skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would go for it. As you say, it will be a valuable learning experience. And writing anything the second time (even if switching languages) tends to be much easier than the first time since the problem is more known. So you lose not much time if you ultimately throw ClojureScript away in favor of something else.
Education arguably hasn't been the main goal at UC Berkeley for some time; that distinction goes to research. And the concomitant money (via "indirect costs") that it brings.

It's true that more administrators are being hired to deal with diversity issues. But there are other, additional, reasons that more administrators are being hired, for example:

-- a trend of universities caring more about completion rates, and hence hiring various people in non-faculty jobs to try to keep students on track.

-- Various "transition" programs; for example, my university runs a "University 101" program

https://sc.edu/about/offices_and_divisions/university_101/

Personally, I find the need for these programs a bit questionable, but their proponents have good arguments.

Overall, as a faculty member, my impression is that universities are expanding what they consider to be their sphere of responsibility -- which means hiring more administrators and staff.
Nice to meet you kindred spirit!

I wholeheartedly agree with your analysis.

About your HN, Google will never forget but maybe you could nicely ask HN for some understanding (I mean, you were a minor!) or in the worst case try to GPDR you way through?
> It looks at you coyly but blankly, as if its owner has taken half a Klonopin and is considering asking you for a private-jet ride to Coachella.

Writing this good never tires me.
Isn’t the road appeal simply a result of him bombarding the airwaves in Super Tuesday states? So called “soft support”.
Hm yeah, agreed. I wonder if there's still a way to automate this, like taking a snapshot after every undo.
Healthy? No. But its as American as apple pie. Everything these days,in America is based on money.

The entire political process is based on money (fundraising determines whether you're even on the ballot or a debate or able to be on a ticket) and controlled by money as there is a direct correlation between media spend and campaign success.

The worst part is that the "media" is the one sector in our country that has the most to gain from chaos and they're the ones who for the most part, control the dialog and the direction and worse, the cost.

Frankly, I am more shocked by the fact that people dont understand that its all about money.
Any DNS service which allows you to create a CNAME RR supports it. You delegate the subdomain to any DNS server you wish.

This isn't some special "Let's Encrypt DNS forwarding mode" that DNS providers have to explicitly support. It's simply part of "how DNS works".
Appeasement only works if they're acting in good faith. If they're actually intending to bully, trying to appease them is just handing over more power.
Intuitively to me (I'm a layman as well) it seems that this male variability stems from increased competition amongst males. Historically, but certainly not necessarily, men have played the active role in society while women have been much more passive. It makes sense to me that without constant new stimuli, women have settled into a "best fit" position; while men are still rolling the dice (so to speak) looking for a big win.
After you define what these terms mean, I think I am more inclined towards programming and software engineering. Thanks!
I think it at least debunks the claim that "Lambda School was a scam". It may have a lot of faults, and it may not be the best way to get training, but it's not a scam.
I wrote this many years ago: https://sheets.alhur.es/

The source code is somewhere on GitHub, but I don't remember where exactly, I tried so many times to write a good spreadsheet. My final goal was to use them to power-up a structured n-dimensional app for storing any kind of data and visualizing it and doing computations like in a normal free-form spreadsheet.
Well, the main purpose of school is to socialise children and prepare them for spending 8 hours a day behind a desk doing things that they often don't find very interesting. So schools seem pretty apt preparation for real life.
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If a company uses a listening device, it's responsible for the collateral damage it produces. So it's not the defender's fault - without listening devices in the first place, there wouldn't be the problem. Is this correct according to your approach?
While I couldn't find anything in the docs, there's a snippet of a transcript here: https://changelog.com/podcast/201#transcript-67
You honestly can't fathom a situation where Assange would know for sure Russia wasn't involved?

Is everyone in America to be considered a suspected Russian agent now?

