skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So isn't that a perfect example of Google entering a new market and dominating it?
This sentence is incoherent:

“What’s different is we’re going to be pretty pragmatic about --- yes if, and if and when we should be making a step inside or making it outside and making sure that we have optionality to -- yeah build internally mix and match inside and outside or go outside in its entirety,”

Given the recent diversification of outsourcing, going back to PRC/ROC is not exactly going to help Intel in the long run I think.
>use my pull-up bar

Spontaneous exercise is a game changer for me. We were not designed to sit down for 8 hours a day with a 1 hour commute each side.

Even 5 minutes every hour will do a world of good for your health.

EDIT:
If I ever get round to setting up my own business, a priority will be establishing a space and culture of getting up and moving
import {sf} from 'https://deno.land/x/sf/mod.js';

sf.path('/', async (r)=>{
return { query: r.query, body: r.json };
});

sf.run(2020);
Didn't you anonymously tip off the customer?
Thanks for your comments. I hope you keep posting here on HN, if you don’t already. There don’t seem to be many people on this board in your profession, and you write about the topics in a way that is clear and makes sense in the context of this community.

I responded below to another commenter, not on your behalf of course. I hope I didn’t misrepresent your point. Thanks for posting.
1.x=1.x

2.x=2.x

3.x,NT3.x=3.x

95,NT4=4.0

98=4.1

ME=4.9

2000=5.0

XP=5.1

2003=5.2

Vista,2008=6.0

7,2008=6.1

8,2012=6.2

8.1=6.3

10,2016,2019=10

Makes perfect sense, right? Honestly I can deal with most of it, but couldn't they have realigned at 7?

https://www.gaijin.at/en/infos/windows-version-numbers
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Don't worry, even if you could add the scale to your profile the scale doesn't currently work.
Go listen to it right now, but first imagine that you are tired of colonialism and exceptionalism from the West.

It is a condescending song, even without perhaps the worst line in charity history:

Well, tonight thank god it’s them, instead of you.

I had forgotten that line was in the song until I heard it again years later. What. The. Fuck.

Worse, this line is belted out by Bono, with an unusually tight closeup in his face. He is still trying to do work in Africa. Every time I think of this song, I wonder if he cringes remembering it.

Good bits by Boy George and George Micheal, but boy is the rest hard to listen to now.
FWIW I would never trust USPS to deliver on time in my city. They regularly lose packages for a week or two before magically delivering them, with tracking information that is the long-form equivalent of ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. UPS, FedEx, and Amazon have all been vastly more reliable than USPS. However, USPS has been fine for me in other cities. Maybe, like real estate and cell phone coverage, location matters when it comes to package delivery.

BTW, when you say, "the buy has no recourse other than a refund if shipping takes longer than it's supposed to", do you imply that shipping via USPS gives you some other, more useful recourse if your shipping takes longer than it's supposed to? I cannot fathom what that would be, unless they're going to, like, refund your shipping and then give you $50 or something.

(Actually, if USPS was going to give me $50 every time they fumbled a package, I would ship everything USPS, always. I would order things I don't need, one shipment at a time. I would retire by the end of next year on my earnings.)
I’m in Da Nang myself at the moment :D
It's a different matter, yes, but as the parent poster noted, there's a compelling public interest argument in favor of withholding said evidence in order to preserve the ability of the press to do their job.

You can't have everything, so we must compromise. Unfortunately, in this case the judge ruled incorrectly, and freedom of the press will suffer as a result. If this ruling is allowed to stand, any future event a journalist covers where someone happens to commit a crime of opportunity will result in that journalist being at risk of harm should the perpetrators notice that they've been filmed. And that will make journalists think twice about covering such events.

The alternative is allowing criminals to get away with what they were filmed doing, which of course leaves a bad taste in ones mouth. But given the stakes, it's a sacrifice we must make. I'm of course talking about crimes-of-opportunity here (in this case, arson), not planned terrorist attacks or murder, where journalists would be at risk regardless.
I started reading the post but the moment I saw big numbers in hypothesis I felt like the author has no clue how hard reality is. Facebook is a great cocoon to try random numbers. Outside that founders take months to even find the right set of people who fit your need space.

Just talk, generally, about pains you are trying to solve. Everything else is quite unnecessary.

Did you know that even founder of Zapier had to get on a call to explain their first adopter how the product actually worked? Yeah these are early days. Listen to their podcast of IndieHackers.
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Now you are claiming you didn’t argue against that claim you responded to, which specifically referenced a “sick individual” achieving an awareness “that would bring a healthier lifestyle.”

Indeed your claim was clear and simple: you disputed it, replying it was better not to worry about it and “enjoy your life.”

You have simply dressed up poor reasoning regarding “you’re better off not knowing” by pretending you were only referring to the things not worth knowing, not the things worth knowing, the other part of the set of all things. This is spurious argumentation designed to distract from the fundamental shift in your claim — that of course it is never too early to gain awareness of medical conditions that could motivate lifestyle changes and inform choices.

In the end I am glad you came around to agreeing with the comment, if by a circuitous route.
Some of the variants look a bit like Comic Sans.
Sorry to blow your mind then, but to quote an HN comment of mine:

It seems Frankl has been somewhat exposed/debunked. Would you believe he was at Auschwitz for only a few days, performed medical experiments on Jews himself, and it appears his main thesis about attitude mattering above all else for survival in the camps is simply false.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Frankl#Controversy

There was a bit of a discussion previously about that. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21901602
Young people do not have extremely low risk:

"Close to one third of young adults are medically vulnerable to severe COVID-19 illness."

https://www.jahonline.org/article/S1054-139X(20)30338-4/full...

