skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You know what they say? It's not a startup until you buy the domain name ;-)

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

We did give the enterprise route a consideration - after all we have all those insights for all these dependencies, that could be really useful in the context of an organization.
However, we decided not to pursue it since it seems this market is a bit crowded, with many security/license/dependency monitoring and management tools for the Enterprise. I agree we could come up with something unique (e.g. integrating it with insights and ratings as your said), this is probably not the first path we'd pursue in terms of monetization, there are other monetization models that I think might be easier to develop & test.

100% agree on GitHub doing an excellent job and being innovative and nimble even as part of a big company (Microsoft). While I think it would be fairly simple for GitHub to introduce more metrics and insights to repos, I think building a reviews/recommendation website requires a different mindset, focus, and essentially. Also, it doesn't necessarily fits in with their business model (hosting of repos and providing services around that).

Great point about the dependencies! We currently only display direct dependencies, but when assessing the health of a library, it's important to assess all transitive dependencies too, we've somehow neglected that, but will incorporate that into our roadmap.

Thanks for all the ideas! We're a small startup, and we're still putting a lot of our hypotheses (re product and business) to tests. Let's see what the future holds for Openbase.
I've read it 10 years ago. The only thing I remember is that the best programmers use printf to debug :-)
Believe me. I have to live with the fact that I tolerated this behavior and enabled a ton of harassment for way too long when I had the ability to stop it. Making a post like this in hackernews I guess is my way of trying to make things right.

So many people told me I had it wrong and I didn't listen.
Survivor's bias says even for the ones for whom it wasn't smooth and died a horribly gristly death that we wouldn't hear from them.
> designing and fully understanding the physics and mechanics of the Roadster.

I've never seen anyone claim Musk did that. What are you on about?
YAML can be validated using JSON Schema/OpenAPI, and somebody does maintain Kubernetes schema definitions, including Kustomize, which can then be used in an IDE for live validation. For example, the Kubernetes extension for VSCode does this.

If you use Helm, writing and validating schemas for Helm value files is trickier, and not something I believe anyone is doing. It should be easier to do. Ideally you should simply put this at the top of a value file:

$schema: ./schema.yaml

But from what I know, there's no editor/extension, that supports validating through such a declaration. Secondly, Helm doesn't have a way to statically analyze value access. Something like {{ .Values.missTypedKey }} will only be caught when you generate the manifests.
The US destroyed Iranian democracy and replaced it by the Shah, a brutal autocratic leader whose abuse of power and violation of human rights led to the rise of the current far-right Islamic theocracy : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1953_Iranian_coup_d%27%C3%A9ta...

The US destroyed Bolivia, replacing an elected government that was legally found to be allowed to run, with a far-right nationalist military-backed junta that refuses to hold elections : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_Bolivian_political_crisis

The US installed a brutal dictator in Chile, with the coup killing the legitimately elected president and overthrowing the liberal democracy, replacing it with dictatorship : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvador_Allende

No, it is entirely clear to anyone in the world that the US will destroy your country and kill you if you oppose, no matter how liberal it is, if it suits their geopolitical interests.
A while ago I interviewed a candidate for a software engineering position. He seemed quite capable. I decided to find him on Twitter.

His feed was full of things like, "All Cops Are Bastards", many images of the hammer & sickle, and generally hating on white people. He even retweeted an illustration of the White House burning with a hammer & sickle flag being raised in front of it along with the caption "my 2020 goals".

Actually... I lied. The person I described is Steve Klabnik. Despite throwing around extremely offensive imagery and calling for violence against members of certain professions and races, that guy can get a job anywhere he wants. Meanwhile if someone simply says, "all lives matter" or makes an OK sign, they risk getting fired. The double standard could not be more obvious.
How times change - comment from OP:

https://dev.to/yg/comment/11cog

That's awesome! Agreed they have the best support team I ever have seen!
That seems to be pretty much what I was looking for. Thanks!
I'd gladly pay 5k for a robot that can auto-organize my stuff around the house

Cheaper option might be to have less stuff in the house :P
Incentives for Twitter/FB are to keep advertisers happy.

Incentive for TikTok is to keep the CCP happy.

Given the geopolitical aims and ambitions of the latter, you can see why they aren't comparable.
This one's a little trickier to apply: if e.g. I'm executing a command to update some rows in a database, a successful execution can tell me how many rows were changed. If the number seems too high or too low, that's useful for setting off my own internal alarms that something might have been wrong with my query.
"It's fine if Ryzen 11 and 13 had different sockets (like TR does)."

