skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They certainly are not. Not between countries (even if they are EU countries and both use the Euro) and not for 1 billion Euros/Dollars.

Edit: A lot of people here are saying "I do not pay for it so it is free". Just because you don't pay does not mean it is free for everyone. The law just states that fees must be the same for domestic and EU transfers, not that the transfer is free and, there are countless examples of regions where there are no banks that charge nothing (especially regions where a lot of intra-EU immigrants come from).
It's an interesting proposition. Whether it's Python, Redis, Laravel or Linux itself, a lot of software projects have been driven primarily by singular people and their decisions which shape the project over a period of time.

One example that was mentioned in this thread was the whole "master" thing going on.

Is Torvalds really going to get involved in that? Most likely no, and that's a decision he's free to make.

I worry in the future, after he's gone, depending on the model being used, we'll see more politics in software projects where Linux itself gets dragged into these things and doesn't have a single guy to say NO!

Or maybe you see an old white guy in charge of Linux and that can be considered a problem in itself, I'm sure many would love to see some change there and finally overrule Torvalds' decisions.

So in reality, we're seeing a slow shift away from BDFL type situations, and in the near term future, very few (what I consider influential) projects will remain with that setup.
No, antidepressants are not addictive. I stopped taking them after tapering down for a couple of weeks (for safety) and have never had a desire for them again. We have science which shows that they do not have significant addiction potential. And to be clear, I am an addict, so I have a really good idea of what addiction feels like.

Yoga does not behave in the same way as an SSRI. We have science which shows that. It might, in some cases, help some people with depression - it did not help me sufficiently. Sorry to burst your bubble.
When “Think for Yourself” is not “thinking for yourself”
Nice. Good job reaching out to the horses mouth :)
Bitter-sweet seeing new Pocket features in there, knowing that the service is still proprietary more than 3 years after its acquisition. If Mozilla wants to become a service company, it should just say so:

https://github.com/Pocket/extension-save-to-pocket/issues/75
If any of these projects should pose a risk to Microsoft it will be able to pull the rug from under them.

Code hosting gone, sponsor income gone, forums gone, bug tracking gone. At the same time.

They will have to take care to always respect Microsoft's business interests and conduct codes. It is a much more severe threat to freedom than running all the proprietary code in the world.

I wouldn't be too surprised if one day they say Stallman has to go.
How old are you? Do you have a gf/wife?
I really want to use Firefox, but their dev tools are lacking in so many ways when compared to Chrome. Fix that, and perhaps even improve on a few things that Chrome does badly (e.g. JS profiling in the "performance" tab of Chrome dev tools gives you zero information about which functions are responsible for the overhead), and you'll have me converted. I've been wanting to ditch Chrome for ages, but have no suitable alternative for development.

Edit: I've been asked for examples where FF dev tools are lacking, so copying from another comment of mine below:

1) Chrome CPU profiler will display the amount of time taken against calls in line in your source JS files. FF does not do this.

2) Memory snapshots in FF are not sortable, and do not show distance.

3) Performance tab in Chrome allows CPU throttling, FF does not.

4) Performance tab in Chrome also captures much more info, such as node count, heap size, number of listeners, GPU memory.

All the above are very useful if you're building a high performance web app or library.
Redis is an astonishingly good piece of software. I've always found its beauty to be the reflection of your philosophies, @antirez. Thank you. Here's to you finding joy in your pursuits!
Regarding point 2

“Canadian research on "computer-mediated communication," begun long before the current lockdown, shows video chat is an inadequate substitute for real-life interaction. The real thing, dependant on non-verbal cues, is extraordinarily more effective in creating rapport and getting ideas across.”
How do you keep your head clear as an entepreneur?
Killer question but it can be overhelming! Even if you've just bootstraped a new project on your own.

For my personal use, i'm a huge fan of trello.com classic but efficient.

For my team work it's crystal.work

Not a fan of paper tricks. Anyway, as someone have other tips ?
Just a heads up that the WebKit team hasn't weighed in, and Mozilla does not intend to look at this specification at all in the near future. So this looks like another Chromium-only feature for the time being.
Is it possible to build software without maintenance ? I think we need a new model for software ... where original build is self-sufficient but you have any number of remixes.

Right to implement a basic feature to an existing software there is too much code that touches way too many files.
> but I haven't developed the mental capacity to remember all the keyboard shortcuts for emacs or vim.

In Emacs - you don't have, there are a lot of packages which make the discoverability a breeze - counsel-M-x, helm-M-x for exploring all commands with corresponding shortcuts and also which-key, which allows you to automatically pop up the "next steps" in your current state.

How about having a mental capacity to remember all menus/dialog boxes in your IDE?
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I've noticed that it takes a different effort to communicate digitally than in-person. I can talk to a person in a car as I drive, no problem. But talk (even hands-free) over a phone and it takes a lot more attention. As accident statistics point out.

