skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But I just love watching Parliament in session; especially The Prime Minister's Questions.

Those toffs can absolutely shred you, while complimenting you the entire time.

It's watching the English language being wielded as a weapon.
Educated, entrepreneurial, hard working, law abiding, socially conservative, respectful of their host. Who wouldn't welcome migrants like this?
Oncora Medical | Senior Software Engineer (Data Platform) | REMOTE | Full-time | https://oncoramedical.com/

Oncora Medical is an oncology software and data company dedicated to helping physicians and scientists collect and use real-world data to improve outcomes for cancer patients. We work with world-leading cancer centers such as MD Anderson and Northwell Health, and global device companies like Varian Medical Systems.

We're looking for an experienced engineer to help develop our data platform that integrates and transforms multiple, messy healthcare data sources into clean, usable data so that we can learn from every cancer patient.

Apply: https://bit.ly/2ARcAOA
Get Started with Django Part 2: Django User Management
> AFAIK atleast 2 generations ahead with the reading and writing compared to other communites

Can you explain then why Dr. Ambedkar asked for only 10 years of caste-based reservations and to be done with it after that? Did he not know of this statistic when he asked for the reservation to be scrapped after 10 years: https://www.deccanchronicle.com/opinion/columnists/290917/ti... ?

We continued to have caste-based reservation for 70+ years. That is almost 3 generations. We are well into the 4th generation. This is more than sufficient time for uplifting lower castes. And let us not forget that access to education and industry has improved exponentially in this period while it wasn't available previously.

The time has now come to move away from caste-based reservations to income based reservations. For how long will we keep enforcing caste in everything? Then the upper castes will also enforce undeclared caste based reservations in private sector because they did not get the same treatment in Government sector. Isn't it? This will just end up being a never ending process of one trying to out-do the other. You now have political parties specifically oriented around Dalit issues like the Bahujan Samajwadi Party. Do you have a political party specifically oriented around Brahmin issues? Nope. This shows that the system has empowered the lower castes well enough already! So we can now move to empowering the actual downtrodden in society: no matter what caste, creed or religion they belong to!
About a quarter of the world has been a British colony at some point!
I think some of this falls into the simulation paradox: the more accurate the simulation, the closer the simulation is to the thing being modelled. But it's a quadratic relationship in most cases, so at some point meaningful increases in simulation accuracy cease to be economically viable.
They said “try”. Rest of the EU might have said “no”, but now the EU hasn’t got any more reason to listen to the UK than to listen to, say, Australia’s opinion about Hong Kong.

Then there is also the reduced power of the EU post-Brexit. Just because Brexit costs the UK influence doesn’t mean it doesn’t cost the EU too — without the UK, the EU is only about 85% of the GDP of the other two big trade giants (the USA and China are each about equal to what the EU was with the UK).
They need to stop strong-arming the rest of us into accepting their made-up-reality. They can live in fantasy land if they want, but they don't get to make me live in their fantasy.
The MAX-8 was meant to be more fuel efficient than previous 737s, and from what I understand fuel is a huge expense for airlines. Could airliners truly become so cheap that fuel costs are no longer a consideration?
Raft is not safe against byzantine nodes, but these new consensus algorithms like Tendermint are.
Yeah, I know. I always regret commenting on RPi projects because when you do this kind of stuff day-in-day-out for a living you want to suggest alternatives that could save people a lot of busywork and lost psychic energy. Because that's what I would do for my coworkers.

But I'm pissing into the wind at this point. Got my cheap ARM board, fuck you. And that's fine. Enjoy the adventure. I'm all for hacking, but reinventing the wheel isn't my thing.
Cargo bay doors was the problem with the DC-10. The doors were re-engineered so they were fail safe. They did have other problems but fixing the door latches was it. This is in a different league of design fault to the 737 Max and MCAS.

