skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Incidentally, The Massassi Temple and Jedi Knight level building/modding is what got me started with software engineering. COG programming both introduced me to programming and revealed my affinity for it :)

At the time, there were no peers in my life to challenge me intellectually, or even interested in many of the same things I was, so this community was a godsend that kept me sane through middle school. If I'd been born even five years earlier, that phase of my life would have been even more of a chore than it was in the first place.

No one at the time was discussing the Internet and computer games' role in socialization, friendship and becoming a well-rounded citizen!
From a business standpoint, being proactive about misinformation being spread is going to make them stand out as a seemingly more moral company. More people will read and engage. The perception of the feature is slightly muddied right now because the fact check is being painted as politically biased. But the bigger picture is that helping people vote and be more informed helps people of every political background. If a tweet had the wrong date for election day and twitter had fact checked that, would correcting that be wrong as well?
It seems reasonable to make some of these cost comparisons more visible.

ie If working on a new product or feature to understand upfront "this managed service is x% more then more bare bones" etc.

essentially turning an alchemy into a science
The listings are pulled from the other sites via rss feeds, or API's. We currently have 5 different sources that we are fetching jobs from. A cron job fetches the jobs every 4 hours.
Hmm, I can't find a free plan: https://www.mailgun.com/pricing
Trump in May 2019 - "censorship meeting" at last minute , remove guests that have called out Zionists Jews

Trump in May 2020 - we should do something

Trump this week - end of may 2020

Trump gets FINALLY effected by censorship
OMFG Im going to close down jewish tech firms
that have been censoring people for the last 6-10 years

Goes to show they only do action when it effects VOTES or them personally
Exactly. All the things you mentioned are great, and a sign that after decades of being insular, blindly corporately evil, Microsoft started becoming worthy of interest.

And when I first heard about WinGet I though, "Yay! They continue to catch up to the place where developers are! Good for them!", but then this surfaced.
Other people aren't able to just slap a fact check directly on anyone's tweet, that all other viewers of the tweet are exposed to with or without clicking through to replies.

If you have something to say in good faith, let me know.
That's really quite useless. I rarely share links by clicking weird "share link" buttons. I usually have half a message already composed in mail/messages/slack, and I just want to cmd-L cmd-C in the browser and cmd-V in the message I'm writing.

Also, "the google.com URL will never be displayed" is a world with an internet I don't want to be a part of.
Zuckerberg slams Twitter as Trump plans to sign executive order on social media
Awesome, I’m also lisping these days. Followed on Twitter. Thanks!
Are non-js users a thing? I feel like no non technical user disables javascript and the few who do can enable it again if required.
The title is clickbait, the article isn't about whether OOP is bad
Hacker News has active moderation and would be effectively illegal to operate if you made websites that practice moderation legally responsible for any illegal content posted by their users.

If you really believe this is the right path to go down you should stop being a hypocrite and delete your HN account since you clearly believe HN has no right to exist in its current form.
Also trump

- Take guns first, due process later

Also trump
pass's a law you cant talk about Holohoax, jews, zionism or isreal at tax payer funded Western "American" unis that have been already taken over by Global white commies and Zionist Jews
1. Most Americans don’t use Twitter at all, could Twitter in particular possibly be a monopoly? What is being monopolized by Twitter specifically?

2. No I am asking do you think people are downvoting you or do you think this website is penalizing you for saying conservative leaning things?

3. Where do you think conservative influencers get their new followers?
If they play the game right (posting engaging content that people would want to share) their content goes viral and they get huge algorithmic discovery from new audiences.

It’s why you upload a video you want to get lots of views to YouTube instead of Vimeo, the discovery engine helps you get a bigger audience.

But it doesn’t mean you are silenced if you upload to Vimeo or even your own website, it just means that you aren’t playing YouTube’s game and as a result won’t get YouTube’s completely free search, related and social traffic boosts.
I wonder what the author means when he says “ classical polymorphic OOP”. In my experience, subtyping is the absolute worst part of OOP. More so in an enterprise setting, where after two decades, you end up with some really mutated weird ass looking ducks (Animal).

As far as functions vs class go, both are terrible to maintain in the long run. Both lead you on a never ending path of go-to-definition, because the documentation is rotten and the tests aren’t right/even there. The only difference is whether or not you want to search a few large or a metric fuckton of single responsibility files.

Maybe it’s different if your code bases aren’t crap and you’re a better developer than me.
Also, named capture groups. Often I find my code much more readable when I name different fragments of the regex and then refer to those names later on in my code.
I enabled Type-to-Siri in accessibility, mostly for asking what song is playing.

You can still Hey Siri for voice.
Trump said that all people in CA were going to be mailed a ballot without being registered to vote. That’s objectively false.

