skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not if it is securely wiped multiple times. At that point they'll go looking at your DNS provider and ISP, or local fusion center.
It implements nearly all of C++20 std::format: https://fmt.dev/dev/api.html#compatibility-with-c-20-std-for...
> WeWork is probably 100% done

WeWork specifically was failing anyway, but it strikes me that in a world where permanent workplaces are deemphasized and workers are inherently more mobile, the market for a broker of temporary spaces is probably larger, not smaller.
The arcade of internet (like YouTube but about the indie games)
> plain greed from the richest

Health care is cheaper when it is single payer due to the overhead/collusion of the insurance industry. This overhead is bigger than the inefficiencies of public run hospitals.

So paying only for yourself ends up being more expensive than paying for other people too.
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Internet Explorer maybe, but Chrome? I don't think "Chrome" screams web browser to me. "Safari" seems more trivial than Chrome.
I mean FWIW I’m American and your explanation sounds very foreign to me. I’m a millennial though, so owning a house at all is quite obstacle. Scrounging up a down payment when even a 2 bedroom apartment is $1-$1.5 million is not the easiest task. Renting an extra 2 bedrooms to have lying around in case we suddenly need 2 offices would also cost an extra couple thousand dollars a month. My wife and I are both working from home from a 1 bedroom apartment currently.
An interview with spatial dataviz artist Craig Taylor
Show HN: Git get – a better way to clone and manage multiple Git repositories
BTW, post like this (but much longer, with namy examples, and, alas, in Russian, which is unfortunate, as target auddience must be English-speaking) was written by my friend in FaceBook. Post has been blocked in 6 hours for "hate speech", and I swear, it was all about ex-USSR traumas which are triggered by current trends from USA, and didn't contain any hate words or any judgement of these trends.
It was like list: «USSR induce such trauma for many generations, this trauma is alive today, and it could triggered by this trend».
It is very sad.
Star5
H.266/Versatile Video Coding (VVC)
Also them being a "unaffiliated" third-party changes the default assumption when something is done wrong from "cheater" to "sloppy", massive improvement when your counterparty is the IRS (or whatever they are called in your country).
A group of techies are helping 47 countries make better Covid-19 decisions
I interviewed Craig last week about his amazing work and what goes on behind the scenes.
Sorry about missing you were down under, I only checked after hitting submit. And thanks for clarifying, I had no idea Sweden moved to isolate nursing homes.

That said, I'm still hesitant to equate the risk level to the elderly from community-wide lockdown measures with isolation policies restricted to nursing homes. I don't have any data to support it, but I can't help but assume that lower community transmission overall correlates with fewer transmission vectors into nursing homes. Supposedly this would turn up in the proportion of those in nursing homes that's suffered coronavirus. In principle I agree with you; the hotel scandals in Vic bear that out, ironically, and sadly. But the difference in magnitude has to count for something, as bad as any toll is.
They might show you ads for a different brand, or ads for a new snack by the same brand.
The problem with the example of getting a 20% payout is that there are diminishing returns on each additional dollar. Most software developers make far more than a living wage. After that threshold is met, most people have a lot of other things that matter more to them.

For example, for me, I work to support my family. Pretty much any software job in my area will be able to do that for me, so the bigger consideration in choosing is which jobs will actually allow me to spend quality time with my family (since that's the entire reason why I go to work). No amount of additional pay could persuade me to work 60 hours a week or work in an environment that leaves me drained by the end of the day.
Give them copyright over any work that they do that is released under a Free Software or Open Source license. Make this a standard part of your employment agreement. Give them an allocated amount of time each week to work on such projects.

https://sfconservancy.org/contractpatch/
A statue isn't an investment these days unless it drives tourism. Statues of Confederate soldiers put up 70 years at the end of the Civil War were good investments at the time, because placing far cheaper signage displaying direct messages to black people from the local authorities would be seen as distasteful or possibly illegal (depending on the phrasing of the message.) A sudden unexplained affection for Nathan Bedford Forrest was a clear message, and cheap to maintain after an initial outlay.
1) Ensure they trust you, and you trust them.

How, depends on different factors. Without trust on the company, their manager and their peers and employee will be likely to quit.

Over the years, I observe trust being in direct correlation with 5 kpis:

* How often the word "politics" is being used in a daily base.

* Miss delivery (delivery something that don't fulfill the goal, in features or time).

* Miscommunication/misunderstanding. (The need of repeating the same message more than once).

* How often the word meeting is being used negatively.

* Times conflict was avoided.

