skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This mirrors my story almost exactly. Bachelors and masters degree in engineering (not software). Got a job in a large company that had a software team. Essentially just moved into that team by helping them with work. Built up my skills both on the job and in my own time for what the job market was asking for. Transitioned to full time pure software eng job in a new company, never looked back since
> But there is one planet where the calendar would need zero finessing: Mercury. The small planet revolves exactly three times, or days, over the course of two years — allowing its calendar to naturally align every other year.

I would imagine that this is some form of resonance, like the tidal locking of the moon, but i can't explain it myself.
If you're targeting developers then I suspect you'll find many of them have at least heard of the term raycasting from CS degrees at the least.
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Leftists since every political article have an left slant.
The shipping companies need to hear this -- not only are they losing business, but they are also encouraging people to buy unnecessary new stuff.
Show HN: Covid19 browser extension that puts masks on faces on the internet
Huge difference to Spanish Flu is that at that time we did not have antibiotics and most people did not die from the flu, but from pneumonia caused by a bacterial superinfection. Thanks to Alexander Fleming and other great researchers we can treat bacterial infections quite well now, so the corona virus would have to be a lot more lethal than the Spanish Flu to cause the same number of deaths.
Not to mention the fact that oral transmission never stopped[1][2]. But I think the point isn't that they didn't believe there were epic poems being recited from memory, only that this particular epic, the Iliad and Odyssey, was in doubt. Whether it was a single (or dual) oral epic, or it was a compilation of other poems that didn't come together until after it was written down.

If there was indeed someone spreading a myth that ancient people weren't smart enough to recite a poem like the Iliad, I doubt it was said in an academic context and was instead ideology. An arrogance akin to the oft repeated claim that people once thought the world was flat.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Inv_zv6xQ

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCEglqZmQZc
Sounds a lot like how Yule and Saturnalia (among others) got rolled into what we now call Christmas.
Adding to readme an example of generated output would be nice...
Twice... they made the same mistake 4 years ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/RobinHood/comments/48mep4/robinhood...

This years thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/fck1tu/if_y...
No, traditions of oral transmission was well known at the time, especially for illiterate cultures. The question was if Homer was composed and transmitted orally.

The question is valid for Homer because a lot of works from antiquity was composed in writing. E.g the Histories of Herodot was composed in writing by a single person, and transmitted by reading aloud from text.

If the different narrators riffed and improvised based on the formula, then there might never have been a single "Homer" at all. These questions are far from settled.
When I bury my father, I will be very sad.

If I should have to bury my daughter, I would be devastated.
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I would be very open to relocate for the right job.
I really enjoy programming and it's also my hobby. I'm, however, also rather extroverted and would love to not sit in front of the computer 24/7, for this reason

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I believe there is the 3.x variant available [0]

[0] https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-python-3
Mooers's Law
That number will vary greatly by region and the quality of healthcare, as well as the functioning ability of governments to handle it. The infection rate is such that it’s exponentially growing, which means it’s showing no signs of slowing down. If 1% of the world dies from it, that’s hundreds of millions of people dying from something in addition to everything else already killing people. This is really bad.
I love both. The "if you had to choose" argument is a horribly utilitaristic one and I'm happy I'm neither related nor acquainted with anybody seriously bringing it up.
Not to mention a brutal world war. I can't think of a worse time to have a pandemic.

A̶n̶t̶i̶b̶i̶o̶t̶i̶c̶s̶ ̶w̶o̶n̶'̶t̶ ̶h̶e̶l̶p̶ ̶w̶i̶t̶h̶ ̶C̶O̶V̶I̶D̶-̶1̶9̶,̶ ̶b̶u̶t̶ ̶w̶e̶ ̶h̶a̶v̶e̶ ̶a̶ ̶l̶o̶t̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶a̶n̶t̶i̶v̶i̶r̶a̶l̶s̶ ̶n̶o̶w̶ ̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶m̶a̶y̶ ̶h̶e̶l̶p̶,̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶m̶u̶c̶h̶ ̶h̶i̶g̶h̶e̶r̶ ̶s̶t̶a̶n̶d̶a̶r̶d̶s̶ ̶o̶f̶ ̶c̶a̶r̶e̶.̶

Edit: Thanks for the correction below, I misunderstood why antibiotics could be of help.
Took a break from coding and saw this, nice what you've been able to do with React.

