skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If there isn't we should make one up. You get to call the dibs.

EDIT: if you're going to neglect your duty I will seize control and dub this type of story "an EllieKelly story".
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I like this overview. However, it points to a fundamental problem with Python environment, going much against its own credo:

"There should be one - and preferably only one - obvious way to do it." - The Zen of Python; see also https://xkcd.com/1987/.

When it comes to the package, environment and dependency management, I think that ironically JavaScript environment is light years head, vide: https://p.migdal.pl/2020/03/02/types-tests-typescript.html
I think it'll take a little while for that to trickle through. The main issue I'm seeing when talking to companies about this is that they don't have any process in place for remote work of new hires, so we are talking about interviewing to training to ongoing 'how to fit into the workplace' and meet their colleagues etc. But I think once companies try out a few ways to do this, it'll become more normal.
It's fun to read articles from a few years ago [1]:

> With SpaceX projecting a first Falcon Heavy flight in 2015, even with some slippage it seems reasonable to suppose that Falcon Heavy will be at least as “operational” in 2018–19 as the SLS. Both craft should have made at least one flight, allowing mission planners to ground future efforts in reality rather than speculation.

My prediction is that the SLS will never fly. Development might not be cancelled for a long time, because it's a jobs programme, but it will never fly.

If Orion ever goes to the moon, i think it will start the journey on a SpaceX rocket. If Starship works out, then on that. If not, then on Falcon Heavy with extensive in-orbit assembly before the trip. Or perhaps even some four-booster Falcon Super Heavy, although probably not.

[1] https://thespacereview.com/article/2737/1
Lucas was telling a story, so he made the symbols look like things that his audience already knew: one and two-person fighter planes, small tramp freighters, giant naval warships. The good guys and the bad guys get distinct visual styles for their fighters so you can tell them apart. The bad guys have all the big warships, and they have bridges as command centers up high over the main body, batteries of guns that look like WWII battleship's guns, anti-fighter guns that recoil like an antiaircraft cannon, and send out swarms of fighters like aircraft carriers.

The rebels have hangars in jungle and snow bases that would have been perfectly reasonable in a WWII movie.

Star Trek developed a different aesthetic, starting with a flying saucer and then trying to justify it in various ways.
> I cannot condone violence nor encourage it, but you have to admit that the first few protests and property damage drastically influenced the quick arrest of an officer that may not have been arrested or even fired if it didn't happen.

I don't think this is a good thing. The office involved should be charged or arrested based on the circumstances and evidence, not to appease angry protesters and to attempt to quell riots.

In this case, it appears overwhelmingly clear that the office should be charged; but arresting people because their actions have inspired protests or riots is very dangerous.
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Given the low gravity, could they abseil down and just climb back up?
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To mirror my other reply:

This is the 'spooky action at a distance' aspect of data-binding. Doesn't it apply to data-binding in general?
This doesn't compare debt to similar companies. Avis has around $15B in debt.

Agreed the management bonuses aren't that extravagant, but I'm not sure the debt is either.
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A bit like mix tapes... Although many sites implemented the idea on the web. I need to mirror libgen while I still can.
I dont understand what he means when he said

"(a good example book for this currently is Designing Data Intensive Applications)."

I got this book recently and was planning to read it soon, does he thinks the tools and techniques mentioned in the book are a waste of time, or the opposite?
My understanding of Hertz was that they could model the revenue a new car / equipment could generate vs the cost of debt to buy that car/equipment and the tax benefit of expensing that car/equipment.

As long as the net money out the bottom is positive, the more cars and things you have to rent the more money you get per unit.

It both justifies infinite borrowing (each incremental unit is cash flow positive) but creates extreme risk if your rental market dries up or pauses. Pre-pandemic that was pretty much not on anyone's radar given Hertz's position in the market.

But now you turn off the rental income and boom, those debt payments are still due and suddenly you are bleeding cash faster than you can liquidate other assets.
You just say "interrogative" before your question. See here, 0:17 https://youtube.com/watch?v=oquZP7saqoE
He said he moved in last summer, so I assume he's near the end of his lease.
Statewide rent control in California wasn't enacted until January 1, 2020 (with a retroactive period of several months I believe).

So, if you rented before Jan 1, and your rental unit was built after 1979, it wasn't covered by any rent control. Landlords could raise rent as much as they wanted on those types of units.
Bust is an overloaded term. The proposition here is that San Francisco is entering a multi year recession.
So just to be clear, the choices on the table are,

1. Let the news die.

2. Pay for the news, suck up the fact that it isn't exactly what you want it to be.

3. Don't pay for the news and hope the rest of us pay for it so it doesn't die.

If you see another choice please let me know.
My coworkers in Berkeley are all telling their property managers that they need to either lower the rent or they're not going to renew. Once the UC system said they weren't opening back up for physical classes in the fall demand for places near campus dropped considerably.

