skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you using some type of adblocker that blocks cookie banners?

I have coded my own cookie banner and didn’t use any of the existing tools out there. That’s why I’m surprised if something is blocking it, but there was already another comment about the same as well.

This is to be honest, weird thing for adblocker to do—to block legitimate cookie banner.

And yes, website is not going to work until the required cookie is accepted (my backend rejects requests when they don’t specify that the necessary cookie consent was given).
Perhaps my thinking is flawed and grossly oversimplified here. Doesn't this just seem to line up with brain chemistry and how everything seems to work in the brain? When I drink a coffee, caffeine inhibits adenosine from accumulating in the brain which makes me feel more "awake". Eventually that chemical wears off and I start to get sleepy.
I would imagine much like mood memory recall is dependent on some chemical in the brain, of which there is a limited supply. Sleep allows for cleaning and regeneration of said supplies.

What if its not because of the time of day, its just that once you've been awake for a certain number of hours your brain is running on empty until you sleep again? If you had folks working(and acclimated to) the graveyard shift I would expect similar results on memory recall but in the morning hours.
[2017] previous discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18681759
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21841489
That would explain why the POS vendors keep their prices so dang high for otherwise commodity hardware - they were hiding a Bloomberg terminal this entire time!
There is a big difference in the consequences, but the fact that it was a test does not, of course, mean one can dismiss the question of whether, and how, a significant problem had escaped all efforts to eliminate unnecessary risks up to that point. Once something has reached the point where it is considered nominally ready for use (or has actually been put in service), the failure of a test conducted within operational parameters should be treated as seriously as a failure in actual use.
Everyone knows it's best eaten with a spoon.
I thought that depends on llvm though? Not to mention it doesn’t allow horizontal tabs which I dislike pretty intensely, different programming styles and environments work with different tab stops and it makes a lot of sense (IMO) to represent indentation with a single character.
This looks really good. I like the fact you can drill down and have a replay debugger with a slider! Great job! I wish it worked for python!
It is solvable, but not with SQL. I mean, one have to have side logic to keep all transactions, messages and such and use as simple storage (i.e. do not use database transaction/locking mechanisms for main business logic).
Amazing really that the optics at the repair site are still good enough to carry the bandwidth.
Well we had a launch deadline in mind and DNS updating would have taken an additional 48 hours, so we went ahead and launched it anyway.
There should be an option to skip egg for vegetarian people...
It seems to me that all the factors they list come down to "size" of the transaction though: An airbnb rental is a pricier, longer, more complex and less urgent transaction than a taxi ride. It makes sense for people to spend >1hr looking at locations and prices and making decisions and they likely do that hours (months) in advance. Meanwhile when you're running late for work and need a cab, it makes no sense to spend hours comparing drivers' ratings, car types, closeness or price per mile.

To put it another way: Uber could change their app so that the "first choice" driver appeared at the top and you could just click "summon" BUT if you wanted you could go into another menu, scroll down and order drivers in terms of discount on Ubers standard rate / rating / closeness / CO2 per mile / inny or outie belly button etc. 99.9% of drivers would just hit summon and accept the price like they do today. That's their choice. But according to the court, that would fundamentally change their business model.

That doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

Starbucks serves coffee whether it just gives me the latte I ask for or whether it spends ages offering me complex combinations of organic, small farm, regional blends from my selection of 3 baristas in a variety of cups now or in 10 minutes time (all while everyone wastes time waiting).
This is like saying I can replicate Google with:

SELECT * FROM websites WHERE title like '%dancing cats%';
This is really neat and I wish I had this around 10 years ago when I had to migrate Java apps.

However, these days I rarely need to debug programs while developing - I usually use some combination of TDD with unit/integration testing and it gets the job done with the added bonus of being easy to maintain down the road.

Of course if you're on a project where time to market is critical and you need to sacrifice tests, I suppose a debugger is required. But then again, you're probably not using Java either.
There have been two public full scale tests of this spacecraft. A pad abort test (launch the abort system from the ground to make sure it can escape a launch vehicle failure) and this.

In the pad abort test a parachute failed, this wouldn't have been a deadly failure since the remaining parachutes are sufficient, but it is pretty damn concerning.

Now this test suffered a major failure too.

This does not bode well for the reliability of this vehicle.
Not that it matters much, but decimal comma is somewhat more widespread than "some non-English speaking European countries": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#/media/File:...
yes and yes

Cookies: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/9148NkRCVlL...

Chocolates: http://nibblesnscribbles.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Cadb...

you can actually use peanut butter in almost any sweet:

- ice cream
- pie
- cupcakes
- cakes
- ...

it's very versatile
Is it even legal for Twitter to disclose activities of US-based intelligence agencies? (I assume that most worldwide agencies play on Twitter in one way or another)
meta: people who want to know salaries of their peers and demand equality have a bit a wrong view on companies.

