skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Living in Switzerland: People changed behavior drastically.

Hand shaking completely disappeared, oncoming walking people making a bend to guarantee the distance of 6 feet, hand sanitizers for everybody everywhere, businesses and associations have to publish government-approved conceptions of protection against infections before re-opening and many other little changes.

However relatively little face masks, no curfew and as of today life is going on not quite as before. For example, next week swimming courses for children resume, but parents are asked to send the children already clothed for swimming and are warned if they don't follow the guidelines they and their children will be excluded. In the local hospital all visitors are given face masks to be worn without exception by a Securitas (a private police) employee.
We cannot know what the requirements are other than the one announced here.
This seems subjective.

I’d use the same words to describe some other social networks.
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Huh? You can cherry pick an attempt to do something in any discipline and then go on to doubt if it can ever be done right.

What you said is not even an argument - it is just an expression of personal preference towards specific actions.

I like apples, you like bananas, where do we go from here?

I heard somewhere that there are three types of information: facts, fiction and fiction masquerading as facts.

It seems to me that you're engaging in the third type, as are many others who hear an opinion that seems to make sense and aligns with their preconceived preferences, which they then go on to repeat with an incredible level of certainty. I'd argue 99% of what people say is of this variety, which is a problem because it is so pervasive, that hardly anyone seems to notice. It's like we're in the matrix, maaan.
They are comfortable and keep throat warm without me having to bother with scarf. I like to wear them.

Also great when office is overusing climatizstion.
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Ratings are an important part of the eBay ecosystem.

He's saying people let others use their eBay accounts through RDC to game the system.

Also it's an auction site. People want to raise the price by bidding on their own items
Making short-term-good-long-term-bad decision might be the right thing to do for a small company in order to survive long term. However nothing stops you from doing the best you can given the circumstances.
>Rust designers have consciously chosen to keep the language's abstraction capacity limited, which makes it more approachable, but reduces what is possible to express in libraries. That means libraries possible, even easy in C++ cannot be coded in Rust.

Like what? I can think of many examples where I can't express the abstraction from Rust nicely in C++. proc_macros, strong typing, macros that are part of the AST, enums with data, safe passing by reference, nice iterators (none of this begin() and end() line noise), less noisy lambda syntax, and of course memory safety.

It's especially nice abstractions where Rust shines, compared to C++.
Stock manipulation, he's trying it again. He's been doing it since 1987.

Ps. For me, it's a confirmation that Buffet is correct.
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You should check out the Cingulata project: https://github.com/CEA-LIST/Cingulata
Do you often debate white nationalists outside of Reddit? I don't (granted I do live in Canada). I would love it if Reddit were closer to an "echo chamber".
It's been a while since I've written any Scala, but if I recall correctly it's frowned upon to use type inference for return values in method signatures.
Sounds a great way to make employees to perceive you as dishonest from the start.
That database has existed for ages: https://www.shodan.io/
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> and the world would certainly be a better place if everybody coding C or Go switched to Rust

Perhaps. Let's engage in a thought experiment. Sorry for moving slightly off-topic, but the line I quoted made me think about this.

Someone fashions a magic wand, which you can wave over C, C++, and Go programs / libraries to instantly re-materialize them as idiomatic Rust, while preserving all of the "good" output they produce, and simultaneously removing the "bad": all memory safety and data race related bugs they exhibit.

You get to use this magic wand on any program you like, instantaneously. You do so, creating linux-rs, glibc-rs, chromium-rs, etc. in the process. You cargo build all of this new software and replace the old C / C++ versions with it, in-place.

In the brave new Rust-powered software world, does your day-to-day computing experience change? It is materially better?

Speaking for myself, the answer is "no", unfortunately. Perhaps this message is coming from a place of frustration with my own day-to-day computing experience. Most software I use is much more fundamentally broken, in a way in which doesn't seem to be dictated the programming language of choice. The brokenness has to do with poor design, way too many layers of absolutely incomprehensible complexity, incompatibility, and so forth. I don't remember the last time I saw a Linux kernel oops or data corruption on my machine, but I am waiting _seconds_ to type a character into Slack sometimes.

I like most of the ideas behind Rust (I don't like the language itself and some of the choices the authors made, but that is another discussion). However, I think there is only so much you can fix with the shiny and sharp new tools, because it seems to me that most issues have little to do with low level matters of programming language or technology, but with higher level matters of design, taste, tolerance for slowness / brokenness / incompatibility, etc.
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> I don't know how many important conversations hinge on the ability to use racial slurs. My naive take would be: few.

