skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
what I am wondering is how that compares to how we think as certain human languages cause to think differently structurally as the composition of a sentence goes by different rules...ie German vs English for an example.''

German verbs and subjects is backward in order to English sentence structures.
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It's Slate.
I can't see how it would make it less toxic - a lot of the toxicity I see comes from accounts where it just wouldn't be possible for them to know who followed them because they're well into the 100ks, if not millions.
It's just that the community is not large. It's small. To think that 'a few thousand people' is large among millions of other programmers is 'silly' (to quote you).
Random Releases Named '' on GitHub
Since a few minutes I saw multiple releases on GitHub just named ''.
What is going on?

https://github.com/containerd/containerd/releases/tag/''
https://github.com/vimeo/psalm/releases/tag/''
https://github.com/cryptomator/cryptomator/releases/tag/''
Okay. Did you have any thoughts about the article?
And specifically in that example, using an external database when defending the speed of the language

kdb isn't written in an external language.

Has he? Couldn't find anything (I'd like to see it, honestly, seems a fun experiment).

Not entirely him, of course. There are a few remaining files on kparc.com:

kparc.com/z/
kparc.com/$/

so on.

Not free software, and they seem reluctant to show it off. 'geocar has done a live demo of a primitive version, though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTrOg19gzP4 (2014)

The archive is more interesting:

https://web.archive.org/web/20130830071750/http://kparc.com:...
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I have 4 years old project. Currently stacked at 5.5 (5.2->5.3->5.5), because updating to 5.8 had some issues with socialite logins.
But main issue was the new jwt token package version completely change how it's working.
Having android app users that rely on old jwt package, I don't have much motivation to upgrade to new version and wasting lots of time and having headache. Imo easier will be to completely move to other framework.
Especially since I really don't like laravel facades.
I don't appreciate you putting words in my mouth.

I have never said I wanted to punish anyone.

I have never suggested looking at bank balances - in fact I explicitly argued against this the only time I mentioned it.

You are arguing against a straw man.

That said - I have no interest in replying to the content of the argument - I stay away from arguing about things on the internet where there is no right side. The general question of what to do is too political for me to approach here. All I am willing to do, and have done in my comments, is respond to clearly incorrect statements.
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Can you specify exactly what we should be looking for here? To put it another way, what moved you to post this comment with this content? There must be some takeaway you expect readers to have. What is it?
Consequences, no. Infrastructure failures, absolutely. What's being hosted isn't as important when it's broken and you're struggling to fix it. Sure, when it's a financial service's infrastructure, you're worried about other peoples money, but it's still something that's broken and may take time to fix.
Indeed. There's not even a meaningful line between compiler and transpiler. All compilers take code in one format and output it in another, and there are plenty of widely-accepted compilers that output C code or assembly, rather than machine code.
Is turning Global Financial Crisis into an acronym necessary? It certainly isn’t standard. Turning things into acronyms that are used a single time in a written statement without reference or explanation is one of the most obnoxious things in this industry. Paraphrasing grandmas everywhere, if you can’t write things properly, don’t write anything at all.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice_president#Use_in_financia...
> HN has already marked this as "dead".

Oh good. I expected that sooner or later. Better that it is dead than on the front page, TBH.
DO you mean apple TV's will be more like a 'Apple mac teeny tiny' where they work more as a low powered desktop than a media player? It would be interesting to see
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Here seems to be another article with much better pictures about this beast https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2015/06/the-antarctic-snow...
There's a buyer for every seller.
The only company in the world who can claim to have made a perfectly horizontal system at all levels of macro and micro is amazon, and even they would be lying to do so.

A system like robinhood can have hundreds of moving parts, if 99 of them are horizontally scalable but 1 is not, eventually that 1 piece will become the bottle neck, and the fact it hadn't been made horizontally scalable yet is more likely to be a testament to how much work would have to go into doing so.

> Heads. Should. Roll. Tell us the post-mortems, and then tell us who got the boot. Completely unacceptable.

This is an unfortunate viewpoint. How quickly did we forget that robinhood is literally providing a service that no other company was able to do before. You want 100% uptime, you won't find it in an online service, let alone an online fee free service, you'll find it on the floor of the exchange.
Marvelous film. Have you seen Margin Call? That's possibly better in my view (although I watched them several years apart)
VP is just a fancy title for Manager in financial institutions so people feel better.
From an instance admin's perspective:

I had new users land fresh from abandoning Twitter.

- New user, day one: This is neat! Hi everyone!

