skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
True, seems pretty risky. Maybe the extension could take advantage of the edit history and warn the user about recent changes?

Edit: Unrelated to this issue, but I have a more general idea for the kinds of inputs this extension may accept. It could be an omnibox command [0] that takes the input text, passes it through some search engine with "site:wikipedia.org", visits the first result and finally grabs the URL. So you don't have to know any part of the URL - you can just type the name of the thing.

[0]: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/omnibox
>We all thought we were the smartest people in the room at one point, you’ll grow out of it too one day.

Again with the insults.

Why bother? Because you can learn and I can learn. I don't come here to trade insults. I come here to lay down the actual reality of what I see unimpeded by social norms. Yeah I'm sure I touched nerve here, but it's nothing personal, the internet allows me to talk about truths that are uncomfortable and forces me to face those truths as well.

I've been proven wrong tons of times on HN, so I'm hoping that if you disagree, you can prove me wrong and I can learn something and I'll return the favor in turn if you're the one that's actually wrong.

I find that this isn't the case with most people, they don't want to face reality. The fact that you turn to personal insults and have this whole "why bother" attitude seems to me as a cover. You don't bother because you got absolutely Nothing to offer.
I've started to do yoga. Two weeks in and it's going well actually.
Also as a FE Developer, the inner workings of JavaScript
This alone was worth opening the page:

> argonaut-*
> (server-client distributed deployment infrastructure) for some of the package descriptions in the suite this name is a groan-inducingly obvious Greek-mythology pun, but others don't even mention that its message protocol is encoded in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON "Jason")
How I learned to think fast and slow(a story about critical thinking)
Code is Engineering; Types are Science
I guess a better way would be to monitor their brain activity. That being said I consider most of the perfumes polution.
It's got Guetzli and Butteraugli (2017), so someone should have been updating the page up to that point.
Arguably both of those are terrible. It's just fluff for no real benefit. Why do you not know what data type those things are?

What's wrong with 'address' or 'phone_number' or something to that effect?
TA'd this class! It's a great intro, if a little dated. The best assignment, in my opinion, is the last (code generation). It's also the easiest to do independently, since you can just see if your compiled programs produce the same output as the ones compiled with the reference compiler.

The class assignments are missing a more thorough look at optimization. Might have to rely more on the lectures for that.
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There was a book published ... years ago ... author interviewed on Fresh Air circa 2001. Let me see if I can track it down....

Russ Parsons, How to Read a French Fry, 2001.

https://www.worldcat.org/title/how-to-read-a-french-fry-and-...

Interview: https://freshairarchive.org/segments/los-angeles-times-food-...
If you've ever seen a modular synth, like a Moog, it's basically a programmatic version of that. You wire the outputs of signal generators to the inputs of others to create instruments. Then you create a score, which triggers the instruments with input parameters at specified times, simulating the performance of your instruments or conducting of your orchestra. The output is either live sound or a sound file.
Ethereum 2020: A Roadmap and Outlook
Org has plenty of export options.. and emacs is pretty scriptable.
Category theory

Quantum Entanglement (lectures by Leonard Susskind at Stanford)

creative building in Minecraft :)

(I already knew how to make sourdough from before)
Does 538 have broad-based popular support?

How does its viewership compare to that of gossip-based media like E! or anger-based media like Fox or CNN?
This spreadsheet looks like a chore.

Open communication and mutual assistance is way better than some sort of favor debt economy.
Excellent market strategy and timing!

I wouldn't short any chart that moves from the lower left -> upper right. The ones I mentioned previously do the opposite. Their chart goes from the upper left -> lower right.

Still, timing is so important. If you had gone long UPRO on Feb 18, you would have seen $80 -> $24 in about 6 weeks. Losing 70% of your money would be a little unsettling.

You're obviously one of the "big boys". Most people don't dare play in VIX futures, because of the intrinsic high leverage and because of the high volatility. Wouldn't it be less risky to trade VIX options instead? I don't follow either closely, I'm genuinely asking.
I discovered Csound in 1998 and immediately loved it. 2 days later I discovered Supercollider and immediately switched and still use it.

I think Csound didn't have a real time mode back then. Many things have improved since then.

Regardless, many people do take to it and do amazing things with it and all these music systems extend the learnings from earlier systems.
I would advise not to. Use a mail provider like mailbox.org

I had the same idea and this just puts time on your hands without that much benefit. If you want to, self host maybe one email address which is not that important to you.

When you self host, you have to take care of security updates, system restarts, monitoring, backups, restore. Depending on where you put your server, some providers might reject your address, since it might look suspicious.

Sure enough it is easy to setup a bare Mailserver. But all the other things like keeping it alive and well take more time.

