skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, as a TDD advocate this is the most common objection leveraged against that methodology: code with 100% test coverage can still be complete crap. And I agree. If you add test coverage only to increase that metric the result is likely going to be crap. If instead good coverage is a side effect of a healthy development cycle it's likely the code is going to be excellent.

Basically, the metric should never be the goal, but discovering after the fact that your code does well on a metric is a good sign.
I understand old users and experts may be annoyed at the fact things were moved, breaking their muscle memory (though I think this is at least partially mitigated by "classic" shortcuts map?). However please note, that for people who were always afraid and intimidated by Blender before, the new interface is an absolute game-changer. I finally feel I have some fighting chance to maybe try and slowly learn at least some of its basics, whereas before I felt completely alienated and frustrated even in the smallest GUI elements. More than that, I finally felt I can recommed trying to learn Blender to my close artist friend, who's not very much into computers, and whom I'd never dare to try and recommend the old version. Even with the new version I saw that for them it feels fairly hard and tricky to use, but now also definitively kinda somewhat familiar and maybe usable (the jury is still out, but I felt super happy when they since asked me "hey, so what was the name of this program you showed me?"). In my opinion, this is a seminal example of how to push a typically "nerdy" open-source project's GUI into a user-friendly one, bordering even on intuitive. I am amazed somebody, or the whole community (I don't know the story), managed to pull this out so well. And before Blender did it, I seriously didn't think an open-source project could manage to pull it out. If you take this into perspective, I think the changes to expert users' workflow, however painful, may actually soon prove to be relatively forgettable. If I am mot mistaken, I think all the old functions are still there; so after a period of frustrations of relearning the menus, I believe you're be no less productive than before. Whereas droves of people will suddenly be able to discover Blender and feel welcome into its interface, and empowered by the possibilities it opens before them. I sincerely bow with respect and amazement before the authors of this change.
good for you but its sad this is a viable business. Imagine being a working adult and getting in trouble for something you thought was funny as a high school freshman.
I don't disagree that there will always be wealthy and poor. I think it is a matter of degree though. In the U.S. it has only worsened....
"felt justifiably annoyed at the encroachment of the industrial world into my backwoods trip"

Sure, yes. The annoyance is justifiable. And I do not mean to come off as combative. I just wanted to say that our alternative forms of energy also encroach on the natural world in other ways (climate change, dirty mining, etc). So while turbines might more viscerally feel like an encroachment on nature, we must remember that they may displace some more destructive form of energy generation. I am not equipped to argue definitively that they are better, just that the visibility of wind turbines might influence our perception of them.
This is really neat! It would be great as a Greasemonkey script or a browser extension.

Nitpick, it's actually 221 bytes. And if you

e.getAttribute('style')

on something that doesn't have style, it returns `null`. So maybe

(e.getAttribute('style') || '')
Your protest might be effective if (as you said you don't) you used the same username for a while and people knew who you are.

I have a feeling you'll be back soon anyway.
I have a somewhat similar problem, where my nvme drive enclosure works with the USB-C port on one side of my laptop but not with the other - but both ports should be identical spec wise. Nothing makes sense any more.
Zoho Founder, Sridhar Vembu's vision from the village
This is not the world we live in. It would also need to work with many such devices in proximity, such as office cubicles or university lecture halls.
Bertrand Russell, in one of his more political books (I forget which—maybe New Hopes for a Changing World?) points out how odd it is that we now consider the notion that people would inherit titles & positions obviously silly and can't even understand how anyone ever took it seriously, but consider inherited wealth completely normal and questioning it as radical.
I figured out pretty early I didn’t have the patience to develop deep expertise in a particular field, but that I could get up to competence reasonably easily. When I started to accumulate competence in enough areas, I became increasingly able to succeed in more situations. At 22, I was the most qualified person in a particular specialty in a large metro area, not from deep expertise, but because I brought together competence in 3 or 4 fields that added up well for that task.

