skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's a bit scary on one hand, it's pretty amazing though how much free value you can get from OS or Freemium tools. We use e.g. the free versions of RocketChat and Gitlab, they work great and we didn't have many problems administrating them (once a short outage due to a full disk, but gitlab.com had multiple outages in the same time frame). So I think if you are willing to put a little effort into self hosting you have a lot of choices available. Deployment and maintenance has become easier as well with tools like Ansible and Docker.
Psychographics: How big data is watching you
Please recognize the fact that the argument you are making here is based on whataboutism and is dishonest trying to setup a us-versus-them situation and confuse the actual issue. Then you proceed to follow up with illlogical conclusions with absurdist claims ... pistol dueling has nothing to do with the ROI/TCO of an adopted SaaS.

The actual issue the parent argument is about managing diversity - and that you can never please everyone - and that isn't a pistols at dawn kind of situation.
Soap is mechanical. So you need to rub every part of surface it's not about time.
GOG didn't tell devs about its new refund policy
Wonder if there's software for organisational management? Any ticket tracker could probably do.
I had an alarm clock for a long time. My alarm set for 6:00am and I would wake up and look at the clock at 5:59. So, I would actually just wake up just before the alarm.
CodeMirror Node.js Runmode for Syntax Highlighting
Total comp with stocks, not base salary. $275k base is an outlier.
Why Email Is Your Achilles’ Heel?
What you will do, if you are on vacations (or it is your sleep time, whatever time you prefer to sleep) and there are 100-fold increase in requests die to some reasons?

There are three ways:

(1) You use $2.50 VPS (or Raspbery Pi on your home link, it, really, will be enough for 8 rpm too) and you are Ok that everything collapses and your product/service will be unavailable for long (by current Internet standards) time: from several hours to several days.

(2) You use $40-$100 VPS or dedicated server and pay every month for 8 rpm :-)

(3) You sue something serverless and pay much more than $2.50 only for this surge.

Each way have its own upsides and downsides, and it is impossible to say which is better based only on «8 rpm» information without whole context.
From the article:

> Sources familiar with the legislation tell me that there
> could still be tweaks to the language, so don't be
> surprised if all of this gets addressed. *Particularly
> given that a top Sanders campaign advisor is Rep. Ro
> Khanna (D-CA), whose district includes such Silicon
> Valley burgs as Cupertino and Sunnyvale.*

I.e., gossip.
Answering to myself: the provided implementation is an interpreter only.
What do you mean by disaggregated?

SSD is certainly cheap enough for home NAS now.
Python is indeed an imperative language, along with the others I listed. (Your proposal would indeed be at home in a functional language like LISP.)

But I reject the idea that imperative is bad. You can compose imperative programming fine.

def my_parser(parser):
parser.add_argument('bar')

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
subparsers = parser.add_subparsers()
my_parser(subparsers.add_parser('a'))
my_parser(subparsers.add_parser('a2'))

> you can't have a subcommand that always collects all the remaining arguments as-is.

parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
subparsers = parser.add_subparsers()
a = subparsers.add_parser('a')
a.add_argument('args', nargs='*')

That works just fine.

./example a arg1 arg2 arg3

./example a -- arg1 --look-ma-hyphens-arg2 arg3

If you're complaining about the double hyphen syntax....that's a universal convention for UNIX-ish CLI positional arguments. Otherwise things get really murky.

./example a --help

Did I want help on the `a` subcommand, or did I want to pass `--help` to the `a` subcommand? The `--` syntax lets you distinguish.
who is still excited about pair programming? I think this will come to an end very abruptly. keyboards are disgusting.
I think the argument extends to potential need to draft general population in times of need. You want to draft healthy people.
Pretty much my argument for universal healthcare.

People from both sides focus too much on emotional aspects of universal heathcare, but from a practical standpoint, the healthier your population, the longer they will be alive paying taxes. Obesity was a problem in the US only when too many people were too fat to join the military.
A tado° connected thermostatic devices Prometheus exporter written in Rust
Yes thank you, exactly what I was looking for.