Maybe put some basic instructions bottom left or right so players know what controls to use.

And you can make it more difficult by increasing your vehicle sizes.

Nice. I didn't check it out for optimizations but it plays well enough for me to have had fun for a few minutes! Good job!
You can submit this link as a PR to this page
https://github.com/PostgREST/postgrest-docs/blob/v6.0/ecosys...
Rumor mill and Reddit comedians are having a field day that apparently this happened 4 years ago - their data feeds Abe order book can’t handle leap years and don’t fail gracefully. Take it with a grain of salt of course, but there are some alleged screenshots [1]

1. https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/fck1tu/if_y...
While your hero might be a guy making a Cybertruck and talking about living on Mars, this guy is my hero.
Exceptionally cool. Here's a similar data recovery project from the Viking Lander tapes: https://gist.github.com/jakeogh/fa995a3277d500ab59b1
I bet those watches sell for a pretty penny
Yes, I got contacted by HN hiring threads multiple times. I ended up taking few gigs and it turned out to be good. The quality of the jobs and requirements we get from HN is good when compared to other job boards. Experience definitely matters for a good role. I see lot of requirements are related to javascript frameworks (e.g React). In your case I would show some links to your profile (i.e Github, linkedin or your own website). Good luck with your search. You can also reach out to people from "Who is Hiring" thread.

Here is list of compiled remote job boards.

https://github.com/lukasz-madon/awesome-remote-job/#job-boar...
This kind of comment is typical for someone who does not have to contend with business reality and has no idea how much it costs to develop and maintain native desktop applications.

My guess is that the same people, when given a native app, complain about the subscription pricing or the price tag.
The "die" part is why this gets shared. Expect more of these messages.
They did get one benefit from this choice:

> the version number alone should be enough to unambiguously differentiate between APIv1 and APIv2.

...which is how version numbers normally work. They've made a big breaking change in a 1.X release, so it isn't semver, but that isn't the end of the world. It works around having to put the major version number in the import path too, so really it works like most other non-Go, non-semver, projects.
/beta in the URL
Obviously my wording was poor. If the light turns while you are still in the intersection, you've earned a ticket.

In both states, you are supposed to not enter the intersection unless you have both time and space to make it through. In Oregon, intersections tend to stay clear more, because people generally follow that rule more. In California, if the light is yellow and traffic is stopped on the other side, many people will enter anyway, knowing they can't go through, just to claim their "turn". And totally block traffic when the light changes. Not so much in Oregon.
>For example, an analytics dashboard built with a no-code analytics tool like Looker is likely to have more qualified people to fix it than one built with a patchwork of custom scripts and APIs. Nobody should have to pull data scientists or product developers away from their work to fix a bar chart.

I don't have experience with Looker, but the unseen complexity of no-code tools often leads to very complex systems with interactions that are hard to understand. A dashboard may not have that many interactions with other tools, but the black box nature of these kinds of tools usually leads to significant downtimes when there's a small detail not working as expected, or where you need a small customization that wasn't foreseen by the no-code API creators.
Are americans really dumb enough to kill off silicon valley. One of their primary sources of jobs, wealth and standard of living. Tell me its not true.
Venera missions just blow my mind, more so, even, than the Moon landings. Not only did they land onto an incredibly inhospitable surface (and sent _digital_ pictures from there before digital cameras were invented), they also did multi-stage missions where they'd first fly to Venus, and from there do a Halley comet approach. Even today this would be pretty nuts to pull off, for anyone.
If you don't find yourself reinventing wheels then you made the right call -- your project didn't need a framework to begin with.
And they ended up in hundreds of thousands of lines :)