Jack’s explanation for putting a warning label on that to let people know that actually they do need to register to vote makes sense.

Trump can make another tweet with those 2 links if he wants. Twitter isn’t stopping him.
I think we need to take over evaluations as a serious signal of danger in the economy. They are a signal of the advancing size of the financial class - which I think will have massively negative consequences.

My thinking here is heavily influenced by this documentary I just watched:

https://youtu.be/AFIxi7BiScI

I've just been triggered by your smiley face.

"Silicon Valley Scale" is an error for humanity, in my opinion.
So after actually reading it, it seems to want two things:

* prevent astro-turfing, especially by foreign governments

* require that sites engaging in moderation basically follow some sort of rule of law-eaque process (there are rules posted, and you cant be arbitraily blocked unless you break them)

Honestly in many ways those are things i agree with, but it seems inappropriate to do it with an executive order, and much of this seems vauge and could be used as a justification to put pressure on social media sites arbitrarily.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll look into that. Do you think it would add value even if the Salary info is "industry average" from glassdoor? Or would that just be sort of false advertising, if you catch my drift?
On the click-to-load example

https://htmx.org/examples/click-to-load/

I see no network traffic when I click the 'load more agents' button. Am I missing something, where are the requests going?
First, you need to write the cronjob. But what goes in there? You need to decide exactly how you're going to make a backup, and the process may differ by what's being backed up. Ideally you want a quiescent snapshot, but the way you do that varies by application. What if the application is a distributed application, in which case you need to synchronize the snapshot process among all its nodes? What if it's a master-replica design, where the node that runs the cron job may vary based on the current topology?

And if you need some sort of cluster-aware lock to coordinate backups among different peers, you'll need to decide which system works for you, implement it, and maintain that as a separate system. And if that needs to be upgraded, figure out a bulletproof process for upgrading it while it's still being used as a coordinator.

Then, you need to ensure there's storage for the backup. You need to decide what kind of storage you're going to use, make sure you've got enough space, figure out how to encrypt the storage (very important in secure environments), how to protect the storage using authn/authz. And lots of environments have retention and storage lifecycle policies - you don't want to put the old backups on the expensive fast media; you want it on the cheap slow media. And some environments make you dispose of old data, so you have to figure out how to age it out but without ever losing the backups you want to keep.

Finally, you need to make sure the backups you create are valid and usable. So you'll want to build an automated regression testing procedure to ensure that every time you make a change (regardless of how minor) to the system being backed up or the backup process, that you end up with usable backups.

(Disclaimer: I work for AWS, but opinions expressed here are my own and not necessarily those of my employer.)
New link: https://calendly.com/aliakhtar/dev-call
You should read the book Showstopper! to learn that NT was actually designed to be as far away from Unix as it could be. Dave Cutler, NT’s chief architect, hated Unix with a passion. He thought it was a rubbish OS. The internals are based on VMS, Cutler’s previous OS. That’s why NT has never been a good posix system and why microsoft has essentially given up with WSL2 and is now just running linux in a vm.
> The party that for decades bemoaned moral relativism has, because of its skepticism of global warming and other supposedly liberal narratives, convinced a large swath of Americans, conservative and liberal, that the truth itself is relative.

What a naive and ignorant bundle of bull...

IS fighter is a freedom fighter from the perspective of an extremist muslim.

IS fighter is a terrorist from the perspective of a secular (read ~western) person.

Tell me Mr. infinite wisdom, which of these two truths is the objective one? Figure that one out for me and I will worship you till the end of time because you just solved AGI.

And not only are you outside of your mind with this analysis, but if you were to do it, I fail to see how in the ever living poop you can attribute it to conservatism and republicans. Last I checked the "Gender is a social construction and is not founded in objective truth" was not the R stance, it´s the D one.

Edit: I love the fact that calling someone on their bullshit and lack of reflection on the notion of "objective truth" in a thread about fact checking is getting flooded with downvotes without any replies. The irony is real! /shrug
How do you figure that?

The EU is an economic and political union. It might not be complete or perfect, but integration has been happening decade by decade. We now have a single currency, a unified supreme court, a single charter of citizen rights, freedom of movement and a single market. A lot of younger people feel European, there is such a thing as an European identity. Each one of these things was considered impossible at a certain point. It is a slow and hard process but it is happening.

I find that the English-speaking media is particularly keen on repeating the mantra that "the EU is collapsing". I've witnessed this all my life. It became more intense now with Brexit, but the UK was not ever a real member. It opted out and demanded exceptions for everything. Unfortunately, the EU had to be built around the UK, not with it. There was also a shift in attitude with the current administration in the US, which sees the EU as an adversary instead of as a friend. So I would take anything I read in English about the EU with a pinch of salt...
> As for RSS, well, as HN custom insists, I am also

> commenting to plug my own fraidyc.at. See, you knew it was

> here.