Improving this kpis, by techniques mentioned in other comments, in my experience, will improve trust and employee retention.
Allow them to put their family first and maintain a healthy work life balance and they will put up with a lot. Anything you can do on top of that as far as pay (not necessarily top tier but not insulting) and autonomy/ability to contribute and be recognized will help. The company and position also needs to be stable.

There is an army out there of intelligent, qualified individuals ho just don’t care that much about work. You likely won’t be able to keep people who are highly ambitious long term without constantly sweetening the pot which usually isn’t tenable.

Find the right people, treat them with respect and allow work to not be the most important thing in their lives and they will be with you for a very long time.
I don't see how this is on-topic in the slightest, nor how this could lead to any form of useful discussion on this site.

Regardless, if you agree with the article wholeheartedly, maybe stop to consider why you're getting more worked up over destruction of some property than over the decades-long oppression of black, hispanic and other minority communities by the police.
> > So now we can write web apps in one of most inappropriate languages for frontend development.

> Implying that javascript was ever appropriate.

No such implication was ever made. That 1 < 2 doesn't make 2 infinity.
Hi, I would like to share to share with you the game m2048 (Multiplayer 2048)
Hi, I would like to show you the creation m2048 https://m2048.herokuapp.com/#/ that I'm working on already 3 months in a row. All was done from the scratch even the gameplay mechanics of the 2048 grid. Here is the record https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkOjhntQkpo&feature=youtu.be of gameplay.
It's under early access now and just released. The full experience from the game can be taken from desktop devices, there is no mobile version yet.
If you found the bug or have an idea of what can be improved please write down below in the comment section. If you want to see:
- the high-level process of game creation;
- the progress of the app itself;
- the plans and my thought what have to be done or why something can't be done;
- all of the bug that has been found and fixed;
- obstacles that I've faced during development;
- you want to make your impact on the game by discussing some new ideas or choose the direction of the future of the game by selecting options from the pool;
- you want to support the creation of games like this one you're welcome to my Patreon https://www.patreon.com/user?u=36106973.
On my Patreon, I share exclusive content behind the scenes of development. But by the way, If you want to discuss what you would like to see in the game please share your thought in this thread.
If you like it please share the game among your fellas (the link has to be changed in the future but I'll try to make it redirect to the new one). If you dislike the game please share why also .
Thanks a lot for any possible interaction.
In the same spot. Home ownership is so out of reach for the vast majority of the people my age. Even with good salaries and savings!

Most people my age who have purchased a home got significant help from their parents.
You actually can open Gemini in a web browser, using a proxy like proxy.vulpes.one or portal.mozz.us. I tried to write a Firefox extension a la OverbiteWX for gemini to automatically redirect links, but my JS-fu isn't strong enough.
Sorry true, should have mentioned that, just works on dev build's and some version from distributions.
Why would any of these suggestions be better than the following?

dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sdX bs=1M
The background shouldn't be a problem. One colleague of mine has a petit hand and didn't work reliably. Will be interested to know if it works on a mobile device.
https://danluu.com/startup-options/
So how do you explain that now after each regulation change and until the next, one team wins every constructor and driver title?

Previously, dominance was never that total, not even during Schumacher/Ferrari era (and Schumacher was way better driver than Hamilton). But since 2010, no competing team is able to catch up.
Why are we posting things that come from explicitly biased political websites that have nothing to do with tech? I can understand it if is breaking news, but this is an opinion piece.

I have noticed more political opinion pieces posted here recently. Did the scope of this website change in the past few months?
Is there more need for mens shelters? Are there a lot of battered unemployable men with kids and only the prospect of earning 75% of any equally competent woman for the same job, which they aren't eligable for anyway because they have beem home raising kids the last 5 years instead of in school or a job...

Is that how the numbers work out in your state? Because I don't know of any state in the US where that is the breakdown.

You know come to think of it.. there are way more orphanages for kids than for adults. Man that is so unfair. Clear bias in the system there!
I don't think this is correct. It favors those with capital and technology. The strong over the weak. And it increases the barrier to enter. Look at Africa(my continent) as an example of where free market leads to collapse of economy.
Dlang for JavaScript Developers – Functions and Control Flow
Wow
https://crt.sh/?id=7846179
is also on the list, the certificate used by Dutch government to authenticate citizens. Yikes.
Don't achieve profit at the cost of negative externalities; for example widespread health effects, environmental destruction, financial system collapse, Internet-wide insecurity, patent trolling, underfunded open source projects etc.
When I say picked up I mean by the general media.