Wonder if part of this is custom video / audio codecs? That I’d imagine would contribute a good amount...
> The infection rate is such that it’s exponentially growing

Globally speaking, that's not the case. The number of new cases was highest in early to mid-February and has been lower in the past two weeks.
Does someone know if this new version uses fast generated code for (de)serialization? The previous version was pretty slow (because based on reflection I think) so many people used https://github.com/gogo/protobuf for good performance.
Exactly. It's almost clickbait.
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Best mention the name in the title. Gitea is a well-known OSS 'brand'. I've used it and it is a great project.
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Oh, please, anything but Webex. There are so many good conferencing solutions out there - why is Webex the one that's so popular among "enterprise" companies.
Still not legally PII. Correlated assumptions don't qualify. Bad PR but not PII. PII means very specific things,"a person called jack ryan owns this PC" is not PII, "the owner of this PC was born on 01/02/03" is PII.

From a PR perspective it sort of looks bad but please look at the comparison table on the paper where similar data is collected in the registry,logs,prefetch,etc... Unlike *nix,windows does a ton of activity logging and it has been this way for a long time. Most people know of application,system and security logs for example but in the same log directory there are usually 100-200 other log files including IE browsing related logs.
Check the bottom of the README

For a complete example, see this codesandbox.

https://codesandbox.io/s/pev2-ry2dd
Crypto Is the Best Hedge, Says Cardano CEO
Not to come across as crass, but the popularity of inferior products and packaging (in light of the accumulated data) seem to be rooted in a bygone era that had little, if any quality standards (think pre-pink slime nugget accounting and profit scenarios).

It is a bit of a stretch in legal terms, but with the negligence in place for disposal processes/costs of a resource as mature as plastic, it is exactly like the fight against CFC's and the hole in the ozone layer.

Quantifiable damage from plastics and a strategy for reduction could/should mirror other successful campaigns to limit ecological damage.

Most of these brands are now invisible for the 1st world, cord-cutting, ad-blocker-loving generations, so my hope is that the next round of behemoths will learn from their environmental mistakes.
None of the comments in this submission's thread so far seem to be related to the article's content (the headline was tantalizing, but the article itself is really cool), so to try and counteract that, here's one that's directly related:

As it says, Wikipedia is written by vast amounts of people. The myth that only a small number of people contribute is just that: a myth. Checking edit histories on anything but the most niche of articles would demonstrate this, but you could also do the same analysis he did today and see if you can replicate his result; it's been a few years now, things probably look slightly different.

This has gotten more relevant over time even though the people perpetuating the myth have changed, along with their motives for doing so. One of the more popular and long-lasting myths!
I wonder if react native library code and all the other code related to it like the js engine is included in that metrics.
He's saying that China has it under control, not that we do.
Do you know if there's a way to get it to work with containers? Often, I'll use a container to remain logged in to a site and white list its cookies. It'd be good if non-container pages were in private mode by default.
The death rate seems so low, that I could imagine many of the elderly people dieing from it, would also have been killed from many other viruses that would have possibly come along shortly after.
I put up a functionality GIF here: https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/otis-ai
Adam fell into the duality of the subject object relationship when he ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, this much is implied in the very name of the tree which relates two opposing and irreconcilable terms. After eating from this tree, Adam began to see himself as seperate from God. This led to the absursity of his shame, since putting on clothes is not going to hide what's underneath from the all knowing being. For man, it is absurd that he sees himself as seperate from God, whose existence man depends on for his own being. Seeing his nakedness after having not seen it previously also speaks to man's mode of being shifting from the inward to the outward, with the surface of the body being the limit of outward development and the preoccupation with it being exposed pointing to this shift and fall. The two eyes of the two individuals, again signifying duality, being opened also attests to this shift since the eyes that see the nakedness can only see outwardly. And finally, recall that this shift from the inward to the outward is precisely the fall of man, since the "Kingdom of God is within you."
horribly utilitaristic invites 'one man's meat is another man's poison.' Lots of people think utility is a higher goal.
I've checked my 25-OHD levels before (which prompted my doctor to recommend vitamin D supplements) and 6 months after.