Why is this? I think we're wired to interact in-person. When we try to talk to a person we can't sense directly, we have to build a brain model of them. That takes quite a bit more effort.

As an experiment I tried putting my hand up to block my passenger from view as I drove. Immediately I could tell I was paying less attention to the road, vividly. Just having them out of view, even peripherally, made for a different experience.
Your first point actually seems pretty unclear for something stated as fact. TikTok and Instagram are both social networks, sure, but they’re quite different
I can also be anonymous if I never speak or leave my house, but that's not really how it works, is it?
Mysterious Wave Glider Spotted Off Florida Keys Had Intel Gathering System
I expect the third to be 10
Just shows a blank page without JavaScript. Does Hyperapp have any way to render out an HTML fallback if JS doesn't load?
I disagree with this sentiment, well at least I disagree that it is SCRUM's fault. I think this is a problem that resides higher up.

I have been in teams that to take the time to solve technical debt and even generate technical wealth. The best approach that has worked for me is to divide the development available time per sprint in: 33% new product features, 33% existing product maintenance, 30% Solve Technical debt (or 20% tech debt, 20% product debt with a 30-30-20-20 split).

With this I try to show that the problem of development teams NOT fixing their crap i not an issue of the Agile/SCRUM process (or any other process), it is an issue of management that prefers to ignore the mounting technical debt (until it explodes and you have the Github downtime, or LinkedIn leaks or the fact that changes become slower and slower due to codebase complexity).
Oracle is an investor ($40m) and Techcrunch reports that they have been working with Microsoft so sounds like they are making progress on getting into the major cloud providers.
Yeah, whenever I see a submission with xyz.substack.com I get a little nervous about being upsold or “converted”
Temple Grandin claimed her visualization worked like the Star Trek holodeck, which is amazing. But then many people can easily manipulate verbal language in their minds. Some can do that with music.
Writing Simple Python GUIs for Command-Line-Phobe Coworkers
A few questions I have: what happens to the host page when a portal becomes the active page? Does the host page continue to run in the background? If so, what happens when you open multiple portals? I assume the predecessor host pages must stop running otherwise we run into a memory leak type of scenario?
Enterprise drives have different firmware, especially from an ECC and integrity perspective. From a price/perf standpoint tho, shucking consumer grade drives with ECC win.
You can read the response body as a stream, so that part works. You can't (last I checked) write to your request body. That's the only missing piece.
Simple QR/Barcode Scanner
تحميل تطبيق TextPlus لتفعيل رقم امريكا او كندا للواتساب و التطبيقات – ابراج سوفت
Can you do it with Termux or T-UI somehow? Addons?
> their dev tools are lacking in so many ways when compared to Chrome

Like what for example? Please be specific.
Pocket is great and totally deserves more promotion. I know this will trigger a lot of people saying it's spyware, I used to think that too, but then I embraced it and it's great for bookmarking, syncthing tabs, reading news as podcasts on mobile etc. It's great.
I have a white background too. Is there a workaround for this?
Hm. That sounds like a process issue. Which is what SCRUM etc are part of. So its not process, but changing process will fix it? SCRUM + technical debt management is the cure? Then SCRUM was missing something.

I put the blame squarely on the process, whether its SCRUM or whatever.
How would you test such a condition? When I paint (bloody amateur) I certainly can imagine a generic tree or house or something specific like my house or my garden tree. The latter takes more form of an image, but it is still quite abstract. It is not really a picture, it is a memory and quite fleeting. But if I would see a real picture, I would go to the doc.

What do you mean they cannot conjure an image. If you ask them to draw a dog they come out blank?
Scrum as defined in The Scrums Guide is a very specifically defined process with a few degrees of freedom, not a process design framework.

Scrum as defined in the Scrum Guide prescribes very little. It's not much more than "Have a development team, a scrum master, and a product owner, have a product backlog, have developers plan their work, and work in time-boxed increments." Nearly every other aspect of how work gets done is unspecified and can (and should) be evolved by the team based on empirical observation.

My observation is that people have a tendency to adopt a version of scrum that is based on certain "default settings" that everybody sort of assumes are required, when they aren't actually. Two week increments, for example. I've heard so many people complain about scrum mandating two week increments, when it doesn't actually.

Or people complain about "velocity", and "story points" which are likewise not part of scrum at all.
My reading of the article is that it has a lot more to do with the border clash with China that killed 20 Indian soldiers with more believed to be captured (https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/16/world/asia/indian-china-b...) and a subsequent desire to distance themselves from Chinese goods and services than it has to do with algorithmic transparency.
Characters, structures, vehicles, robots, pretty much anything I would like to draw or design. With color (or at least enough awareness to know a certain shape or area is in a specific color).
I can also "listen" to music, unfortunately I'm really bad at creating new music so this skill is utterly useless for anything but remembering songs with just one listen or so.

