skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I tried React and hated it, especially JSX, but I made some decent money working on React projects in the past. I much prefer libraries/frameworks where the view is completely separate and is more “pure” HTML. I ended up creating my own framework that was much easier to understand and manage, but is obviously not generic enough to publish. Maybe one day I’ll clean it up and push it to a Github repo, but then again, does the world need yet another MVC framework? I think not.
Grammar tip: seize -> cease. The latter basically means "stop". Similar expression: "It never fails to amaze me".
Code like

f(g(x), h(y));

is not too unusual, and g and h could be arbitrarily complex.
He seemed to be expressing frustration with the fact that the news are just starting to say "we're entering a recession" when it's been hitting a lot of the country hard for quite some time; that the news outlets were dismissing the huge impact it's already having. I was saying that the news outlets weren't dismissing it. Rather, given the time periods are extending, it is now moving from "major economic downturn" to "recession", where the later is the former over a period of time.

The specific point being made was "don't get frustrated that they are downplaying the economic impacts based on the terms they are using; because that's how the terms are defined. It's not a judgement call".
This honestly happens to me all the time in MS Office.
So maybe it's intentional so people who switch will feel right at home? ;-)
I wonder why they are so easily able to work with and integrate external services, but they couldn't work with and integrate with their own internal services. I think it has to do with the fact that the boundaries to the external services are well defined and enforced because there is a physical aspect to it. Perhaps they lack the will to create and enforce those boundaries between their internal services.
Indian Government offers Internship to IIMs and other B-School students
I bet this dataset will be much more popular in investor’s network.
I use the free Freetube application, which uses invidious behind the scenes. Invidious does throw errors sometimes because it gets blocked (or rate limited) by YouTube.
I think like so many things we tend to turn programming language discussions into something akin to discussing religion. I really like Rust but that doesn't have to take anything away from other languages. I'll have to take a look at Nim at some point, it sounds like it has a lot of nice qualities! I really love that we're in what feels like an explosion of new and exciting languages to work with. I don't think Rust is the pinnacle of language design, so having more languages explore the space of possibilities is great!

With all that being said, when it comes to choosing a language for use in a business context the popularity of the language absolutely does matter. It has an impact on your ability to hire programmers, find packages to solve the problems you have in the language ecosystem, and have tooling that meets your needs, just to name a few. Now there is definitely a chicken-and-egg problem here as someone mentioned in another comment, in that you need adoption to drive adoption.

I'd advise you to try not to take these things personally. If you love Nim focus on doing cool things with Nim and making the Nim community a great place to be.
Literally killing people for the sake of "the economy" is a disgusting notion to even attempt to defend.

The system is entirely broken.
You are not aware, because GSuite has completely different data use policies.

https://gsuite.google.com/learn-more/security/security-white...
'China’s Zhejiang Dahua Technology Co Ltd shipped 1,500 cameras to Amazon this month in a deal valued close to $10 million, one of the people said. At least 500 systems from Dahua - the blacklisted firm - are for Amazon’s use in the United States, another person said.

'The Amazon procurement, which has not been previously reported, is legal because the rules control U.S. government contract awards and exports to blacklisted firms, but they do not stop sales to the private sector.'
I've found that the simplest way to share secrets is through https://sharelock.io/new

Do not expect complete security-- the apparent ease of use comes with a lot of caveats. Ref: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9110146

Then there's the excellent magic-wormhole for the more enterprising amongst us: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14649727

Signal's disappearing messages is probably a better but different alternative to sharelock: https://signal.org/blog/disappearing-messages/
I know some lenders, specifically Ally, offer up to 4 months of deferment on auto loans right now
My mother is a teacher. She has become surrogate mother to so many kids because their home lives are trash.
I agree and won't repeat this point in a sibling comment, but just a slight nuance is that there are in fact some extra features/syntax TS has that JS doesn't, such as enums.

