skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
1. Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin

2.Too Big to Fail: Inside the Battle to Save Wall by Andrew Ross Sorkin
Configuring Prettier and ESLint
Boeing astronaut capsule for NASA stalls in orbit
One question, out of curiosity, is the chromatic button accordion at all popular in Latino music? I know they play a lot of button accordion (not counting the bandoneon, the popular free reed instrument in Argentinian tango), but from what I've seen it's exclusively a keyed button accordion, e.g not chromatic and has none of the transposition benefits of the chromatic, which is, as you pointed out, the dominant style in Eastern Europe and Russia (where it's called a bayan).

But if Latino musicians are playing chromatic button accordion too, that's cool.
If that’s the case and the apps are allowed on the App Store, they still have the same issue.
And from the free-market perspective on government entities:

Socialized expenses but privatized profits (via corruption, etc).
Thanks for pointing out markdown-clipper!

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/markdown-clip...
The problem is, often, there isn't a skill or experience that is the reason. I literally just went through this.

I interviewed for a position that I am way qualified for. I check every box, in terms of skills and abilities and experience. I'm essentially doing the job right now, just with a different title.

And I was passed over for a less qualified, less experienced candidate. The reason I was given, as I dove through the organization (it's where I work now) to ask for feedback to improve myself professionally, was that there wasn't really anything I can get better at, it was just 'fit'.

I was able to ask probing questions to get to the root of that, and it turns out that, outside of the folks I work with daily, people outside of my division don't necessarily know my leadership abilities. But tell me, how would you even go about quantifying that for an external candidate, other than saying the, very safe, 'we found a better candidate'?
Well as I said, you should not do anything that hurts your situation or damages your standing with kapla and sounds like relisting those videos on any account would, so that's an easy decision, no.

As for the rest, the biggest issue I see (and I've done it too) with communication is not being clear and direct which is what makes people uneasy. That's why sometimes the asshole at work is easier to get along with then the friendly guy who seems noncommittal most of the time. At least with the asshole you know where you stand and can work with that.

In your case, just my 2 cents, but I'd be direct, honest and fair and say look any video you help me with the split will be X for you and Y for me. And Y will always be bigger then X because I am the one with the relationship with kapla and I am the one they are sponsoring. Maybe if you agree to help him create a few video's of his own (mind you I have no clue how much time this takes) and he can monetize those then that's all you need to do, no money split etc. But if you are planning on using him more in future videos you need to come up with a fair split (or pay him for his time), that is the right thing to do.
>More than a tenth of U.S.-based researchers who submitted manuscripts and peer review reports to journals did so during the holidays.

I got my degree and got out, so excuse my ignorance on academia as a profession, but I'm just wondering what the cause behind this spike is?

Is it as a result of researchers being off during the summer months and then making up for the time during the opening half of the academic year, pushing to get to a certain deadline (and getting there last minute, as many in education will)?

Or is there an incentive to submit at a time where reviewers are distracted with non-work activities, such as here during the holidays? i.e. is one more likely to be pass peer review and be published at these points in time?
We are pretty sure KT was caused by a giant asteroid. Maybe the space Silurians redirected it into Earth? (Not serious)
I'm pretty sure it's a Great Plains thing. I grew up on it, but most everyone I know has never heard of it.

I will say that it's only delicious if you use typical American heavily salted peanut butter. Canadians should not try this with anything but Kraft unless they are feeling dangerously happy and are in need of a quick day-ruiner.
Depends which one you buy I guess? I bought an Huawei Y7 2019 a year or so ago which is surprisingly good, around 160 euro's.
You're missing out. Peanut butter and honey sandwiches are amazing.

For context, I grew up in a wide mix of central and eastern USA.
It seems at first glance that there is no way to pick that you are both a vegetarian and want to follow a ketogenic diet. They are not mutually exclusive in real life, but in the diet-preference-picker on the website this seems to be the case.
I honestly wonder how much time, energy, and resources are wasted on that type of process across the US. Direct placement isn't necessarily a bad thing, I don't know why organizations don't just do that.