At night before falling asleep it's pretty much like visualizing a movie, including motion and sound, the effect is somewhat stronger when eyes closed and not moving, I assume because "input" is mostly clear and thus doesn't conflict with whatever image you are conjuring mentally.

Seeing from other post, they say their dreams are pretty dull. My case is the opposite, my dreams are ridiculously vivid (including color, sound and touch) and there are very detailed environments and a lot of people moving around. I wonder if those things are related somehow?

EDIT: I have narcolepsy, perhaps that's a factor.
If you write for big medium publications you can get a lot of traction.

Often they do the promotion for you (newsletters, twitter, etc.).

That’s not to mention the medium algo that can pick up on your article and recommend it to others.

I’ve had one post reach 100k+ reads, unlikely that would happen on my own site.
For those curious "what does this do" and "how does this work" the presentation on the home page (Video + Slides) helps a lot.
Great. Unlike many, I walk my talk and have always used Firefox since more than a decade with no exceptions. The very commonly given reason that DevTools are better in Chrome still doesn't stop one from using Firefox for all other general browsing. Unless we support alternatives we really shouldn't complain when they gradually die off in a space that is increasingly coming under the control of giant corporations with bottomless pockets.
We are very close to the official V2 release, but right now that page is still a WIP.

The link works fine, though.
The average at our NoName was in the 60s.
Yeah, but what does that have to do with what I wrote? My question is, if HTTP can now do streaming and all of these other useful things that you previously got with WebSockets, why do we need a WebTransport API? Why don't we just use HTTP instead?
I dunno. There's no feature.
> I’m making the point that policing instances of racism perpetrated against people of color doesn’t make white people victims.

But this discussion is about reddit declaring that they will not police instances of racism perpetrated against white people.
I actually wonder how many request/s one gets from being on the top of HN.
As an EU citizen it's always good to see the USA continue to shoot itself in the head. Let's get the world on OSS.
They have milked 14 nm for what it is worth in the long term in the interest of the short term.

They bent over backwards for cloud providers and offered them special deals that helped finance the cloud providers transitioning to own silicon. They fused off features to create false product "differentiation" like the IBM of old and failed to deliver technology after technology in working form (SGX, TSX, 10nm, ...) They held the performance of the PC platform back by trying to capture all of the BoM for a PC. (e.g. tried to kill off NVIDIA and ATI with integrated 'graphics')

Customers are angry now, that's their problem. Intel is like that Fatboy Slim album, "We're #1, why try harder?" They still think they are the #1 chipmaker in the world but now it is more like #2 or #3.
You could have found a better example. The package you referenced literally just does `Number.isInteger` unless you are on decade old versions of nodejs
This.

The underground in underground programming refers to maintaining low visibility, as to present low target silhouette. Additional benefit is not attracting too many participants that are in it for the clout, rather than for solving problems & good engineering.

Open Source is no longer sufficient for software freedom; the current 'battlefield' is maintaining security from activist pressure or gradual take-over.
Any time brains are compared to electronics, be skeptical.
Yes, and there are no real limits to this. I can picture a Rubik's cube dominating the Manhattan skyline. I can also picture abstract images with no connection to the real world, that have emotions associated with them.

I believe my wife cannot make images, and the differences between us that result are pretty wild. I'm dramatically better with directions and maps because she can't make a mental model of the map and how it relates to the real world. However she's very aware of her emotions in a given moment where it's very difficult for me to express how I'm feeling.
Totally agreed. Pocket is amazing it has changed mobile reading for me.
There's a disconnect here I feel. If one chooses to refer to biological females as female, and biological males as male (and perhaps approach other situations ad hoc) then it seems you would say "this is trans hate" but the person practicing that behaviour doesn't [necessarily] hate the people they're referring to.

Indeed the person who uses biological identifiers seems often to be the hated person, a person who identified themselves as trans might hate them for not going along with that identity; but the person who is choosing how they personally identify others would in this situation often be labelled as committing hate-speech. IMO it's disagreement, not hate.

Compare the situation to that of the relatively few people who have a body dismorphia such that they believe themselves to be felines (cats) in a human body. They're no less sincere. But I'd still, without hate, refer to them as humans.

Those who disagree are surely entitled to take that position, regardless of whether someone else chooses to consider that hurtful, or do you disagree?
I use Firefox for dev, then occasionally use chrome dev tools for performance. I have to develop for both, so having both open isn’t burdensome.
A New Swine Flu Strain with 'Pandemic Potential' Has Been Identified in China
> I've also long thought that the details of your development methodology need to vary throughout the lifecycle of the project. Early on, there may be less clarity, and more "unknown unknowns", so it makes sense to focus more on experimentation and learning. Later on you (hopefully) start to converge towards a deep understanding of what you're doing, and can move more into the "gradual refinement" mode of work.