I chose between fastmail.com and mailbox.org and settled on mailbox.org

Fastmail’s web ui is ... faster, search works better.
Mailbox is in Germany which settled it for me.
I created a mobile journaling app that has search, tagging and nothing more. It’s been very useful for me: https://thezenjournal.com/
> Furthermore, the party does not condone excessive government intervention.

This sentiment is dated and suspect. Reference: The stimulus/relief bill just passed.

Remember the bottom line that everyone in power likes to be in power. Gotta keep the music going.
Mailing address should be a part of the intake process and matched with the mandatory census that is done periodically. Seems like this could smooth out a lot of edge cases
And find the site through clairvoyance?
Stuff like this really makes me question many assumptions about the world and our political system/democracy.
Ask HN: Stackoverflow-like sites, but without thumbs up/down and marked answers?
Hm, I would guess that sylpheed is at least partly named after the video game Silpheed?
The reciprocity of receiving and transmitting antennas is in fact fundamentally incorrect. They behave very asymmetrically in their physics.
I bought the cheapest trumpet on ebay($65) and I'm learning the trumpet. It's a lot of fun. I'm slightly annoyed that I'm not programming as much, but this is fun too
What incentive does a private hospital have to stockpile supplies for a pandemic?
If you look at the time graph for available ventilators, we have more available now (435) then on March 30th (402)
Show HN: An IRC Bouncer with no account required
Not exactly a shooter game, but Second Life has had this feature for a while based on Vivox and OpenAL (http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Voice/Technical).
Soldering and reworking electronics.
For sourdoughs, the story's roughly similar. Soda breads use alternate leavening, chemical (baking soda) rather than biological (yeast).

Flatbresds remove leavening entirely.

And alternative (gluten free) flours require either forgoing the gluten-based network structure providing dough integrity (say, with cornbread and some ricecakes), or substituting alternative binding agents (as with xanthan gum), also mentioned.

The piece does. not discuss much of proportions -- baker's percentages, measuring by weight rather than volume, hydration), dough working and formation (kneading vs. stretch and fold or slap and fold), fermentation and proofing methods, steaming, baking temps, covered vs. uncovered baking, scoring, all of which I've been playing with for the past week or so.

But it's a good quick intro.
A thread from 2015: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9322904

(Link for the curious. Reposts are ok after a year: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html)
Fastmail has an even better feature than this. If your main email is hello@example.com and you want to sign up to ‘randomsite’ you can just make up the email randomsite@hello.example.com and it will go to your hello@example.com address.

When you’re sick of it, you can just filter randomsite@hello.example.com to the trash.

Doing this allows you to generate more or less random throwaway emails at the moment you need them, from a normal domain without any prior setup.

I consider this to be one of Fastmail’s killer features.
I'd love to do that someday. But it would be a lot of work.
It’s dystopian that this even has to be said. A child with a second grade level of understanding of science would know this.
I cut my index finger pretty bad, it must have been all the way through the skin as there was a big flap. It definitely needed stitches. I used superglue to hold it together until it stayed stuck on its own. I couldn’t use the finger for like a week because it was all bandaged up. Probably not as a good job as if I went to the doctor, but my finger didn’t fall off. HDHP turns you into a do-it-yourselfer.
My mother had a much more serious gash when she dropped a piece of glass on her foot. This was on Croatia. We went to the ER in the city, and she got stitches fairly quickly for like $20 cash. If I would have cut my finger in Croatia, I would have gone to ER to get stitches.
That should be an easy extension of the JSON API once we have it.
> Since low-coding is super trendy these days

Is it? I'm pretty certain I am not the only programmer who has never heard the term before. What is this super trendy thing?
Thanks man! Let me tell you, it's not always like that! It's a roller coaster But, why not be positive? I get to work on something valuable and people are giving me great feedback!

And, there are definitely people out there who are in a worse situation than me, especially now with the COVID emergency.
The article so far just seems to be the usual AI wishful thinking from people who hope to profit from it and no disruption to speak of as yet.
It’s like the opposite of the physical impositions placed on bouncers.
SS: It is complicated to setup an IRC bouncer. This project aims to make IRC a lot simpler. This is v0.1 and already works. Rather than configuring a config file and all sorts of options, all you have to do is set your IRC password field in your client to:

YourPasswordHere/Server.Destination.Com:Optional-Port/Optional-ClientBuffer

Example:

AFJifjoi/irc.dal.net:+6697/desktop

Would love to hear the problems (and other feedback) with this! I'm going to continue to work on this until it's "finished" based on feedback. I tried this with Kiwi IRC and Textual, and it's fully compatible.

