skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting, although a bit boring for me, sorry :(

Coincidentally, I recently made a quick experiment in Pico-8 about different ways to paint on a canvas using single pixels

http://feiss.be/exp/pixelpainters/
> "The only winning move is not to play"

Exactly this. War Games showed this theorem back in 1983. I would hazard a guess that Joshua's statement inspired this 'fake' story.
Had me at “unexpected beauty” and “slime”, didn’t need the dog vomit. Bryophytes are my minibiological bag, but mold is right next door.
What a terrible horrible article. Where do they get the droolers currently labeled journalists anyhow?

This is a
Shameful.
>In my opinion, most software these days looks like it's built with a lot of duct tape and the bare minimum level of skill necessary.

Somewhere over the past few years, I came to peace with this point. Because production software tends to be really gross, for complicated but legitimate reasons. In fact, I think the beauty is in keeping something that looks really mangled operating with any degree of success - that is in fact the mark of a successful and functional team, if they are able to keep it all working with any degree of sanity.

This is not to say that your second point, about bare minimum level of skill necessary, isn't also incredibly valid. But, I don't blame this on individual workers, but rather on the system (IE: don't hate the player, hate the game). Incentives are to make your money in a phase of the moon and move on. Incentives are to move up or out. Incentives are not to build quality, but to build good enough. So long as that's how the incentives are structured, it's how the game is going to go.
Can you provide a link for your stat?

Link I found for 2018 e-commerce net sales in Canada [0] has amazon and amazon.ca combined for 4.7b, costco at 1b, walmart 0.9, apple 0.79, the bay 0.47 etc.

So amazon eclipses the other other 7 competitors all on its own.

[0] https://www.statista.com/forecasts/871090/canada-top-online-...
yeah, although bookmarking urls with tags in whatever bookmarking tool you're using is pretty good, or forking a repository that you're interested in. I suppose if I had an aversion to doing either of those things I would be upset at GitHub for not giving me a better way to keep track of things.

But I have no such aversion.
You have no guarantee that the server won't just "if (ip === companyName) { don't serve CSP + serve infiltrated JS }" in the future.
Keep in mind when people give you examples of industry numbers like games and movies when they compare it to something funded by workers income tax.
The problem with a $200-400 Android phone is that it runs Android. I don’t want to use Android, so it looks like that won’t work for me?

Not sure where fashion enters into it?
“The only move is not to play” is from the 1983 movie “War games” whose theme is a kid hacks into a government computer that controls nuclear weapons, the computer almost starts a nuclear war but stops short after running simulated scenarios which all lead to total annihilation.

https://youtu.be/NHWjlCaIrQo it’s on the monitor at 3:40
Probably because in the EU, Android has a dominant 70% market share, so the typical anti-trust rulings don't apply.

The EU is investigating it now though https://www.macrumors.com/2020/06/16/eu-opens-investigations...
I think it's what Spotify does (or did at least at some point).
I wouldn't go this way though since there's more chances for customers to blame this on you than apple.
We would also have had to implement apple pay which would have involved a good amount of work. All this just to get an app approved.
FBI picked most outlandish anti-Trump dossier claims official U.S.-Russia report
37Signals has always done it their way and have made a fuck ton of money doing so.
I think SAT/ACT/AP scores took power away from provosts/admins and there was some accomadation to meritocracy. Underprivileged had a chance, but it was a long shot.

It’s too many trying to get into too few colleges. We need more, smaller universities. Federal funds/grants should be reoriented away from the Ivies. Zero Federal funds for schools that don’t have lower than 30:1 class sizes. That would stop admin bloat overnight.

The Musks, Gates and Bezos’ of the world should be building new colleges, not dumping more into the olds.
I've always just used github as a source control repo. It's also useful that Google links open source projects when I search for things.

If the trending page disappeared today I wouldn't notice. In fact, the only time I ever read about it is when I stumble across blog posts that mention it.
Its very likely skewed, such that 95% of the transactions are innocent but 95% of the value is despicable.

(for some value of 95%)
...or interface{} in Go
You could kill off any discussion about any product pricing by saying "the answer is whatever the market will bear", it's not really useful for the discussion though.

What the market will bear is made up of lots of people's opinions on whether the price is justified, and the person you're replying to is giving one argument that it isn't.
It’s one thing to have power and another one is to exercise it. Back then Google actually claimed to “provide equal access”, but instant answers is just visible and minor example where they slipped. But they will be dismembered by politicians not because they ever manipulated results, but because they can.

BTW, notice downvotes coming in. Why parent comment is being downvoted? Does it present incorrect facts? Does it advance implausible theory not worthy of discussion?
Beside security and delivery, there's also marketing, exposure and integration features.

