skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think there's no shame in breastfeeding in public.

I think there should be shame for people that think it's more important to ensure other human beings don't see a breast than it is to feed a child.

It's a breast. Grow up and get over it.
> Someone I trusted had snuck out of responsibility in the most selfish way imaginable, and my body responded with intense physical reactions. I wondered if male CEOs would have reacted this way. I wish I knew.

She learned she was pregnant that morning so the physical reactions could have been lightly compounded by knowing that. While joyous there is some stress that comes with knowledge of pregnancy. Otherwise, yes, the reactions to betrayal are similar for males. It’s less about difference in sex and more about the person in how they respond to that specific form of stress.
I'm surprised that Windows has ~50%.

I'm not a developer myself, but When I engaging with them on various OSS projects I always feel Windows is being treated as a second class citizen in almost every aspect (smaller projects often has no test, tool chain setup, tutorial, or all of above for Windows, as a starter).
> It's the naked boob that sets people off

Those people need to grow up
The thing is, (at least personally I feel) JavaScript isn't the problem. The problem is because of the lack of tools people have leaned into doing everything with JS, instead of trying to manage the awkward 50-50 split we had before. If 95% could be done with HTML++, then a couple form customizations and a bit of business logic being done with 100 lines of JS would make sense and not be as horrible as the modern web.
> Don't we basically know that from the Surface X?

Don't have to venture that far, we know it from the iPad Pro.
For what its worth payroll companies like that do exist, but they generally only work as staffing/funding companies - you pay a markup and they manage workers comp pools/state legal issues/etc (though most only have regional not national support) - unfortunately that might be worth 1.3-6% of your payroll :|
So a reelection cliffhanger. Does actually seem plausible for this administration.
I mean I'm glad you had your light bulb moment but that doesn't always happen, does it? Furthermore, the issue isn't that "they're not all going to be saved, no matter what you do," the issue is that society gives up on them before they even have a choice. E.g. their elementary school has its funding cut, their after-school programs are cut, they family is broken and/or abusive--why are you expecting a child to grow up and learn how to make the right decisions?

And as for making the right decisions--I have a few issues that have worked hand-in-hand to keep me from having a long and stable relationship. I know which bad decisions I've made in the past, I know as I making them that they're bad, yet here I am, single and at 31! It's something I'm still trying to work through. So having said that, I am not going to judge someone for their bad decisions if I can't always pick the right path myself. And I'm sure you're not always sticking to the right path, either. I mean, I'm sure there's a billionaire out that there could go through your life decisions and judge you for not having a fleet of yachts yet. It's easy to be like "don't do meth!" and then not do meth, but I don't know what those people are going through that they thought that meth was a good idea. I don't want them in jail for it, either. I think there are far better options.
I haven't used Zoom, but I have attempted to use Google Meet for video chat and it was an abysmal tire fire.

My mom wanted to do a family video chat over Easter and I thought, "Hey, we use Google Meet at work. I bet it will be great for this." It was a completely unusable experience of frozen videos and dropped audio. I was ready to just completely throw in the towel on the entire idea.

My mom said, "Well, me and my sisters have been using Skype for years and it works just fine." So I begrudgingly downloaded Skype and created an account. It just works. It's amazing.

We've been doing video chats every Sunday evening with my mom and my brother's family for a couple months now. I thought I hated video chat. It turned out I just hated Google's idea of video chat.

My wife uses Facebook video chat with her mom and it works pretty acceptably too. I think Skype is still better, but Google Meet is absolute bottom of the barrel in video chat technology. Which is a shame because Google Meet works great for audio with screen sharing.

Maybe Zoom works comparably well to Skype. I hope so.
Few people ever need long-range, heavyweight translunar space travel. Something like a Voyager does not require it.