Companies are anything but not about equality, playing fair or being nice to employees. Paying your staff different salaries is crucial and key to run a stable organization. Most won't get why different salaries on the same level create a stable organization, it's complex and would need an extensive/scientific article.

An organization's owner's goal is not to make the individual one happy but rather keeping the entire org on a good track. This involves keeping salaries inequal. Maybe some of you have an educated guess on why inequality creates downright stability.
Just for my curiosity; did you use EBS or instance storage?

Back when we did this instance storage was much faster than EBS but the difference was not as dramatic as it can be these days. For example:

i3.2xlarge -> 180,000 write IOPS (4KB) 456$/month
EBS 16TiB volume -> 16,000 IOPS (16KB) (more than 1,500$/month)

The difference in price and performance (NVMe can go much higher than this) could justify the EC2 self-hosted approach.
The 5000 is just the sample in the dataset, taken from the full 88000 accounts that were part of this operation.
From the main page:

Isn't BugJail just a reverse debugger?

No. While BugJail does have similarities with reverse debuggers it is actually quite different ...
So if it cannot be done in 42 minutes, it will not be done, right?
But they've been part of the ES standard for nearly 5 years now.
I've never given a cover letter in my 10 year career thus far.
We have grown in complexity since we first started to have a dedicated “ops team”, but honestly it’s because developers just didn’t want to do the grunt work and we needed someone to make sure everything was done consistently.

But still ops serve developers not the other way around. The senior developers who knew AWS well, basically set the standards and kept ourselves accountable to the ops guy we hired, even though any of us can override him because of our influence in the company.

I started taking away some of my own access and privileges just so I would be the first to hit roadblocks to feel other developers pains who weren’t given the keys to kingdom.
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1850 is an interesting benchmark. Especially considering you said that the poverty rate is increasing
I guess that what happens when we get old. We're going to have to push back that shiny future to 2050 (at least).
I was like, what's up with all these collapsed comments down here.

Oh, Java....
Speaking of links, here's a screenshot of a tweet that the BJP deleted today:
https://gumlet.assettype.com/thequint%2F2019-12%2Fec8b77a6-8...

Says everything about their true intentions, the reason that everyone is protesting
They are not preventing the infection itself, they are allowing your immune system to kill the infection before it develops into the full blown disease.

(No it is not funny, because people and children dying because of this bullshit)
It is curious indeed. The first time I noticed this curiosity is when I saw Martin Kleppman’s Turning the Database Inside Out [1]. It’s a great watch (or read) and I really recommend it!

[1] https://www.confluent.io/blog/turning-the-database-inside-ou...
Specifically, a financial information service.
Hey, I'm Henri, founder and lead developer of BugJail. I just noticed traffic spiking and came to see what is going on :)

The landing page wasn't quite ready for spotlight, but such is life :)

All feedback is highly appreciated, no matter how brutal.

And if you have any questions, feel free to ask!
Would be interesting to see a comparison of project management approaches at SpaceX vs. Boeing. I suspect that Boeing has far more antiquated, politically motivated cruft scattered throughout.
I would not call her a good person. Almost nobody in that film is a good person.

In the end, the influencer is depicted (accurately) as a victim of the protagonist's mental instability and manipulation, but it's her vapidity and inability to genuinely relate to anyone that made that victimization possible. She's as damaged as Ingrid is, just in a more subtle, socially acceptable way.
Quoted:
Prior to now, Apple's bug bounty program was invitation-based and non-iOS devices were not included.

iOS has always been in scope. What you are saying should’ve already been able to happen wrt iBoot.
Software Engineering Metrics for IT Managers
The cynic in me is concluding that twitter have measured that this would actually cause users to leave their platform.

Again I have no data to back this up, so this is purely anecdotal - the amount of people I see sending re-tweets of probably-a-bot bullshit has me convinced that a huge part of twitter's "success" is built on it.
>If Bloomberg marked their bot generated content as bot generated more people would skip it.

What would make you believe that? If the content generated is of decent quality, timely and accurate (as of the time), why would people skip it?
Sounds similar to sayid, though generalized to the entire JVM?

[sayid]: https://github.com/clojure-emacs/sayid
Is she pretty? I'm not trying to be sexist, and I don't even use IG, but my gf does and a while ago I worked in a product targeted at IG 'influencers'.

When researching, basically your success as an influencer had to do pretty much solely on your looks (or your photoshop skills) rather than your message. (for both men and women). You can be a 'vegan' influencer or a 'I eat meat still dripping in blood' influencer, and the most important 'variable' on your success was how attractive you were.