It’s a lot like how 3 random words make a good password.
Now the server has to store the password in plain text so it can rehash with the new nonce every time.
Coulnd't all sides be satisfied if only signature verification code was added, but not signing?
Yeah and try to find a multi-port USB-C hub anywhere ... you can find them in 2x ports but one port will be 'charge only'

I've looked everywhere and just given up.
Blender continues to impress me. I spent a semester my senior year of high school doing an independent study in 2011, then was able to do a project with it my 1st year of college. To my knowledge, every function is available via the Python API.

In 2011/2012 I worked on a project for a blind Chemistry student. MacMolPlt [1] shows electron fields and the physical location of atoms during chemical reactions. This visualization was useless to someone who was blind.

A CompE and I built a system which would take an export of the atom locations, bond type, and vertex location for the electron cloud surface and convert it to a 3d printed model. [2]

We came up with the following:

1) Import the Chemical Markup Language (CML) file. This is XML and contains basically all the information needed for the screen visualization.

2) Each column of the periodic table was a certain shape.

3) Each row of the periodic table was a certain scale.

4) Each bond type had a different "rod" connecting them.

5) The electron cloud surface was imported.

6) Everything was "unioned" together to make a surface model.

7) The file was exported to an STL file. We then submitted this to a 3d printer.

I asked the professor I was working with about making it open source. The answer was basically "we might be able to do that, but it's going to be a political mess at the university". The money to pay me was from the disability office, with relatively little oversight. They wouldn't necessarily object to how the funds were used, but they would probably have an issue paying for enhancements. We weren't sure if they'd want to recoup the costs. The market of beneficiaries was very small.

[1] https://brettbode.github.io/wxmacmolplt/

[2] https://imgur.com/a/kxeDjy6
Thanks for the reminder of Worm. I mispla... correction, I buried my bookmark in the underworld that is my Chrome bookmarks.

Much appreciated.

Bookmarked again, higher in the stack in a folder titled "NEXT UP" with only ~200 entries
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Kind of curious if you had problems with the triple a's in the name?
The examples from the OP are configurable from Tweaks which is a GUI. No hacks, command line use, or third-party installs. In particular, the equivalent to the screen shot you showed is available from Gnome's Tweak tool.
If we don't have politics, we will have war: Sridhar Vembu
Link to Writing an Interpreter in Go website:

https://interpreterbook.com/
Dead in the sense that presumably the last patent expired. So it's now dead like MP3 is dead... free to use by anyone.
> The final point is a random left-wing wishlist item

I would say the perception that the system is rigged toward the elite and that the masses will never attain any measure of wealth is directly correlated to the populist election of a president (with fascist leanings) that we see right now in the U.S.

But perhaps I am ignorant of the term "fascist".
So is GCC. The point is you still need to look at where the error is because the closest syntactically correct program to what you wrote is probably not the program you wanted to write.
How does that compare with https://old.reddit.com ?
You picked the 4th stage but conveniently skipped all 3 tools that precede it. The Tweaks tool is a GUI that is a part of Gnome and it deals with the examples that OP raised.
Illegal border crossing is still illegal. We have a system in place for asylum seekers at a port of entry.

Nonetheless, the point of my comment is that children are not being caged, they're now being separated, as happens when suspects get arrested.
I wonder how long Poly has wanted a cracker
I don't think intent is a verb. It is either a noun or adjective. In the sentence "She is intent on winning the election" the verb would be "is" and "intent" is an adjective that describes her.

Compare:

His program focused on dinosaurs. (verb)
His program is focused on dinosaurs. (adjective describing his program).

You would never say "his program intented on dinosuars" because it's not a verb.
The Cache Replacement Problem
> “Covered most or all of the industry”

I think that is a very partial reading of the forces at play.

Apple may be 20% of unit sales, but an overwhelming majority of industry profits and has a lock on the best demographics (the rich and the young). AFAIK they haven’t decided, even if historically they tended to prefer ITU/MPEG standards (but boycotted Blu-Ray).

