skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Haven't read the book, but by reading the table of contents, it does look like it is essays on commonly known topics to most programmers.

Stuff like reading books, training frequently, exposure to Machiavellian strategies, perennial interview practice, side projects etc is already known to most programmers who are aware and actively seeking improvement.

One thing that I like to see most programmers pay importance to in the future is physical fitness and rest. Mental health would also be a good topic to add. We are a profession where every one wants to win spectacularly or die trying. Or we just over eat and sit our excercise-less bodies to death.

A comprehensive programmer nerd's guide to exercise, rest and mental health would be something I'd be interested in reading.
Yes. Nobody can deny that. Everyone's time is valuable.

But when talking about money, we haven't crossed $10 mark yet.
> The continued relevance of these questions meant that thirty years later, in June 2020, YouGov were able to asked respondents the same questions, allowing us to discover how public opinion has changed in the intervening period.
> Interestingly, the results reveal a fall in public awareness on the issue. In 2020, about half the population (51%) reported having heard about the proposals – though this figure seems likely to rise with the PM’s recent announcement. Back in 1990, the figure was a much higher 78%.

It goes on to list the coronavirus and Tiananmen as possible reasons; isn't the most obvious contributory factor that a lot of voters have been born since then, and it hasn't been on the national curriculum or often reported on?
Sometimes coding is hard in and of itself.
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I'm really happy the UK did not leave the former colony to suffer under the communist regime. Reminds me of the situation with Jews before WWII - if they were given the same kind of refuge by any country, Holocaust would hot had happened.
Sometimes I dream, who'd have offered citizenship or at least refuge to residents of Russia, to escape our ongoing Soviet Union restoration.
> As a result, the Linux equivalent to Everything is unable to find recently created files, erronously finds deleted files and has outdated metadata fo recently changed files.

Have you heard of https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/fanotify.7.html ? This doesn't require watches on individual directories. Though:

> Calling fanotify_init() requires the CAP_SYS_ADMIN capability.
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ATV weighs 400 lbs and doesn't use off-the-shelf bicycle components.

This is basically a recumbent four-wheel electric light-duty fatbike. It's a niche and I think it's cool.

One could just as easily compare an electric bike to a honda ruckus.
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I am frankly a bit tired of this kind of bait-clicky lessons from people with a very thin track record. (This is way too frequent on Youtube these days)

I'd be more interested in the insight someone like Fabrice Bellard gained during his coding career, especially if we're talking about productivity or impact.
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I guess this is the software nerd equivalent of buying Twitter followers?
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I get the impression you're using a study comparing programming languages to back up a claim comparing text editors?
Does make have watch functionality built in? Sometimes I use make and entr together. entr detects filesystem changes and make efficiently rebuilds. But nowadays a lot of languages have their own build tools besides make, and entr works directly with any of them.
I suppose so. I think that an ATV’s saddle style seating is less stable in general though. I’ve never ridden an ATV but it seems to me like a lot of the time rider stability is derived from the feet being planted and the quads and glutes being able to hold onto the saddle, which for paralyzed users is unlikely. In this vehicle it has an actual seat so the butt stays planted and provides the side-to-side stability.
Does wikipedia pay its users who contribute the content?
>>BLM because some tiny segment of the country thinks that. A majority of America supports the movement, and that's being reflected by PR now.

A majority of the nation supports the Statement "Black Lives matter" a Majority of the nation supports reforming the police and holding them accountable. And a majority of the nation supports ending systemic racism in our laws and institutions

BLM as movement / organization however has many many positions that are not supported by the majority, the organizers are self described Social Marxists, the BLM Foundation web site speaks of breaking down the nuclear family, and with in the movement is also an undertone of socialism even communism none of which is supported by the Majority of the nation
> Boeing has terrible management and deserves to go under for the 737 Max fiasco

This seems a bit like throwing the baby out with the bathwater. Boeing employees 145,000 people. You're advocating making the equivalent of a small city jobless based on the actions of a very small contingent.