(outliers existed, but mostly they were 'connected/endorsed' by some big brand or celebrity already)
That'd be a different part of the government involved. I doubt the military is as concerned about common shareholders as the Treasury was in 2008. The US would never allow the capability to build Boeing's military aircraft to be lost. That could be done during bankruptcy rather than before though.
Why is it so easy to create fake accounts on services like Twitter? If they really wanted to provide a service to humans, what is with making it so that a single group can create 88k fake accounts on a whim.
Software outsourcing: How to start with software development outsourcing
How is this not spam? Good for you being able to donate $5 when you glance at an article. Sounds like you can afford enough subscriptions for everyone.
Dude you've replicated alta vista at best. I'm going to take my google to market and dominate:

SELECT * FROM websites WHERE LOWER(title) LIKE '%dancing cats%';
This is the 4th time this post came up.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18681759
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21844164
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20774985 (It was flagged here as a duplicate to 18681759)

Flagging it again.
A trader has an idea about what inflation will look like in 2025-2030 (The 5 Year period starting 5 years from now).

Lots of other people have ideas about the same thing, so there is a product you can buy or sell to bet on it.

She asks her broker what price they can buy or sell it. The broker asks how much she wants and gives a price.

This conversation is so common that there is an agreed upon structure for it. Bloomberg parses all your conversations and provides you with an aggregated view of all quotes brokers have offered you. You can then chart/do whatever you want with this data.
https://bio.sumptuouscapital.com/
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Also, being a white man.

(This will be flagged for offending sensibilities, not because it's untrue. (https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/13/study-black-employees-get-lo...) Negotiating from the position of someone who the hiring manager doesn't believe has room to negotiate negatively impacts your final offer.)
Calling what happened to those mice "autism" is a massive stretch indeed. I don't see that this research tells us much.
I'm curious why you think the Guardian is a company doing the right thing? I don't know much about them apart from being a news outlet, but it seems at least as biased as the rest of them.
Auh crap, that is just typo, should have been 2019. BugJail is under very active development.
Tell me about it. I’ve got drafts due 20 Jan.
It's not that rare. I met some friends in middle school about 10 years ago. When I move to the US, FB is the place to connect them again because we keep FB connections. A lit of people around is also in the same situation. Like the above comment, you never know.
The one fact-checkable statement there is false. The rich do get richer, but the poor also get richer.
The Decade Tech Turned Dystopian
I don't believe the digital revolution "did this to us". I think it's simply a mirror and and amplifier what was already there.

On social media, for example, we get to see the projections of what people want to be and the underlying darker sides of their personality (narcissism, selfishness, etc). This was always there but latent or hidden... stuff that happened behind closed doors that only families knew about. Now it's public...

Meanwhile the alienation or isolation... as a European, what freaks me out every time I'm in the US is the dependence on cars for everything. That in many places it's not possible to walk to the grocery and get fresh air... That you're in a permanent state of semi-isolation, breathing air-conditioned oxygen with the only human contact being with people that are paid to smile. Contrast that with visiting a city like Kiev where, in the evening after work, the city parks are filled with families enjoying the sunset (when the weather is warm).

I've have the theory that Internet adoption has always been fastest in the US, compared the the rest of the world, because it's the only way to get any kind of "real" connection to other people. The driver - loneliness - was always there, the product of car dependence, television and an entrepreneurial culture that tends to want to monetize any kind of human interaction, even friends (Amway, pyramid marketing).

Ultimately I think it's a good thing, that this stuff is becoming visible and we're realising there is a problem. That's the first step to find the solution.
On the bright side, they can ask for more now.
It's actually declined the last four years, but it's increased slightly in general since 1989 (we might eventually get lower than that, signs look good as far as I can tell).

But we're talking +/- maybe a max of 2%. Very small changes.
Hmm, it seems that you are good at hiding your preferences, otherwise propaganda would be much better tailored.
Since you asked for it ;-)

>> All feedback is highly appreciated, no matter how brutal.

You should really get a native English speaker to proofread and correct the website. The content itself is fine but there are so many spelling & grammar errors in the text that it really starts to detract, and it honestly affected my perception of the quality of your software in a bad way.

Also not a big fan of the long-scroll style landing page in general, but that seems to be the flavor of the day now. I think some structure (index, menu) would make it a lot easier to navigate to the relevant information, right now reading top to bottom I had no idea what kind of other information could/would/should have been lower down the page.
That will create a ton of angry customers who had their cookies auto-deleted e.g. because of Incognito. Support costs will outweigh the few pennies earned.

Especially with a tech-ninded crowd, relying on the persistence of cookies is completely unworkable because of the large percentage of users with extensions that block or wipe cookies eagerly.
NASA isn't in the same category as the other companies you mentioned. It's a government (and, to an extent, regulatory) space agency which contracts those other companies to build its projects.
MobX is great. It's even better when you remove the virtual dom and rely only in its internal dependency tracking:

https://github.com/ryansolid/mobx-jsx
Ask HN: How do you stay in shape?
I've found that any time I'm employed full time, I'll inevitably gain 20-30 pounds. Sitting all day and eating out for lunch adds up quick. What's worse is after a full day + 1 hour commute each way there's no time or energy left to exercise. How do you avoid this?
If you don't understand it well enough to summarize with some brevity, you don't understand it.
"Let's assume you've created an OCR model to detect Name, Address, DOB from Drivers Licenses. Since there are 3 categories in this model, each API call will be priced at $0.01 * 3 = $0.03/image. So if you're on the Medium plan, you'll get 99/0.03 = 3300 API calls."