Maybe it's to spread the fault around if it goes bad?
Using base64 fonts in your stylesheet isn't a big deal when you aggressively cache and compress your CSS.
So against my better judgment I signed up and shared information. Now that you have my data, not only is my account is in a "pending" status, but I can't log in because I get an (obviously incorrect) error that the user doesn't exist.

Pretty godawful experience from the start, since the only reason I added my information was to see if there was anything relevant since I do not live or work in a tech hub (quite the opposite).

Edit: And it seems like you need to search for companies in order to see them. Browsing companies to see if I recognize any in my area would be a good feature.
Discussions don't have opponents or winners.
LA Time article on Huawei that came out this week with lots of background on the sanctions and issues with their technology: https://www.latimes.com/projects/la-fg-huawei-timeline/
The AI Transparency Paradox
I have the right to fix the bug because I can fix it. Power is the only right that counts in this world.
You can make an indirect bet on oil futures by trading airline stocks. Southwest Airlines (LUV) if it's going up, American Airlines (AAL) if it's going down.
Another important thing to note about NRC is that it hasn't been tabled yet. It's not clear if the parameters like documents required and the cut-off date will be the same for pan-India NRC.

While NRC is clearly present in BJP's manifesto, there's no clear timeline available for it[1]. The one conducted in Assam took almost six years to prepare and a lot of money (which the Government may not have).

1. https://theprint.in/india/govt-has-no-plan-in-place-for-nati...
I'm not sure that is a "spike". At my institution, "holidays" are nearly 1/10th of the year already! Moreover, the quote doesn't say "more than a tenth of papers were submitted", it says that "more than a tenth of researchers who submitted, did so during the holidays". The latter statistic includes folks who pushed out several manuscripts in a year, including one which happens to be finished over the holidays.

Not that it's implausible that there is a spike -- just that I've never seen actual evidence of one.

(Disclaimer: haven't read article thanks to paywall.)
According to Counterpoint Research Samsung is #1, Second is BBK Electronics with 20% of the global smartphone market and is close to becoming the largest manufacturer in the near future. Brand comparisons ignore BBK Electronics because they sell multiple brands: One Plus, Oppo, Vivo and Realme.

Huawei is ahead of Apple because Huawei sells also HONOR branded smartphones.

2019Q3

Samsung 21%
(*BBK 20%)
Huawei 18%
Apple 12%
*Oppo 9%
Xiaomi 8%
*vivo 8%
*Realme 3%

https://www.counterpointresearch.com/global-smartphone-share...

Chinese brands have almost 50% global market share.
The hits keep coming. Did they outsource their navigation code on this project to the lowest bidder too?
I sort of assumed parent was using "fast" in terms of throughput rather than speed, but wanted to clarify.
You can love your job and also love your family, and holidays are primarily about time with family. If one prioritizes one “love” for another you either fall behind professionally or live long enough to regret the decisions you made. The problem is people with families shouldn’t be forced into that choice as it is cruel to all involved.

I’m early stage academic and my mother in law is late stage. My MIL missed a lot of my wife’s childhood and if she could go back in time she’d prioritize differently which is why I’m taking next week off to spend with my kid.
What are the valid uses for the ring?
I bet they regret installing MCAS on the rocket.
My pleasure! I really like what you did!
The sandbox is a nice touch
Fascinating article!

To hedge or not to hedge basically comes down to US versus EU accounting rules.
You should definitely check reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/musictheory/

There are specific resources given for beginners.

Personally I went with the large The Complete Musician by Laitz as most recommended it, and I’m quite happy with my choice.

It goes very deeply into all aspects of playing and composing music as well as understanding it.