You have to be aware these features would need to be manually converted back to JS were you ever to switch back. Honestly this would likely not be a significant amount of work, especially if you don't overuse them, but just to make you (GP) aware.
Sure, BH uses some leverage. But much less than 5:1 unless things have changed a lot in the past few years. [Or unless I'm worse than I realize at figuring out balance sheets, which is certainly possible.]
The reason sharing requires a registration is so it can be end-2-end encrypted. Anything less than that is way easier for hackers to get their hands on.
How Has Coronavirus Affected Mathematics?
Now try to imagine an economy that values human capital over never end growth. We can do better, but it requires a different kind thinking.
This is usually described mathematically by saying that the representation of a decimal has to be countable, whereas the number 0.000...1 is not a countable representation.

I will say though that if your explanation of 0.999... = 1.0 requires that you explain the distinction between countable and uncountable infinities, that's a big ask for most lay people.
Have you tried toying with the hardware acceleration knobs in about:config? Those issues indeed sound gpu related.
Verification Handbook
Bankers Rebuke SBA as Loan System Crashes in Flood of Applications
They may be pumping cash but it doesn't seem that this is resulting in more consumer demand, which is what would lead to price inflation.
Just to complement what I believe is a spot on comment I want to add that anything you do in your life is political.

The way you shop, organize your family or work or even think about solving problems is related to politics because that’s where you get your world view from.

There is no such thing as a apolitical conversation. What we can do here, though, is try to address the content that was submitted in the most objective way we can.
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Covid-19 Stimulus Bill: Retirement Plan Changes Q&A
> Can't be used for analytical purposes

> You could violate the ToS by looking at the data and drawing conclusions!

What does that say about VCs...
Really cool but I’m wondering why have the user input args in as a command line arg? Seems very arduous and shell is just... shell. IMO, I would love something like this

`> suitecase my_layout.yaml`
Link: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/don-t-fuck-wi...
Absolute and Relative Complexity
Learned this from another HN comment, but put a `.` after the `.com` so it looks like this `website.com./page` and it will get you around the paywall.
If you went to a private intl school, I imagine the tuition wasn't cheap. That right there is the difference. When you're paying big bucks, your parents will want to do everything to make sure you don't fall behind. I assume with that kind of education you also went on to complete a university degree of some kind.

Contrast that to the public high school system in the US, where resources are lacking, and students may not even have the tools at home to follow through with remote learning, let alone hope to go to college, which is still 5 figures a year minimum.
... whoops

df['Some of TOP industries'].value_counts()[:10]

Health Care, Biotechnology 129

Medical, Health Care 104

Biotechnology, Health Care 99

Software, Information Technology 90

Health Care, Medical 89

Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology 85

Medical, Biotechnology 81

Medical Device, Health Care 74

Health Care, Medical Device 74

Therapeutics, Biotechnology 73
I had the same experience with both Adwords and Facebook ads, all clicks were from bots: https://www.reddit.com/r/marketing/comments/4smisl/facebook_...
The stock market is nearly flat for the year. Nasdaq is up for the year. Incredible.
I believe I started off my text with according to stereotype, as he is remarked as becoming a pirate not a viking.
https://0bin.net is one of the few services that you can use without logging in + has a client-side encryption key in the URL.

Example paste: https://0bin.net/paste/pfznjakZKHYGZyHS#rSk3vYexHzFn-NPPtfJT...
Called it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22957193

A step in becoming the next Amazon.
Reducing Risk:Ransomware groups continue to target healthcare, critical services
>I wish more engineering teams would consider spending half the effort of microservices on simply disciplining their monoliths

100%. This is an uphill battle, though. I've encountered so many engineers who equate "real engineering" with "building giant machines." You just can't convince them otherwise.

I've watched people build giant, real-time stream processing pipelines compromising tons of moving pieces (lambda, sqs, s3, sns, stepFunctions, etc..) to build... a reporting table, and all for... 1.3gb of data. Literally.

