking a lot of questions, obviously it will result in less information delivered in limited time.

This is very similar to no bug policy in software, if you enforce 0 bug policy, your development slows down to halt, thats why some stuff is always NOTFIX or low priority.
> Although, I work in a team where a lot of devs are on Windows, and they complain about it.

Interesting. Is WSL somehow not up to running make compatibly?
SF has produced important musicians (Janis Joplin, Train, Journey, Jon Fogerty) and authors (Jack London, Kerouac, Steinbeck arguably, if you consider Salinas part of the bay area). While not as populated as NYC, the effect of SF is disproportionately large. Whether you agree or disagree with its morals, the summer of love, the hippie movement, the LGBT activism, the tech scene, etc has disproportionately affected not only America, but the entire world.

> It also doesn't seem culturally aligned with the rest of the USA, so I think that would be evidence to point to it not having a big influence or impact on US culture.

I'm not sure what you mean by this, can you explain? I would actually argue the opposite. Almost all modern American culture wars have been centered around San Francisco in some way, shape, or form.

Speaking as someone who has spent their entire life on the West Coast, I almost never even think about New York or the East Coast. To me, it's the east coast that seems disconnected from reality.
I'm having a hard time getting my head around the name "Wag Labs".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wag_(company)

Do they have a research laboratory where they come up with patented cutting edge technology for walking dogs, like the Q Division in James Bond movies?

Or do they specialize in walking Labradors?

And I'm not so sure that "Uber for Dogs" is a such good metaphor, because nobody wants their dog sexually assaulted.
Or, if you actually know how to use the Unix command line in non-trivial ways, you can just use pip.
> Compensation for filing legitimate claims is an important carrot to encourage people with inside information to speak out

I've found over the course of my life that money encourages all sorts of people to say all sorts of things.
What happens if you plug more than one charger in the new MacBook Pro?
Both of those activities are permissible under CA law, and the second activity (recruiting) is explicitly not illegal as of 2019...

And Apple is not alleging violations of their IP. They are alleging that he learned non-Apple-IP things during his time at Apple and is now using that knowledge at his new company.
The Rust UI Toolkit
Update: So if you run the server locally and select maps, you're presented with this screen, saying you need a key from openmaptiles.com: https://i.imgur.com/NTb5zIL.jpg.

If you select "commercial product or company web", you're asked to pay for it: https://i.imgur.com/TrAmju4.jpg

If you select any of the non-commercial ones, the newest map data you get is from 2017 (!).

I'm not against paying, but it's not free!
Popular web host SiteGround to completely remove Cpanel customer accounts
Within the next couple weeks SiteGround will force its current users (shared & cloud) to use their in-house "Site Tools", removing Cpanel entirely.
i learn javascript. i regret.
It's not really a feature, more of a side-effect. Git-add causes git to record the state of added files. You can see this because if you make changes to an added (but uncommitted) file, you can see the diff between that uncommitted index and the state on disk. That index state must exist somewhere. Where it exists is in the object dir, just like everything else Git knows about.

(The article is slightly incorrect in that I think Git will eventually delete unreferenced state files during git-fsck; it's not stored forever. But there's a lot of heuristics during fsck to help keep data that could be valuable if the user messed up.)
Automate your flower delivery and never miss an anniversary again
What is more concerning is that in popular culture right now many people are loudly calling for government control of news, to stamp out so called fake news. That can only lead to what amounts to a government Ministry of Truth, and support for surveillance of all journalists and activists.

So while those working on such projects need to ask themselves some serious questions, the rest of us should be loudly speaking out against the rising support of censorship and authoritarianism in general.
Jonathan Bartlett Recalls the Rise and Fall of PlayStation 3 Supercompputers
No. Companies have to include a document informing you that "in California, portions of the previous pages we just asked you to sign might be unenforceable."
That doesn't appear to be what happened. These students obtained entry to the US due to their acceptance to the college and then immigrated.
I am using a late 2015 5k iMac, as this was the only alternative back then. And if needed, I probably would get another high end non-Pro iMac. I would be much more excited about the iMac, if Apple had not glued the machine and I could access and exchange the HD in it. Also a big problem with all iMacs is, you are stuck with the graphics card you bought it with - and there was not really much choice back then.
For what it's worth, I'm including Oakland and San Jose as part of SF, because they are part of the Bay Area. This is fair. People include NYC as one city, even though Manhattan is arguable the center of NYC and NYC spans five counties. Same with LA -- people include cultural centers in LA that are not in LA city proper. Greater LA is absolutely huge compared to the bay.
Ah, but picture this: then you would control "legohead.family". You could sell subdomains for more than $20/yr.
Lets examine the character and truthfulness of both Facebook and William Barr.. There's not a grade low enough to characterize the lying and deceit of both of them.

I have no trouble believing that Facebook is lying an Barr is supporting this lie. We'll have to see how fast someone is convicted based on encrypted Facebook Messages and what excuse Barr and the DOJ use to rationalize it.

