skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The discovery that there's a gulf between what the Boeing engineers (many of whom are pilots) and the FAA previously thought of as runaway trim, uncommanded trim movement, and what they now know about this behavior not being recognized, means that many systems risk factors will get reclassified and thusly will have to be redesigned to be more robust. In this case, one of the main modes for the electric trim running away has been shorts in that system's wiring harness, so it now has to be redesigned because Boeing can no longer rely on the pilots recognizing it.

I bet speed trim will get a revamp too.
I'm not a native speaker, didn't mean to be offensive. I just meant that there's a lot of couples where the male half seems to score quite a bit higher on attractiveness, career, appeal, etc. I should note that this observation was also shared by my wife. Changed the wording.
Sending you a lot of love, friend. There are a lot of resources for help out there just to have someone to talk to: http://suicidepreventionlifeline.org for example.
There's a big difference between ugly ad hominem comments and saying that your code is bs.

> and has no practical downside
That's the place when we differ in opinion. It has one direct downside of preventing some people from expressing their opinions and conveying the point. And another in the long run – setting up a precedents of what can and cannot be said.

> Feel free to label me however you please
It was general note not something directed at you.
Hi, what do you mean by hardcore?
The alternative is not giving WhatsApp access to SMS, but receiving the SMS via normal means, and then entering the 5 digit code manually.

My prediction: If people stop allowing this feature becomes even slightly popular, they're gonna use longer codes "for security".
It's cheap because you're paying with your privacy. If you don't want to pay with your privacy you'll have to pay with money... choose between the 2, it's that simple.
Speaking about Knuth audiofiles/podcasts, I recently created a RSS feed for the Knuth's "Things a Computer Scientist Rarely Talks About" audio files (https://j11g.com/knuth.xml).

This way you can listen to it in your favorite podcast player.

For example, I added the feed to Overcast: https://overcast.fm/p1120847-YM0aS7
Over the years my lawn has shrunk to nothing as my flowerbeds and shrubs expanded. Now my garden is full of hummingbirds most of the year. It makes me so happy to see the little critters buzzing around. I also get a lot of other birds too, funny little migrating things that stay for a few days while passing through. Once they’re established, most perennials and shrubs require almost no attention, just some water if it hasn’t rained in over a week in the summer. When your plants are happy they crowd out the weeds. I weed once a year at the end of winter and a little here and there during the year.

If you’re not sure what to plant, walk around your neighborhood and see what plants are thriving. If you see something growing well in a lot of gardens it will probably do well in yours too.
Ruby gems have the license as an explicit field in the gemspec (manifest file). Is this not the case elsewhere?

It makes license scanning a doddle.
Dead or arrival? I'd argue Go and Rust are pretty prominent recent arrivals that have seen great uptake.
Thanks Sloaken - appreciate the length you have gone to here. Some useful suggestions but a few clarifications on my brief:

1. It's an in life product that's been in the market for a number of years, no big recent development on it from what I see.

2. I'm not responsible for the code - I work with the team that is but because it's in life don't think there is a dedicated code expert for this at the moment.

3. Boss is very aware and supportive - he laid his cards on the table when he offered me the job. They are in the same boat as they were parachuted in to takeover due to previous manager moving on.
We would never know if he is right
Lots of native yards need protection from invasives. Preemergent herbicides are a great help. Initial clearing with something like Roundup is also not always discouraged because it keeps the soil from being disturbed and resowing invasive seeds. Having problematic invasives is actually more reason to have a native yard where you can take responsibility for supporting native wildlife.
Google will not use anything licensed under WTFPL. Other companies might be the same.

https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/licenses/#wtfpl-no...
But why !?!?!

Why would a smart person care about GDP? It is not like GDP cares about people?

That is the whole point of being smart. Take more give less. Profit.

If my numbers are good, then I don't care your numbers are bad - because :

I <3 Capitalism !
Is Venmo Down?
I keep getting an error that says "The network response was invalid". I tried LTE / Wifi and I'm getting the same error.

When I try to go to the website from my desktop, I get a 403 error.