But heavy lifting to LEO and GEO us a well-paying market, drawing most of the investment. It excludes nuclear propulsion, though.
Correct. Make decent homes and childcare affordable and you will see more kids. It’s not that hard. BTW, most tech workers in SF still work at bigger firms (Ie non startups) so the argument that startup culture is what holds people back from childbearing doesn’t seem to hold water.
The house killed immigration reform in 2013 that passed the senate by overwhelming bipartisan margins. Blame Cantor and Boehner.
> there is pressure from all sides to go into management, and this pressure can come from both ill and good intent

As a guy, I keep fighting this pressure a lot too. I think it comes from organizations who don’t have enough technical challenges and they’re afraid top talent will leave out of boredom.

There’s always managerial challenges.
Magic mushrooms are borderline toxic or whatever. I know many people feel sick and can vomit from them.
Also, of course, the best way of rotating it out is to have the government buffer factory output and smooth out the supply.
I've been served by shirtless guys in normal restaurants and food carts. I've seen more than enough shirtless guys eating dinner outside without anybody caring. I've only seen a few nipples in offices, so maybe you have a point there.
I offer my sympathies because that is one of the most serious diagnoses one can possibly receive. :-(

I'm sure you, your friend, and her doctor know about

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/results?cond=Pancreatic+Cance...

I think it was using this search that my stepmother successfully and relatively quickly got into a nearby trial for a different cancer, though unfortunately it didn't save her.
The fact that it induces demand makes it more efficient, not less.
You can call the autocomplete API from JS and then filter and draw the graph. Apparently you don't need an API key and it supports firing requests at the rate of typing.
Selenium leaves trace in HTTP requests, so its use is quite detectable. The authors of PeopleSoft can include Selenium detection in their products, disallowing your automation scripts. Why not use GreaseMonkey instead?
The Democrats spent all of the period when they had supermajority in the senate and majority in the house barely being able to pass the affordable care act (and subsequently sustaining great political damage for that). After Scott Brown replaced the late Ted Kennedy, almost everything was subject to filibuster and it became really hard to do anything substantial. Comprehensive Immigration reform came close in 2013 (in the wake of the 2012 republican presidential election loss) and was passed bipartisanly in the senate but died in the republican-controlled house.
Engineering costs, both in rate and quantity.
My company tried MS Teams for about two days before canning it and switching back to Slack + Zoom. I've never encountered such a poorly designed product [1] other than the one it was supposed to replace, Skype for Business.

Why the does chat need to take up so much space on the screen and why is everything presented in basically an old school SMS layout (I'm looking at you too, Signal). I tried a handful of their integrations nothing worked correctly. Trying to simply enable github commits/PRs/etc was a confusing nightmare of authenticating multiple parties and ultimately all it did was have a chatbot privately spam me, but couldn't have it reside in a channel.

Screen sharing is a disaster for everything business oriented too (ms teams, zoom, slack, whatever google's thing is called this week). They're slow, laggy, frequently crash, and resolution is unreadable most of the time. If you need to have screen sharing where your voice chat happens at the same time as your video actions, Discord is the only thing that works flawlessly. It's superior on simple voice chat too, persistent voice chat rooms, etc. It's lovely software.

[1] https://images.techhive.com/images/article/2017/02/teams-bet...
Rapids Accelerator for Apache Spark
3) because electronic mail is fundamental and early attempts at walled gardens proved it could not be contained
Yes, multi-threads of it...that would be scary!
I thought your comment was pretty funny. :-) And I'll happily admit that if there is a single idea here it hasn't congealed for me yet.
I was feeling lucky... either way
IMO, Zoom has the worst user experience of all video conferencing tools by a long shot, at least on Linux, regardless of whether you are a paying user or not. And while Skype was doing a terrible job for years, these days it's light years ahead of Zoom. Google Meet is also doing an incredible job and lately I've been using it a lot. I seriously don't understand how a horrible product such as Zoom made it so big... So whatever comes after Zoom, I hope it will do a better job.
What isn't registering in what data? Reopening takes time to result in new cases recorded, and new cases take time to result in new deaths recorded. Reasonable estimates for the latter are about a month, and maybe the first part also took a month.