95% of the population need supplementation with 1700 UI to reach a serum level of 75nmol/L (considered optimal) [1]. Men can metabolize 3000-5000 UI [2]. The body adapts to higher doses by stopping solar synthesis thus we can tolerate up to 10000 UI [3].

Also vitamin D is a fat soluble vitamin and a supplement isn't necessarily absorbed well. Thus 2000 UI is generally recommended for individuals that have sub-optimal levels (this was a prescription from my doctor which is fairly standard) and it isn't considered toxic if you take up to 10000 UI.

[1]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17344484

[2]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12499343

[3]: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10232622
So you want to write spagetti in another language because webdev is getting too difficult? In my opinion one should strive to learn their craft well, and if you havent by now, you should very quickly educate yourself out of writing bad code. Otherwise it's a habit that keeps you feeling bad about you and your code and hold you at disadvantage against that competition you are so worried about.

But if you think a break in another domain would just magically make everything better, try becoming an expert in some obscure domain in some not-well reputed company. There most of your work will probably end up be muttering a few words in meetings and drinking coffee, with no one to tell you what to do as they dont really understand your domain.

There are a lot of codebases with really bad code that no one wants to take care of, so findind a gig like that would probably also pay you well.
Nice, but would be great if it could show it as a Gantt Chart too. The current display shows everything starting at the same time, so doesn’t estimate the total wall clock time.

Now are there similar explainers and visualizers for MySQL and Presto?
> Perhaps because he has a history of trying to escape the

> law?

I don't think that warrants him being treated like a terrorist, even if you believe he has a high chance of fleeing.
The only reason why I have a Google account is that Google bought YouTube.
Establishing a Google calendar to get rid of Facebook doesn't seem like a win for me...
Besides, how does that work? Much of the Facebook Calendar feature works for me by friends inviting me to events. So in a sense, I will still need to maintain an FB account.
There is more to Italian pizza than Neapolitan pizza.

Roman pizza is distinctly different. It's either Focaccia-like thick and made in rectangular pans, or round, thin and crispy, much closer to NY-style pizza, and much more adventurous with the toppings.

If anyone in Italy looks down on Roman-style pizza, they're idiots.
Also: masks don't make sense at this markup.

I might have been willing to buy 100 masks for my family at $1/piece (which is roughly for what they sold initially, perhaps even less if I looked harder). But I'm not willing to buy 5 masks at $20 apiece, because there's no point. These masks are disposable, single-use items that cause more risk than they reduce if you wear them for prolonged amount of time (or repeatedly take off and on), so it only makes medical sense to buy them by either by the hundreds, or not at all.

Which means no masks for my family now.
The crude case fatality rate is somewhat a hard to interpret number, since it not only depends on the number of fatalities but also on the number of diagnosed people. Differences in how many people are diagnosed mostly explains the regional differences we see in CFR for covid-19. This also makes it hard to compare to the Spanish flu since we don’t know how many infected were diagnosed back then.
It's based on the egalitarian notion that every human deserves a long and healthy life.

If an older person's life ends a bit earlier than it should have, it's sad. But a child's life ending premature, before they've had much of a life at all, is worse, by most peoples' calculus.
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It takes children yeara to develop nakedness shame, and they develop it because of their peers, not something biological.
There are few things that feel utterly "against nature" than a parent outliving a child.
Is there a point in stifling it yet further, though?

Housing price is an economic issue and isn't going to be solved (as far as it can be solved) by economically illiterate policies.