skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
My point is if they replied “yes” where would you be? It’s not inappropriate to be skeptical but asking a person for credentials online is next to useless.
Rdap. Whois is so 1990s
Web radios have been a thing for like, what, 30 years? I can't believe there is not a single web radio playing the music you like.
And how much is your non-bubbled far less? I'm not even closely to the Bay Area btw.
Have the OpenSSH devs finally relented and allowed support for PKCS#11 with ECC then ? ;-)

Last I saw there were patches put forward to the devs since 2015 and they consistently refused to look at them, let alone merge them.
Classic example is recommendations on a product page. If the personal recommendation service is not available / slow to respond, you might fall back on recommendations based on the best sellers or even fall back further by not giving recommendations at all.

Recommendations are not necessary, and not showing them will significantly affect the bottom line, so you don't want to skip them if possible. But not showing the product page (in a timely manner), because the recommendation engine has a hiccup, is even worse for your bottom line.
does it make sense if sometimes i'm "talking" inside in my head and other times i am just doing things "silently", like understanding stuff without any voice in my head??
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For Linux and Mac, there some experimental builds available as well [0, 1]. And they are looking for Mac and Linux testers (and developers).

[0] https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/datahub/Mac_Support

[1] https://bluemaxima.org/flashpoint/datahub/Linux_Support
> Because it will displace communities while the housing is built and there's no guarantee the tenants can move back.

Increasing the supply of housing displaces no one. What do you mean "no guarantee that tenants can move back"? A new apartment building creates units that new residents can move into instead of out-bidding residents on the existing supply of housing. An apartment that doesn't get built is an existing resident that now has to compete with more prospective renters, or further subdivisions of the existing housing.
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Seems like a complicated process for maybe getting slightly more compute power. Phones are plenty fast these days, processing power is rarely a major limiting factor.
Did you read the article? Sounds like she didn't do anything wrong, but was sent falsified data by a more senior scientist that she trusted. After discovering that, she took steps to correct the record, alert other scientists that they need to double check their papers, and build automated tools to catch similar issues going forward. That sounds appropriate, and high in integrity, why should she be punished for doing the right thing?
In isolation, yes. Predictor resources are not infinite. Predictable is better than dynamic, but no branch is optimal.

Consider the implications to inlining: the size getter is a prime candidate, but suddenly it gets less predictor-friendly.

Edit: this is naturally a good case for manual hinting.
A pretty good example of where physics have gone in video games is in pinball, pool and golf sims. The earliest of these generally had very simple ball movement behaviors and the constraint solving, to the extent that it existed as a concept, was designed to execute fast and model physics sometimes. And this remained basically true through the 16-bit generations.

But by the mid-90's it was just starting to be possible to do it somewhat right. There were a lot of pinball, pool, and golf games released in this time frame, as well as some of the early physics puzzle games(namely The Incredible Machine).

So by now you'd imagine it's close to perfect, right? Well, not really. Most video pinball games still emphasize the "video" part of it. Bounces are muted, the ball rolls a bit too smoothly, and the flipper angle dictates the shot trajectory more than in reality. And the same is true with other genres: there are plenty of things not modelled.

The best sim games are much better, but they still have their lingering issues.
sad truth, agree with the author. Personally I prefer to watch adult videos here https://avxxx.online/korean/ for free. That's more convy and there are so many categories. The best part is that all videos available online.
It’s heard in Godfather part 2, though: https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&t=1m&v=L6DkVsss...
Of course you can solve it with incentives, but you place the burden on restaurant owners and cities to place bins everywhere. Note these are different from regular bins too. And even then you will still get people that fail to use them.

Imo, the effort, or financial cost should be with the manufacturers as OP suggested to modify their product.
You should!

If there's one tool I'd recommend everyone to learn it's rebasing. Especially interactive rebasing because it enables things like splitting commits apart, squashing them together and even run automated programs.
I discuss topics in my head with my friends, whom i know well, so i can predict their opinion about different topics. I can differenciate between the topics what i discussed irl and what in "virtual", so i never mention this to the real person, because they obviously wouldn't be able to remember to our discussion.

My theory: Lets assume, the irl counterpart also have internal monologue (AFAIK majority have). What if he/she also can hear the same dialogue, so it is kind of telepathy, but we never realized because we never mention this discussions? I definetely have to test it with suggestion to the "virtual" person to drop everything and calling me right now. If that works that would be nice.

Other theory: According to my research the majority have internal monologue. What if the ones, who dont have internal monologue have different DNA, for example neanderthaler or something different?
Ask HN: What programming language would you choose to build a search engine?
Anecdotal experience -
I've noticed that shipping late by 2 weeks with advance notice to stakeholders is taken way more positively than shipping late by 1 week but informing people late.