AV1 has Netflix and Google/YouTube behind it. Not sure about Amazon, but they own Twitch which is on the AV1 side. In an era where the content providers also control the app through which it is delivered, they have the control over which codec gets chosen, not the hardware manufacturer. They may tactically choose to use hardware-accelerated standards like HEVC when trading off the royalties they have to pay vs. using less battery life on their customers’ devices, but in the long term it seems to me AV1 will prevail
Ice cream style treats (made for dogs, so not real ice cream) have become very popular with dog owners. You'll see them carried in all major grocery stores in the US now.

For example:

https://www.purina.com/frosty-paws

And:

http://dogstersicecream.com
Ask HN: Questions with 1-1 with skip manager or above?
For a junior engineer, what type of things can be discussed in a 1-1 session with someone in upper middle management?

Most of the things I want, I discuss it with my manager and architect. The upper management has frequent all hands sessions and most of time it helps me get the information that I want to know. These may include roadmaps or plans or employee support. What are some things that that I should be thinking of?
Want to point out that starting something every other day is very different from starting many things. To build renowned things, knowledge has to (usually) compound over periods of time / focus. You can’t expect to build something overnight, achieve success and then hop on over to the next thing. That’s why we never really refer to any meaningful project as “finished” in that regard.
GI bought $1k of the Top Ten Cryptos on January first, 2018. Result? Down -79%
I'm so tired of this bullshit. Fuck proprietary formats and fuck proprietary software.

The only reliable, long-term way to guarantee that you'll have perpetual access to software that you rely on is for you to own a copy of the source for that software.

We can have additional conversations about open source licenses and funding, but if you don't have the source, you will eventually be fucked.
A year or so ago, I occasionally found weird breakages on sites. Haven't in a while, though. The one thing I recommend when switching is installing a user agent switcher for the browser, so it presents as chrome, and websites don't throw a fit at you for using a different browser.
Does this same thing happen in different operating systems?
Did you watch the videos, specifically of the guy in what seems like a golf cart going over the walking section of the bridge? It sounded horribly loud, louder than the guy who was crying about how loud it was
Not really no. It's all goood :)
if damping weight work I could see a crowd sourced solution, a lot of people in the area could get some gorilla glue and a bucket of pebble and glue them on the slats.
Same think was driving me nuts in the BWCA, camping in areas where there should not be any engines. Came back all salty that someone must have a gas powered well or something. Outfitter said I should find a recording of a horny grouse... and I'll be damned, that was it beating its wings. Last trip over Memorial weekend we had one nearby, and it brought nothing but smiles.
I love nomad and architected a large system that used it for several years. We are finally moving away from it, however, because of its lack of native support for autoscaling. I know there are third party solutions for it, but that doesn't work for us. I suspect a large number of k8s users could use nomad instead with way less overhead.
abstract lingvistigs
Ask HN: How do you calculate churn rate?
I don't have all the answers, but isn't education an answer to racism? I feel that modern beliefs about race realism don't hold up to a basic understanding of molecular genetics.
There were 10 receptacles/9 plugs[1] before USB-C. Of those 19 total, the only ones I've never seen in the wild are the USB Mini-A receptacle and the USB Micro-AB receptacle.

Receptacles: USB A, USB 3.0 A SS, USB B, USB 3.0 B SS, USB Mini-A, USB Mini-AB, USB Mini-B, USB Micro-AB, USB Micro-B, USB 3.0 Micro-B SS

Plugs: USB A, USB 3.0 A SS, USB B, USB 3.0 B SS, USB Mini-A, USB Mini-B, USB Micro-A, USB Micro-B, USB 3.0 Micro-B

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB_hardware#Host_and_device_i...
Those things are all about exploiting ambiguity though. Such an argument will never be used to say that black people should step down so that a white person can take their place
The right to direct communication without punishment is a hallmark of privilege.