But that wouldn't be content policy, that would be tone policy. You can say incredible racist things without using any slurs. If you want to police the content, you'll outlaw saying racist things (or rather: things you perceive to be racist). If you want to police the tone, you'll outlaw the use of slurs, insults etc, but allow the content.

I assume that Reddit has an issue with the content, not its presentation.
> One of the scenarios is that the cloud provider has an algorithm they want to keep secret. Clients want to use the algorithm but dont trust cloud provider with their data.

That would indeed go a long way towards resolving the issues caused by the way SaaS is done. It would let us decouple compute provider from the service, in a way in which it would be the end users who are free to chose where the computation happens, and they'd own all the data by default, while the business secrets and IP of the service provider would still be protected.

Shame to see it's so computationally expensive, I was really hoping this kind of computing would take off.
Yes, inference. My phone is very keen to use the word "inherence", which I didn't even know was a word.

In Scala it's frowned on. In Rust it's not possible.
How many of those offers in the US have traffic limits though?

It's also worth mentioning that there's no "equipment rental" fee on my DOCSIS connection for the cable modem.
> Continuous transition

Are you sure there is such a thing in reality?
> it's frowned upon to use type inference for return values in method signatures

The language shouldn't allow it in the first place. Its a symptom or not balancing power with complexity and shows up elsewhere in Scala. They "were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should."
First, it's easy to fix by just using ===.

Second, It's more of a blub programmer thing. From multiversal equality's perspective, almost every mainstream statically typed language is also a semantic mess - you can even compare int to a boolean with == in a statically typed language without having any type errors, despite the comparisons always return false and 99 out of 100 that's not what people meant.
I don't understand the issue you are describing. You can already scan the entire ipv4 space for cheap with tools like zmap[0]. How does a premade list help ?

In addition, I would expect such a DB to go stale very quickly.

[0] https://zmap.io/
Did not know about QuestDB

“QuestDB is an open source database which makes time-series fast and easy.”
I deleted my reddit account after I saw this announcement. That website has been on a downward slide ever since Tencent got some ownership and it’s become very evident Reddit is being used to push some ideologies.
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I don't understand why people keep wasting time with this.

Governments are both not doing widespread testing to see how many people have the virus, and taking draconian measures to contain its spread.

From what we know, 90% of the population already could already have it. Every time I read of somebody testing a big group of people a huge percentage has it, but the virus is so mild that they didn't even know—since it caused no symptoms.

Looks like there are many other diseases and problems that cause dozen of times more deaths, so either there's a reason why this is getting special treatment, or it's just a complete loss of common sense here, in my opinion.
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irrc, eBay uses websocket connections [0] to scan the ports. Firefox doesn't offer an option to disable websockets in the about:config page. However, I have read about workarounds by setting

network.websocket.max-connections=0

This is a global setting and is applied to all websites. I also wasn't able to test this myself yet. Are there any good extensions for blocking websockets on for specific domains?

[0] https://nullsweep.com/why-is-this-website-port-scanning-me/
When they say this is their reason for going with a different license, I believe them. I don’t come up with conspiracy theories that they’re maliciously trying to harm something I love. Even if I was prone to conspiracy theories, I’d at least come up with a mechanism for _how_ the movement would be harmed. I wouldn’t just fling a serious accusation at people who are working hard just for the sake of farming upvotes

Look, free software and open source have a certain tradeoff and definition. If you don't like it, don't use the license and don't call your products open or free software.
About time. It is almost impossible to browse the front page without seeing some hateful content.

And I am not talking about the political stuff. You can upload video of a random dude getting beaten to death, make some absurd claims like "the guy is a pedophile caught in the act" and watch the hateful comments roll in.

Basically, you can make any claims and the ones that keep people's blood boiling seems very popular way of getting clicks and upvotes.
Your implied reverse-racism argument just doesn't hold. Are you telling me that there are no capable African-Americans who could fill that board position? If not, the what are you arguing? That increasing the representation of historically oppressed minority groups is bad?
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Jesus, so many barely concealed dog whistles in one post. “Gangsta rappers”, “thug brutality”, mate just say what you mean.
No wonder Gab, 8kun, 4chan and Voat are seeing a healthy level of activity and consistent growth.
> Every time I read of somebody testing a big group of people a huge percentage has it

Really? Any examples?
I wish the average age on Reddit was 12. That would explain a lot of things but it's far from true.