The style Is a bit academic but the overall level is quite accessible and very clear.
But wood and wood charcoal is still enough to take you past the Renaissance
Remember not to commit securities fraud in writing. A lot of people make that mistake.
Activists Cheer Victory in Landmark Dutch Climate Case
This very worrying, particularly because Apple recently caved in and marked Crimea as Russian...
The most in-demand data science skills
CMake 3.16 precompiled headers and unity builds: what you need to know
More information from Jim Bridenstine's (NASA Administrator) twitter[1]:

Update: #Starliner had a Mission Elapsed Time (MET) anomaly causing the spacecraft to believe that it was in an orbital insertion burn, when it was not. More information at 9am ET:

Because #Starliner believed it was in an orbital insertion burn (or that the burn was complete), the dead bands were reduced and the spacecraft burned more fuel than anticipated to maintain precise control. This precluded @Space_Station rendezvous.

We are getting good burns and are elevating the orbit of the spacecraft.

There will be a press conference on NASA TV[0] at 9:30am ET (29 minutes from now)

Also some speculation from Scott Manley[2][3] that the spacecraft may have fired it's engines 90 degrees from prograde during orbital insertion, based on mission control displays seen during the launch livestream

[0] https://www.nasa.gov/live/
[1] https://twitter.com/JimBridenstine/status/120802259102746215...
[2] https://twitter.com/DJSnM
[3] https://twitter.com/DJSnM/status/1208006636746330120
I suspect you've mis-identified a point-of-sale system.
It's just a rebranded version of Deepin Linux.
Kubernetes combines IT and data science roles
That is a very expensive mistake, but it could have been a lot worse, at least they made it to orbit. The orbit reached is a stable one and if it were a crewed mission at least at this point in time the crew would be fine. If they can't reach the ISS (which is what it looks like right now) they'll have to deorbit a bit sooner, there is a lot of money riding on them making it down in one piece, if they fail at that then you may want to trade in some (more) of your Boeing stock.

It's been a very tough year for Boeing, and SpaceX makes it all seem so easy that you tend to forget this stuff is very hard and that success is not at all guaranteed.
World's First Protosaber (Real Burning Lightsaber) [video]
The thing that (supposedly) separates man from beast is our ability to reason and supersede our animal nature.
Any type of joke can be funny
Please do not police what jokes I can enjoy
If ever a company was in need of some good PR this would be it. Maybe they can still pull this one off?
And vaccines prevent infections.

So in other words...

:P
> everyone's freedom is steadily retreating

Thats a bit of a stretch.. Common decency about CP is pretty much universal. But if that triggers you. Too bad.
> This is useful when you need to interact with C libraries that you don’t want to wrap in C++

Yep! I really like the defer pattern for those situations :)
I thought the sanctions on Huawei were about stopping the penetration of Chinese devices into American networks and businesses for security reasons.
As a constructive feedback on just the presentation of the landing page I think the screenshots are showing some code with theme colors that are kind of ugly.
I understand this is a landing page but if you care about Developer Experience DX I'm sure you can find a theme that is better looking or inspiring.
I came in here to explain this.
I worked IT at a company closely affiliated with Bloomberg L.P.
Basically everyone had a Bloomberg terminal and B-Unit.
It is how we communicated with a lot of people at Bloomberg.
In our stock room we had nearly every type of terminal dating back to maybe the 80's. Eventually we sent them back.
Supreme Court: Dutch State to reduce greenhouse emissions by 25% until Dec 2020
Never was a fan of Apple, but indeed, really interesting information.
I agree with other comments that Glassdoor sucks, but levels.fyi has done a great job so far. Not sure what this does above and beyond that.
That very much depends on how much fuel remains.
> It has perfect functions, smooth experience and stable quality.

Sounds flawless...
Between this and the 737 Max fiasco(s), I'm surprised the stock price is so healthy...
Haha. I thought I was the only one swimming upstream against binding arbitration. Just last night, after reading the absurdly long Zynga ToS update, I contacted them to opt out of binding arbitration. During the whole thing, the devil on my shoulder was saying, “You’re an idiot. This doesn’t matter. Let it go.”
> SpaceX makes it all seem so easy

To be fair, their version of this capsule blew up rather dramatically.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe4ee56aHSg

After that exact capsule had visited the ISS, incidentally, which must've caused a little butt-clenching at NASA.
Huawei have long done good phones in the roughly £100 to £200 range. They tend to be arguably the best hardware for their price. But as mentioned, the software isn't perfect so you'll either need to put up with some annoyances or be willing to hack around it.
Our highest court just ordered the government, based on the European Convention on Human Rights (articles 2 and 8), to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25% as compared to 1990. There are now 13 months left to reach that goal.