Furthermore this was in a different era before the internet. People only had the mainstream news to go on.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-26259236#:~....
I'm not sure we need to impede authoritarianism or any other form of government. It is more than likely that level of investment that has gone into China over the last few decades have put the country in the a strong position. But I think the CCP and the Chinese people in general can take a lot of credit for what they have achieved. And to my point...if the end result is rising incomes for all, better life expectancy and an overall better quality of life does it matter that it came about through an authoritarian regime?
“GitHub is the Instagram of programming”
It’s also a good way to cast doubt on something indirectly, without having to explicitly enumerate any factual disagreements.
No, only to a tiny subset of HK residents on a very arbitrary basis, specifically excluding anyone under 23 (so most protestors) and any child (so most people who don't want to literally abandon their kids).
Fuck, does that mean you can ignore merit and let the guy who grew up with more privileges and less qualifications still get better opportunities than one with better qualifications just because the former is from a caste that is oppressed by someone else somewhere else? This will just increase dissatisfaction among non-reserved castes and reinforce the discrimination.

Even then, what is wrong with the retired judge's suggestion I mentioned?
What if the car exploded, hurting people nearby? What if there was a police canine in the vehicle that wasn't see, or someone crouching on the other side of the car out of sight? Throwing a molotov cocktail into a vehicle, in my opinion, should be charged as attempted manslaughter.
Okay, then what happens to the app when your subscription renewal fails when your CC expires?
We prefer Google Meet because we already pay for it and multiple people can screen share at the same time. Really great for dev collab / standup.

Zoom seems to have security risk, so we've started asking vendors to use our links instead of their Zoom links. A little harder with clients...
Two RCE Bugs Discovered in Microsoft Windows Codecs Library
Web Stories for WordPress
They probably look at the metrics and see that a lot of people are going to the Pinterest results. That the results are garbage and undermine the Google images search experience is much harder to measure.
Thanks. It's nice when your work is recognized!

I've argued that in some ways a more effective positioning statement would have been "I fix the horrifying AWS bill for SaaS companies in the Pacific Northwest" or whatnot; you want your prospective clients to see themselves in what you do.

Fortunately, "the AWS bill" is painful enough of a problem without too many other viable alternatives that this was "enough."
“Put them on notice”? “American company”? What century is this?

There are innumerable businesses in the USA where groups of people speak different languages together. I routinely speak Spanish with people in stores, car repair places, farms etc and most of them seem to be US citizens simply more comfortable in Spanish than English. Why shouldn’t US citizens use the language they want? (BTW I come from a country where I’d be shocked if even 1% had ever overheard a sentence in Spanish).

Years ago I worked at a research lab in Texas where some of the scientists would discuss things together in Spanish unless someone who didn’t speak it was in the room. Nobody seemed at all perturbed by this. Before that I worked at a government research lab in France where it was not uncommon to have stretches of discussion in English when discussing, say, a research paper in that language. Why not?
He was being asked directly about the insults.

>"We experienced similar attacks in the past. The lack of monitoring on these platforms have a role in the rise of this sort of immoral behaviour. These platforms do not suit this country. We want these platforms to be banned, taken under control."

The "similar attacks", and the "immoral behavior" are direct references to insults against him and his family on social media.

These are from the Al Jazeera translation of the press conference if you don't trust the AP:

"Erdogan said investigations were under way against those who "attacked" his family by "abusing a newborn".

"We will keep chasing these cowards who attack a family and the values they believe represented by them through a baby."

"We experienced similar attacks in the past. The lack of monitoring on these platforms have a role in the rise of this sort of immoral behaviour. These platforms do not suit this country. We want these platforms to be banned, taken under control."