I don't disagree with you, but you do have to draw a line somewhere, or every traditionally paid-for app will convert to external registration. Why wouldn't they? It's free money. Still, it's hard to ignore the hypocrisy of allowing Dropbox, Netflix, Kindle, etc without a pathway for sub-billion-dollar companies to follow in their footsteps.

How about a model where the developer pays per logged in user? You'd still have to shake out how much Apple "deserved" for its part in the transaction, eg do subscription apps and top ups get warrant more money?

Edit: Didn't expect to be downvoted, just trying to find models that work for everybody.
Rust is a language specifically for the other 5% though. If you don't have extreme performance requirements wouldn't you just use OCaml (which compiles very quickly)?
I wouldn’t say that I’m obsessed with Rust. However, it’s the sort of language I’ve wanted essentially since I started programming: a Haskell/OCaml-like language with the sheer performance and practicality of C++.

I’ve been a long-time user of Haskell, but I can safely say Rust has supplanted it almost entirely for me at this point. I never would have felt comfortable betting on Haskell in a commercial environment. Rust? Absolutely.
The Option type there isn't type safe. E.g. https://play.golang.org/p/CiQLf4yWhCO doesn't throw a type error for the Get function even though I've omitted the null check.
Before, it was a few months back.
I've spent a few hours on Github trying to find projects. The explore feature is absolutely useless.
It doesn't work well, because people use GitHub's starring feature in many different ways. Star rating of movies is pretty comparable between users once you standardize it. Not for GitHub stars.
Sounds like the winds of the fork are blaring. Trim the sails!
People base their beliefs on prior probabilities, before any new evidence is provided.

If all you've ever seen are white CEOs, then it's probably very reasonable to assume that the white guy in a meeting also is the CEO.

It's not racist, but just how your brain works on the priors.

I know that people should strive to not be assuming, but in the end, the brain is an exceptional pattern recognizer, and very much works in subconscious ways.

edit: And before anyone starts claiming racism; I'm just saying that this is how humans work. You collect data all the time, and (hopefully) update your beliefs on said new evidence.
And a monorail!
How do you use this over network? I have installed it but its very unclear to me what I need to do in order to call my colleague in another city.

It seems that it can only connect to publicly visible hosts? Overall it looks like somebody should develop an application on top of this.
The cluster admin struggle – ways to keep Kubernetes Resource Requests in check
We wouldn't hear about Dunning-Kruger effect if that were the case.
Python is not a great productivity language. I find Python less productive than enterprise Java. The tooling in Python is still in the dark ages.
Ouch... diagonal reading kills :) I am sorry :)
What Do Accessible Websites/Programs Look Like?
Inflammation can be caused by inflammation.

So x happens that triggers inflammation. Then you get stuck in a loop.
What, make good money building loads of features people actually need? To me it feels like GitHub has stood nearly still the past 5 years. I didn't even consider GitHub when choosing a solution for our business and 5 years ago I thought GitHub was the greatest open core business in the world.

Whatever they did with that huge investment, it wasn't building value. The investors probably got their money back and then some when Microsoft bought it though..
In my opinion, `Vector int` is the more logical syntax. `Vector[int]` to me seems like a vector indexed by int (rather than containing int), much like `map[int]T` is a map indexed by int, and `[5]T` is an array indexed by an integer less than 5.

For the same reason, I dislike `std::array<T, 5>` which puts the range type before the domain constraint. This is inconsistent with `std::map<int, T>` which puts the domain type before the range type, and `[](int x) -> T` which puts the domain type before the range type.
> and know are unmodified

Cameras these days do all sorts of digital processing themselves, especially on phones, which might make this a little hard
Good for you! FreeBSD taught you Unix which applies perfectly well at least at that time, to Linux as well. That was a good bet! Somewhat the same as learning Slackware at the time would teach you Unix, while chosing another distro would be more limited.
Yea, that's how it works.

Self defense is level 0 of a functioning judicial system.

Perhaps you get a lawyer to do it for you, but if you cant defend yourself, you are not operating in the most basic system of law.

It's similar to a place where silent protest is outlawed, and therefore you are mandated to vote.

He has not been convicted, and yet he is dying in there. Just a concidence right?

Other thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23513669
Today is the day I decided to switch to old reddit... My Mac can run garageband and vsc and 40 chrome tabs at once, but as soon as I click a front page Reddit link, that modal is like pouring sludge into my computer.
I don't think your German friend sees his current living situation as anything other than temporary.
Damore worked at Google, i.e. in the Bay Area. The Bay Area has a certain political bent (left), and running counter to it has real consequences.