Ultimately, despite the "sell," I don't think microservices as a forcing function for good practices works in practice. If the team lacks the skills to build a disciplined monolith, then they 100% lack the skills to build a distributed one.
That one doesn't work on systems which disallow deleting `/` unless you pass `--no-preserve-root`. But `rm -rf `${VARIABLE}/*` still does, and that's what steam did.
You can put the bang commands anywhere in the query — in the beginning, in the end and anywhere in the middle. Startpage (!s) is another option to get results from Google without directly connecting to Google.
> Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first.

How does a "fat pointer in C" or "devops for ML" become political? I'm joking, but I think too many deliberately charged issues make it to the top. I popped over to slashdot for the first time in years and it has become a right-wing megaphone. It is very sad. I would prefer to not see HN go this way. (Mea culpa: I'm partially to blame for this because politics makes my blood boil... but it would be nice to just say 'no' at some point...)
I'm starting to think that Americans truly don't understand what European mean by "socialism". All they can picture in their mind is Stalin and eating potatoes while living in tiny sad looking houses.

Socialism brought us weekends, shorter workweek, vacation days, sick days, retirement pensions, parental leaves &c. but the US is still far being any European country on these topics. like, you get all of that if you are employed by a big corp, and even then it's far from the default in France or Germany for example.

This isn't about the state controlling everything, it is about actually making money trickle down from the richer layers to ensure you can have children, educate them, have access to health, have vacations even if you don't work for a big corp, can recover after an injury or disease whitout having the fear of being kicked out of your house, retire even if you haven't saved a cent in your life (besides your mandatory payments), &c.

Just read this:

US: "12 weeks of unpaid leave annually for mothers of newborn or newly adopted children if they work for a company with 50 or more employees .... For the majority of US workers at companies with fewer than 50 employees, there is no legal right to paid or unpaid leave"

DE:Not allowed to work 6 weeks before to 8 weeks after, unpaid leaves up to 3 years, state allowance of 300 to 1800 euros a months for up to 12 months depending on how much you earned before. And you can even work up to 30 hours a week and still get the allowance
Centrifuge: A reliable system for delivering billions of events per day
The economy kinda died at the end of the quarter. Averaging in Jan/Feb's numbers don't reflect that well.
We have a keepaas file that has the passwords for a number of client resources. The clients don’t roll their passwords very often.
Amazon opens Covid-19 Supplies nonprofit store for medical/government
> split along domain lines with minimum inter-service dependencies.

Exactly, and done right that quite often means big 'microservices'.

All too often I see the 'functional programming disease' where the aim is to deconstruct to the smallest possible reusable functions ( 'micro' services right? ), often prematurely, creating high levels of compositional complexity and with zero tools to help you understand how the actual 'app' - say payment system works if it's distributed across 20 services.

Yep each single microservice is simple - but the payment system might not be and that's what you need to understand - better if your payment system is one thing - with maybe one or two things separated out if you need to scale that part.
To tie this closer to what we do:

I often think of another NYT article in a similar vein, where they profiled people in the Bay Area whose net worth was in the ~$10m range.

This is an enormous amount of money and you'd think nobody would stick at a job they didn't like once they were at this point. As I recall in the article, the people in this situation kept thinking "I just need a little bit more" to enable some important next step on the luxury ladder, like horse lessons for their children.

I found this chilling especially because as a person who is wealthy but not that wealthy (note that if you make $40k/yr you're in the top 1% of humans already) I could see myself making similar sorts of rationalizations, not about luxury specifically but more around whether I have enough.