This seems like plain common sense and required courtesy but I've been on the wrong side of this from both approaches enough times from both sides of the table - people somehow have a block in sharing the bad news (also because in unhealthy places the messenger is shot - just makes me realize that I'm in a good place).

(In any case the blog actually talks more of sharing the context you are in and not just about sharing bad news early - sharing context is definitely safer and a better approach)
I personally find overcommunication annoying and don't like to hear constant status updates from people; just handle the work and let me know when it's done unless you have any blockers.

That said, I've received feedback from multiple people that they never know how my work is progressing, are surprised when it's completed, and would like more status updates along the way, so I think it's safe to say that my preferences are an anomaly and you should probably follow the article's advice instead.
That's normal. It's not all or nothing with BitTorrent, you can pick and choose which files you want to download.
Economy being a zero-sum game is a layman’s approximation, and not the reality, at all. Merely supposed to be that way in the days of gold standards.
I predict that given Facebook's gigantic size even if they reduce their ability to target individuals they will still keep their revenue stream intact since there's no other mammoth force that can target so many people with so little effort. Facebook will win no matter what happens.
We are working on that: https://medium.com/leaningtech/preserving-flash-content-with...
RE dismissal: if you politicize everything, be ready for everyone to answer according to their politics.

Using hyperbolic click bait titles is a political statement, it's basically a Tweet as a HN submission. If you want to be less generous: it's trolling, and if done as a comment, it would get moderated and the account banned if it's a pattern.

You could link an article about Lincoln titled "Abraham Lincoln's struggle with X" or "The Republican that fought the Democrats to end SLAVERY and how he overcame his greatest challenge". Guess what title will lead to comments on the topic and which will result in a political shouting match.
Maybe we can address their concerns with our platform Open Social (getopensocial.com) as they use Drupal for most of their platforms already. I think we can get some data our of Workkplace trough https://developers.facebook.com/docs/workplace/reference/gra... - would be an interesting case for a migration tool..!
> email / distribution lists / IM
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On what scale?

I ask because, although this is more a matter of architecture, there are excellent languages for small/mid scale or even larger scale search engines in Java (Lucene and upwards, Solr, etc projects that use it).

For a small embedded search engine, you could get by with just something like Sqlite and some reverse indexes.

For Google scale, it mostly depends on architecture and infrastructure than language. Java, Rust, C++, Go will all do fine for example.
Why would adding more units to the housing supply displace anyone? Who is displaced when 60 new apartment units open open up on a new building? Your question is a vacuously true: everyone who is displaced will be able to afford a new unit, because increasing the supply of housing displaces no one.

In fact, it reduces displacement. Without new housing, more and more people are going to outbidding each other for a constrained supply of housing, thus displacing lower income residents. Increasing the housing supply is the best way to prevent displacement.
It's probably my repressed memories of FORTRAN that cause me to react so strongly to UPPERCASE.
We just merged a rewrite of riot/web’s e2e UX to develop branch - it is hopefully going from cumbersome to balletic :)
Humans are part of the environment. Every bit as much as a tree or a koala is. So it wouldn't be good for all of the environment.
I think without explicit sentences, usually, in abstract thoughts. It's just faster, I suppose? The words kind of flow out as an internal monologue-ish thing in semi-structured overlapping sentences more as a side effect. Doing full monologue is too slow for actual thinking. (I can visualize it as written words as well, why not...) The monologue seems more as a way of preparing for communication, than for inner thoughts.
> I really wish people naturally had the habit to spell out their initialisms or acronyms the first time they use it in a post

Yeah especially TLAs!
With signed iterator variables, the compiler can more easily infer that the loop will not wrap around and allows better code motion and vectorization.
My previous company has used and pushed workplace. It was never useful in anyway to anyone in my engineering teams.
Mirrors my first and second-hand experience (also in NL) with said substances.

Their strength should be standardized (not happening in The Netherlands right now). This can be controlled in law, or via regulations.
Next part in the series: Why using Telegram is dangerous.
Unify Kubernetes and GCP resources for simpler and faster deployments
This has tradition at CERN. I wonder why they even considered Facebook's offering, but I guess they do not dismiss proprietary solutions as well. Whatever works?