Anyone getting the same problem?
I don't either. That claim was made by AmericanChopper when he stated "I hope that somebody like yourself could confidently say you’ve never wasted your time on something frivolous like companionship or sexual needs." when we were talking about lawns. The "something frivolous" bit was sarcasm. He was effectively saying we need lawns in the same way we need sex - because our primitive cave brains tell us they're like the a perfect savannah. I was saying that even if that's true (which is a dubious claim) we can ignore that urge if we want to.
Alot of the consumer plastics next to ABS and PET is polypropylene, which is hard to reuse or recycle.
This holds up if you actually do review all Go dependencies.

Times are changing, so all the power to you if you actually review it. Otherwise the advantage will remain a potential, never to be realised.
This is all true, but it’s a far cry from OP’s statement
Just join a FAANG company that has a branch office in Europe. They'll pay a bit less, but a senior engineer should still be able to get 250k+/yr.
Thanks! Do you happen to have an example of how to detect the region in a Colab notebook? Apparently IP geolocation isn't reliable for GCE IPs (they all show Mountain View, CA).
Off topic, but Beej's Guide is how I want my ebooks formatted. I wish other publishers would take note. Safaribooks, Packt, Manning, Amazon - their ebook formats all suck. Just use HTML with a little syntax highlighting, that's all it takes. https://beej.us/guide/bgnet/html/#bind
> Some residents fight back with steel traps or poisonous gas. Some even eat the comical pests, which are said to taste best marinated with celeriac and onions.

That's a nice "fuck you" to racoons . Free food.
How about having your cake and eating it too by using google for the free storage but encrypting everything that sits on their servers:

https://github.com/cryptomator/cryptomator
Any pointers to a list of those locations?
Hah, I read that to my kids last night, and the article also reminded me of it!
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Well, Linux distros are already pretty much that - crow-sourced dependency vetting platforms. Also take care of the bits actually fitting together & quite a bit of QA.
> At Google, there are 100s of VPs. There are maybe 10 DEs, if that many

Fwiw, the number is significantly higher than 10, though still fewer than there are VPs.

That said, things get tricky: there are DEs who have reports, and there are VPs with no (or trivial, like 3) reports. But either way, if your metric is DE/VP or if it's manager of a large org vs IC/TLM, the number of IC-track people is higher than you suggest.
If you go in and expect to fight a losing battle ... or even just any battle. It's your family.

My family already cares about privacy, they just find it incredibly hard to navigate the maze of settings and figure out what you can disable and what is hiding somewhere doing nasty useless shit.

When I disable a setting for them, I ask if they use the feature, explain what it does. Or in many cases, we look it up together, because DAMN they made that shit hard to understand.

I also ask what apps they use, and if I know any, suggest alternatives.

Usually they're happy to get rid of a couple of useless apps that were giving notifications and other screen spam.

In general they're happy that I help them. It's ridiculous that I have to, because my family is not dumb and they want to figure it out, it's just that if you don't deal with this shit every day, it's just a swamp and you tend to throw your hands in the air and give up.
Man,fuck that. Dandelions flower pretty much all year, which means I always have food for local pollinators and so my garden always has pollinators nearby ready to fertilize my crops. On top of that they are decent eating. I have zero use for normal lawn grass other than to help prevent erosion
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For anyone else wondering what "fobs" means.

Oxford dictionary plural for:
A chain attached to a watch for carrying in a waistcoat or waistband pocket.
Natives are also great because when you go out into the woods you can recognize plants from your garden!

Sadly, garden souls are often in much worse shape than what natives need (usually very compacted and lacking in organic matter). Some native plants are native to moist soils and would require more water than a (non-invasive) plant from the Mediterranean, for example. But native plants are tremendous fun and there are ton of resources available to help you find the right plant for the right spot.
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For what it's worth I moved from SF to AMS a few years ago for my employer (FAANG-ish) and they cut my salary by 30%. I was pissed and fought hard, but they didn't bulge. My quality of life (including buying power) was still more in AMS.
Let's increase the operating frequency so these conference room demonstrations will be even more >>>awesome<<<
...Australia?

We have cane toads. Lots of cane toads. We used to have cane toad drives when I was a kid to stop the spread south. We would fill up wheelie bins full of them and freeze them. Must people just used cricket bats.