I encountered this attitude a lot in the Bay Area for the ~15 years I lived there and it was one of the reasons I recently left -- I worried my son would grow up around it and think that it was somehow normal behavior.
Sounds like you "shipped" an MVP, figured out what did/didn't work, and iterated. Amazing how this works, huh? ;)

I wonder if people arguing against the "cheapest thing that will work, then learn" also argue in favor of over engineering systems to address requirements that may come months or years from now.
AWS Privilege Escalation Vulnerabilities
Funding doesn’t matter much if your customer base either doesn’t exist anymore (eg b2b sass companies trying to build a foothold via other startups) or has drastically shrunk (b2c companies targeting consumers with reduced buying power).
Can you share examples of your data flow diagrams? Do any open source projects share these documents?
This is a good point. CPI is very good at missing the classes of products that have seen massive price increases: housing, education, and other large assets.

For everyone who will respond "oh but CPI has a housing component": https://slate.com/business/2014/02/housing-inflation-the-cpi...
You don't need an HR department to create a training plan, and you don't need a training department to deliver it. There are lots of businesses providing training courses.
Why does grammatical gender exist for toothpaste? I honestly don't understand this (English speaker).
Does anyone know the state of hardware acceleration in Cairo? I remember that gl backend was in development for years. Also AFAIK gtk in future versions is supposed to be done with a scene graph at the bottom of things, will Cairo remain in use by the gtk project?
> It's not a law of physics, but there are a lot of pitiable kids out there who have never even caught a whiff of good fortune in their lives, and the US lacks the social sensitivity to make them feel secure enough to add another year of high school to their pile of problems.

Yes, that's why there are "poor kids roaming the street like packs of feral dogs" in the first place, in one of the wealthiest countries in the world. That's the big problem.

So let's not pretend that lowering the bar is what's going to make those kids catch a whiff of good fortune. The US system grinds people like that into dirt and that won't change with a single decision, be that decision to add a school year or to lower the bar.
I haven't seen anything in the LibreOffice suite but I'd like to see one too. Something like Joplin is the closest I've seen. But I'm on the hunt for something similar for my personal files
Feels like someone in legal wanted that written in without appreciating that you don’t release datasets just to look pretty. You release datasets so people can look for insights.

Or was PR the point?
Why not vCard and vCal instead of Apple ?
We Sync to a network drive with one note. Can you mount a cloud drive ?
Yeah, I wanna see shell scripts, puppet and vimrc files, C++ tricks, coding techniques, circuit teardowns, MCU hacks, and docker discussion...! (Seriously) Not WikiLeaks and censorship and vote suppression!

I've been spending more time on stackexchange, it is probably better suited to what I'm looking for.
EDIT: As someone pointed out in a reply, iOS would in fact support this file functionality, so it would presumably be up to Signal to add it.

> at least in iOS, you’d realize that you’ve permanently lost all your previous chats because Signal explicitly prohibits chat backup by iTunes and does not provide a way to backup chats and restore it either.

This seems like an iOS limitation that Signal doesn't want to compromise on. On Android it outputs an encrypted backup file that you can use a file manager to upload or send wherever you want.
An expiring message sent using an open source encrypted messenger (e.g. Signal, Wire, etc.).
Show HN: Support request system with inbuilt screen/video recording
Try looking at a VoIP service like voip.ms for parking and forwarding numbers. I think I pay less than a dollar a month to maintain and forward each one of my phone numbers. Flowroute is another provider to look at as well. I’ve used both for years and don’t have much to complain about.
The dealerships are making their money with various add-on packages now, to try to bump up the sale price. It isn't even in your favour to offer cash in most cases.
Insurance companies buy re-insurance themselves
Sure, but the idea that this virus kills 20% of all people is stupid. You just made that number up. We don't have much we can do to treat this disease. Nobody believes it would ever go that high. If somehow it does, even more than 80% will be old and sick.

4% of a population dying also does not mean the economy contracts by 4%. You just... made that up too.