Because there is a scenario: Assange got the DNC leaks directly from someone in authority in the DNC, itself, knows the person, and knows they don't work for Russia (because the person already has high-level clearances/was rigorously vetted/etc.)
If this is a factor you should see the opposite pattern in birds.
One thing they got wrong in the article was on profits - whilst the Air France operation struggled, the British Airways Concorde operation was profitable, especially when they did research that showed most people thought seats on Concorde were more expensive than they actually were.
According to the creator of PureScript:

"Solutions at the time included various attempts to compile Haskell to JavaScript while preserving its semantics (Fay, Haste, GHCJS), but I was interested to see how successful I could be by approaching the problem from the other side - attempting to keep the semantics of JavaScript, while enjoying the syntax and type system of a language like Haskell."

https://leanpub.com/purescript/read#leanpub-auto-about-the-a...
Now that I look back, that is how I have approached developing systems and it certainly makes a lot of sense.
Stackbit really is a great product! I was able to throw up a marketing site for my family's rental property in a few hours for some non-technical people to manage.
Only one of my dogs appears to recognize things in the TV. She'll bark at something on screen, and my other dog will run to a window or door trying to figure what he missed. Always wondered why...
Yep, exactly. This is Kaplan 2.0.
Wikipedia had her at £600 million in 2016, so probably not a billionaire, but that's quibbling. I honestly don't think she did anything wrong, but I also think she got that rich because she wrote her books in a world built on exploitive systems. How much less would she have if every book shop employee, amazon employee, or factory worker in china making harry potter ephemera was paid fairly for their labour?

More importantly, if she only had £60 million would she be any less happy?
have you ever heard of the "Take care" clause?
Yup, sleep well and have a shower right before landing. Rather easy (depending on the route), but could be expensive depending on how valuable your time is.

Doesn’t even always have to be first, lots of airlines have excellent product in biz too.
It seems strange to place the blame of Charlottesville on people trying to fix racism rather than the racists responsible for things such as murder or, you know, racism.

This reeks to me of a similar argument against gay marriage, where there wouldn't be nearly as much violence towards them if they didn't try and demand their rights immediately.
Looking at the sources, so far, the White House has already been found out to have lied in it's opening statement about this, and the OP here confused whether the Source was Russia and whether Russia was involved. Sure, need to hear more, but so far, with Rohrabacher admitting to working on this exact thing in 2017, it's more real than fake.
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I would hazard a guess that more Linux users are blocking the ad networks that StatCounter utilizes to collect their data than Linux users that block requests to fonts.google.com.
> Can we get a transcript from what was said in court?

In English courts transcriptions are prepared by a private company and you have no right to see them. You can ask but if you're not involved in the case they will probably refuse.
Magic democraticly-elected-sovereign-leader-murdering 8-ball says: "No."
Is it possible to track an IP address that is using a VPN?
I was reached out to by an internet scammer via instagram to "invest" into their bitcoin mining scheme. Very obvious this person was using fake pictures and was trying to scam me.
I got them to click on a grabify link and got their IP address, but they are using a VPN. This person pissed me off and I am looking for any possible way to locate them/alert authorities of their BS. Do I have any other options??
Andrew, I didnt know that. Thank you.

Now, let me ask you this.

If someone was to ask you either of:

1. "Between MINIX and Linux, which is a great example to study as an OS that's deployed on billions of machines worldwide and used by millions of engineers?"

2. "Between MINIX and Linux, learning administering which, offers me the best job prospects in the general tech industry?"

What would be your answer in each case?
”In a factory union shop you get a raise based on years of service, and promotions are tied to new skills. ”

That’s not how it works for example in Germany. I worked in a union company We had several pay levels and I negotiated with management to skip a few. No difference to the non union company in the US I am working now. The only difference is that the employees aren’t involved in setting pay levels and working conditions.
The hardware world is full of this.
> Slack, Dropbox Paper, Google Docs/Sheets/Diagrams/Forms, Salesforce, LeanKit, Figma, Jira, Trello, Asana, Zendesk

RoleUp handles most of those, but some don't offer user APIs.