Please stop being deliberately obtuse.
They block websites and URLs all the time. Often times, there won’t be any justification (or even logic) behind the action — they’ve even blocked gist.github.com once.
What JS engine are you using under the hood? :)
The British could have done what they did with Belize. Belize wanted independence but Guatemala claimed that it was actually a province/state of Guatemala. The British supported independence and left a battalion of troops in Belize, the British Forces Belize, in order to act as a deterrent to a Guatemalan invasion.[1][2]

While China is obviously much more powerful than Guatemala, they still wouldn't have been able to invade given that it would have caused a nuclear war. Also, at that point China was much weaker economically so an economic war would have severely hurt their economic growth, undermining the key source of their power over the past 20 years.

The real issue is that HK wasn't viable without support from the mainland -- support they would have lost had this tactic been tried.

"Although not quite a piece of "barren rock" as derided by Lord Palmerston, Britain’s foreign secretary during the First Opium War, from 1839 to 1842, the fact remains that Hong Kong isn’t endowed with the necessary natural resources to support its population of 7 million. The Hong Kong special administrative region of China gets over 70 percent of its water from Dongjiang, a river in neighboring Guangdong province. Meanwhile, over 90 percent of fresh meat and vegetables consumed in Hong Kong is sourced from the mainland. And mainland energy sources generate more than half of the electricity consumed locally."[3]

They would have had to bear a massive cost, investing in desalination plants, nuclear power plants, and imported their food from elsewhere.

That cost -- while extreme -- might be looked at in hindsight as cheaper than the current outcome with the likely significant brain drain from HK.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belizean%E2%80%93Guatemalan_te...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Army_Training_and_Supp...

[3] https://foreignpolicy.com/2014/08/21/hong-kongs-inconvenient...
I suspect that description applies to a lot of migrants to the UK from the EU - certainly most of the people I know who migrated here from Germany, Greece, Spain, Italy....
That explains one or two comments countering an attack on Apple with arguments. I see those too.

But it does not explain all the anecdotal (I've never had o cancel. For me X is not an issue. I don't know anyone ever coplaining about Y) arguments. Or personal attacks. And so on.

It really reeks like a tribal war. The scorched smell of flamewars.
> Also worth noting it is really, really trivial to cancel an app subscription from within your Settings, and to see much of the trial period is remaining.

And yet people still miss it and send us angry emails when they're billed, and we have to tell them to ask Apple for their refund since we don't have the capability to refund them ourselves.
"Growth hack" sounds so benign when this is really tantamount to spam
It is "just the dataset" is a very valid excuse for not working. What if they trained the dataset on cats instead? Expecting it to work on humans instead .

What it isn't an excuse for are the goddamned negligent idiots who tried to use it in law enforcement without through testing. It would be akin to a surgeon dipping every sterile sharp unstruments in yogurt cultures and foregoing antibiotics before use to see if good bacteria makes infections less likely and could prevent antibiotic resistant bacteria. Even if the theory is valid and the goal worthwhile the needless risk taking shows a callous disregard for human life especially when done in an utterly halfassed way like that.
Didn't load on Jio.
To be fair though, even if you think people should go to jail for that (and I don't think that's an unreasonable view), surely you'd agree that a life sentence is excessive?
Lvalue vs Rvalue
I parsed the comment as his manager playing favorites by speaking in a language the team doesn’t understand or isn’t fluent in.
Your belief does not make it a reality. Studies have shown that all kinds of immigration greatly benefits host countries, and especially aging Western ones with declining populations.
There's a reason some portion of the left is pretty intolerant of the current situation - it literally results in violence to people who don't even share their opinions in the first place.
Compile JavaScript for Windows,Mac,Linux,iOS,Android,Raspberry,Arduino,STM32
In your opinion, is this a growth hack you'd suggest one of your customers try? Or does it cross a line in your opinion?

"SEO Optimization" is difficult because it's such an imperfect science (or perhaps not, based on your company name!) What are a couple examples or anecdotes of SEO "hacks" / optimizations that are least obvious or things most people wouldn't think of, that have had the most significant impact on SEO?
I highly recommend subscribing JerryRigEverything channel. The host's (zack) primary content is dismantling smartphones at same time reviewing it's features fairly.