This is quite a nice implementation and the back story is cool.

I have also been thinking about this for some time, but what I want to achieve is decentralized RSS feeds. Servers go down over time, are blocked or suffer some other issue. I want to be able to help keep alive the content I consume, possibly without the need for centralization.

Ideally the aim would be to maintain backwards compatibility and be as decentralized as possible, but I'm still yet to solve this problem without resulting to just using torrents.
In Boston, there's an outdoor public market (Haymarket) that operates Friday/Saturday and basically sells dirt cheap produce (and some fish/other food).

The catch, is that it's whatever the wholesalers couldn't sell during the week to the supermarkets and now need to get rid of before next week's shipments come in. It often doesn't have much shelf life left and/or is ugly. And the vendors tend to keep cutting prices to the point of nearly giving away whatever's left towards the end of the day on Saturday. 10% of the normal price still beats throwing it in the dumpster and getting 0%.

It's a nice model that matches people wanting cheap food with the excess/castoffs in the market.
So what about this purported order establishes new censorship ? Surely censorship has not become synonymous with interfering with the right of online services to the moderate their content as they see fit ?
Classes are used for a variety of things. Let's look at it from a language designer's perspective. If design a language and you want to offer inheritance, specialization,.... you will often end up with offering classes.
Once you have that you could decide to offer namespaces. But, a class with some static methods comes quite close to what you need to offer for a namespace.
Hold on: you can use classes to combine some functionality that belongs together and come close to what you need for modules.

It's not a surprise the designers of java, c#, ... went that route.
I can't wait to find out what's going to break this time.
Budget driver circuit which is designed to be cheapest and using least number of components often isn't tolerant.
Covid infected humans. McDonnell 'infected' Boeing.
Or he could denounce the entire law system as an adversary to the populous and round his supporters around that.
That's what Benjamin netanyahu is doing in Israel at this moment when he's facing criminal charges.
He is rallying his supporters telling them they are on trial by the corrupt judicial branch.
He has his henchmen flooding the media with this sentiment, his own private propaganda machine is pumping this message through direct link to his supporters via WhatsApp and telegram bypassing all editorial discussion. While the media outlets controlled by him are repeating this message. He is also digging dirt on judges and prosecution and leaking controversial tapes in order to erode the support for the judicial system even in people who are not his supporters.

And it's working, perhaps a third of the population believe this, and another third is losing it's trust in the entire system.

He doesn't need total support, just enough steadfast support while keeping the opposition dazed and confused.
It looks like your spreadsheet divides deaths on a given date by (confirmed and estimated) cases on that same date? This will bias your estimate downward. There is a significant lag between diagnosis and death (and even more so between infection and death -- which of these is relevant depends on how you are estimating unreported cases), but you're implicitly assuming that 100% of unresolved cases will end in recovery.
This is who owns GitHub now.
Shameless plug here after a failed HN post. For people interested in taking many quick notes using markdown please check https://tdoapp.com. The app allows you to organize tasks into boards and lists and use keyboard to quickly navigate. Also, CSS and regular expressions are used to highlight tasks. The code is available on GitHub - https://github.com/codaxy/tdo
I would really love to hear it too. I made some OOP on various programming languages (mainly PHP/Ruby) and where sometimes this is obvious that using OOP is the solution (interfaces, abstract classes etc), sometimes I feel it is completely overkill and I don't even know why I'm using it.

For example recently, as an exercise, I made a little scraper in Python to extract movies data from a website [1]. This could have been done in procedural programming directly (actually the first iteration was like that), but I rewrote the whole thing as a class and I still don't know why. I think it's completely overkill.

If I was doing a scraper for multiple websites related to movies, that would make sense to use classes as they share the same goal and I could make good use of heritage/interfaces/abstract classes. But here, it's not. I read again and again about when to use OOP or not but I still struggle to find most of the times the good decision. It's like I doing it just because it looks "better".

[1]: https://github.com/kinoute/scraper-allocine
Well, where to begin. First of all, YC left China. Second, there is no dearth of "anti Chinese" voices on HN, which is a problem, because nothing as crude and nasty as "anti-Chinese" belongs here. I wish people would stop and think about this for a second or two. Do we really want to hound people of Chinese descent out of this community? Is that the kind of human you/we want to be? Because that's the mob behavior this amounts to. From my perspective, Chinese people have as much of a right to participate here as you or I do, and people who have a problem with that are in the wrong. That's not because I favor China. I just favor decency.