Georgia now has about 1,200 new cases daily compared to ~700 in New York. Only a month ago, New York had more like 2,000 per day.

Is it controversial that it takes about a month for new cases to turn into new deaths? Do you believe that isn't happening or won't happen in Georgia?
Your story if truly heartbreaking.
Me and my fiancee met the same problems (not in the US), however we decided that being together is more important than having better career opportunities - so we choose a country where both of us were able to receive a business visa without significant problems.
Were you considering something like that?
No worries. As the saying goes "this isn't my first rodeo". I'll let you know what I discover.
Wow. I know very little about FPGAs and hardware and this is pure magic to me. Debugging these things must be a royal pain.
This is great. I find rocket book great for my pen and paper needs since I can very readily turn the pages into pdfs.
Why wouldn't Apple just reuse everything, including graphics hardware and drivers from iOS?
So far: different architectures. But with this announcement it would make running macOS on a future (or even current) iPad quite feasible, so your kind of dock might become true soon. Apple's new magic iPad keyboards use a lot of weight to balance the heavy screen - might as well make that a battery.
Reporting the deaths also takes time and some say the total is closer to a month.
> It doesn't become ok to stereotype just because...

What's psychology? Theories regarding human behaviour.

What's a stereotype? A theory regarding human behaviour you think is inaccurate.

Unless we want to limit ourselves to platitudes that interest no one because everyone agrees, we're going to express thoughts that some people consider to be stereotypical.

I take it as a given that I can only please some people, some of the time. Therefore I'm ok with expressing opinions that may be deemed stereotypical and I extend that freedom to everyone else.

I call it freedom of speech. I hope freedom of speech is ok with you.
please let me know, where can I find 1Bed apt for 1700? Last time I checked, most of them are 2500+
> 2) NAT really screwed us all by breaking the end-to-end nature of the Internet.

Don't worry, we'll all be on IPV6 any day now.
I don't need VSCode, Docker, or node.js on my phone. I don't want all the clones of the various repositories I'm working on on my phone. Even the best phones lack the RAM, high capacity drives, and video card my computer has. Nor does it have a keyboard or trackpad.

If your phone is good enough to take care of your day to day computing, you can probably get by with an inexpensive all-in-one computer and save the headache of docking.
While my experience with dragonfruit are the same as yours, I've heard they can be sweet if allowed to fully ripen on the stem before harvest. This of course doesn't work for commercial production.
Friend of mine had a comment about such things. Someone that gets torqued by a infant being breastfed is a 'proud possessor of a personal problem'
Skeuomorphism here we go again
You’re right. I should have examined more carefully.

“Isn’t it more surprising if something succeeds than if it fails?” — a parable for the whole business of software engineering.
Over the past decades in the western world those conservative orthodoxies have been challenged and a new set of norms have emerged and are perceived as the new orthodoxies. Peterson's followers follow him because of his "guts" to speak up, but he's doesn't seem to be proposing new norms but rather showing how the conservative worldview can still offer a cure for the current pain points.

His followers follow him because he reinforces existing points of view. Nothing wrong with that, just saying that having such following doesn't imply original ideas.

I recommend the "what is true?" making sense podcast episode (https://samharris.org/podcasts/what-is-true/). It helped me better understand Peterson outside of the spotlight generated by him touching the controversial topics if our society. My opinion on him after that interview is even less flattering: he seemed interested in bending terminology and logic itself for the benefit of crafting a worldview he deems innate to humans, instead of researching our nature though inquiry. The feeling I got was that of an erudite anti-scientist.
"The rescue will begin in its own time" sounds like they deployed Cruise Control[1] to monitor their cluster.

[1]: https://github.com/linkedin/cruise-control
I live in Cambodia where all of these fruits are available, and more. I like every fruit mentioned, except salak, and eat many of them every day.

This author comes off as a deeply uncultured American giving a generic impression of a drunken 3-5 day visit to SEA. There are so many errors in this article it's unreal.