In the end we lost. There were just too many of them.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cane_toads_in_Australia
No, but you can consciously decide whether or not to act on finding something appealing. That's the point here - our ancient evolutionary instincts are real, but we have also evolved the ability to think rationally so we can ignore those urges if we want to. Consequently whenever someone argues "we do that because we evolved from cave people" the correct response is "but we're not cave people any more, and why are you ignoring the thousands of years of evolution that have happens since we left the caves?"
In general, higher frequency means greater attenuation, which means greater power loss when passing through objects. It's a lot more complicated than that depending on the frequency and medium, so don't take that as an absolute rule.
Also we don't get free heathcare, we pay for it through taxation. I believe this is morally right, but that's beside the point: These well-paid American employees are also probably getting a great healthcare package as part of their contract, so they don't even have to pay for it.
Have you tried using a different signature for each respective service ?
Thoughts on using Optane vs just adding more RAM? RAM is still faster, and won't Linux-based servers make good enough use of it to beat Optane?
What I've personally seen is that the smaller the company the more experienced people you'll have, because they need more independent people and have less time/resources to mentor juniors.

So the proportion for a large majority of startups is not similar to what this document shows, which is centered to bigger (1000+ engineers) companies.
What uncertainties exactly? Just interview normally and if you get an offer then you can accept the offer and they will start the H1B process. You will get the H1B approval in about three weeks. Then you can put your two weeks notice. Overall it will take around 5 weeks from your offer date to your joining date which is pretty reasonable. If there is a delay in the H1B or it does not get approved, then you can continue to work at your old place. Pretty much everybody on H1B these days is following this process.
I've recently interviewed and got 5 offers. Those numbers check out.
so... I need a new laptop and a new router. ossum
Your portfolio should only contain FANG companies. Every single one has outperformed the market by at least 2X and up to 6 X over the last 5 years.

The contrarian position now is to double down on a small number of stocks where the business model function as a data aggregator hence FANG. As opposed to index tracking style portfolio investing, even your Uber driver has ETF's.
You are correct. I suppose it could be an unreviewed NPM dependency causing this ;)
Why is Wednesday, November 17, 1858 the base time for OpenVMS?
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What...? Why...? I just can't...
Usually it's one or two people using their spare time to eventually get something good enough to work on work time occasionally unless it's 100% aligned with the company goals (e.g. a company like zeit or gatsby)

Parcel is good (and I use it), but it's likely if someone had pitched it internally I'd bet someone would have said "Webpack is good enough for us". At least that's how it would have gone at the places I've worked at.
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That's quite an accomplishment. I hear that people who get a reward check from him for errata or other help usually frame them instead of cashing them.

According to this, he has a secretary that filters messages for him: https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/email.html
Tldr: for your first Python web-app, you will be fine. Focus on learning programming, and there are easier ways to learn Linux than installing it.

If you go for i.e. game-dev, with Unity or other game-engine with windows IDE, you will have it easier on Windows.

Certain ecosystems, like .Net with the full Visual Studio are more suited to windows development.

Certain ecostystems are very cross-platform (i.e. Java ecosystem, including the other JVM languages like Scala, Kotlin, including Android-dev here, client-side web-dev) and you don't need to care as much.

Client side in general, you will be fine.

Server-side, with cross-platform, you will be mostly fine, but you will start running into issues where not everything will work as well on windows (i.e. once I used smaller python library, and the creator never tried to run it on Win, and it worked only on linux) ... but for large projects (web-servers, database-lbiraries) you should be fine.

Windows now has some support for running linux shell with "windows linux subsystem", or you could install virtualization software (I usually opted for virtual-box) and try out various distributions there)

Once you want to run the thing somewhere public on the internet, it will in the end probably run on linux one way or other, but there are services like Heroku that simplify that to a level of "do you have a git-repo public somewhere? we will take care of the rest", and often have free-tier for people trying stuff out.

In hte end, knowing linux is very useful. But it is not necessary to start.
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Whilst the dependency management story on Node, Python is sub-par, it’s not all roses in Java land either with Maven and POM file XML-hell.
Why on Earth do you think you need to make 950k/year to afford a million dollar home?

The mortgage on a 2 million dollar loan (which would be a 2.4 or 2.5 million dollar home) is 10k/mo or 120k/year, which is solidly affordable on a 400k income.