Third, this site has a serious problem with nationalistic flamewar, in which people vent their anger against another country in cartoonish ways. That is wrong and stupid, but worst of all it is tedious. On a site dedicated to curiosity, anything tedious is off topic.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
A lot of time where I just write simple functions, I end up having to wrap them into objects because it is much more convenient when I want to do static polymorphism - sure, that function I'm writing now doesn't need state but then two days after I have to refactor because the next strategy I use does indeed require state.
e.g. :

template<typename F1, typename F2>
struct MyAlgorithm {
F1 f1; F2 f2;
void operator()(...) { ... f1(whatever); ... f2(whatever); }
};

you can't just pass functions to F1 or F2, they have to be objects.

I remember this happening to me at least half a dozen times so far so now I just don't waste time and write them as structs with an operator() directly if it's anything that is meant to be used as a callback somewhere.

See also item 46 on Scott Meyers' "Programming with the STL" which points out a few other issues which can arise from using functions.
Not necessarily. There are many historical examples of political parties founded on the principle that members of the opposition were of unsound mind or perhaps weren't even considered to be people. If one accepts these premises as sound then it is quite reasonable to restrict voting rights only to those who support the party.
Read an article on Mongolia of all places. Instead of insanely lying that masks weren't effective they just out and out told people that they needed to reserve N95 masks for hospitals and then deployed an army of (likely mostly) women to sew standard cloth masks.
The lies from both sides?
Both is right, quadratic being subset of polynomial.
I dont really understand US law, but isnt this just a statement of executive branch policy. Wouldn't this not affect the ability of private parties to sue? They were always able to use any argument they felt made sense.
Support is an hour or two a week.

Sales and management has varied a lot as I’ve got more and less interested in the project, but a few hours a week.

I’ve been working full time somewhere else whilst building this.

As with any side project it’s been as much about learning (SEO, marketing, customer development) as the financial returns!
Rupert Murdoch
Show HN: Neatly – A simple way for teams to find their important shared files
For some people, it’s all about the money: Low taxes, more benefits, cheaper stuff, free stuff. Whichever candidate will give them the most, that’s what they want. Lazy people will fall into this category by default because they can’t be bothered to do any more rigorous analysis and don’t really have any strong values one way or another. Plus it’s hard to beat free stuff.

And then there’s other people, who don’t care so much about money, but rather the values. They will vote for a candidate that will actually make them worse off as long as they feel that candidate represents their values. And they will do it over and over again.
Micro: Modern and intuitive terminal-based text editor
Why make it a class even, it doesn't hold any state. Also I'd do it like:

DominoTilingCounter tc;
std::cout << tc.count(4, 7) << '\n';
Python doesn't have private members, so that doesn't help you as much.
The FCC is an executive branch department. So telling the FCC is not telling the courts. The FCC and FTC can make certain moves and it's up to Twitter to sue the Federal Government to contend with them. And then, the courts get to decide on the matter. But until then, let's not pretend 230c is the most well-defined precedent in legal history.
There's nothing in the order to prevent astroturfing by foreign governments, is there? (If anything, it limits the ability of sites to censor foreign governments with unpopular opinions.)

It's in the section about vague policies and opinions, but I don't think it actually does anything beyond saying "China bad."
Non-js users can read the content in GitHub
I find that the optimal solution is to load all images 'above the fold' (perhaps optimizing for a 'tall' screen) and lazy-load the rest, when they get close to being on-screen. if possible I also try to make sure loading these images doesn't change the flow of the page, but in most cases images have to fit/cover fixed dimensions anyways.
Not for a reliable solution. For example, assume you have a master and a replica database for reliability, what happens if the master, where the cron runs, fails? Do you remember to set up the cron up on the replica?
From my experience, having worked on backup software, over 10% of servers that need to be backed up are not.

System reliability is hard, and the cloud makes that easier.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/1027853

In honesty, statics accomplish the same thing.
I get it, but your wording in the OP missed that nuance. I was merely pointing out that as a society we have decided some reasons to refuse service are unacceptable. It is therefore a lot less inconceivable that other reasons might be considered unacceptable.
Yeah I address that in the doc.

Basically many of my customers have the TikTok CM but it hasn’t got enough people on it. Obviously that could change
This is really the best, just what i wanted, already moved all my notes there,

I just miss one thing, working with images and making area screenshots, was easy in evernote, just use the hotkey and select the area and a new note with the image get created,

Now, i am using greenshot for trying to replicate this, i set my favorite save folder into Obsidian,
Problem is , an image get created, if i want to write some stuff down , i have to create a note, insert the image.

Would be perfect, if we could set a 'special' folder, and all images coming inside get automatically a note created, (the real picture is in attachment folder)

Or we can right click or a picture and convert to MD note,

Resizing images in preview too, i think it is important.

Thank you for your work.
That's behavior tells me more about you than about Scrum itself.

In my team, we are just able to take the S cards, when the L cards are done. If a Junior get a L card, a senior will come and pair with him/her. Nobody tries to be clever, we all try to move forward together. As a Team.