What type of data are you looking to coordinate between the applications?

One hack that I've seen people do, though it takes a lot of work, is to push all kinds of data out of each respective service using stuff like Zapier, and into a shared Google Sheet for coordination. Then the Google Sheet itself has macros that push everything back into the sources via Zapier or others.

It's kind of a hack, but can work for specific use cases.
Whether it is in staging, in dev or in tests, use the same DB engine as in prod. It will save your butt sometimes.

Also, my docker-compose for a Postgres container is literally:

services:
db:
image: postgres:10
ports:
- "5432:5432"

"so much easier" seems very hyperbolic. Not denying that SQLite is an amazing piece of software though!
There are Windows machines for high end and low end, but macOS machines only for high end. Low end includes all your grandmas, unused workstations, and people apathetic about computers because they don't use them much. All your laptops kept folded under dorm beds and used only for assignments.

The same effect shows up to a greater degree on mobile, where Android has something like three times iOS’s units sold yet the same amount of mobile traffic and half as much app store revenue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalton_(unit)#Measurement says "Although relative atomic masses are defined for neutral atoms, they are measured (by mass spectrometry) for ions: hence, the measured values must be corrected for the mass of the electrons that were removed to form the ions, and also for the mass equivalent of the electron binding energy,"

I tried to find some place which worked this out more than my earlier calculation. The closest was https://www.waters.com/webassets/cms/library/docs/720000807e... under the entry for "Molecular ion"

> The mass of the molecular ion corresponds to the nominal or monoisotopic mass of the molecule, with the mass of the electron added or lost usually consequential.

However, I can't help but think that last word should be "inconsequential."

I did find https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/rcm.8478#rc... which shows it's possible to measure the difference between ¹⁶O¹⁸O⁺⁺ and ¹⁷O⁺ ("The interference of ¹⁶O¹⁸O⁺⁺ can be detected 0.002 mass units before the larger ¹⁷O⁺ peak starts.") That must be due to binding energy as the naive charge/mass ratio is identical.

That's only 4x more than the 0.00054 mass units I estimated for an electron.

I looked at some of the other example problems. I do not think I am interested in this field.

Thank you for your exchange of information.
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It's also incorrect: 36000 * 2500 m^3 * 2 kg/m^3 is only 180 Gg. I think they used the density of dry ice (1500kg/m^3) by mistake.

Measuring in teragrams is also not very useful, as virtually all climate-related stats are reported in in tonnes of CO2 equivalent ("tCO2e", which ain't exactly proper SI unit formatting but is still widely used). 140 Tg of CO2e = 140 MtCO2e. World CO2e emissions are ~40 Gt/year, for reference.
The theory I've heard is Seth Rich stole the emails via USB and sent them to WikiLeaks after the nomination was stolen from Bernie in 2016 and he recognized the corruption inside the DNC. Reports from the investigation into the hack suggest the data transfer rate matches USB transfer speeds. Seth Rich was later murdered in what was deemed a robbery, but neither his wallet nor watch were removed from his body
I have friends that work[ed] at Bloomberg. I doubt they're that good.
Yeah, I agree about HackerRank's UI. When I was using it I think I just used PyCharm and then cut & pasted my solutions.
That's really great! It's really amazing what you all are doing. Please keep it up and good luck.
I mean, being vetted doesn't mean you aren't working for a foreign country. Need I say more?
That doesn't run at compile time though.
Larry kindly traded letters with me when I was a young man attempting to learn programming via Object Pascal. Eventually, my mom made me write him a check for all the postage he had spent. In addition to sending me at least two letters a week for just around a decade, he shipped me dozens of books and manuals. One year for the holidays, someone sent me 4 large FedEx boxes filled with networking gear I desperately needed for a “M”MORPG game I was building. The return label read “53414e544120414e442048495320574f524b53484f50”. In the game, players were elves scrambling to defeat a corrupted workshop. The final boss was S̶a̶t̶a̶n̶ Santa himself.