But other places in the country have a different political bent (right). Chick-fil-A's anti-LGBT stance actually increased its sales (for a time, anyway). [1]

You can see this effect play out similarly when Trump says something that rankles the Twitters of Silicon Valley and New York, but which gets him even bigger approval ratings in the red states. All this to say - your points might feel like activism in the Bay Area, but that doesn't make the above poster's claim that it's mainstream conservative discourse false.

1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chick-fil-A_and_LGBT_people
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Actually, Apple blocked the Steam remote play app because it just acted as a remote desktop for Steam's Big Picture mode, which also allowed using the store for making purchases. This was a thorn in Apple's eyes so Valve had to ensure the shop was inaccessible when opening Big Picture mode through the iOS / iPadOS app.

Source:

- https://www.theverge.com/2018/5/24/17392470/apple-rejects-va...

- https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/5/17430532/apple-app-store-r...
If you read the image board thread the article links to, it's immediately obvious that this is 100% fake. The first line claims Quake III Arena (1999) is using neural networks for bot AI which is total nonsense.
In this case the "accept the risk" button is hidden. Here's what the dialog looks like in Windows 10:

https://i.stack.imgur.com/bDj59.png

Notice that "more info" in a slightly different shade is actually a link. When you click it you get the option to bypass the security block.
Living in a place obligates you to at least try and fit in. Working in a place for 1-2 years, I fully understand why people don't bother.
Show HN: Gab A CLI Tool to create/copy/paste GitHub actions from terminal
Here's an example.

You've never catcalled. You've never been catcalled. You've never been threatened for rejecting someone's advances and you've never threatened when yours were rejected.

That same woman comes to you and says "All men are sexist and do not respect women, and that includes you. You are horrible. You deserve to know how I feel."

How would you respond? I would think "favorably" would not be high on your list.

THAT is the type of discourse being used about race. It is not helpful. It doesn't identify the problems. It doesn't empower people to fix them. It doesn't inspire them to. I'm truly not sure what people think they are accomplishing to be honest.
It's really awesome, congrats!

However, at least for European cities you'll run into trouble regarding GDPR, if you do not mask out the license plates [1]:

"An easy example of information that could be used to indirectly identify someone is an individual’s license plate number. The police (a third party) can quickly match a name to a license plate number."

At least here in Germany, there has been one case where a Youtuber got a fine because of showing license plates in his videos [2]. And because your website is accessible in the European Union, these rules apply.

[1]: https://gdpr.eu/eu-gdpr-personal-data/

[2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFBrgJIkDwI [Obv. german source, sorry]
Not necessarily sparse. Just lacking in entropy.

You can compress an arithmetic series down to a handful of bytes...
> How about a model where the developer pays per logged in user?

As a person who hates being forced to create an account, I'm all for this. As a person who builds stuff, I don't know that you could create a viable revenue model around this.

At any rate it'd certainly be interesting and we'd see more people thinking about PG's recent point[1] re: account-less functionality as a competitive advantage.

1. https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1261976515408990208?s=20
WezTerm: GPU-accelerated cross-platform terminal emulator and multiplexer
I don't think Shopify really needs discovery or awareness among customers/buyers.

Shopify's customers are merchants, businesses and manufacturers, each advertising their very own store and sales channels. For them it's hard not to consider Shopify as their ecommerce platform of choice. Meanwhile I'd argue that end customers couldn't care less about which ecommerce platform their store of choice is using. Therefore I think the Shop app isn't all that important actually. Or do people really seek out Shopify stores in particular? That seems ridiculous to me.
Plenty of languages allow you to do this, either by opting into type checking only when you add type annotations, or by using "any" / "dynamic" or unchecked typecasts as an escape hatch when you don't feel like going through the trouble of how to make the typechecker happy.
>anti-authoritarian, anti-fascist, pro-feminist, anti-racist themes.

Well, based on wiki (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punk_subculture) anti-authoritarian is right rest a bit more debatable. Putting punk into box is kind of anti-punk.
Because it’s cool! Also it’s extremely open source, has a cool tech blog, and feels like it has a lot of momentum
I've no idea about punk, but our parent didn't talk about wings but about libertarianism.

I also believe that those themes you listed in your first sentence are there to imply that they are somehow inherently left-wing, which would be a partisan statement.

For example: there is certainly an authoritarian left and an authoritarian right as well as an anti-authoritarian left and an anti-authoritarian right.

But, more generally I think that "left" and "right" do more harm than good for describing political content dimensions.
As dominant position is clearly defined using market share with market share being understood as both unit market shares and revenue market share, I will go with all of them.
I run ZFS on both Linux and FreeBSD. On Linux I compile from the latest releases. I’ve honestly not noticed any issues either.