Thank you!
I think this is a fair question, and I find some of the explanations here wanting.

You could implement the same UI the the same external specifications with a number of different data models. In theory, your users would never be able to tell. But in practice, a good data model is going to lend itself to performant software that can be changed predictably and without too many bugs.

The data model is internal quality.
Also - https://discord.gg/c6SEtCt

Is the 'main' aq2 discord.
Also known as .NET and COM/UWP on Windows, and as experience proves, each of the languages that wants a piece of the pie has either to grow language extensions, or the controls have to be constrained to the API space that can be safely exposed to all bindings, and the UI designers don't get to work with all of them.
Given the kind of applications I was able to write in 640KB, there might be still enough space available, even after taking 100k away.

By the way here is a port to ESP8266, MICROBIT, LPC1768, NUCLEO_L476.

https://github.com/tomatsu/squawk
Cypress.io is often recommended
I guess its something I'll get good at if I practice it more, but at I cant even really do leetcode easy right node despite having been a professional developer for a few years and a hobbyist for long before that. I have no C.S. background though.

Most of the times when I end up seeing the solution ot makes sense, but uses data structures in ways I wouldn't think. Part of the reason for that I think is because my daily work for one operates on much different types of data (business entities vs arbitrary collections of integers) and also because the logic in the applications I work on is not very algorithm heavy.

Another reason is because of high level abstractions I've been spoiled by. I could probably hack many of the problems together with LINQ but that's not gonna hold up very well.
So you think this policy was in place starting with Trump? Or was it with a Bush, but Obama chose NOT to repeal it? Or has it all started with Republican governors very recently?

This partisanship seems crazy to me, especially given that the bureaucratic system seems plain broken. Not broken based on Republican or Democratic ideology, just plain broken.

I'm not American, and it doesn't seem like in my country Australia these supply issues have been as bad, despite almost all of our supply coming from China.
Imagine if everybody wore head cams. You could end up with complex strange loops reflecting intimacy and eye contact of an inverted kind.
Due to your remark, I have found this https://github.com/tomatsu/squawk

I think another alternative would be microEJ, I guess.
There are plenty of unemployed people who need to pay rent. If such a short term contract - getting paid to do relatively safe work and help fight the pandemic by making masks - isn't appealing that's probably because he's not paying enough.

Everyone's already charging more for masks, he should be able to manage a decent market rate. To begin with, unemployed people in a pinch are probably willing to accept slightly lower pay.
Check out https://internal.io/. We're big fans of Hasura and work really well with it. Full disclosure, I'm one of the founders.
Even though it's not tangible, I just wanted to offer you a ray of hope - if you'd pitched that set of priorities to me at the right time, I would want to give you an interview barely glancing at a resume. The attitude of wanting to solve hard problems and wanting to learn new things too (in my limited experience) leads to the best developers and designers.
It was switched from [] to <> before 0.1, i.e. unfathomably ancient history.

More information on this and other Rust-related stuff, from a couple of years ago (thus, well after Rust 1.0): https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/6l9mpe/minor_rant_i_w...
Just learning more in depth about websockets. It's been around for a while but i've honestly never had the chance to play around with them.

Thinking of putting together a small app as an excuse to play around with websockets
Why not randomly test city populations to learn asymptomatic Covid rates?
It seems simple enough to test a few thousand healthy random residents of San Fransisco, Seattle, and New York to get a rough idea of the level of asymptomatic community Covid in the area. Why haven't random community Covid tests been carried out yet?
There will be another scandal with infected masks, it is bound to happen. At one point, a large percentage of the population is infected unknowingly, and manufacturing masks in a pure environment won’t be easy.
I'm learning Godot too. Although, my pace of learning is very slow, since I am also working from home. So I mostly learn on weekends or sometimes, for an hour at the end of the day. I started from this link: http://www.alexhoratio.co.uk/search/label/gitting%20gud%20at...
These look good too: https://www.reddit.com/r/godot/comments/an0iq5/godot_tutoria...
I think that's being discouraged by officials now, as the degenderfication of language becomes more customary.
I'm not necessarily recommending you go this route in general, but this is a fantastically actionable article for going deep on various Linux graphics APIs including X11 right on the socket: http://betteros.org/tut/graphics1.php
>What you study for an interview is unfortunately often only vaguely correlated with what you do on a job.

Agreed 100%. Interviewing is hard. I would argue though that interviewing for "architecture" causes another issue. To give an analogy... it's like studying english for a programming job because english is used all the time on the job.

Architecture is just too easy and too obvious and if you just happen to not know a specific architecture or way of speeding something up, all you have to do is read about it on the internet like looking up vocabulary on a dictionary.