My landlord hasn't lowered rent, but to incentivize us to stay he replaced our washing machine and upgraded some stuff around the property. That being said if my company ends up going fully remote (which looks likely) I'll probably be leaving the bay area anyways.
It was a perfect storm for me. Other life events – moving, buying a car, burnout at work, etc. – helped create a psychological cascade that eventually won out on one rainy afternoon. Had a few other events not been there, might have been a different story, but that's the point of this guide. Regardless of the event or series of events, it will help keep the strategy clear and psychology more intact.
Interesting article! Luckily I do more basic editing and Affinity is more than enough. But if Affinity brings a great second version I would be worried at Adobe HQ
> I wonder how much effort it would take to enable Crew Dragon to fly people to the Moon and pull the rug from under Orion's feet?

As an avid Kerbal Space Program player (but not a rocket engineer!), I feel like it shouldn't take that much effort compared to what SpaceX has already done. Given that Falcon Heavy has the capability to get the Lunar Gateway to Lunar orbit (1), one Falcon Heavy should easily be able to get a robotic tug in LEO and another FH launch could get one in orbit around the moon. Then the Crew Dragon could launch on the Falcon 9, rendezvous with the tug in LEO and then go to the moon. To land I expect a special trunk with it's own Super Draco engines and fuel could land the capsule on the moon and take it back to orbit, potentially with help from the capsule Super Dracos as a sort of second stage. The Dragon would then rendezvous with the second tug that takes the capsule back to LEO so that the reentry would be at already certified speeds. This way nothing would have to change for the Crew Dragon itself so it wouldn't have to be recertified.

With this plan the only new things SpaceX would have to make would be the robotic tugs using vacuum optimized Merlin engines and a special trunk for the Crew Dragon that would let it land and take off of the moon. I do wonder if the Crew Dragon's life support systems are rated to last this long and out of LEO. It also would be a one shot program like Apollo which seems antithetical to how SpaceX operates, so unless Elon does it for bragging rights as the first purely private moon landing I don't see it happening.

(1) https://arstechnica.com/science/2020/05/nasa-planning-to-lau...
Really looking forward to overleveraged airbnbers, the kinds juggling 10 mortgages and causing housing shortages, to get blackswanned.
There's a major spectrum of lifestyles between big city and countryside.
It's NASA, not Nasa
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Shameless plug - StaticForms (https://staticforms.co).

It's not free because I want it to be sustainable, but also because it does more than just capture form data and send you an email. You might not need more than that, but if you do then it's probably even more important that it's a sustainable business.
There's usually no render function to call in these types of frameworks as far as I understand (my experience being a little Svelte).

I imagine in your scenario the psuedo code to achieve what you want would be written.

list2 = bubble_sort(list1)
removeItem = () => delete list2[random index]
...
<for each list2 render div>

The compiler will see a change to the list2 variable anywhere that removeItem is called and annotate the code to make the appropriate changes to the dom in the function call and the bubble_sort line will never be re-run unless it was explicitly added to the removeItem function.
If you don't already know what 'CGI' means in this context, I'm skeptical that "Common Gateway Interface" would actually resolve much confusion.
The Blue Origin lander is pretty big and would need to be launched in pieces. The Dynetics lander, on the other hand, is much smaller and could definitely fit in Falcon Heavy with the extended fairing (that SpaceX is already developing for Air Force payloads).

I'm a big fan of the Dynetics lander. It's small for its capability and just a single stage (plus drop tanks) so should have low development and build costs. Video of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFBeVQ3STZ0
I don't get this comment, it feels like "just follow a master in security lmao".
Absolutely not. Deep dive here: https://usefathom.com/blog/google-analytics-seo
Amenities. Not having to drive everywhere. Good internet. Rural areas are more conservative in general (I'm talking about the cultural sense, not economic) so that can be stifling for a lot of people.
"I’ve heard some suggest that the recurrent problem of racial bias in our criminal justice system proves that only protests and direct action can bring about change, and that voting and participation in electoral politics is a waste of time. I couldn’t disagree more. The point of protest is to raise public awareness... But eventually, aspirations have to be translated into specific laws and institutional practices — and in a democracy, that only happens when we elect government officials who are responsive to our demands."

Laws are just a consequence of an actual cultural change, and can only succeed (and not precede) the conversion of hearts and minds. Voting and democracy should not become a device to placate the dissatisfied masses into silence, make them lineup for ballot, to choose a lesser evil who, in most likelihood, will turn out to be a egotistical power-seeker. We shouldn't conflate voting with "will of the people."
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The Twitter TOS are pretty ridiculous if you read through them. For example you cannot celebrate, praise, or condone murders or mass shootings committed by civilians. However you can celebrate, praise, and condone murders and mass shootings all you'd like if they were committed by governments.
I think the ultimate answer to "not needing money" is a direct listing ala spotify, and most companies with significant enough employment bases receiving stock options will be forced public by the number of shareholders eventually.