The objection from the government that it's too short notice was rejected by the court.

The court cites the realistic chance for loss of life, disruption of the food production, excessive flooding, etc. as reason why the government must take urgent action.

Similar lawsuits are currently going on in other countries. Since the ruling is based on a European convention and the percentage goal and reference year were defined in a climate agreement by the united nations, it seems likely that other countries will have to follow suit.

Since this ruling is barely a few hours old, information (especially in English) is still developing. This was the best article from a reliable source that I could find. Urgenda (the plaintiffs) also has a website, though it is not yet updated in response to today's ruling: https://urgenda.nl/en/climate-case
The judges are legislating and should not be. Whether and how much to cut emissions should be decided by elected officials.
> We can avoid jquery and bootstrap

Amen to that at least. Nothing bums me out more than someone using jquery just for a simple DOM selection, or having a simple layout and using bootstrap just because you know their columns.
I'm also wondering whether the 'handpick[ed]...to ensure a high coherence and high relevance' GPT-2 comments actually outperform the comparatively trivial sentence-spinning script in getting approved by MTurkers.

Think https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/ is more impressive than a study where half of GPT-2 comments handpicked for being human-like by one human were accepted by another human. Particularly given that some of the comments in question were three or four words long...
As a fan of the matrix protocol, this is great news to hear about Mozilla's decision!
Oh, I agree, which is why I said "kernel of an argument".

Speaking of the Burr conspiracy, John Marshall issuing a subpoena to Jefferson regarding those papers is one of the earliest affirmations of the President being subject to the law and not above it.
Being from Cape Cod, I was expecting something else from the title.
you might check out some of this:

http://startupclass.samaltman.com/

on talking to users.
Lego is the world's No 1 wheel maker. Michelin is far behind Lego in counts. But when you need a wheel for your car, you look for Michelin. Same here. Huawei phone and Apple phone are for different market. You shouldn't compare like that.
wow that is so cool - nice work! I assume the SFX were post-production?
This planet money episode explains it pretty well.
https://www.npr.org/2019/09/25/764433918/episode-770-when-in...

NBER report:
https://scholar.harvard.edu/gopinath/publications/cash-and-e...
Am I understanding this correctly?: A timer error caused the vehicle to use too much fuel? No error from the ULA rocket?
Exactly. It’s a CSS (not HTML) file with all the inline fonts in that file, with a long cache time, so all of the website’s fonts are loaded once for site visitors.
New disclosures to our archive of state-backed information operations
They've announced it won't be going to the ISS. Not enough fuel; mission failure.
The original sanction charge on Huawei was for selling American equipment to Iran, and all the financial transactions related to hiding that. Stealing trade secrets and patent infringement is usually fine and a block on specific products and were tacked on later.
>Yuck, I'd rather not eat at all.

Wow...that reads like the stereotypical Western child when asked to eat healthy food. However, I don't think I have ever heard even a child say yuck to buttered toast or a peanut butter and honey sandwich.

Once upon a time I might eat either of those things before running half or full marathons...no longer as I avoid bread/carbs/sugar and prefer running in ketosis. I'll say this though, if your fueled by glucose those are both very light meals that will give you great amounts of energy without major insulin spikes (not much in the way of micro nutrients though).
I am on my 7th or 8th job now and have only applied to probably 12 in my entire life.

Tailoring resumes to specific postings, and trying to find someone at the company you have some sort of connection with, are both pretty damn important unless, as you say, you're shot-gunning an identical resume to every company within 50 miles.
It seems like their gitlab.com uptime isn't that relevant when the question was about self-hosted CI. And while I don't like the idea of telemetry in self-hosted products either, calling it "corporate espionage" is hyperbole and I don't know how much more one could expect from their response other than apologizing and backtracking.
Yes, I read that.