Woah !! That is insanely high priced.
You're talking about 2 different things. The implication with "planned obsolecence" here is that the device becomes nonfunctional or less-functional because the manufacturer simply designed it to fail after a while. See for example the Phoebus Cartel, who actually fined manufacturers who made lightbulbs that lasted more than 1,000 hours.
Engine stall on a Boeing product because of an incorrect sensor reading? Where have I heard that before...
Real-Time music recommendations for new users with Amazon SageMaker
The alternative would be the chinese model, where you need to type in your ID number in order to be able to play.

Which nobody (rightfully so) wants.

Albeit, it seems like there are loopholes: https://www.abacusnews.com/big-guns/gamers-say-they-can-chea...
Researchers produce first laser ultrasound images of humans
Person A: where do u see 5y5y = where is XYZ financial instrument trading? (in this case, a 5y5y forward swap, I'm guessing)

B: size? = how much do you want to buy or sell?

A: 20k = $20,000

B: 2.4456/2.4511 = bid/offer = price/rate that A can sell/buy at

A: tx
" but with a plus of cleverness, strange ways to do things, uncommon hobbies and extravaganza"

You present autistic children like they are all little Sheldons from the Big bang theory, when the reality couldn't be further from the truth.

Autism is a spectrum where a certain percentage of kids are as you say, but many can't do anything without the help of an adult and certainly aren't going to have 'uncommon hobbies' or 'cleverness'.
I have to second GP, writing a GC for C is strange. Not because it is written in C, but for C. State of the art efficient and low latency GC pose requirements on the memory layout of allocated objects and often on the code generated to access those objects, i.e. memory fences of different kind. Some GCs like GHC's or some JVM GCs have special features integrated into the programming language semantics. Since, the semantics of C are basically fixed, the GC misses out on potential improvements and is only ever applicable to a strict subset of C programs.
> > Q. We are 2 co-founders and directors of a company. There is a valuation of 8M and we finished the seed round. However we cannot agree on how to move forward. We are considering dissolving the company. My co-founder has told me that if I decide to dissolve , he will agree , then re-incorporate without me. Is this legal? If yes, How do I prevent this from happening?

Maybe a little O/T but if you have a company supposedly valued at 8M and you need to pay $4 for 'legal help' from a Wix sham site, then you probably deserve to lose it all!
SELECT * from ad_buyers WHERE LOWER(title) LIKE '%dancing cats%';
Not that it shouldn't be, or wasn't, treated seriously. But it was very far from operational parameters. It was a previously flown capsule that had been dunked in sea water. Crew capsules are not re-used.
Knowledge inequality is growing the same way as economic inequality is growing.
It’s probably because of different domains (main production web app, and demo web app)?
What Would (Person) Do?
I'm sure it is related to the fact they can report N new users to shareholders. I can't see what else explains their complete lack of dealing with obvious fake/spam accounts.
For those that just want to do DOM selection, querySelector(All) is widely supported at this point.

If you want a simple CSS framework (because you don't want to write CSS) that includes a grid system, Milligram is a useful alternative.
https://www.headspace.com - started half a year ago and meditated everyday since then.
A Review of Netflix’s Metaflow
Svelte is great but IMO it has some weird dev ergonomics.
This wouldn't have been deadly either, the craft would now land instead of reaching ISS.
On the first paragraph I had a feeling I have read that post before. Then I checked the date it was posted and baaaam, 2017.
And will be charging ~$90 million per seat versus SpaceX's $55 million per seat or the Russian Soyuz's $84 million per seat.

https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/11/nasa-report-finds-bo...
Does it matter? Practically, what seems more just to you: jail time, or remuneration with additional penalties?
I don't really like peanut butter on cookies or chocolate either. Really the only peanut application I like is Asian peanut sauce, and I really love that.
BIOS update makes me think that it's a motherboard problem.

My Ryzen boots within 8 seconds on a b450 Pro motherboard.
Awesome, thank you. I’m going to take that into account.

On the other hand, I wanted to be super-transparent with my users.

Because, I still see a lot of websites out there having "necessary" cookies, and website works without accepting the popup, and users unknowingly accept "by default" a lot of third-party tracking cookies, which makes me sad :(
Was also about to comment about this, haha. I'll be interested once this is android/kotlin/android studio-ready!
Yes, I didn't mean to imply otherwise.