Though we may see more companies choosing RSUs or equivalent to provide cash compensation in proportion to stock value increases, instead of increasing their shareholder base, which might be an interesting development.
That's interesting, are you also suggesting that serving non-gzipped content might lead to less battery usage than serving gzipped content? There will be less data downloaded, but mull CPU time to unzip the files. Isn't network a lot more costly (battery-wise) than CPU?
I assume the command processing was simply not a predictably small enough of a workload to fit into the time budget for an ISR. Besides, that is irrelevant for his point, he already gave an example of a "big" ISR, it doesn't have to be even bigger.
A US nuclear test in Nevada would be bad for the world–and Trump’s reelection
My hypothesis is that there's is a simpler, more-cultural answer, which is that girls with autism simply aren't diagnosed at the same rate that boys with autism are.
My outsider impression of the UK, and other anglophone places outside certain American tech companies, is that technical roles are undervalued relative to business roles.
Python does have a compile step if your packages contain C extensions and aren't bundled into binary wheels. This shit tends to only work because of a whole lot of effort by package maintainers to make sure it compiles on a handful of supported systems, but if you aren't running such a system you get to debug a bunch of C dependency errors buried under a mile of gcc warnings and other make output.
>I cannot condone violence nor encourage it, but you have to admit that the first few protests and property damage drastically influenced the quick arrest of an officer that may not have been arrested or even fired if it didn't happen.

But it's not clear that the violence/property damage component was worth it. Nationwide protests and all of the public outcry could have been enough. Hard to tell at this point.
I think that advertising from local small businesses might be ok.
I live in the greater Boston area and recently all suburbian homes I've seen sold for more than the asking price. I'm not following rentals so cannot tell. I don't think prices gonna drop any time soon. I hope I'm wrong.

Boston has tech but smaller than SF. It's big on pharma, hospitals, and universities. Such industries cannot switch to fully remote so change here might not be as drastic as in other places.
> It would be nice for Linux Desktop, if GlibC did not break the binary compatibility.

Then it's good that it doesn't do that.
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Trying and failing to be apolitical is different than being intentionally political.

And I prefer platforms attempt the former.
I was sad recently to find that Digi-Key doesn't stock germanium diodes. My 200-in-1 kit I had as a kid had a couple of germanium diodes in it; I guess you could substitute Schottky Si diodes in most if not all of the circuits in its manual. I guess Schottkys have higher reverse leakage, but that doesn't always matter.
Working capital management is a pretty common operational stream line technique private equity firms use post acquisition to improve returns.

This is a bit esoteric but next here's the funny part. The definition of working capital is commonly (and I would argue incorrectly) current assets minus current liabilities. In the alternate definition, it goes non-cash current assets less non-debt current liabilities. Because with the alternate definition you're not incentivized to push down your cash balance artificially.

This probably isn't a huge reason Hertz struggled, but having more cash on hand always helps.
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The corporate raider strikes again it seems. Whenever you have a Carl Icahn type on the board you can be rest assured that both the top executives & rank-and-file are being massively screwed over in some way
The line of argument you’re objecting to comes up every time because it continues to be correct every time. Instead of saying you’re tired of it, it might be more productive to admit that you’re wrong.
And don't forget the impact to demand of university enrollment. Very interested to see what will happen to rents around Palo Alto once the Stanford grad residences are complete and Stanford finalizes its plan to resume the fall and winter quarters.
i've been reading the Wheel of Time saga for the past 10 years
At first glance it looks a bit like Vue.js - did you create this to scratch an itch or learn something? Was there an objective when you created this library, to solve a problem that the current set of front library tools currently are not addressing? Sell me on why javascript developers should be using your library over the other tools that dominate the front end landscape.
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Nobody is recommending that this user installs a library. This user has already installed and is using React, and the top answer shows how to change the background color using style, which is not a React-specific concept, both with vanilla Javascript and with React.

I don't see a problem here.
What about people that fear they won't be able to get another job? You say 'care about money' to make them sound callous but that could include people who care about being able to put food on their family table.
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Title should be "Why C development is faster if I don't indepth know how to write assembly fast."
Classic story of how “activists investor” like Carl Icahn are sucking out blood out of perfectly functional companies. You find vulnerable companies, load them up with debt, transfer their assets out and then have them declare bankruptcy. These “activist investors” have singular goal of short term profits while killing perfectly good companies. There needs to be laws to put these people in jail.
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