I had unsubscribed to every other smartphone review channel as I'm not going to change my smartphone every other day and at the same time I want to keep myself apprised of the developments in smartphone hardware; JRE serves me perfectly for that.
http://archive.vn/XDHJh
PostEra (YC W20) | Full Stack Web Developer | REMOTE or Bay Area | Full-time | https://postera.ai/

PostEra (YC W20) | Backend Engineer | REMOTE or Bay Area | Full-time | https://postera.ai/

PostEra is building a one-stop-shop for medicinal chemistry to help drug hunters get cures to patients faster. We need your help to build best-in-class cloud tools for biotechs and medicinal chemists. You will build the world’s most comprehensive molecule search and ordering platform, serve state-of-the-art ML models at scale, and work with domain experts in drug discovery to help design the tools they need. Your favorite tool is whichever one helps the world cure more diseases faster, full stop.

https://www.workatastartup.com/companies/13332

Contact us at: founders@postera.ai or through YC Work at a Startup
Far more stability, right? I assumed that's why 3-wheel ATVs are banned pretty much everywhere.
Redpoint Office Hours with Adam FitzGerald, HashiCorp
Do you have any sources which aren't the person in charge congratulating themselves?
Chime | Application Security, Infrastructure Security | Full Time | Remote during covid & SF/Chicago/Vancouver after

Chime is the largest and fastest-growing player in the challenger-banking space, providing mobile and online banking technology in the U.S. on behalf of partner banks and facilitating over 10M accounts with no physical branches. We’re a technology company relentlessly focused on helping our members achieve financial peace of mind. That’s why we offer access to an award-winning bank account that doesn’t charge a ton of traditional bank fees, can give members early access to their paychecks, and enables members to grow their savings automatically. And we’re just getting started. We are proud of our mission, devoted to our members, and passionate about applying technology to the challenge of making financial health a reality for everyone.

I'm the hiring manager for 2 security roles - if you apply through the links below then it will automatically set me as the referrer, or if you have any questions / would like to reach out directly you can email me at arkadiy dot tetelman at chime dot com.

- Senior/Staff Application Security Engineer: https://grnh.se/98de384c2us

- Senior/Staff Infrastructure Security Engineer: https://grnh.se/77ca1da82us
People give way too much weight to a handover promise with a completely different country, and not the wording of the Hong Kong constitution and the Chinese Constitution.

Both allow for everything that has happened, which suggests restraint by both Hong Kong and Chinese authories.

Hong Kong Basic Law (its constitution) allows for National Security to be controlled by Beijing.

I can see the symbolism of 50 year autonomy being undermined, but can someone explain why this topic never has a legal discussion attached, whereas other topics do?
Engagement on links clicked in Gmail is likely a ranking factor in Google search.

We've done studies with popular e-mail newsletters that showed URLs performing better in search on days when they've been sent out to hundreds of thousands of people.
We have these in Europe & the UK now with MiFID II, on several venues

They are called Periodic, or Frequent Batch, auctions.

This paper & earlier works it's based on were very influential in the design and regulatory framework for these: https://academic.oup.com/qje/article/130/4/1547/1916146

Here's a good intro to them: https://www.fca.org.uk/publications/research/periodic-auctio...

Volumes are small relative to the market as a whole, but execution quality is very good.
Everything you’ve mentioned plays a role. It has also worked well marketing-wise: In Germany, people take you more seriously; in the US it doesn’t matter, but a title is still more memorable.
Olo | REMOTE (US) | Full-Time | https://www.olo.com/

We’re hiring! Tons of remote (US-based) positions available. Come join us! All positions: https://jobs.lever.co/olo?lever-via=WSee4m3bRz

Location: All engineering positions are fully remote anywhere in the US, headquarters in NYC

Senior Front-end Engineer, JavaScript

Senior Software Engineer, Back-end (.NET/C#/F#)