Intel uses a different socket for the i9-10980XE than they do for the i9-10900. They have done this in the past, it doesn't seem like it is an issue for them to put Extreme Edition (their halo line) into the same naming convention. They don't even make a new tier for it, they just stick it at whatever tier is highest.
What the Fork Is? Dan Abramov’s JavaScript Glossary
I was going to say, imagine no more sorting coins since we'd only have one kind - but then I realized I never do that anyway, the Coinstar machine does it for me.
Fact: the_Donald had their admins removed for a long pattern of refusing to abide by Reddit's platform policies, specifically brigading other communities and making repeated calls for violence.

This action happened months ago, as did the migration of t_D off Reddit.

Calling a spade a spade: recognizing that Right wing communities are enraged SIMPLY because Reddit won't let them bully trans people and post blackface videos and circlejerk over racist memes anymore.
You should look into Kustomize. It's built into Kubectl, and lets you do something like this in a much more modular way.
I understand the hesitation, and I think even those that are excited by this theory are stoic towards history. However, one thing to note is that this is _not_ the Flu. The influenza virus often mutates far more, far quicker than coronaviruses do. There is certainly reason to be cautious, but there is also reason to be optimistic.
Immersive viewing of sporting events: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/sports/sports-overvi...
People typically run EPYC's at 4 sockets per U of rack space (2p-2u4n: 4 dual processor nodes in 2U). With these, you'd be lucky to get 1/4 of the density, more likely 1/8. Any savings on chips would be more than eaten up by rack fees.
The problem isn't just the data, it's the access. You can point a domain of your own at a different server if the old server vanishes for some reason, and retain interaction with your users.

But if GitHub bans you, good luck with that. They're not just deleting your data; they are removing you from your own community, because they control its environment.

Edit: And the domain name system, unlike services like GitHub, actually has processes and mechanisms in place for recovering access and filing disputes.
What Is Dental Palque?
Plaque is a sticky film that forms on your teeth every day: You know, that slippery/fuzzy coating you feel when you first wake up.
Scientists call plaque a “biofilm” because it’s actually a community of living microbes surrounded by a gluey polymer layer. The sticky coating helps the microbes attach to surfaces in your mouth so they can grow into thriving microcolonies.
I was wincing a bit when I made my initial comment fearing I might actually be wrong. This hurts to read.
Seconded, an absolute masterpiece of a game that was.

I would really love to have a save feature in TWoM, I feel like its sorely missing.
From the article:

All Chinese Internet companies are compelled by the country’s National Intelligence Law to turn over any and all data that the government demands, and that power is not limited by China’s borders. Moreover, this requisition of data is not subject to warrants or courts, as is the case with U.S. government requests for data from Facebook or any other entity;

Their privacy policy notes data may be shared as well:

while TikTok claims that it is independent from ByteDance and stores data in the U.S. and Singapore, its privacy policy is clear:

"We may share your information with a parent, subsidiary, or other affiliate of our corporate group."
We will end up like cavemen if we start to banish every new technology coming from China based on racism. China will not stop developing new technology just because the US doesn't like it.
I'm not sure about "all media", but CNN is definite worse, and WaPo is on par with NYT in pushing their narratives.
“Runway Programming Languages” and Fast Fashion
> False advertising may be wrong, but it might not always be criminal

Here, you got it exactly right. I am delighted to see that Germany makes sure that wrongdoing (at least this particular case) is a crime there, and I can only wish other markets make these two words more synonymous as well. I mean, this is pretty much exactly what law is supposed to do.
>This is why I support publishing such an op-ed despite disagreeing with it. It allows us to debate and attack the idea, without letting it fester and hide. Bad ideas should be argued against this way, not de-platformed entirely.

If you're so certain the ideas would be defeated then why not hand out copies of the Turner Diaries to every citizen? Why is racism still around when a true marketplace of ideas would have defeated it centuries ago? Propaganda doesn't fit into your naive model of how ideas spread and function.
Drive automation in API delivery in addition to generating client and server using OpenAPI Spec.

Automating API Delivery reduces error and simplifies programming the Gateway
> when such a tenured and large scale organization is subject to increasing ideological bias

Every new organization has an editorial line, within its own Overton Window, both of which can shift over time. So it's not a new thing. Even being centrist is a bias.
You cannot really trust a source as biased as NYT on anything about Trump.
> What exactly did his companies deliver, that experts said was impossible, in the technological sense I mean?

Landing the Falcon 9 booster on a droneship. As a physicist, I never believed it was impossible (the bar for “impossible” is rather high in physics) and yet an expert in the field told me it was!
True, having seen this as well, the motivation driving the dev does eventually become pretty transparent.
Despite the high temperatures Death valley is extremely dry. This makes the temperatures a lot easier to deal with, but hydration is a lot more important. It's actually kinda nice in the summer if you have an umbrella and some cold drinks. I would rather sit in Death valley at 130F and 5% humidity (Heat index of 97F) than in Florida right now at 90F and 75% relative humidity (Heat Index of 109F)
Chinese Thought: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science - Part 1
https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:UBCx+China300.1x+3...