Women in tech -- and I know a lot of them -- talk about how the only "acceptable" way to call out a guy's Glaring Error without him getting mad at you is like this:

"Gosh, I don't know, I maybe don't really understand the requirements that well, but it seems like {huge mistake} isn't right, what do you think? Of course I could be wrong."

We don't like doing this but we are told we're "not team players" if we dont do this.
Just a suggestion... try Flutter. This way you at least get a cross platform app with (arguably) less work. Doubles your marketplace and reduces your risk on a single store blocking you. Also consider that what sells on iOS may sell even better on Android.
It's great they are finally moving to the 19th century.
I was curious about this, I suppose if you're taking direct payments vs. say adsense, if you separate your name from the business. So if someone tried to track who ads belong to, wouldn't find the owner/operator of the site. Maybe that's just standard practice. I've been thinking about that myself eg. privately registering domains and somehow not having my name tied to ssl certs, etc...
Sometimes learning happens outside a classroom.
On some platforms, the emoji is so small that is difficult to determine what it is, let alone what it's supposed to represent.
> He's got stuff in both his hands and he's very clearly not trying to take their weapons away. His hands are roughly at the same height as their "weapons," yes.

They've got a fraction of a second to decide whether someone is a threat or not. That's why there is procedure when someone runs up on them, regardless if there is “stuff” in his hands or not.
> they're not doing anything illegal or dangerous

The words "dishonest" and "rent-seeking" come to mind. Also, it seems that using affiliate links without disclosure might actually be illegal.
Yes, you would be much better off doing that.
Anecdata: many dogs I know of really enjoy ice cubes. A meat flavored ice cube would probably make them quite excited.
I really don't care. I don't use Brave, never have, probably never will.

I just feel like people may be jumping to conclusions with little information to go on.

Maybe that feeling is justified, maybe it isn't.
What should have they done, run away? Just stand there? Put yourself in their shoes, and remember you have a fraction of a second to decide.
TinkerCad is owned by AutoDesk. So I would not be surprised if it ends up in a similar situation as Sketchup. If you want a totally free product that is also open source - your 2 options are

1. Freecad https://www.freecadweb.org/

2. Blender https://www.blender.org/
For over a decade I've used hushmail's aliasing feature which allows you to create such custom emails (e.g. dontspamme-hackernews@nym.hush.com) on the fly almost instantaneously. I use one per service that requires an email to sign up. Works great.

You can do it with the free account, too.

Just delete one if you are obviously getting spam because of a service selling their email lists. Which is a reality for "free" services. Bonus points because you can identify exactly who it is that is doing this and have the option of publicly shaming them.
I'm not advocating going Stalin or Mao is the solution, I'm saying that the current status quo needs re-adjustment.

I'm also from an underprivileged background (in a first world country as well), I witnessed first hand how the odds stacked against me have translated into my lived experiences.

Maybe unlike you, I have fought and lost against people with better parental financial situation I have a perspective that this is an issue, not something that can just be gritted through. Not all success is through hard work.
Sounds like an Android app would be hard to maintain no? With regard to how many devices/os versions come out... not sure if you bother with that?
They will probably be standardized, but not by ISO. Currently it looks like AOMedia will take over, in part because unlike ISO they are willing to commit to having an open standard unencumbered by patents.
Rust macros know nothing about types, and anyway C++ libraries define no Rust macros.
For a really interesting take on antagonists I'd recommend reading the Demon Cycle books by Peter Brett. In the first several books of the series the protagonist for the book is someone that was an antagonist earlier in the series.
Why is firefox on android not an option for you?
I made Metaset (https://metaset.io) to quickly do visual analysis on data sets. Started from my own needs for a project that spit out large CSV files. Excel or Tableau were too cumbersome and I didn't bother doing pandas and matplotlib.

Later I found someone with a similar need but for Postgres databases. It's been pulling in a decent side income.