I would also argue that google isn't exactly just testing algorithmic skills in an interview. The spiritual goal of the interview is that the question they give you is novel and one you haven't seen before. The overall purpose of novel questions is to measure your raw intelligence.

The question isn't whether or not you know how to reverse a binary tree but whether or not from a state of not knowing how to do it, can you creatively come up with a way to do it in an hour? Raw IQ.

Of course the practice doesn't always match up with the ideal and often times interviewees can get lucky.

I'm not saying that this is the best way to interview. I'm saying that judging an interview based off of architecture is even worse. It's even easier and there's a lot of room for bullshit in a conversational interview as opposed to a technical question.
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What does "SOTA" mean in this context; all I could find is "Software Over the Air" but I'm unsure of what it means in a Speech to Text context
As someone who has been really hooked into gatcha (I counted 9 hours yesterday) this is honestly true. It's very personally rewarding as compared to Twitter (if a massive time waste).
3 weeks ago, I had a long argument with friend of mine, a chemical engineering grad who believes this 5g crap and at the same time believes Corona virus isn't real.

I wasn't worried cos he has barely noticeable drug-caused mental issues. And he's drawn to occult, UFO, 666 conspiracy groups on Facebook and telegram.

However, my old man who's more distrustful of rumors than I am is active on both WhatsApp and Facebook and is begining to believe this 5g nonsense as well - latching on to the intentionally misleading fact that viruses aren't "living things." I didn't bother arguing my stubborn old man and just asked him if ebola, HIV and SARS are man made as well. Then he retorted that Trump's accusing China of making the virus in a lab.

A Nigerian senator and a Nigerian pastor with his own TV channel and millions of 'sheep' worldwide both published videos a few days ago, spreading the 5g virus further and the dumb govt quickly released 5g distancing statements.

I hope whoever started the joke is happy with themselves.
It's a rhetorical question, but why do media spend time on this? By giving it attention, they are legitimising it and actively helping the spread of blatantly false information.
As far as i know Spain, Argentina and Mexico has that "indemnización por despido improcedente o injustificado" and you get paid a months salary for every year you worked there. In Germany AFAIK if the company can prove they have financial trouble there is a procedure for firing first the newest, single, without kids... otherwise i understand you can sue if you have an unlimited contract. Of course in many cases they can work around it by doing temporary contracts and simply not renewing it but there's also limits on how many times they can renew.
I do this as well, I find that wikipedia is the best dictionary
> While saying that "chloroquine phosphate is a good prophylactic for covid-19" to someone who would believe it certainly should be punishable (as attempted murder perhaps! and regardless of whether the speaker is a licensed physician!).

I would disagree. As an example in the history, saying "The Earth is a sphere" was once punishable by death. Fake news and pseudo science has always existed, but censorship is not a solution. Only research, education and communication can help, and even then, each generation will always have his own set of questions without answers.

I don't agree with the parent' solution either, for the same reasons.
One of the great mysteries of government solved itself in front of my eyes as soon as I did a hackathon sponsored by a local city. Even simple relationships like matching a person to their address, not only were difficult to access, but literally did not exist (even if they did exist, city officials told us that some people change addresses so quickly we can't count on the data to be accurate). Same goes with similar data points like phone numbers.

It's interesting, because this data obviously exists somewhere - with the NSA, cellphone/utility providers, hell, Facebook probably has it - but accessing that as a city official involves a lot of phone calls, warrants, etc.

So even things as simple as "send each person a check" are impossible to automate because the data does not exist - and arguably for a lot of people, should not exist in govt hands.
Dude, this is incredibly awesome! I've never heard of it even though this is something I've been looking for for a long time. I bet your software can get extremely popular if you can market it better.

I've immediately posted it on HN (hopefully I won't be downvoted just for linking my own post).

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22791151
Asking the user is ALWAYS possible before you tracks them.
I am very much of the 'just code it' crowd, with a few small allowances that basically add up to a subset of the 12 Factor App philosophy.

That said, the combination of SaaS and CI/CD makes that a bit of a challenge. Everyone wants to launch features darkly. You don't have to change your strategy to do that per se. You can move everything else into code or into a service discovery system, but the 'feature toggles' have to live somewhere, and they are essentially config.

If your CD system were ridiculously fast, you could just push a commit to turn something on and back off again. But I haven't seen many systems that are as fast as pushing a change into for instance Consul (even if you are using git2consul, that'd be faster than a typical CI/CD build)
you're really committed lol. but whys it better than znc though?

i just use stuff that works
Human suffering (homelessness, needles and mental issues) is not something I'd call bad parts.
Whatever that was goes beyond that.

I don't even want to know how it would affect a person to see that every day and think it's normal.