Jackfruit does not have a "jagged sheath" (that's durian).

Dragon fruit is only mushy when it's badly bruised or overripe, and there are other varieties that are sweeter and richer than the white variety.

Durian does not "stink of death".

Salak are normally imported from Indonesia, as far as I know. Maybe the author is thinking of salacca wallichiana, which is related but tastes very different?

Describing a langsat as a "demure cousin" of the lychee is a totally meaningless way of saying that they belong to the same order of plants.
How does this complicate things wrt code portability (ARM). Surely the answer isn't VMs.
> But what I find sad is the commentary it makes on the state of humanity's collective emotional development if commercial celebrity endorsements and falsely personal birthday messages have so much more sway over our hearts than messages from people who are actually in our lives.

This is what you're failing to understand. The celebrity messages don't have more sway over our hearts than messages from people who are actually in our lives. You don't pay for messages from people who are in your life because you already get a lot of contact with them for free.

But if you think paying $50 for a message from a celebrity is too much, that it overvalues celebrities relative to people who you actually have a meaningful connection with... just remember that people pay tens of thousands of dollars for (scam!) messages from people who were once important to them personally, and are now dead. The demonstrated value of the personal relationship is near-infinitely large compared to the celebrity pseudo-relationship.

If your son likes basketball, and you commission a painting of him playing against Lebron James, that lets him imagine himself being a part of that world. If you commission a birthday message to him from Lebron James... that lets him imagine himself being a part of that world. What's the difference?
Yes, I am actively considering to move out of the country. However, this is troublesome too. My parents and brother are still here, and my parents are aging. If I do have kids, I would love for my parents to be around them, and I miss my parents dearly already since I unfortunately live far away, even in the U.S.
>dead streaming is shutting down and partnering with dead streaming

The only real alternative to Twitch is streaming live on YouTube. Not a competitor, but an alternative. And that's only because they have a massive viewership already. A lot of those probably never heard about Mixer or even Twitch at all.

You'd think it's the same with Facebook, but that's like a different target audience. You don't usually go to Facebook to binge videos. Just like it would make no sense to stream live on Twitter.
That's correct. They failed to get TypeScript to work. Thanks for reading that.
You can get an O1 easily with your tenure track and publications. I know a bunch of people who have obtained an O1 with none of that.

There are more interesting stuff about US visas IMO. With a number of them, and if you come from countries like Poland, after a year in the US you have to stay away for 2 years before coming back to the US. With a number of visa your spouse also can’t work and is reduced to a stay-at home. Internships that want to be converted to FTE needs to try the H1B lottery also.
There is no shame in a 'naking your boobs'. No reason to sexualize it either
Insert xkcd about how the difficulty in getting to orbit is speed not altitude.

This is all the more true about a larger planet than earth.

Sure, you might have a thicker atmosphere, but that's an additional challenge. Needing a balloon (if it made sense, I couldn't do the calculation) would be a reflection of the difficulty above and beyond the increased orbital velocity that is the basic problem.
Good point about dual intent. One thing though I think it’s bit easier to renew and you can also keep renewing it without any time limit.
> I don't dislike Dragon Fruit but having had 30 or so of them in SE Asia (Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Taiwan) I've never had one that was "extremely sweet". All of them were relatively on the bland every place I had one. It's good to know they can be sweet but I'm curious why finding a sweet one is so rare.

Our experience is vastly different!

While not a fan of dragon fruit, I do eat it relatively often as my wife loves it. We usually buy pre-peeled pack at the super market when we visit.

For me it is definitely sweet. Not 'extremely' but it's definitely sweeter than a good banana or royal grape. Definitely not bland at all. I don't think I've had a non-sweet version in any of the countries you listed.