Often enough they end up writing their own tools, if nothing fitting is available, and this might end up in the public domain (since AFAIK everything at CERN is basically paid for by the public, i.e. various member states, EU etc.).
What makes it a nightmare to manage? My guess is it's all about how you do the declarative config, that fight is age old: http://mikehadlow.blogspot.com/2012/05/configuration-complex...
I think legalisation and regulation is a cure for the "its good for you" bullshit. As it becomes legal, it is easier to argue about it objectively, and there wille be also more data since people and institutions can study and research it easier.
I see. So I guess, assuming appeals don't overturn the decision, then Apple needs to sue Broadcom for damages? I don't see Apple left holding the bag in this. Unless they would rather use it as a stick when negotiating future deals with Broadcom.
What special support does GHC have?
Workplace is more like an intranet, whereas Slack is more like email (in terms of how it’s used). That said, my experience was that the Facebook layout makes people treat it like Facebook - sharing and liking good news stories, but all the serious stuff is done elsewhere.
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That sounds reasonable as far as it goes, but if you were the person next in line for that UC Davis position and your research wasn't based on falsified data, I think you'd be feeling pretty unhappy about this.

(I hope that in reality there's a lot more to the author's research than the retracted papers, but of course in such a competitive job market, every bit helps.)

Look at it another way: the author sure was lucky they found out about the problem after they were securely in their tenure-track position, and not just before.
Those people are called NPC.
> On the contrary, Telegram apps have been open-source and its encryption fully documented since 2013.

Yeah and well known to be a cryptographically poor.
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Can you see how long incremental builds take (under a minor change)?
Yes, lowering the speed limit on a 30 degree declining hill from 100kph to 60kph and having a speed camera at the bottom is "very technical" and not a clear money maker.

You need to break pretty hard to not get fined.
Wait, you can't? I can also watch a movie again in my mind.
Can't comment on WhatsApp's security profile, but it's probably the least convenient among the messengers I use - there is no easy way to access the API to set up a bot for my personal use or do any other kind of scripting / automation. I hope that it will change at some point.
Compilation time is mostly an issue during the edit, compile, debug cycle and inside IDEs where things are compiled on almost every key stroke.

I was reading about the rust analyzer recently, which is a new language server for Rust that is explicitly designed to address compilation latency in IDEs. This also happened with Java back in the day when IBM developed their own incremental java compiler for use inside of Eclipse (technically this predates their IDE; I was using an early version in 1998). It gives that IDE an edge over things like Intellij in terms of compile latency, which is orders of magnitudes slower in intellij (measured in seconds instead of ms.). Intellij does a lot of work to hide the issues through elaborate caching, lots of things happening asynchronously, etc. They even attempted to integrate the eclipse compiler. But it's very noticable if you are used to fast feedback on your code correctness.

Another important aspect that they are trying to address in the Rust Analyzer that the Eclipse Java compiler also addresses is handling partially correct code. If you are editing, the end state is of course correctly compiling code. But in between edits when it doesn't compile is exactly when you need your IDE to be helpful. Eclipse used to be really good at this and update in real time on basically every key-press. The red squiggly lines disappearing basically means "now your code is compiling fine". Intellij works a lot slower and worse, ends up actively lying quite often with both false positives and negatives being very common (the dreaded reset caches feature is a top level menu item for this reason).

So, it's an important problem. Rust is optimized for run time safety and performance. The same infrastructure that enables that should in principle also be able to enable a great developer experience when it comes to IDE friendly features.

[edit] This article what I'm referring to above: https://www.infoq.com/news/2020/01/rust-analyser-ide-support... (interview with one of the Rust Analyzer devs)
I'm disinclined to trust what they write as their section titled "Jupyter Notebook" is actually talking about "JupyterLab". They claim it's created by "Jupyter Labs" who don't exist so they're clearly just confused.
What kind of music are you looking for?
I'm the creator and owner of BestInternetSearch.com and it's written in Python and 100% opensource, there's a link at the top right of the website that's links to the source code on Github.
> Servo is a web browser built in Rust, and Rust was created with the explicit purpose of building Servo.

I didn't know this. Is Servo the best example of development/coding standard/features/implementation for Rust?
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Just different.
Is it weaker? How?
>No, there are tons of actual sadness, sickness, depression (situational and pathological), need, etc out there

Ok tell me where is this all sadness and depression originated from? Is "my life does not go the way I want it to go" not the only reason for it? Can you name any other reason?

>People needed help, asked for it

I'm not saying you should not ask for help, nothing wrong with it. What I am talking about is at least genuinely try to see if you can handle it by yourself. Not through rejection or denial, but actually introspecting into why am I in this state? what happened? what did I expect? why it did not happen the way I expected? why do I give this so much importance? and so on. It won't happen in 5 minutes, even "naive self-help" needs to be learned and exercised to start working.

See how you learned to walk, you fall down so many times but kept trying, your parents helped you, they hold your arms and so on. But you genuinely kept trying until it worked one day. If you would not genuinely try and force parents to carry you around you wouldn't be able to walk today. Now people in their 30es are still not even trying to learn how to handle basic emotions and forcing others to help, when are they going to start? This is what I mean by growing up.