It was only when I was older that I appreciated that he had probably sent me thousands of dollars worth of gear (and not in 2020 dollars!) in addition to the invaluable advice he provided, sometimes (frankly, often) unsolicited but always direct and always thought provoking.

While I never did become an extremely competent commercial developer, to this day I enjoy programming for programming’s own sake. Larry’s push for me to fix my own headaches, rather than simply giving me a metaphorical aspirin, resulted in my development of solutions for small hobby problems that it appeared often only myself and perhaps a few others shared.

As it turns out, in spite of (or thanks to) my niche interests, my curiosity and the method of targeted problem solving Larry fostered set me on a path I remain on today. Frankly, his contributions helped mold me as a man more than those of any other mentor of mine; that is absolutely meant as a compliment to his prescient pedagogy, rather than a slight at my life’s many other wonderful influences.

I’ve sold a few businesses thanks to Larry’s problem solving approach. The rest I founded are running profitably - and somehow I’ve never lost an investor money. My customers have always, above all else, been happy because they had their problems fixed. (Or, perhaps thanks to his influence, their happiness stemmed from my teams simply providing them with the tools they needed to solve their own problems!)

And because I followed Larry’s personal advice, I have been able to spend every day for nearly two decades doing what he encouraged and what has consistently engaged me: finding, isolating and destroying problems.

Thank you for everything.
You're forgetting

4. Convince millions to give just a little bit of time or effort because you spent your entire political career fighting for working people.

Which, in my view, is even better.
This just made me realize. There is an even simpler way to achieve the same result without a database.

The token includes the time when it was created (iat attribute) so critical actions could check that the token is less than 3 minutes old.
It was a serious question where I don't know the answer... Shares are publicly traded at NASDAQ. The Murdoch family seems to hold 39% (of the shares with voting power?) according to Wikipedia... Not sure how feasible it would be to buy enough of the rest if money wasn't an issue?
seems like a decent approach. Care expounding?
Sounds like you're doing a great job here Emre, thanks from Addis Ababa. I hope you guys get the chances that you're looking for the interviews.
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The far right is obviously very obsessed with "owning the libs".

There is a massive, silent, and barely political segment of the population between far left and far right. For that silent majority, the only real impact they will have noticed from the Trump presidency is that they paid slightly less in tax.

Most people genuinely don't care about politics. Everyone cares about their money. I think the tax cuts are more important than you let on.
That makes sense! I have renters insurance now but will be needing to renew within the next few months so I'll probably still have to go somewhere else for now but I'll keep checking back with Goodcover. Thanks for the reply and congrats on the launch!
I'd respect the hell out of Bloomberg if he came out and said "damn right I'm buying this election...because the rules are that messed up" followed by a comprehensive plan to forever get money out of our elections.
We know better now. In many places, the forests demolished for palm oil contain invaluable biodiversity. It's not that Europe shouldn't be reforested, but proper incentive structures have to be implemented to prevent further enclosure on vital ecosystems in less developed economies.
You're missing a key alternative here which is, you know, asking voters to donate
"Carrie Goldberg, an attorney who specializes in sexual privacy violations, offered one example of the potential harm from her own case work: A plaintiff whose ex repeatedly created fake profiles of him on Grindr, a gay dating app, putting him at risk for assault.

The ex would “post my client’s geographic information, and then send people” to his home and workplace, looking for sex, Goldberg said. The plaintiff repeatedly flagged the issue to Grindr, to no avail, and a subsequent lawsuit fell short of holding the company accountable in court. Grindr prevailed by invoking Section 230, she said."