It's a sad day in America.
You jest, but you'll see the light once you try out their new cutting edge carbon fiber aerodynamically optimized dog leashes. Shave tenths of a second off your dog walk time. There's racing drivers that would literally KILL for that kind of time saving.
No one? But why would anyone "see" any information in the mcap value if the price value doesn't have that info a multiplication of it certainly doesn't have it either. Mcap is literally the price tag on all coins while the price tag on a single coins already is arbitrary and has no meaning.
Seattle banning micro-unit construction is maddening, considering they're slowly creeping into SF territory with pricing.
I really like the idea of PeerTube. I like the idea of a decentralized internet.
"HN is turning into Reddit" was a cliché 10 years ago. Even the responses were clichés 10 years ago. I think we can say what Voltaire said when told that coffee is a slow poison: "It must be very slow." [1]

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=66057

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=223184

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=225134

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=247582

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=278785

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=289254

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=576431

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=582513

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=633099

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=926703

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1495742

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1523969

It would be fun to find the first appearance of this on HN. Here's one from when HN was still called Startup News: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13852. So HN was turning into Reddit before it was HN. (The name Hacker News came in Aug 2007: https://news.ycombinator.com/hackernews.html)

[1] Actually it was Fontenelle, not Voltaire, but I guess all 18th century French jokes eventually go to Voltaire.
You’re completely off the mark with how you interpreted my comment. Don’t insult me by accusing me of feeling “fragile”, or suggest that I somehow need inspiration, it’s nothing short of infantilizing. Don’t try to psychoanalyze me and tell me that I “harbor this cop”. There is no evidence to support your conclusions.

If you want to inspire people, engage with them and understand them first. To do anything else is insulting and rude.
The agreement came courtesy of Steve Jobs. If you're an engineer, remember that next time you're about to think that Jobs was a great guy.
Apple has interestingly created a better MDM that doesn't give them blanket access to devices in iOS 13, but to my knowledge they haven't rolled it out internally…
This is a prime example why people don't trust people in finance, and more recently, in tech.

Imagine signing up for a service like this and the first interaction with it is a lie. How can you trust some of your company's most important financial data with a "partner" like this?

Disclosure: I run a financial modeling software company.
> Then why doesn't someone hold them accountable for this type of garbage.

IIRC, IP theft issues are one of the grievances cited for the current US trade war with China.
Silicon Valley companies do many things that aren't legal...and with respect to labor law, many things that are explicitly illegal, like anti-poaching arrangements, union-busting, ignoring health and safety rules, ignoring overtime rules...

Apple specifically was one of the parties to the anti-poaching arrangements.
Do you have any evidence? Particularly, who is more likely to take American state secrets at company X and give them to China, American born citizens or Chinese born citizens working at company X? Those are the boundaries of this discussion. There are national reports about Chinese espionage efforts within the US, in fact according to wiki they are the single most active adversary in this regard (wiki Chinese espionage in the US).
When this is necessary, we have the migrations versioned independently of the services that consume the database; essentially, there is a "database package" and a database schema version. We try our best to make all changes additive, to reduce the potential for breaking changes that may require all consumers (your services) to change. As I'm sure others will comment, you should do everything you can to eliminate these dependencies; ideally, the database<-->service relationship should be 1-1 and not 1-many.
> there is no measure of the quality of players

This is interesting in itself. 10 years ago it would have been very hard to write a program beating a human at a game where we don't know what makes a player better than another.
I always assumed the state of the index is stored in the binary file `.git/index`, and that mutations of the index overwrite this file. Is this not accurate?
A domain name, not a URL.
I think they switched articles. It was there when I read it the first time. It's not the same article when I go back to the link. Something definitely changed.
Microsoft Teams Is the First Office App for Linux
That is one moral justification. Parent just provided another.
It's pretty true, he could have been more honest on the introductory post, and probably had succeeded the same. Except it would have felt like a more genuine interaction.
> the public is entitled to every person's evidence.

This is w.r.t once it is known to law enforcement and courts. But that's beside the point - I think they person you're replying to is not necessarily disagreeing with you, just extending on what you wrote.
I wonder if having a name so similar to RocketChat will be problematic for you. Currently, Google even suggests correcting searches for RocketChart to RocketChat.
> Bash? Not declarative, and requires lots more code.

Most uses of Make outside of C are not declarative either. They tend to just be full of phonies and would be better served by a "$@" Bash script.
It's certainly an understandable point of confusion. It's not clear to me if the current behavior was actually intentional, or just an byproduct of implementation.

If you add a file, then modify it, and then commit it, you're old version gets committed. That caused me a bit of confusion back in the day.
Leaving the AWS Partner Network
Pushing this idea doesn't mean other problems in the space aren't being thought about.
Facebook’s ad tools subsidize partisanship
Same here. I get rather confused when people keep talking about being paywalled on medium. I can only assume their experience of the site is different, but I have no idea in what way, or why.
Could be. But I think the lack of Nvidia support won't help Apple at the moment.

But I think they have something with their 'cheap' reference monitor.
Not if it's end-to-end encrypted.
Not a review. His video is an unboxing and “second” impressions. His first being using it at the reveal.
No-knock warrants to the rescue! (OK, that's definitely going to alert the resident, but it's explicitly designed to be served in a way that precludes significant reaction time.)
Here's a quick review. I see two obvious issues:

- you memoized the instantiation of Fuse (which is cheap), but `searcher.search()` (which is expensive) is performed on every call, even if none of the parameters change.

- the imperative API (`search()` and `resetSearch()`) is not the idiomatic way to write hooks, as the component using the hook would have to call `useFuzzy()`, THEN call `search(currentInputValue)` on every render, which is awkward.

You could fix both by accepting a 3rd `keyword` argument and performing the search within the memoized function.
> While it would be kinda neat -- as an experiment -- to see how a city would develop without zoning, Houston sure as heck isn't that example.

It seems to me that Houston is a great example of that experiment: in the absence of a formal centralized zoning system, the vacuum of limiting who can build structure x in location y is filled by informal and labyrinthine arrangements.
Alberta ignores orphaned oil and gas wells at its own peril
Yeah, but unless I missed it, they didn't even claim the Apple card is a significant fraction of elite purchases. How is this any different from the "so popular they ran out of metal" sapphire card?
Forgot to answer about styling. Yes, looks like custom styles with the production package (which has hillshading, which ends up making the maps look much nicer) is much better. For some reason their main demos don't show off their best map styles.