Chinese Thought: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science - Part 2
https://courses.edx.org/courses/course-v1:UBCx+China300.2x+3...

Excellent course.
The ceiling is the size of the addressable market.
> Every day of the boat's life is burning money

Yep, "a hole in the water you throw money into" is the definition I heard ;-)
The argument the the poverty line is too low is fair. However most poorer economies are growing fast.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_real_GD...

Yes GDP is not the best metric but it does show a trend. That wealthier countries are developing slower that poorer countries.

It's not happening everywhere but most countries that don't have political problems are doing well.

There can be an argument that the rich west is guilty of causing some of those problems. For example Iraq is due to American interface. You could argue most of Africa is still suffering from the power structure left by the British.

But these are the results of past so s not the current system.

By dripping with intersectionalism I mean the author is dropping intersectional buzz words everywhere without making the case for why they apply. This is normally a sign that someone is simply applying an ideology to view a problem rather than any genuine analysis.
It's really sad that people (managers) still thinks of code this way. Luckily this has never happened to me, but if it did I think it would be a great sign to change jobs.
If "essentially the same" means "subcontracted for the company that owns the name and copyright to headstock shape". Original Fenders have already changed so much that the company sells replicas of their old products, and on the other hand there's nothing that prevents competitors (including G+L, the company Leo Fender himself started after selling the more famous one) making the exact same guitar if they change the shape just enough that it can be recognized as different brand.
Agreed, although we (mostly) solved this a number of years ago. Our validation team has screen recording software running all the time. If they see an issue, they attach the video to the bug report. These videos dramatically improve everyone's ability to accurately report bugs and quickly resolve them.
Experimental evidence of massive-scale emotional contagion thru social networks (2014)
There is precedent for using the word auto-pilot[1], even in a plane the pilots are required to pay attention. It’s only the deceptive claims of the system’s ability that should be banned.

1. https://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/history/automotive-hist...
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I don’t think any country that can print it’s own currency CAN become insolvent, by definition. Our currency could be completely devalued yes, and nobody would put their money in USD anymore, or back loans made in the US, and the resulting economic crash would reshape the world economy towards Europe and China. But not be insolvent.
I wouldn't say it is better, just different. Both have value. If you find a way to save millions, that might be quite worthwhile, because that might be easier than building something new that makes millions of dollars. It's all about ROI.
Those are probably more accurate. Steve King was a recent elected rep, and Paul Nehlen was a strong candidate. While Spencer espouses the same views as them, I think he probably vocalizes those views more than the current mainstream party is comfortable with.
Do you believe that they are already screwing you out of fractional cents? After all there is already rounding going on.

Concretely, $1.20 with 7% tax is $1.284, do you believe merchants would charge you $1.29?
$25k-$50k now that a patch is available, according to https://vuldb.com/?id.157874
There's a lot of confirmation bias on this thread. If people want to believe that an elite institution is worthless, they will try to focus on the facts that yield that conclusion. But consider,

- Most of the educational material that this article describes as the downfall of universities, has been posted by universities. Don't you think that shows how little it matters?

- Anyone who gets into Harvard will have no trouble attending financially. The aid covers the cost. The crazy tuition are for the richest people, who have no trouble paying.

- Textbooks and papers have been available at your library for the past few decades. The freedom of information was enough s.t. someone in the 1970s could replicate the experience of studying in college.

e.g. “You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for $1.50 in late fees at the public library.” -Good Will Hunting

--

I think what we really want to solve isn't to reduce the value of elite institutions, but rather scale what's already there. The issue is that what's there is much more intangible to identify.
Title is vague/misleading. I think it would be clearer to say "Google faces €600k fine for Right to Be Forgotten compliance".
I got a bird feeder a little while ago. After watching them closer that I had in the past, I realized something. All that chirping going on either means "Have sex with me" or "Go away, this is mine."

All the chirping I had ever heard basically means the same thing as most of what my peers were saying in junior high.
Intel's socket confusion situation isn't something that AMD should seek to emulate.
>Why not just say "Hundreds of hyper-conservative sites masquerading as local news?"

And add "and we didn't look very hard for hyper-left sites"?
The dude kept a confederate flag on his desk, but keep going off about the Lügenpresse. The dude talked about how diversity would weaken us as a nation and lower quality of life.

I don't know why you're bringing up Democrats, it's irrelevant to me. Sure, you're trying to deflect from the white supremacists in the Republican ranks, but you're going about it in the most smooth brained way. I can critique Republicans while not being a Democrat, but your tribalism is blinding you to that possibility.
I don't hate NYT, I think it's compromised and diminished in quality but they still put out good content every once in a while.

The incident with Scott Alexander of SSC left a particularly bad taste in my mouth.