- New user, day two: Wow, there sure are a lot of ${slurs} around here.

- Me: We don't say that here. Don't do it again please.

- New user: I thought this was a free speech zone! Conservatives just can't catch a break!

I'm absolutely not saying this is what happened in your specific case. I know instances that quite possibly would block someone just for voting Republican, and maybe that's what happened to you. And if so, I'm sorry you had that experience. I have several right-leaning users who are polite and respectful, and I 100% defend their right to express their own opinions. But, I've personally seen a lot of cases where people were asked to stop being jerks, not because of their opinions, but because they were were acting like jerks, who then went on a rant about censoring conservative speech before rage quitting.
Haskell has modules.
I apologize for the confusion, i've since removed this typo.

The data is only split once, before using a correlation test to select the features that the model would be trained on. As far as I can tell there is no data snooping occurring because the data is split into train and test sets before any decision are made.
Excellent article, I had a bias to in person voting and had not heard of in person voting with "Floating Receipts" before. I thought this was a receipt indicating only that the voter had voted, I did not realize this apparently involves taking home a ballot from another (unknown) voter!?

The only reference I could quickly find to this "Floating Receipt" concept was:
https://static.usenix.org/event/evt07/tech/full_papers/rives...
"never catch a falling knife"
> I expect the pain of virtualisation and the problems with that to make the whole experience miserable.

They did it twice for mac os - m68k->PPC->X86 and came out alright. Also transitioned two generations of ARM (current CPUs no longer support 32bit).
I'd love to know where your numbers come from
It's just a weird financial thing. Everyone gets to be a VP. I was actually a bit embarrassed by having the title when I worked at BofA. It's not even a manager level. I was what would be a senior developer anywhere else.
Look, we’ve been shitting on Robinhood for almost a decade

They don’t even come here to defend themselves and people still act surprised
how is this "circuit breaker" meant to help? surely it will just fuel emotions and make things worse if people can't get rid of stock they don't want?
I'll try out these models and get back to you with their effectiveness.
Same here. I don't remember the details, but I had BTC (transferred from local wallet) stuck in some unexplained "pending" state for more than a week and Coinbase support was nowhere to be found. Thankfully, it was eventually resolved and that was the end of my BTC adventure.
Obviously a reference to 4chan's ecchi board
Now that i hear it, i have to admit, he sang through a telephone. Would really love to here an ai prediction version.
>> "and thus exonerates him"

How does this exonerate him if he has no lawyer to go thru the procedural efforts? You are right that hiring a lawyer is a choice, in as much as going to prison is a choice.
First saw him in Three Days of the Condor, which I loved as a kid.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/three_days_of_the_condor
> Those SoCs were designed exclusively for Apple products by Apple and Samsung.

Seems true [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple-designed_processors#Earl...
For the curious, this is known as Goodhart's Law.
> Already I have student friends who use an iPad + keyboard + stand as their primary device for productivity work.

I use my ipad for everything except programming (and all work-related tasks are currently done on a work laptop due to being in a highly regulated industry, for now) and gaming (besides a few games that work exceptionally well on tablet, I never got into mobile gaming, I have a PS4 anyway).

All of my web browsing, youtube watching, document editing, spreadsheets etc I do on ipad. I even occasionally SSH’d into a server to fix some stuff and used a git client to push some minor edits. I also quite like ipad for animation, photo editing and 3d modeling (although I’d like to learn blender since the UI updates...), and Miro for digital whiteboarding.

I’m pretty happy with it, but though I’ve tried various setups, tools and editors, I’ve not yet been happy with actually programming on ipad.

Note that outside of the ipad, my preferred setup is actually a very keyboard-centric tiled WM Linux setup (i3 on manjaro currently), but I’ll use OSX happily enough (and do for work). I was never really into Apple products much, but I love my three year old 9.whatever inch ipad pro.
This seems like a non-story. Original author says "please add my name back," current maintainers say "OK will do." What am I missing?
Stocks are on sale!
Let's call it what it is, the start of the Trump recession. Move your money to FDIC insured if you value it.
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If you’re limited by database throughput and can’t scale further, throwing more hardware into the mix doesn’t help.
SPA gives you all the state stored client side, backend can be reduced to simple stateless functions. Anything persisted longer goes in the DB, and plenty of solutions exist that automatically keep the client side view of the DB and the backend in sync automatically, even across temporary loss of connectivity.

Compared to the bad days of server side session management, SPAs are far simpler to code and to reason about.