Yes HN is tech focused....but the GT specific story has been reported by a number of news outlets while similar stories at other universities have not. It started with a story in the local press, and has ballooned. There are other campuses in Georgia where faculty are doing similar things with no/little coverage. Obviously GT is more well known...but there is an element of commenting on all of Academia via proxy.
No one does that anymore because the differences between platforms are too large and there is no single platform native controls anyway.
This looks nice, I've recently started using instatus.com for the status page, but love your monitoring parts, might use the trial to further check it out!
Heh you can see from the performance page the Brython is definitely faster/slower than CPython:

https://brython.info/speed_results.html

I wonder what makes big integers 33 times slower/faster.
>It's totally obvious that you don't want to waste money on people who don't drink, don't live in America, or are 12 years old.

This is a problem when you're trying to advertise in the garden of the advertiser's own making (ie Facebook). Otherwise, you're not going to be advertising your microbrewery on a children's blog.

>but it's completely ridiculous to claim that untargeted ads are even a fraction as good.

Advertising has never been truly "untargeted". I think the onus is on the targeted marketers to produce the data that their results are orders of magnitude better.
In their case they can live further out of the city to save cost and have a bigger space
Agent Sheet – Collect and analyze email replies in Google sheet
Which part of my answer gave the idea that this is about age?

FWIW, academia have never been good at teaching these skills, so the answer to your question is "You'll stop being junior with regards to refactoring complex code bases whenever you have enough experience of refactoring in big old code bases". Mentors pushing you in the right direction can also help. But this is very much a skill acquired by actually doing.
Brave Browser continues to behave in ways that are contrary to their stated principles. I dropped the browser a couple of months ago on the heels of the bitcoin affiliate link scandal and went back to Safari and Firefox.

I am keeping an eye on Braver Browser, a fork of Brave with the intention of removing the questionable behavior:
https://github.com/braver-browser
You really think people choose company names based on not triggering outmoded critical snobbery?
Do you post this under every NYT article too?

If NYT is allowed then so should be this
Disable modal may only impact unpacked extensions then. My apologies for the confusion.

Forking a text browser is impressive. Though to be honest the older I get the less energy and time I have to be picky. (And building Firefox was so painful I vowed to only make changes via extensions.)
I got to experience this first hand. A consulting client was starting a big project right around the same time I was trying to buy a house. The bank was uncomfortable giving us a mortgage when our primary income was from self-employed consulting. The client hired me as an FTE, and almost immediately started completely ignoring my advice and putting me on projects that I a) thought were pretty misguided and b) were definitely not a good use of my skills. This, after 5 years of on-and-off engagement to do really great work on projects I have specific skills to address.

It basically boiled down to “now that I’m a member of the engineering team, I’m expected to participate with the processes that are in place”. When I was a consultant, I was generally brought in to solve problems caused by those processes breaking down. Not sure why they couldn’t square that circle, but I went back to consulting 6 months later and retained them as a client, wherein they started taking my advice again and not throwing misguided projects at me.
Given that every semester is have at least one student who can't conceptualize type II errors and at least one who just can't accept type I error...I don't even k ow anymore
I changed the title. Although I heard from someone involved that the intermediates really should be revoked in 7 days. Let's wait and see.
I am in the same boat.

I noticed that mindless browsing is a form of procrastination. The small trickle of dopamine from mindless browsing prevents me from starting more rewarding activities.

I learned two things: don't use your computer without a purpose, and turn it off when your task is done.

Computers make you fine with being bored. I found that just shutting the computer off and doing nothing for a few minutes is enough to spur me into action. The first step is to catch yourself browsing mindlessly, and stepping away from the computer.

Sometimes, I'll get busy with other things and spend days away from the computer. I'm always surprised by how few messages and notifications I missed.
The author claims it’s a problem because one sub-CA can effectively un-revoke its own certificate and certificates from other sub-CAs. That’s bad because it defeats the most important purpose of revocation.

If someone compromises a key, typically, you would want to revoke it. However, if that key also allows to revocation to be reversed, you’re in trouble.

I’ve explained more in a top-level comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23747524
Ya I find the outright hatred for Brave on HN a bit bizarre. The more sustainable alternatives we have to Google Chrome hegemony the better IMHO. I say this as both a FF and Brave user.
My problem is way too much context switching, definitely. I have done at least 20 different things since I opened the tab to read the article. Still only 1/3 of the way through the article though.
The point is that the business is very different - an almost-ready board game has spent just 5-10% of its total budget because all the big money is needed for manufacturing the production run; so an almost-ready board game can need crowdfunding to make it.

However, an almost ready computer game has almost all of the effort (and money) already invested. If it's 90% ready, then it needs some 10% extra money and some beta testing, so it can go on an "early access" sale but does not need crowdfunding to get released.