If FT wasn't available, I'd pay for Substack newsletters from trusted authorities.
> Ryzen 3, 5, 7 which was fine

> Now we have Ryzen 9 because Intel made Core i9

Or maybe because it was the natural +2 progression
What's the point of this post other than heading off a perceived rage mob?
> It's fine if Ryzen 11 and 13 had different sockets (like TR does). I don't need TR and I don't need TR Pro to denote product lines alongside the numbering scheme.

I disagree. AMD did the world a favour by going with the Threadripper brand name instead of the lazy path of mindlessly bumping a number and tagging another brand. The different socket alone is a clear and unambiguous reason to go with a distinct brand, but the clear bet on maxing out memory channels and PCI lanes at the expense of far higher power consumption makes them an entirely different product targetted at an entirely different market segment.
Attempts to build constructive conversations in these threads are almost always met with heavy flagging/downvoting. My own personal experience is that any comment that isn’t 100% backing the CCP falls to a negative score in a matter of minutes. Sometimes it goes back to 0/1 over the following hours, sometimes not. I’ve been on HN almost 10 years and that’s almost always been true, but it’s gotten much worse in recent years. Speaking to others, I know I’m not alone.

The standard mod answer is that you all are aware of voting rings and there’s no CCP astroturfing on HN, but many regular users feel like that’s not the case, so clearly there’s a disconnect here.

Edit: lol at this comment being -1 minutes after posting it
Seconded. If the data subject mixed into the request all data about them that they don't like, it seems reasonable for Google to stop analyzing as soon as they find something out of line.
No taller than 500M, no plagiarism: China signals 'new era' for architecture
Seems the odds would be in my favor
https://elonmusk.today/
YAML is easy to read and write in tutorial documents. It becomes a complete mess in real life and whitespace based syntax is horrendous to debug. We have had endless heartaches due to minor yaml issues and today employ tooling to minimize the amount of yaml engineers write to avoid these issues.
Can you present evidence of moderation not having a one sided bias? Every time I see anything critical of the US / Europe / Canada and other liberal democracies it's sitting at the top, no matter how unsubstantiated. While every time there's anything that puts CCP in a bad light there's strong moderation because it's "not interesting" (even though this particular event is objectively very noteworthy in tech world and beyond).
One could write a lovely poem about that.
So do you believe they are already screwing you out of fractional cents? There is already rounding going on, there's no guarantee that applying taxes yields a whole number of cents.
competence matters always, not just during pandemic. I hope US will learn the lesson
> Am I a McCarthyist for rejecting him outright without hesitation?

Yes.

Why can’t he have an opposing view from you on immigration?

I was on a visa and could still see the h1b program was being abused.

We often have less than ideal experiences with other cultural groups. That’s normal.

Is your work culture toxic because of your visa holders?

Would you refuse to hire feminist women because you had a mostly male team?
Will know within a week. It’s absolutely true that more testing means more mild cases, but hospitalization rates are going up and up and up - also not at a catastrophic rate, yet.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23831415.
>merely hinting that you are not fully bought in will get you labeled as a racist, or even worse these days, a "Conservative".

oh my god. the HORROR. People call you names!

> [the WP ] has moved so far left as to become almost a caricature of a "news" paper

maybe you should get out a bit more. there are other traditions of journalism (notably in the UK) that do not cling to this "noble ideal" of "objectivity". when you buy a newspaper in the UK, you (should) know what you're getting. nobody pretends that the guardian is "objective" - its a left-center paper and it wears its heart on its sleeve, while still doing lots and lots of fact-based reporting. nobody pretends that the london times is "objective" - it's a right-center paper that defends the status quo and the ruling classes of the UK, and doesn't do much else. and so on and so forth.

IMO it is a good thing that US journalism is awakening from this delusion of "objectivity", 30+ years after David Byrne sang "facts all come with points of view".
Not to brag, but my house has a a machine (and a room!) dedicated to cleaning a very embarrassing thing. I'll go even further and brag that I use this room and machine daily! Western society has normalized using the toilet, thankfully, and for a long time now, but it wasn't always the norm.
Were they right about the person being a low performer?

I'm curious if this is "everybody knows this person isn't doing any work, here's a blindingly obvious metric to use to defend this move to HR" because HR orgs often hate things that don't have metrics attached, or if it's "I don't understand what this person is doing, and I don't see any commits, so it must be nothing"?
Is that from the work by David Crystal reconstructing the sound of Shakespeare? It's very interesting to listen to passages read out in that Original Pronunciation. There are several videos of it on YouTube. NativLang also did a video on Shakespeare pronunciation.

It's also interesting how the pronunciation is reconstructed. Looking at rhyming pairs that don't currently rhyme (e.g. loved/proved), looking at different accents of English (Irish, Scottish, American, etc.) to identify historic pronunciations, etc.