The elimination of the back and forth between client and backend means far less testing, and far simpler testing.

It is also arguably more efficient. Yes it uses more resources on the client compared to doing everything server side, but cpu and memory needs to be used no matter what. Treating web browsers as dumb terminals when the cheapest smartphone is at least quad core is a bit silly.

That said, there isn't any excuse for bad client side code that murders CPUs, but not using the client for anything but JPEG decoding doesn't make much sense!
If you horizontally scale all the way, you just take on different issues like CAP theorem trade-offs. Financial book-keeping is a hard thing to scale and all it takes is a single component that cannot, like the transactional bedrock of your system.
Yes. Good eye :) The other comment is also quite accurate: it doesn’t properly grasp phonetics.
I'm doing http://www.openbeans.org which is an IDE supporting Java among other programming languages. It's made in Java too.

So, I need to distribute a notarized build that also provides a JDK for users. My users would naturally want to debug their own code using the provided JDK.

So either we just forget about notarization on developer tools and we just tell people to disable everything or Apple has to figure out some better way. I already see they apply the notarization rules differently so perhaps if you get your tool on the "internal Apple tools whitelist" it's easier.

I programmed on Macs since the G4 days but I will not be upgrading the current software or hardware given the current trend. Just switch to a nice Thinkpad running Linux (or a BSD if I feel adventurous).
This is great if you only need 90%. But often that extra 10% is the difference between a state of the art commercially viable product and vaporware that nobody will pay for.

It’s sort of like production software in general. Sometimes the core product is pretty easy to prototype... but serving it to all your users with very high reliability and uptime is not so easy, and that’s what actually gets them to pull out the credit card.
Interesting! Usually when I share links on slack, it goes like this: 1. Copy the website URL 2. Paste into slack 3. Go back to website and copy a relevant passage 4. Paste as code, so it's clear that it's a citation 5. Add my own comment 6. Post.

So if I could bring that down to 1. Select text 2. Open extension 3. Enter my own comment 4. Post, this could potentially save me some time
This is one reason why YC prefers businesses that have at least two founders - having one person who's good at the business and sales side and one who knows the tech side covers the difficult bits of running a business. If you're trying to do everything and you're not a good sales person you're going to struggle.

Try to find someone who's good at sales to help you.
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What is BlackBerry?
If the article is appealing to an existing inclination you have, that's all the more reason to consider the motives of the people writing it.
When my wife and I bought our first house in 2006, the prevailing wisdom was that real estate was an incredibly safe (if often conservative) investment. Then 2008 happened. From that experience, I've decided that I will never invest in a market I don't understand.
To Americans with Scandinavian/Swedish ancestors (there sure are a lot of you), I really recommend watching these two movies starring Max von Sydow and Liv Ullman:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Emigrants_(film)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Land

They are based on a series of novels (1949 and onwards) by Vilhelm Moberg chronicling the fate of a family who decides to migrate from famine/poverty-stricken Sweden to the US in the mid 1800s. A full 25% of the Swedish population ended up migrating to the US.

These two movies made Max iconic and so beloved to pretty much everyone in Sweden. They are also fantastic movies; I find myself rewatching them once every 5 years or so.
Antonius Block: I met Death today. We are playing chess

Out of all the roles he played I remember him best as the knight from The Seventh Seal. Somehow his looks, demeanor and way of talking perfectly fit that of a stereotypical medieval knight.
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Yes I agree you want number of samples to be greater than number of features. This is why the number of features were reduced from over 400,000 to 25. After this reduction the number of features is less than the number of samples (~700).

Honestly I didn't prioritize hyperparameter tuning enough. I pretty much went with one of the first models I identified.

Could you elaborate on the idea of not capturing dependent features please?
Ah, so you didn’t “have to” uninstall apps, you simply chose to. I misunderstood your comment and retract my earlier “forced to” question, apologies.
This administration has a single minded project that has been a struggle to get financed. It would be a huge coup for them to use this downturn to get it financed without borrowing from Peter to pay Paul. Then again, this is all probably just fake news.
Right. Borrow $5 trillion for infrastructure and pay <$50 billion / year. That's a positive ROI for sure. Only issue is you would flood the markets and raise those rates, so you wouldn't get all of it, but still a lot. I have always though that the government should act strategically and take advantage of low rates like other market participants.
It could be improved if that data were available. But it's not in the article, and it wouldn't be easy to gather. So I think we should stick with reasonably achievable choices.
This is probably posted as a "discussion piece" on HN. The same like years old news or Wikipedia articles are submitted.
"(It's not clear to me that it has any use at all if you don't have higher-order functions.)"