I am embarrassed by the amateur UI. There is so much I want to do around "smart" visualization, but haven't had time.
Given the Total Information Surviellance from Google this is relatively a non-issue. Nearly anything that meaningfully restrains Google is a net good at this point. Getting bent over this is like people who dismiss Signal for not having perfect e2e- purists that are oblivious to what is actually happening in the world.
Lawyers are gross
i.reddit.com is way more basic than old.reddit.com. It's intended for ancient cell phones or the slowest of slow connections. It's actually pretty impressive that it works at all these days.
Critique of Georgism
`helm template | kubectl apply` ?
I used to enjoy Android development, but they change the tools so often. The documentation is often behind. I honestly can't tell you what the benefit is to almost all of the changes, except that it breaks my code.

I would really love it if a project I made two years ago would still compile, but it doesn't.
Not allowing quotes drives users to limit their quoting to a relevant part. I observed other places that users have a hard time to limit themselves and context is always there.
Obviously it isn’t free, but it’s helluva a lot cheaper than renting pole space for the 5G equipment.

In my city, 90% of the 5G poles are new, some feet away from existing poles. Federal rules give the locality no power to deny placement, only to make limited cosmetic changes, and only in a period of 30 days or less.
Come to Homer's BBBQ. The extra B is for BYOBB.
Unless something's changed recently, Brave mobile doesn't support extensions either.
> 2 data pins is USB 1.X/2.X USB 3.X requires 6 data pins at a minimum.

USB-C cables don't have to support 3.X to support data. You only need the two pins.

> The standard config for charge only cables (e.g. the Nintendo Switch charger) is 2-2-1.

That's a shame. It's really not that much effort to support 2.0 data.
Full List – Here Are the 269 Companies Who Are Supporting BLM and Antifa Riots
Yep. This schlub is making as much of an educated guess as anyone else.
You're going to be in for a rude awakening when you discover that not every FAANG engineer hates Trump too.

I guess you have the option of giving up all those products and services too.
The alt-right usage etymology is ... convoluted, but dates to a gratuitously terrible film sequel ("Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo", 1984), and came to be a go-to reference for any sequel or return, here, with race war connotations:

https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/electric-boogaloo

Appropriation of language and symbology is quite common among similar movements.
If you're looking for a F/LOSS tool for mechanical CAD other than FreeCAD, try solvespace [1]. It's definitely good enough for simple usecases (especially 3d printing and lasercutting where there's good standalone CAM flows).

[1] - http://solvespace.com/index.pl
Looked at https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/deploy-any-resource-with-the-... ?
You're conveniently forgetting that this works for only supported languages. These things are also possible in vim with additional plugin for your language.
I would say they should go out of their way to solve those issues?

They might not be successful all the time, but they will be some of the time. You can treat their success as floats and doubles, rather than booleans.

Today by government regulation, corporations do take measures for all those problems. Ever seen a warning that a product is carcinogenic?
I bet they are, I think my comment was reasonably sarcastic. If you have to bad mouth them under an alias, you know you do not want to work for them.
I never got the hang of Blender in my previous attempts, but I started again with 2.8 in 2019, and the interface made a world of difference. In the past 8 months, I've gone from literally zero knowledge of box modeling to being able to create assets for indie games. I haven't seen any issues with the manual. Actually, combined with the official YouTube tutorials, I've found it extremely easy to find the answers to my questions.
Keys for Understandable AI Product Experiences
Steve Jobs was treated by someone who didn't know anything about cancer; that didn't turn out well
To be completely fair, Reddit is an absolutely terrible SPA to begin with. The infinite scrolling is very poorly implemented (if you click a link and hit the back button, you end up at the top of the infinite scroll page and have to wait for it to load everything below again), the memory usage is higher than any other app on my computer, and collapsing comment threads takes forever.

The Apollo app solves every technical problem with Reddit, so I just recommend that people use that instead of dealing with the official web app. Luckily, they haven't gotten rid of old.reddit.com.