Edit: I just had a thought. I always eat Purple dragon fruit, not the white one. Maybe that's the difference.
Could be, but I assume leadership roles are hard not for keeping up appearances but for the actual work involved in being a leader. That we see hiding emotions as a defining/filtering attribute seems something arbitrary that society decided was an attribute leaders should have.
Not true. To my knowledge no visa is dual intent in theory but it never end up mattering in practice.
This is the one I meant: Annona squamosa (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar-apple)

It's called custard apple in my country. We call papaya, pawpaw.

Any discussion of fruit needs to use their botanical names since they're called different things in different places.
Almost each of the non-macOS tools was once used daily by me, but I've since switched to even better ones in some/all use-cases.

zsh + zinit [0] + powerlevel10k [1] > fish + starship. Powerlevel10k and zinit make prompt initialization time with all my plugins much lower than the equivalent setup in fish; I can start typing as soon as I open a terminal without breaking up my prompt.

gotop/ytop complement glances/htop. They offer a really sleek TUI that uses braille characters to draw graphs.

Poetry > Virtualenv for working in venvs in Python projects.

Distro packages > pyenv, rbenv, nodeenv. Most distros provide packages for multiple interpreter versions, and only use one by default. For example, Fedora uses symlinks: /bin/python -> /bin/python3 -> /bin/python3.8; I also have python3.9 beta, python3.7, and python3.6 installed for testing.

For some usecases, termtosvg can be better than asciinema. termtosvg doesn't require additional software or javascript if the user already has a web browser or other animated SVG viewer.

delta [2] > diff-so-fancy and colordiff. Delta combines language-specific syntax highlighting (foreground) with diff highlighting (background).

nnn [3] > ncdu. It has the functionality of ncdu when sorting by disk usage on top of being the best file manager I've ever used.

[0]: https://github.com/zdharma/zinit

[1]: https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k

[2]: https://github.com/dandavison/delta

[3]: https://github.com/jarun/nnn
> The difference between McDonald's midrange line and, say, a burger at a restaurant for $18 is negligible in flavor.

This may be the single worst analogy I've ever seen.

There is no amount of money you can pay at McDonalds to get a good quality burger.

I don't spend $18 for burgers, since there are a million places where you can pay $5-8 dollars and get a damned good piece of beef. But not at McDonalds.
Discovering Symbolic Models from Deep Learning with Inductive Biases
How is this bad? They are likely sending a SHA-256 hash of the binary, not anything the binary itself to compare it to a bloom filter of known exploits. I'd expect any decent OS malware protection to be doing that.
The Future of Internet Is Encryption and Privacy
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23548600
Not a fan of Apple, but x86 is a mess and I'd love to see companies pushing for its replacement.
I have friends who are looking to renew their H1B. What happens to that?

Another friend got fired from Uber a few weeks ago on an H1B. Does it mean she have to leave now?
>>Its still puzzling to me why facebook wanted it. I have used mappilary a bit and it is not an alternative to google street view. The images tend to be shit quality at odd angles and with window reflections in the way and are not 360 degrees like googles are.

Add FB's unlimited resources to it and see. What it is and what can be are different
FYI,
https://github.com/fujitsu/A64FX
Discussion 5 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23548600
I was trying to figure out why the New Yorker would care about data streams
Really cool idea! I didn't find the chess openings graph particularly useful, but what a fantastic way of finding related media! I'd love to generate clusters for my favorite movies, music, and games and use it for new recommendations.
I rarely watch twitch, and when I do it's for events (eg, Games Done Quick) and not individual streamers. I'm just past that being interesting in my life.

Discord though - they announced streaming and I thought it was ridiculous, but they've won me over. Among a friend group, where joining the stream also implies joining the voice chat, I find myself being drawn in when someone is streaming. It's great for: waiting for a round to end before you can join the group, reviewing replays as a group, "hey check out this cool thing", just seeing what's up with a game a few people are trying out, or (especially in post-covid19 world) just hanging out when you don't/can't (eg, eating) play at the moment but want some socialization. Combined with video chat and it makes a good platform for socially distant jackbox games - it just works compared to other video chats which seem optimized for slide shows and fail at streaming a game smoothly with audio.