And if it is at a stage where it still needs 90% of the total budget and wants to gather it from crowdfunding, then you can't apply the same ideas as from a boardgame, because a computer game can't be ready for play until much (or most) of the work and money is already spent, like you can with boardgames.
Financial Times vs. The Economist vs. Forbes?
Yes, this is quite likely, but this is a titanic shift in the real estate market. Previously, you wanted a flashy storefront to attract customers so you put your kitchen in a fancy area. Now, you just need a kitchen on a back alley where delivery drivers can easily pull in to pick up their orders.

I actually think it might cause a more efficient use of space overall. Lots of strip malls and even regular malls around the country are going to be converted into housing. If almost everybody does almost everything through delivery, there's no need to spend the money on prime real estate and extensive signage, which is very expensive.
Indeed. I am still in awe people supportive of PKI are referred to as "security experts". PKI is literally where we decided that a bunch of companies nobody's heard of should all be the Most Trusted for the entire Internet, and be able to tell us if everyone else is trustworthy. And then our web browsers, one of which is run by an adtech company, should decide whether or not to trust those entities, and whether or not to let the user override that decision about trustworthiness, to show us the website we wanted to get to.
I loved this show. You can watch purely for the opportunity to drool at Lee Pace even if for no other reason, and there are PLENTY of other reasons. It's a great story and gives a very insider look at the early days of the commercial web, online gaming, the PC, etc. etc. . . . Deals very well with sexism in the industry without being hectoring about it. And did I mention Lee Pace? I think I might have . . .
I think there's a discussion worth having on the increasing trend towards argument by analogy, where we judge things as good or bad based not on a concrete analysis of their effects but whether we can attach a label like "violence" to them. It's obviously prone to dragging people into political slapfights (which I see you're excited to engage in yourself!), but I don't know if that should be a disqualifier; a lot of important topics have that quality.
Here’s the love theme performed by Pat and Charlie https://youtu.be/qEwXcgwzIYE
Sample size of one, but my employer have significantly shifted their view of remote work from being something that's only really accepted in extreme circumstances (or in some cases such as my own, grandfathered in from the early days). All our offices are currently closed with everyone working remotely, and have been since late February, but even once they reopen its already been stated that they expect the new normality to be most people working remotely 2-3 days a week.

I suspect that shift has mostly come out of the fact they couldn't really play the usual management cards of "collaboration will suffer", or "its harder to manage people remotely" after multiple months of nobody at all being in the office and work continuing more or less as normal. My fear going into this is that it would be the nail in the coffin of remote work, with companies going into it unprepared and everything falling apart for an extended period - at least in our case the transition took all of a week or so before everyone got used to it, and if anything productivity is higher than it was with everyone working out of the office.
> Using “the people’s” instruments was a statement as much as a stylistic choice.

That makes sense.

Another thing I noticed is that the harmonic and melodic language Morricone's early Italo Western music has striking similarities to instrumental guitar tunes of the 60s by artists like The Shadows (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzgbcyfJgfQ) or Neil LeVang (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ir7fjfqzcOM).

Anyway, like most great artists, Morricone borrowed from various sources to create his own unique style. Even Mozart, whose style many people would nowadays describe as very "pure", was accused by contemporary critics of being too eclectic.
Ask HN: Is there any actively maintained monodraw fork?
I have monodraw I use it heavily for diagrams, however I think it is not maintained anymore. Anyone knows if there is a fork that continues to maintain it? I couldn't find.
> with presumably most employees eating there

I think this is a pretty big/new tech specific thing, and there are still exemptions. Of the large non-tech companies in NYC, I know a few banks have cafeterias, but the food is both not free and not good
> US-American Western film music used to be lush orchestral scores

Guess that makes "Once Upon A Time In The West" the one where he fused the US-American style with his own

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mcg-iCBivbw
I have never heard of a health and safety inspection for a home office. I'm quite sure mine would fail in multiple counts.

But, yes, a small urban apartment is not going to be great for working from home. Especially without coffeeshops etc. open. Longer term, people who WFH indefinitely will either need to move to larger places or they'll want a co-working space that either they or their company pays for.
Horse racing has some really interesting mechanics not present here. The top three bets are win, place, and show. Win means the horse game in first. Place means it came in second OR first. And show means third OR second OR first. So one popular bet is to put money on the favorite to place or show. Even if an underdog wins the race, you still make some money. I don’t know of where else you have such mechanics.
Hi! Thanks for your reply. What I am mostly concerned about is that I would have to do something more than just providing reports including sales tax to my accountant, like interact directly with each country's authorities or anything like that. I have just contacted my wife's accountant asking about this but I was hoping to hear more about other people's experiences with this kind of stuff. Thanks again!
Unless it's full of younger management, it'll be bums on seats forever.
Extracting Audio from Pictures
Or we just don't live in the Bay Area...