Additionally, aerospace is a capital intensive business. To give up Boeing would mean the likely-permanent loss of sophisticated manufacturing capabilities in the United States.

Nobody is starting a new aircraft manufacturer on AWS using Javascript. It would take tens of billions of dollars to even begin to attempt to re-create a company with Boeing's capabilities.
This has definitely not been my experience when I do tech interviewing. Lots of people can talk the talk...
Isnt this the kind of thing that starts wars.
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Known for her work on racial and gender bias in facial recognition systems and other AI algorithms, Gebru has been advocating for fairness and ethics in AI for years. The Gender Shades project that she leads with MIT Media Lab Computer Scientist Joy Buolamwini revealed that commercial facial recognition software was more likely to misclassified and was less accurate with darker-skinned females compared to lighter-skinned men.

Gebru’s CVPR 2020 talk Computer vision in practice: who is benefiting and who is being harmed? again addressed the role of bias in AI, “I think that now a lot of people have understood that we need to have more diverse datasets, but unfortunately I felt like that’s kind of where the understanding has stopped. It’s like ‘let’s diversify our datasets. And that’s kind of ethics and fairness, right?’ But you can’t ignore social and structural problems.“

"""

Seems that these two paragraphs alone describe what she has been saying. Where did your "algorithmic bias" assertion came from? Who mentioned algorithmic problems?

> If there is any sort of fairness, ethics or what have you initiative @Facebook and @facebookai, let me tell you how little credibility they have because you have the loudest microphone out there.

Its interesting how one perceives this as "throwing shit" when it is harsh criticism directed at what she denotes as the little power any ethics or fairness org at FB has.

The other quotes are out of frustration and are in the civil territory. If those are uncivil to you and the others, well, that's your line of sensitivity as it is definitely not the bar for incivility. If something sounds harsh, it doesn't mean it is uncivil. It is very easy to twist words or remove them out of the conversation context to make them seem like fighting words.

I could be very harsh in address people here and still be civil about it. The air I smell here 'It is Yann LeCunn, legendary figure, never criticize what he says or if you do so, do it very very very politely even if you have to do it 1k times.'

I'm no longer interested in finding out more perceptions on this. I saw what I saw and you guys see what you see. I don't see any uncivil activity just sensationalism at an opportune time and a mob of anti-social justice trying to attack whatever seems "woke." These issues would have to be dealt with no matter what period of time.
> This has already led to numerous troubles in the applications for loans, job evaluation, criminal matters and so on.

Which I'm arguing about elsewhere... but demanding that university research about upscaling a face to be perfect to publish is a little much.

> . But success isn't a success when the dataset isn't representative and datasets used by academics as a rule are not representative

Yup, so, academics should never research this stuff or publish? That certainly is an ... interesting ... recipe for progress. And research progress is one of those things that could help us ultimately address some of these issues, because as the original argument makes clear: improving the quality of datasets is not enough.
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This is a bad precedent. We are seeing companies pre-emptively capitulate to social media outrage from spheres completely outside their own domain.

This is not an act from humanist principles. This is just addressing surface level, visible things that are in no way racist or offensive - until a political environment coerces you to believe it is.

Unfortunately, capitulation is good for business.

But in the long-term this will be incredibly damaging to the principles of free speech, open discourse, science, and the advancement of technology.

In what way is it good for tech companies, research institutes, academic institutions to bend to the forceful compliance of mid-20s liberal arts students who have yet to undertake any real responsibility in society, who have yet to enter into any domain of societal consequence?
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If their interests aligned. Without the UK having a seat at the table, they ‘ain’t going to align. That is literally the point of Brexit in the first place, for the UK to diverge from the EU, because without that the members of the current U.K. government would not have campaigned for it in the first place.

And that big flashing neon “if” is still true with a competent government, let alone the current lot which (as per recent news) is pouring money into a failed multinational project that cannot fit their requirements just to avoid the embarrassment of continuing to spend money on entirely successful multinational projects that happen to be EU-branded.