The biggest group on Reddit are millennials, those between 25 and 35 years approx. And it's pretty sad because they don't want to have a civil conversation with anyone. They only want to hear what they already think/believe.

The real value Reddit has it's the small niche subreddits that fly under the radar. Small communities that are not dragged by the hive mentality.
Fun fact: several early Rust developers, including the initial author Graydon Hoare, switched to Apple and started working on Swift.

The languages have a shared legacy and feel quite similar in certain aspects, with Swift being a higher level adaptation.

Swift is a lot easier to use, with automatic reference counting, quite a bit more convenience and syntax sugar, and a class system.

It's a lovely language.

It lacks what are the defining features of Rust (for me) though: low level control available when required but usually hidden behind nice abstractions, borrow checker, concurrency safeguards (Send/Sync in Rust), trait system over classes, and a good macro system.

The biggest conceptual downside for me is the class system with inheritance, overrides, etc: Rust has traits that are somewhat similar to Haskell type classes, and are much nicer and more coherent to use in many domains. (it's far from perfect, especially around the severely limited trait objects and dynamic dispatch, but that is a longer topic)

The biggest practical downsides are Apples disregard for other platforms (Linux/Windows are very much second/third class citizens) and the Objective-C compatibility baggage, which makes the language a bit messy.

But overall I think it is easy to like and appreciate both languages.
Most people asking for mandatory e2ee everywhere to protect their privace do so only because they have heard from someone that it is a good idea.

Most often they do not understand the tradeoffs that come with mandatory e2ee (difficult information transfer, easy loss of data, no server-side search, etc), and are not ready to deal with them.
What about improving education

You can't educate people out of that kind of stupidity.

I don't know what the answer is, but that's not it.
> feel that thug brutality is a bigger problem than police brutality

That phrasing, as if we had to choose between two forms of brutality, is the problem itself. Police brutality doesn't decrease other forms of violence.

On the contrary, it legitimizes it and contextualizes it as a war. This has been exhaustively studied for the past half century. It is a sociological problem which has sociological solutions, which a functioning police force is a large part of. Perhaps it is easier to see this pattern if you look at other countries than your own.

If you find yourself accused of taking sides with hate speech, this framing in the form of a false choice might be a big part of why.
This is the epitome of corporate virtue-signalling. The new candidate will surely end racism completely from Reddit.
> And what defines "hate"? Are they going be as consistent with the content of gangsta rappers? I'd wager no.

Probably because the content from "gangsta rappers" doesn't instigate brutality that leverages a power imbalance the way cultural and systemic hatred drive police brutality.

> thug brutality is a bigger problem than police brutality

It's objectively not, and I won't hide the reasoning either: police brutality is the end result of power-induced amplification of (as noted earlier) cultural and systemic hatred against minority/protected classes. "Thug" brutality on the other hand... isn't even a thing.

p.s. Your implicit analogy between "gangsta rappers" and "thug" brutality suggests you see "thug" and "black" as analogous; not sure if that's what you were going for, but it certainly reads that way. And since you're asserting "thug brutality" as being worse than power-imbalanced crime - more specifically since you're stating your perception of black-on-black crime as worse than police-on-black crime - it's important for you to understand why the movement itself is so focused on police brutality and systemic bigotry. Circa 2016: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2016/07/27/wh...
I'm not sure if this is good or bad. Maybe time will tell.

One thing popped up in my mind was YouTube demonetized a lot of videos that are not 'family-friendly', and eventually destroyed a lot of great content creators.
That's great! I didn't know about that
The atmosphere is not stratified into layers of different gasses. All gasses are mixed throughout the atmosphere, so you also find enough Helium at the bottom where we live. Indeed, all gasses in the atmosphere get less dense with increasing height, so helium has the highest pressure/density at the ground. [1]

At the same time, lighter gasses have vertical distributions that reach higher up into space, and some helium does get lost as it "boils off" from earth over time.