The point was that as bad as their C++ code is, their Rust version might be even more disappointing.

Downvoting me just for mentioning Rust only demonstrates immaturity.
Also, get a mac.
We have the same Australopithecus ancestors as Neanderthals and Denisovans though. The sapiens/neanderthal split is much more recent than that, "only" a few hundred thousand years, while Australopithecus became extinct two million years ago.
To be clear, I don’t really trust Glassdoor that much either, but I think more details are warranted here. If you can alter the reviews by hiding them or changing the ranking algorithm, that’s basically fraud. On the other hand, if only paid company accounts can get access to additional analytics / reporting, have the ability to respond inline to reviews, add additional info to the company profile, etc, then that’s less problematic.
In time for what?
CMIP6: The next generation of climate models explained
ACM signs letter opposing free distribution of peer-reviewed journal articles
Certificate management is such a huge problem for big organizations. Does anyone have guidelines on how to do it properly? You really need a way to track who is using what and how they automatically get renewed a long time before expiry.

My view now is that certificates should be renewed very often - like every month, if you see something within 6 months of expiry there is a problem.
As long as the same URL has the same bytes, it doesn't really matter where they come from.
Boeing might as well be the textbook definition of "too big to fail". It'll never go bankrupt - the US government wouldn't permit that to happen.
My thoughts exactly! That would be a bizarre turn of events.
It’s so nice to see internet discussions resolved amicably. ️
Back in those days, my list also included Tom's Hardware.

Especially before Tom moved on, TH's reviews were uncommonly balanced and rigorous.
Haha it keeps suggesting I eat 4 hard boiled eggs in the morning.... I'll pass
These are all great questions! Thank you for asking!

- For the data question, you can find all the information on our privacy policy in details (https://www.fellowage.io/privacy): what is stored, how it’s processed and for what reason, lawful basis, etc. Please read this about how I disassociate account information (and protect it) from raw pseudo-anonymized wage entries (that are already "public"—available to all users of the system via search): https://dev.to/foundsiders/how-have-i-ensured-the-privacy-an...

- I don’t provide these features right now. Currently, product solves slightly different problem, and I think it’s possible to expand its feature set to cover for search by job title/location, or company. You can already search by company/location though. (It’s a search bar at the top of the webapp’s UI).

- These are all features that show you statistical distributions, and while they are useful, there are plenty of tools that solve for that problem already. I set out to solve slightly different problem: “Who should I look up to in my company to earn more?” or “How up-to-date are specific salary entries?”

- I plan to notify my users to update their entries every half a year. Also, there are features that allow users to set up alerts for certain companies/locations/job-titles when there are new entries, or updates. These alerts are aggregated in a weekly report (if it’s not empty, of course).

- The current plan for monetization: there are two types of accounts: free and paid. Free account can view their own company/location without limitations, and for viewing of other companies/locations there are 3 monthly free views, that can be substantially and permanently boosted with referrals (similar to what Dropbox did with their referrals). Paid account has no limitations, of course.

Please tell me what you think about these replies! :)
I would build a landing page first.

So, that you focus on the sales pitch. What is the key benefit. what problem does it solve? what are the three things that will guide people to want to use it.

maybe blog about the problem. and get it out to your potential audience.
This definitely reads like something one of my professors would have written. Someone with a lot of good knowledge, but lacking some context for things you learn in the field.
Some of the companies' servers (e.g. Dell) can boot pretty fast in these days. If you want see something that boots slowly, try an IBM HS22 blade (3+ minutes self-initialization after insert, 2.5+ minutes to pass initial BIOS screen to storage initialization and boot-start).

IBM's QPI-linked dual servers boots even slower as one technician explained to me. Presumably you can make coffee during the wait.
If Bloomberg marked their bot generated content as bot generated more people would skip it. As it is their willingness to do is why I don’t read their content.