It can be done. There are plenty of C codebases that end up having something defunctionalized eventually. It's arguably one of the main pressures that causes Greenspun's 10th Rule [1] to be so accurate; as your codebase grows the odds that you'll be forced to defunctionalize something significant in your code goes to 100%.

It isn't any fun, though.

[1]: "Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of Common Lisp."
Trump's shaky ground? Or everybody since at least the turn of the century?

(Also, note that Trump doesn't get to run deficits. That's Congress's territory.)
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So what is the "it" in "No, it does not" referring to then? Because no part of my comment addresses whether or not temporarily disability benefits are or are not adequate. Rather it only expresses a preference towards how to implement them under the assumption that you are going to implement them in a means tested fashion.
Both things are likely true here.

Also recall that incompetence in the CDC likely stems from politically-motivated firings and funding cuts in 2018.
Call me when they have put it on a dyno next to a Tesla or some other reasonably efficient EV powertrain.

Until then total snake oil crying for attention.
The reason is quite simple: they are using Ruby on Rails internally for many parts of the system.

As much as I love Rails, it's extremely hard to scale an application written in it to handle millions of users. All the Active Record transactions have to be rewritten as database transactions if you want to make sure that the databas doesn't lock the tables for a long time.
I'd be interested in hearing about it. From the (limited) amount I do know, it seemed like BB was a mix of "security by obscurity" with some memory safety (Java) and so called "internal code audits" by RIM.
If the cracks in Robinhood are not obvious to you in your first months of trading, you're not dealing with enough money for it to matter.
You can debug Java code without running into this issue; the problem is when you try to debug the JVM itself.
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Jeremy Irons in Eragon?
And let's not forget that OPENSTEP happily ran apps that were compiled to work on 68k, 486, PA-RISC and SPARC.
Last I checked, ships are still built from steel, just as they have been for a century.

Also the ffg/x “competitive” “bidding” process is a joke. They are paying five vendors to make PowerPoint presentations, then whoever made the prettiest slide deck gets billions of dollars.

The folks who run this are sensitive to criticism but also either unwilling or unable to enact any substantial change.
That's the point of cryptocurrency though: a financial world unencumbered by those annoying regulations that protect the buyer. No takebacks.

Reality is the regulations on the financial system are a feature. Being able to have charges reversed if I get my card skimmed and someone makes a bunch of charges is a feature. Being able to get my money back if the seller ships me broken goods (or nothing at all) is a feature.
Having regulations on banks front-running their customer's transactions is a feature (one that Robinhood unfortunately gets around somehow). Having regulation on securities not being scams is a feature.
I have 8, they are my goto for getting access to the global financial system the most exotic entities

Everyone needs a criminal bank, this one’s relationship with the Federal government will not wane

Have fun dealing with actual compliance departments, its your time and your life.
Thanks! Moberg is very well known in the area where I grew up, I'll have to have a look.
These are very useful patterns!

I feel that the thing that I haven't found my way around about this style of programming is how to make the types scalable. Once the type `Expr` is set to include literals, addition, substraction, and custom functions, there's no clean way to extend it in a modular fashion with more _typed_ operations (eg say you wanted to add multiplication).

When I say modular I mean either in a separate file, or in any other way that doesn't turn every function of `Expr`, over time, into a giant, unreadable pattern-matching statement spanning multiple pages once there are multiple dozens of operators in the type. Any suggestions for that?
I'm curious if someone worked with the stuff described in the article. Maybe describe it in more specific terms?
Are you familiar with DO-178? Basically outputs have to be deterministic.. so you can't really use advanced control techniques.

I haven't worked on flight control (but control on specific aircraft systems, which are at the same level), and they're all basically PID control thrown together.
I'm not sure this one is overshadowed, maybe by dentists. But Orthodontists are doctors (DDS or DMD) and those are generally pretty well paying types of careers.
That's exactly what I imagine. They currently sell two versions of the AppleTV - take the higher one and make it slot below the Mac Mini.
Given the way US economic life blood flows from there, lots of people do care. We've been trying to reduce our dependence on that, but a lot of the world economy still lives and dies on oil prices.
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Thanks I really appreciate it.

I'll try and get back to you with the performance of k-folds validation and shuffling.

I don't think it can be learning the order or samples because the train and test data sets are separated very early on. If it were learning order or samples of the training set it would have to perform very poorly on the test set.