Lastly, you've assumed that a 4% annualized economy contraction from one month in a quarter means that we'll see 4% by just keeping this going. That's... wrong. The negative impact of lockdowns will compound. I don't give a shit if the economy shrinks by 4%. It's absolutely fine if we have a bit of a shitty economic time. Prolonged wide scale poverty for millions of people is an entirely different beast.
Please do share the shell you got to after 40 years!
The difference tends to be ennui is caused by lack of stimulation where depression is caused by chemical imbalances in the brain.
From the article:

"“Unfortunately ... remdesivir did not provide significant benefits over placebo,” said the lead investigator of the new study"

A clinical trials expert at Duke, said ..., “all you can say is it doesn’t seem to work in this population.”

“Remdesivir appears not to be a magic bullet”

“This is a flawed study.”

The press release serves no other purpose than to goose the share price. The virus will stay with us, this isn't the antiviral that we have been hoping for.
You also have to consider that the stock market will probably represent a larger portion of the economy after all this, so while there may be less overall pie, if the companies on the index increase their percent of the pie, it may balance out.
Also they are competing for market share with companies on the stock exchange. The sad truth is a shutdown like this is terrible for small businesses that are going to die, but great for large corporations that can weather the short term pain.
And by non-essential workers staying home it frees more hospital beds for those more at-risk and exposed.

That’s literally the point of shelter in place.
The release date is planned as Aug 3, 2020 - Aug 9, 2020. The first alpha release is due on 4, May 2020.

https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan/7.0
Even if widespread shelter-in-place orders were not in effect, if the virus spread through a lot of the people in a town, you can bet that people wouldn't be going out as usual. Nobody* will be eating at restaurants if they hear dozens of people in town got sick while eating out and died because local hospitals are over capacity.

*there's always somebody
My co-worker is a big fan of Backblaze, I'll check it out!
GPG Encrypt + Slack
or
Keybase exploding message$
"biflation" now there's a term I need to add to my vocabulary.
Of course. My point is that the figure for the quarter understates the economic shock in March.
The Apple GUI frameworks (AppKit, UIKit) have supported automatic LTR/RTL of GUI layouts since at least 10.7 (2010). The basic view anchors are 'top', 'bottom', 'leading', and 'trailing'. 'Left' and 'right' are also available, when the physical direction is needed, but rarely used.
But what good are classes if you're not doing object-oriented programming? React classes are just stateful wrappers around a pure render function. It's not idiomatic and frankly dangerous to do anything you would with a regular ES6 class with a React.Component.
Kubernetes and Rust – Rust at Microsoft [Microsoft Security Response Center]
Thanks for the feedback! You're right that describing our usage a bit better might have helped clarify our thinking. For the record: the FullStory product is a session record and replay tool for both web and mobile. We record details about how your users interact with your site or app and you can watch replays of them as well as get analytics across sessions. Privacy is important to us, which you can read about here: https://bionic.fullstory.com/private-by-default-mobile-analy...

The bulk of what we're doing in Rust is data serialization, along with business logic, part of which is a state machine and part of which is applying specific rules to app content. We did have fully native implementations of this in our prototype. Supporting two parallel implementations would be way harder for us than supporting our Rust implementation. It's hard enough to support the code that's platform-specific by necessity!
Please, let's not assume things we don't know about each other. Whether I've known kids like that is something you have no idea about, along with where I've lived, who I've gone to school with, etc.
Yeah, don’t take a picture while you’re actually using the room obviously. But when you’re checking out I don’t see the issue?
C++17 improved the auto situation. It looks pretty much as I'd expect now.
we can only be accurate in estimating when we have the same task in same environment and same condition. but it's not a joke. it's nature, and in my opinion its better to give yourself an extra hour than be in a hurry and fail
Gently used at 100k seems like a strong ask. I commute two hours a day and get around ~20k miles a year. The car would be five years old at the point of 100k. Quicker than that and the person that owned it drove the crap out of it. Plastic and trim is squeaking, stains, scratches, etc. I dont personally care about any of that but I expect it to be reflected heavily in the price.

Then you look at the asking prices for larger SUVs with 200k+ miles and its even crazier.