Also, what do ducks have to do with anything?

> yet another canard
I think it was back in the 80's that I saw a documentary about cocaine. It said that cocaine was so powerful that once you became a user something like a sunset over the ocean or the hearing of the final movement of Beethoven's 9th would no longer send a shiver down your spine. I thought: If young people knew that cocaine would make them aesthetic cripples they would never touch the stuff.

Well, since you mention alcohol, let me say this. Did you know that alcohol is a powerful carcinogen? I mention this whenever I can because it seems to be a little known fact. Both my parents were alcoholics and both died of cancer.
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Actually it feels to me like calming the conversation down. Most “news” on the internet is just outrage these days with very little regard for the context and details of a situation. I appreciate that when things are discussed on HN a lot of people take the time to comment “this doesn’t seem like a big deal to me,” as it helps put in context that this isn’t the end of the universe.
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Cultural differences are a mere fig leaf for racism. Culture doesn't differ in a big way at all amongst castes.

Watch his reply to your post where he cleverly passes off muslims and Christians as invader cultures, without you noticing.
Are some castes designated as “Backward” ?

The term implies facing the wrong way
A lot of the early positive comments in this thread feel astroturfed
There are also Texas 1015s. I can eat those like an apple. :)
You understand incorrectly. The 737 MAX would have no trouble being certified as a new type without MCAS. Boeing did not forget how to design planes.
>my power wheelchair costs north of $50k

What kind is it? Here in the UK the typical price I'm finding is ~£1000, with high end models ~£3000

https://www.uk-wheelchairs.co.uk/electric-wheelchairs-power-...

https://www.careco.co.uk/cat-wc09/powerchairs.htm
> there is a ruling body known as TRAI / DOT which doesn't care to explain the rationale behind any of their decisions for blocking / banning etc.

This is a big misconception in India. The URL blocking for the major part is ordered by courts and not the government - https://www.indiatoday.in/technology/news/story/ban-porn-sit...
Besides, Wikipedia isn't an ad-supported site, so Google's practice of including their text in the search result doesn't cost them ad revenue. You could argue that it means people will see the banner requesting donations less often, but that's compensated for by Google's own donations to them. So while I have definite concerns about some of Google's other practices, that one is no big deal.
> as a way to disable ads on all channels and support premium subscriptions for individual channels

Ah. In your comment you said "or," so I thought you meant "or." As in YouTube should offer this or that, not YouTube should offer this and that. But it seems like another poster has also brought up the relatively new channel membership feature.
Does Facebook have a patent on their snooze feature? It would be a nice addition to YouTube and Twitter.
Many people (do I dare say most?) don't read their personal emails in a timely manner.

Heck, most people don't read their work emails in a timely matter, if my coworkers are anything to go by... ;)
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Madness of the crowds. It's also interesting that this phrase brings only search results from Douglas Murray, who has been widely attacked as far right (and thus untouchable). The social and psychological effect is much more meaningful and important.

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To be clear I don't oppose to what is being said. I'm opposed to how it's being said. If there's only one allowed dogma, there's no chance of correcting the course and logically it will always end in a disaster.
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You conflated caste with class. The comments below are a reaction to that false equivalence.
What's the game plan in this scenario, will all orders be invalidated or what happens to them? I'd imagine it would really mess up market makers and others.
Hmm, My observation is that it only stars one repo (instead of all)? Looks like it...
It feels to me more like a publicity grab by the app developer. “Hey” got an enormous amount of attention and 10 times the number of sign-ups they were expecting because they picked a fight with Apple and screamed about it really loud. Not surprising to see more developers try this approach.
> it would be interesting to see a comparison of the volume of such incidents on both sides

This "both sides" framing is irrational. If criminals perform a number of bank robberies does that mean police officers should be allowed to perform a similar number of bank robberies? Of course not, that would be absurd and missing the whole point of a police force.