I know of 5 and 6 bedroom houses than can be gotten for that much in Palo Alto and Cupertino.
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Manager since when? Maybe 6+ years ago it could've been half.

I'm L5 and I earn 400k+ (I joined last year), the compensation on levels.fyi also lines up accurately to my company's compensation data group (in which individuals anonymously report their salary).

These compensations are also accurate to those reported on Blind (anonymous work discussion app) by hundreds of individuals.

I have many co-workers and friends, and know the soft max paybands of each level. The comp reported on levels.fyi is very accurate.
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It's been ages since I did any Forth programming, but at the start of my career I spent about 2 years writing Forth code. I have always found that bottom up programming is very similar in nature to test first TDD. You start implementing one specific part, then you implement another specific part. You check to see if there is a better representation for it and refactor if you can. Rinse and repeat.

This is very different than outside-in GOOSE style development, though. You start at the lowest level of abstraction and work your way up. It requires you to do some analysis of the problem up front so that you can see that low level of abstraction.

WRT your example, I can't really work through it without a real problem, because the devil is in the details. But generally, if I have to parse some strings, I'll start with parsing an example of a string in the simplest way I can. Then I'll expand that code to include another string, refactoring the code as I go. Once I have some idea what the parsing interface is going to look like, I'll write some code to read a line from a file. Then I'll work my way up to call the code that reads the line and sends it to the parser. Then I'll take a look at the representation for the parsed string and implement a single CSV output. Then back up to hook that up. Finally, I'll move back down the abstraction layers and work on more strings. You want to move from that low level, gradually up refactoring as you go, and then dive back down repeatedly. Or at least that's how I do it. I don't pretend to be as skilled at it as Chuck Moore who is famous for discovering amazing abstractions.

I should note that not all problems fit this style of development. Sometimes you have to work from top down. Normally you can discover this fairly quickly if you start chasing your tail. You'll implement something, work your way up, then move down only to discover that you have to change something fundamental. You do it, moving back up, only to discover that the first bit doesn't work any more. However, once you discover the top level abstraction you need, you can go back to a bottom up technique because the lower level abstractions will be more obvious.
I'm not sure if this doesn't fall under the definition of something like "delusory rape" these days
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How is this different from PeerTube?
Oh come on, there are good companies and bad companies in every industry.

If you've managed to end up at a bad one you've only yourself to blame.
There is middle ground between being slacker who don't even learn and overworking yourself to the point of ineffectivity (alcoholism is definitely there).

It is quite possible to have familly, care about them and spend time with them and not be either.
http://forum.doporn.com/showthread.php?tid=3528

This is a GirlsDoPorn page of one of their performers.

https://hdpornhub.co/girlsdoporn/girlsdoporn-e487-full-hd-am...

This is a video of that performer. In the first 2-3 minutes, when the cameraman asks girls questions, she says that she has a boyfriend and she didn't tell him she's doing porn.

I'll tell you what kind of "evil" person does this. The kind of person who feels empathy for the cheated boyfriend, and who wants people to know the truth. She's a slut and a liar, and she deserves to be revealed.
Yep, a schema would work fine for this (and you can generate it from types)

You can test them locally using vscode using the "$schema" field on the root obj, here's an example PR doing all that: https://github.com/danger/peril/pull/281

You can either have users add that schema reference in the JSON (throw it in the template) or ship a vscode extension which connects them
The OP is actually correct on function and its name "Sabbath Mode".

The name is a misnomer because the baking function can only be used on Jewish holidays (Passover, Sukkot) when baking/cooking is permitted (okhel nefesh) whereas on Sabbath cooking is forbidden.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabbath_mode
“low use” book storage — aka, my living room :(
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Ask HN: Does Anyone Code in D?
I recently stumbled across the programming language 'D' which seems to be an evolution of 'C'.

As the title asks, does anyone code in D, and if so, why do you use it over C (or any other language) ?
IMHO, lots of software development resembles crafting much more than engineering and we have put so much effort into sounding smart that we are now training craftsmen that sound like scientists but are not necessarily good at their craft...

"I used the Singleton Pattern!" "Awesome, you learned about global variables!" blank stare