This case seems like you could apply precedent to it. Dating services like this have been around for decades, using snail mail instead of apps. Surely someone did something like this back in the day, putting a dating ad in the singles section of a newspaper or something similar. Did the US sue the postal service back then? Did they sue the magazine?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoisotopic_mass#Monoisotopic... points out:

> The monoisotopic mass is not used frequently in fields outside of mass spectrometry because other fields cannot distinguish molecules of different isotopic composition. For this reason, mostly the average molecular mass or even more commonly the molar mass is used. For most purposes such as weighing out bulk chemicals only the molar mass is relevant since what one is weighing is a statistical distribution of varying isotopic compositions.

> This concept is most helpful in mass spectrometry because individual molecules (or atoms, as in ICP-MS) are measured, and not their statistical average as a whole. Since mass spectrometry is often used for quantifying trace-level compounds, maximizing the sensitivity of the analysis is usually desired. By choosing to look for the most abundant isotopic version of a molecule, the analysis is likely to be most sensitive, which enables even smaller amounts of the target compounds to be quantified. Therefore, the concept is very useful to analysts looking for trace-level residues of organic molecules, such as pesticide residue in foods and agricultural products.
Multiple people (I know as my upvote just now didn't even get you back in the black) downvoted you (and now me ;P), but you are absolutely correct that that quote didn't really have anything to do with the question.
Where did I say I can't fathom that situation for starters? From all indications from the DNC to the US Intelligence community it wasn't someone inside the DNC so absent any information from Assange/Wikileaks I have no reason to believe it's anyone else. Also we know from the War files that Wikileaks doesn't go through the documents provided to remove things like personal names to protect locals who did simple things like working as translators etc. so I'm not too convinced they'd look particular hard at exactly who was sending them the info.
It would be a loss if due to a critical need to protect privacy we end up inadvertently harming a group of people that are already at a disadvantage. I once knew a hearing-disabled person and the hardship it brought them affected nearly every interaction with them I had. For me that trade-off is not worth it.

If the best channel to help the deaf listen clearly is also the best one for letting eavesdroppers listen clearly, then this is a problem best not handled with such a heavy handed solution - possibly not even a technological solution at all.
It's very nice to see young Africans trying make a good gesture on the tech world, it's really appreciated.
You bundle the top 10 most popular fonts and save about half the traffic: counter is ticking about 20M per minute or 201B per week, top 10 fonts were used 136B times this week, Chrome is about 3/4 of users. Bundling would save (136/201)*(3/4) = about 1/2. However, Google would lose about half of their tracking events so I'm sure they've already thought of this and figured the data is worth more than the traffic expenses.
Why dwell on an irrelevant number? It's not material to the presidential election. At all. There is no reason the mass media should even report it. It's not germane to the outcome. It only serves to confuse everyone.

The rules for winning a presidential election are well known and well established. You have to win a majority of the electors spread over many states. This means composing a message that broadly resonates with the country. Trump did that. HRC did not.
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Replace x.x.x.x with the IP to see who owns it. [1] Reach out to the ip admin, assuming it is not a shady reseller or someone using address space that belonged to a bankrupt company. Don't get your hopes up.

[1] - https://bgp.he.net/search?search[search]=x.x.x.x&commit=Sear...
Do you really believe that the billionaires are the virtuous ones and everybody else is lazy? My theory is that they have been able to focus the wealth the country generates on themselves instead of others. If all billionaires retired tomorrow I believe the country would keep working the same way and the economy would keep growing. Do you think e-commerce would be any smaller without Bezos? No way.
I wonder if the entire race could be won by offering an incentive of sorts. Say a $50 Amazon gift card for every (new) voter who sends a pic of their vote receipt or something... Granted its a lot of money, but so is gifting billions to the media conglomerates for more (useless) ads...
Do you think it's still used for the latter rather than the former now?
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Kind of expected an article titled 'How 1500 bytes became the MTU of the internet' to tell us how 1500 bytes became the MTU of the internet.

Even I could of told you, 'the engineers at the time picked 1500 bytes'.