[1]: https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/a/61154/14998
> I despise this kind of actions taken
> based on the colour of the skin

Are you sure you aren't applying a rule, on this occasion, without thinking it through? Skin-colour is relevant to the job here: it's a guarantee that the board member will have first-hand experience dealing with the issues Alexis thinks Reddit has mishandled.
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No, many dynamically typed languages do not perform implicit conversions: Lisp and Python are languages that do it better. They still have some subtleties (Lisp has the EQ/EQL distinction, not to mention a huge number of other quality operators in Common Lisp), but I see implicit conversions as a singularly bad idea in a dynamically typed language.
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I think I misunderstood the original idea: I thought that the person still having the source would have released it with some possible modifications, but I didn't realize these mods would only be to hide the code origins, and keep it otherwise fully compatible.
That's (IMO, obviously) mostly driven by cognitive dissonance. Google provides such a useful product for nerds, that it must be an OK company, right?

Whereas FB is for social connections, which are often less important to many hackers than access to information.
By pure coincidence our plutocracy is also a gerontocracy. Imagine you're an overweight rich old man who owns a news media company or runs a country, and you hear about a disease coming along that is most dangerous for overweight old men: basic human nature means there's a good chance you'll be eager to take steps to preserve yourself, regardless of the wider cost.
I have seen this in the corporate environment just as much. It becomes somewhat clear after senior leadership changes: after a few months you will hear others use words that were previously only used by the new incoming leader.

It's not necessarily linked to what is "hot" right now. For example, I have observed German colleagues copy Italian phrasing in english.
Not OP, but NYC estimates 20% have had it based on N=3000[0]. This was back in April.

0. https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/494324-27m-new-yorkers...
Irrelevant. Both licenses rely on exactly the same laws, morality and principles. Either you think intellectual property can be owned and licensed, or you think it should not be.
> I wouldn't mind prepping 6 months on the side using cracking the coding interview, leetcode, etc. but I feel like I will be judged too harshly due to my lack of progress in my career during the last five years.

I would recommend reading “So good they can’t ignore you” by Cal Newport to get realistic advice and strategies for career advancement.

For example, firstly you need to be clear about whether you’re in (or want to be in) a “winner takes all” market or an “auction” market. The strategies for building “career capital” are completely different for each.
What? That makes no sense at all. Just because condoms can have low effectiveness it doesn't mean that wearing face masks makes the epidemic go magically away. What kind of twisted logic is that?

The main point is that face masks are known to not be full proof, and badly worn ones might even be less effective than not wearing anything as they provide incentives for people to repeatedly touch their faces. More importantly facemasks create a false sense of safety and thus invite unwitting people to needlessly expose themselves to the virus.

If you want to understand the problem, think of combat helmets. You can put one on and safely walk into a war zone, right?
You should be able to relax even that assumption: if the executor doesn’t know the contents of the database itself, then it may not even matter to you that they can correlate your query with the row in the database (they can build a book of correlations but they still would not be able to see the contents). It should be even more feasible if the query contains some random nonce too?
No - it's pseudo moral. It's reviled because proponents are reliably racist idiots who don't even understand the limits of the science - or why breeding humans like farm animals really isn't such a great idea.
Maybe that choosing people based on their ethnicity or skin color is wrong, whatever they might be?
And yet every day I have to kill Chrome tasks for memory consumption...
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Also, Microsoft have incredibly good enterprise sales, which Google appear to lack, and Amazon have had to build up from scratch.
This is false. Italy did not ship its Jews to concentration camps during WWII.

After Italy switches sides, and joined the Allies, the Germans, who quickly occupied northern Italy immediately started carrying out the Holocaust.

They were not very successful, because of resistance and non-cooperation by Italian civilian authorities. Less than 10% of Italy's jewish population died in the Holocaust. (Compared to 50% of Romania's, 90% of Poland's, 70% of Hungary's, 30% of Austria's, and 90% of Greece's)
To me, it seems like a combination of childish-authoritarian beliefs that the world will change for the better once, and only once, you stop anyone from saying anything controversial at all. Once nobody is able to disagree, bad things won't exist any more.
> Governments are both not doing widespread testing to see how many people have the virus, and taking draconian measures to contain its spread.

I don't have any sources for this, but living in Switzerland, and from what I am hearing from local sources - nobody is being turned away from being tested. I don't believe your statement being true for Switzerland. Early measures, people generally following guidelines has helped reduce the spread of the virus here in Switzerland.
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> Are you telling me that there are no capable African-Americans who could fill that board position?

Of fucking course not.

> If not, the what are you arguing? That increasing the representation of historically oppressed minority groups is bad?

This might be difficult for you to understand but explicitly hiring someone with a particular skin colour is the fucking definition of racism.
What's a "quasi-experimental method" and how do you do randomly controlled trials on entire countries?
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