I think this is basically true but incomplete; early and late are misleading a bit, because it can be early in the life of a product that is in a well-explored space and it will look “late”, while a product can experience change in requirements or external context which makes it look “early”. A product should expect to move between modes multiple times if it is long-lived.
I don't really think it would have been a very different response.

Racism is a form of our tribal xenophobia. The fact that racism came with a pseudoscientific logic is besides the point. European fascism managed to be fundamentally racist, even though Jews were culturally and physically similar.

Early colonial racism in the americas was more of a religious bigotry than later forms, which were explicitly racist. It evolved It evolved into formal racism once conversion made religious bigotry unavailable.

My point is, xenophobia is not really based on points of difference. Those are post facto.

Also, I'm not sure to an Armenian sapien in the deal past, a neanderthal would have been more foreign than an Indonesian sapien. They would have both just seemed like foreigners. Maybe neighboring Neanderthals dressed or behaved more similarly than far-away sapiens.

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Again, I'm not defending white supremacists. Stop putting words into my mouth. I'm defending free speech as a human right. You don't take away someone's human rights because you find their ideology reprehensible. Otherwise, you become the villian.
"not liable for paying it," but you're still paying it at the end of the day via fees and increased merchant prices
add it to javascripting.com's database.
TBH, its not Tomcat but the terrible application packaging by Atlasssian. There was a time when they had it right. A single WAR file. Just drop it in the tomcat webapps folder and (depending on your preferred config) boom! Application deployed. Your data and configs lived in the path defined by JVM_OPTION -Duser.home | -Duser.dir or environment variable CONFLUENCE_HOME (IIRC). Backups were a breeze. Just archive the data folder. Updates were a breeze too! just replace the WAR and restart. Case in point Jenkins deployment in tomcat. Ahh super painless. Running multi tomcats on single host for application separation was as simple as CATALINA_HOME and CATALINA_BASE being set. Now we have a spaghetti monster called kubernetes that makes people think their apps will run better in it. Works for some but not for all. very much like that gym membership.
These chips are practical and can go into servers that are similar in performance to x86 servers.

ARM has well-thought out NUMA support, probably a system this size or larger should be divided into logical partitions anyway. (e.g. out of 128 cores maybe you pick 4 to be management processors to begin with).
Is there a way to show the output in json format?
They are certainly part of Scrum-master training. They're a widespread practice. At this point, they can be grouped as 'part of Scrum' with fair confidence, in any implementation you can point to.

Resorting to definitions is not helpful, when you work in a dysfunctional organization, and instituting Scrum was the root of the disfunction.
My dad is a Physical Therapist, and believe it or not they are pushing for PTs to do telehealth. It kind of sounds like a pipe dream to me seeing as how hands-on the profession is. I mean a big part of the job is that you literally have to touch people and move their joints around for them.
My previous company had a wiki for that. But it was very high-level and hard to navigate: you couldn't drop into a project, read the docs and start contributing.

That company was not exactly representative, but I assume having comprehensive documentation that can be used for self-onboarding is rare.
> If you write for big medium publications you can get a lot of traction.

If you leverage their algorithm cleverly, yes. But you still don't own your content or the platform. You're at the same mercy as on Facebook, Twitter, or Google.
- Can't mark notifications as done

- Can't dismiss banners or most modals/popups

These worked for me without javascript. Didn't try after redesign yet. IME gitlab doesn't work without javascript (the developer swears he can't be arsed to support noscript).
PFI started under the leadership of Conservative PM John Major. I don't agree with it, but the reason Labour carried on with it is because it's a neat accounting trick for hiding capital spending. Tories have criticised Labour capital spending since forever, so it's not surprising that the most right leaning Labour administration in years carried on using the new trick the Tories invented for hiding capital spending.

Also the financial incompetence thing is a Daily Mail meme, the statistics show that Labour administrations have been consistently better at growing the economy and reducing government deficits since WW2, 2008 bank bailout notwithstanding. But you are not going to seriously argue that the Conservative party, which receives huge donations from the financial industry, would have let those banks go bust? And the deregulation that allowed the 2008 financial collapse to happen all occurred under the conservative governments of Thatcher and Major.

The economy does better under governments that spend money because it has a lubricating effect. Surely it's obvious that if the NHS is the biggest employer in the country and you don't give anyone that works for it a pay rise for 7 years, it's going to affect the spending power of a significant block of consumers, NHS employees are somewhere between 7-12% of the working population of the UK. The doctors, paramedics, nurses etc will spend less in all the little businesses like pubs, hairdressers, day trips, builders... etc.
It's literally the successor to <iframe> so yes, that's the point.
Dang is a word here, not a handle:

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dang
32, I'm married.