Software Engineer, Back-end (.NET/C#/F#)

Xamarin Mobile Engineer

Data Engineer (PostgreSQL, SQL Server)

Engineering Manager, Software Infrastructure

Release Engineer (TeamCity, Azure DevOps Pipelines and Octopus Deploy)

Senior Data Architect

Senior Infrastructure Automation Engineer (Vagrant, Terraform, Ansible, Tower, Packer, and Github)

Senior System Engineer, Data Services (Postgres, Redis, Kafka and Elasticsearch/Lucene)

Staff Site Reliability Engineer

Engineering Manager, Test Engineering

Senior Software Engineer in Test

Software Quality Advocate

IT Support Specialist
At cost is highly problematic when your investor is also your largest consumer by a huge margin.
Do you people reply to all the applications? I have sent one last month, would love to get a reply to that
Not like they had much of a choice. I think Deng Xiaoping said to Thatcher "we'll roll the PLA in come 1997 with or without an agreement". Basically, we can have an agreement to save face all around or will just go in. Especially since the water and food from Hong Kong are basically supplied from the mainland.

We are well pass the time when a technologically advance oceanic power can establish and hold enclaves on the heartland. That was only possible in the past because of the huge development lead the European power's developed through industrialization and colonialism.
I've also gotten refunds for movie purchases and rentals.
Even just a couple of days ago, my reason was "other" with an added comment "this movie was truly terrible" (R.I.P.D, don't bother... thought we'd buck the trend of bad reviews on it... but nope).

Never a hassle...
That said this is definitely a user hostile approach pretty much banking on the fact that people will forget or just not have time/energy to go cancel (and remember where/how).
Yeah I don’t get it. Panda was supposed to clean up results - and it did for a while. Seems priorities changed. Kinda makes me wonder if someone higher up at Google is invested in Pinterest.
I don't know how you can write such a nonsensical comment as left wing groups across the country are tearing down statues, rioting and looting, destroying businesses, and terrorizing communities (see residents and business owners inside CHAZ, for example).

Can you show me some examples of right wing violence?
I wonder which you're more likely to pay for: a subscription you intend to cancel or having something free shift to an expense?

From my experience, even with due diligence and setting up calendar event notifications, I've missed a few subscription cancelations I intended. On the other hand, whenever I use something free, I always proceed under the assumption it can shift to a pay for service/product at some point in the future of unknown cost and assess risk accordingly. I don't think I've ever been surprised by a fee or lost time investment because of this.

As far as one time purchases vs subscription charges, I think there's a better argument for this case. It should be made very clear up front during the purchase that there's a time subscription model and what services are or aren't included in that service. The model used in Google Play makes it pretty difficult to confuse what services are or aren't subscription based from my experience which seems reasonable (can't say I've looked into the details, just know I haven't been surprised by what is or isn't a monthly subscription).
The name gives it away most of the times.
OpenGL 2D Facade (3): Vertex Array Objects – Design Patterns and Video Games
I'm not sure it's best to think of that situation as an occasion when the UK made a choice.

If the US had said "we wish Hong Kong to declare independence and will provide military backing as required", I expect the UK would have gone along with it (I offer no opinion on whether that would have worked). But in the absence of that that I don't think there was much of a decision to make.

Quite possibly the UK were out-diplomatted and a somewhat better deal would have been available in principle. But ultimately (as we have seen in recent years) there's nothing that stops a superpower saying "we're now going to walk away from this treaty we previously signed".
So then by this logic, we should be attempting to have every person on earth living in the UK, since all migration is positive, right? Or is there an upper limit to the desirable population of the UK before life becomes intolerable?
Yeah, photo stock sites and pinterest (and pinterest-like sites) should be opt-in when using google image search.
What is a "backward caste"? Haven't heard this term before
It would be highly unusual to run meetings like standup where nobody else spoke the language two people were talking in. It’s different if they’re talking outside of a meeting.