One more thing about asking help - one must see that's it in a way a trap because one day help might not come. In this sense it is better to learn to do what is most important by yourself. And I see my own thoughts and feelings as extremely important aspect of my life. Maybe I can not handle cooking or riding a car but I make sure I can handle the way I feel.
It would be interesting to have a `reverse` blog post "why Go compilation time is fast" e.g. which optimizations are overlooked/done quickly by the go compiler ? Could the binary quality be improved by increasing the compilation time ?
AFAIK you don't have optimization flags in go (or the default one are optimum).

And to be honnest, I have no idea what the compiled Go code looks like. As much as I have no idea what actual instructions are executed by the python interpreter.
I doubt it, Pavel Durov (the author) is the owner of Telegram
Yes, It may be least convenient for you but not for a majority of users who don't want/need bots. Telegram has bots and lot of it is just spam.

Facebook has decided a B2B sort of model for bots for this specific purpose
I am planning to read through this more thoroughly as something I really want is my own personal search engine. Ideally I need it to

1. store data locally for offline retrieval

2. Support indexing big sites including stack overflow, Wikipedia, Reddit, news.ycombinator.com, microsoft.com docs, and a bunch of other domains.

3. Be easy to add a single URL into the index from command line and optionally browser plugin. Only index that page, this would replace my bookmarks.

4. Optionally auto store browser history for a custom period of time, purge when expires.

Does anything like that exist?
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Citation?

I know a lot of people who use telegram over whatsapp because it's more secure.
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No the OP, but my employer has also adopted Workplace. Before that we used our own internal website for section-level and company-wide updates, with commenting and a small discussion board where dicussions not directly related to updates were had.

I'm sick and tired of Facebook, and now I'm forced to endure it at work, unless I want to miss out on important updates.
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Probably not enough Javascript.
India is developing due to $160 billion/year FDI + NRI remittance; And Modi regime destroyed the economy/credibility of India https://mobile.twitter.com/TimDraper/status/1207674025616519...
Electron Desktop JavaScript Framework Finds a New Home
Show HN: Ultra-compatibility demo, Jan 2020; How many browsers can you identify?
I've put together another series of screenshots demonstrating my project's high compatibility across existing Web browsers.

The button with a number in it near the top is a JS-update clock, which happened to be pre-generated to a number ending with 0000. If the clock's number doesn't end in four zeros, that means basic JS support is working, and the clock is updating.

http://sm.chg.pw/demo_j31/

I'll be happy to answer any questions about this project. The code is on GitHub:

https://www.github.com/gulkily/hike
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Also, that way you can read alot faster, you just scan all words in a sentence and let your brain handle the translation of visuals directly to concepts.

For me it's a little bit of a struggle to read like that, I need to count in my or use my inner monologue otherwise to accomplish that, otherwise my reading slows down automatically. I'm sure you can train both ways of thinking.
The links again, for clickability:

http://sm.chg.pw/demo_j31/

https://www.github.com/gulkily/hike
> China’s medical system is primitive by comparison.

Comparison to what? Isn't US hostpitals notorious in that regard? Getting flu and either dying or being bankrupt.
I recall very specifically, when I was 3 or something, walking out onto the playground and realizing sentences are made out of words.

Learned myself to read before getting to primary school.

Also can bypass verbal thought. Can internally hear and visualize mostly anything. Don't recall not being able to internally hear or visualize things.
One of the reasons for moving away from fb is that those with followers end up having to pay to get their posts shown to followers. When you follow someone on fb you expect to to see all their posts, but in reality fb has skewered the algorithm so only a tiny percentage will see the updates. It's probably easier for a band/celeb to pay a flat fee to use something like community instead.
I find FIP to have a pretty decent selection of music (clearly not top 40 only).
https://www.fip.fr/
>> Note that this implementation has undefined behavior according to the standard because union members are accessed that haven't been written to.

Except when the union member you are reading is a 'common initial sequence' [1] of the union member that was written, to be precise ;-). But that's not the case here.

[1] https://stackoverflow.com/q/34616086/2757035
This is actually Best Practice if not actually a standard in Uk Civil Service writing.
> Look at it another way: the author sure was lucky they found out about the problem after they were securely in their tenure-track position, and not just before.

Look at it another way: The author was sure unlucky to have based their research on shoddy data from a trusted colleague. And it took guts and integrity to react in the way they did.
Could the slow compile times be also due to people using laptops with slow CPUs and drives compared to high-end desktop CPUs and NMVes? We're using desktop PCs at my work and it made a huge difference in our dev flow (C#, VS) compared to the Thinkpads we used before.