Are you absolutely sure this isn’t something you’ve misconfigured yourself?

For what it’s worth, I do prefer FreeBSD over Linux but not not for any reasons relating to ZFS.
I mean no offense by this, but the jewish experience in America doesn't compare to the black experience. In 99% of cases you are just another white person.
"10x developer" is meaningless and unmeasurable. We have to try and measure somehow so we know what grade people are and what to pay.

But really most people are working for a business not research. And in such cases the productivity could be measured in affect say revenue or profit. That's hard to measure for a lot of things.

And it takes teamwork, and a lot of human factors.

I doubt typing speed really comes into it. If you can do 40wpm or more it's fine IMO. Hunt and peck is OK.

An "idiot" using NodeJS writing it all in one big ugly index.js file might make the company a million with an idea or subtle change that the Linux Kernel genius missed.

Not really sure how you measure 10x.

The only way to do it is to confine what it means. "Can they implement this given problem in 1 hour? Then they are 10x"

But... software by it's nature is about implementing problems that are even hard to define in the first place and spotting opportunities. The right decisions - what NOT to develop, or what tech to use could make such a big difference. It might be hidden in an inane looking decision to use C# for example, that doesn't make you "look" like a 10xer.
Racism against white people? Definetly notin the wstern world.

And if you really want to put a strawman for anti-white-racism up there, use some of the actually happened atrocities against white land owners in some Africna countries after de-colonisation. Obviously without the historic context, because it wouldn't work otherwise. Don't pick Iran, besides being the current boogey man for conservative circles, it really is a bad example for racism. Unless you want to go deep into the shiit-suunit conflict in the Arab World. Which would obviously totally off-topic for this thread.
Not wanting to start a discussion about graphs vs trees for organizing, but in my opinion simple folders are great to fulfill basic needs. I cannot imagine a book having no table of contents and just a list of tags with numbers indicating relevant page numbers.

That is just dumbing yourself down in favor of machine classification or search algorithms while a simple solution exists for this problem for higher order classification and context, which tags alone fail to provide, even with sorting.
Philip Wadler introduced generics into Java and had previously designed Haskell, so he must have been thinking about types for at least a further 15 years before Java (20 years before Go).
Well on a scale of coolness Bitbucket hits rock bottom, just like all things from Atlassian.
Everyman sleep schedule is much more sustainable than the uberman schedule.

It basically involves doing 3 hour core sleep and three roughly equidistant 25 minute naps. It's fairly easy to move the naps around as needed, once you're used to this.

There's also a variant of sleeping 4.5 hours, and then having two 25 minute naps.

The idea here is that each 25 minutes nap is essentially "replacing" the ~1.5 hour sleep you're giving up. There's roughly 70-110 minutes per sleep cycle, you're giving up a normal sleep cycle and then making up for it with a power nap. Your body is forced to get more efficient on grabbing the necessary deep sleep during the core sleep period.

It's supposed to take about 1 month to adapt.

I personally did this schedule for 10 days straight, without even using an alarm clock. But I started getting sick so I stopped.
An iPhone's performance will completely smoke any cheap Android phone, and iPhone performance is often better than some new laptops [0]!

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23539845
I guess you're mixing up the religion vs ethnic origin? I mean, if we put the religion aside, can we say the same about e.g. Irish or Italian Americans?
Yea, I experienced that too with a new kid. I think I aged 5 years in that one year.
Not AWS, but I use Cloud Functions in Firebase Hosting to redirect dynamic urls to static website paths.

Of course, in this case I have to use it, because Firebase Hosting is static, so this is the only way to handle dynamic urls if the simple rules of firebase.json are not enough.
Why we use Kubernetes
I don't really understand the monopoly accusation. The EU investigation is related to Apple Pay, iOS market share is less than 30% there.
It happened to Sundar. There was an incident at a tech conference where he was walking through the booths and some people started asking for selfies with him. The "booth guy" who had condescending look grabbed Sundar's nametag slightly tugging on his neck without requesting his permission to see who he was. People were shocked at how rude the physical contact was. More ought to have been made of that. That booth guy should have been at least reprimanded for doing that to anyone, let alone Google's CEO.
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Last update 2 years ago? Abandoned.
If you count an early afternoon nap as the second phase, then yes. Otherwise, no. The whole medieval "second sleep" thing was probably a cultural thing and not a biological thing and it seems to have been limited to Europe during that time period.
Always nice to see music oriented projects on here. I highly recommend checking out VCVrack for broadly exploring possible tones. I was just playing with a "wah" effect patch i made controlled with game driving pedals.
I switched to Windows From Mac after 2 years