Even if they did, during uncontrolled spread there is no way to limit infections to a specific subset of the population.

The U.S. has not yet locked down. If it had done so earlier this year, we would see much lower incidences of COVID-19 today--and a rebounding economy--as we see across much of Asia and Europe. Our nationally undisciplined approach has extended the impact of the pandemic far longer than it should have. Continued application of this approach will continue to extend the impact on the U.S. people and economy.

Lockdowns pay off very quickly if they are taken seriously; most people with COVID-19 stop being infectious within 14 days of the onset of symptoms.
I can tell you what I miss: really good error messages :)
We (NL) do have such a thing where banks get notified of sim swaps or number transfers. They put the number on hold for 2FA pending authorization of that change with a different (Maybe second) means.
That's not an arbitrary service. You're paying to have Google review and dispute claims for business through local services.
Disable links in emails by default goes a long way.
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If the author ends a statement with a question mark, I find it very hard to take them seriously. How can they be insightful but not thorough enough to check a title? Does that make me a bad person? I mean just that, on its own?
Title corrected : More than 1k people at Twitter had ability to aid hack and chose not to.
On the margins, SATs are a "fairer", harder to game metric than most of the others.

Yes, rich people can put their children through test prep courses. However, the differential impact is much less than what they can do with grades or even worse, extra-curriculars.

A bright, economically disadvantaged teen can do very well on a standardized test. That same teen has no way of doing an impressive non-profit over the summer in another country, as many wealthier Ivy League applicants do.
How to Cite Sources and Not Steal People's Content on the Interne
> If I were Twitter I'd be counting my lucky stars that my largest userbase is in the US where, as broken as our copyright system is, I can't imagine this wacky judicial reasoning prevailing.

You know that the Japan userbase of Twitter is huge, right? Not that far behind that of the US, in fact.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/242606/number-of-active-...

The amount of attention (resources, staffing, features) Twitter gives to the Japan market because of this is significant.
In another article, "Depression, Anxiety, Panic Disorders Can Fend Off Perseverance Toward Life Goals".

Unfortunately, I find this article seems to be supporting the ol' "pull yourself up by the bootstraps" method of treating mental disorders. What were the other aspects of the study? Were medications monitored? What level of therapy was being given? I don't see anything in the article that suggests it couldn't have been the case that those that improved in their battle with mental disorders had also been under the effect of successful medication and therapy and thus their perseverance toward or even identification of life goals was made possible through that.
That's a good reference.

In adding to zoning, there are other factors that contribute to the large number of viable tiny businesses here in Japan. One is that small shops aren't bound by as strict accessibility and fire regulations as in some other countries. A restaurant or bar, for example, that seats no more than a dozen customers and is staffed by just one or two people will often have a correspondingly tiny restroom that could not be accessed by someone in a wheelchair; the shop itself might not be wheelchair accessible, either. And often there is only one exit, the front door, even for shops on upper floors of buildings. In many cases, I suspect, adding requirements for wheelchair accessibility and a separate fire exit would increase the construction costs and unproductive floor space so much that the shop would no longer be economically viable.

I was a freelancer here for twenty years. While I didn't run a shop, I did run my business out of my home, and my impression was that it was much easier to do that in Japan—in terms of taxes, relations with neighbors, etc.—than it would have been in the United States, where I was born.
The heavy is the root of the light.

The still is the master of unrest.

Realizing this,

the successful person is poised and centered

in the midst of all activities;

although surrounded by opulence,

he is not swayed.

Why should the lord of the country flit about like a fool?

If you let yourself be blown to and fro,

you lose touch with your root.

To be restless is to lose one's self-mastery.

- Lao Tzu
Why would a company spend effort for this?
I have no problem believing that there is bias and systemic issues in tech hiring. But you're right, looking at the school rankings shows some problems in the logic.

"Hooli didn't treat a low ranked school as well as they did an extremely high ranked school, must be racism."
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Amazon banned sellers from selling anything that competed with their firestick (Chromecast, Apple TV, etc ) for the longest time.
I like these channels a lot. I have to ask, though, doesn't #hot-takes end up getting people in trouble? Like HR trouble? Or at least stuff like starting political flame wars between colleagues?
If I'm not mistaken, there were plenty of text protobuf files internally used for a lot of things, and much much less anything less (okay, xml was prevalent for our team, maybe due to being java-inclined). Even seen examples of text protos pushed through the command line (it's possible, but need to get it right)
Oh, it will happen, no worries. It happened before in 2001, when “tech” became a four-letter curse word. It will most definitely happen again.
Are you sure about that? Most of the aws provided S3 sdks include the option of client side encryption. Not to mention that there are plenty of third party options for that as well. AWS could I guess look at your s3 data, but it will just look like gibberish.
> “That is an incorrect interpretation of the law. Regardless of whether you consider them distributors they still retain liability.”

This seems to contradict everything I’ve read, including the case law history, do you have something you’re basing this on beyond personal opinion? Given that you left out the relevant Good Samaritan portion in your previous comment, it feels like you’re arguing from a position of motivated reasoning. I think you’re wrong on this issue, but I’m happy to be shown otherwise.

> “I am completely fine with that since content moderation is virtually nonexistent online.”

This just isn’t true: https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2019/02/men-are-scum-inside-...

As far as meritless argument, sites that allow user content could not exist if they were responsible for all of it. This is no way comparable to the moral hazard of slavery (which should not exist) so there’s no conflict.

I’m confused by your last point, I’m arguing that it is a legal shield. It’s just that the shield enables them to moderate.
If IDE support for basics is an issue,like consistent renaming, then language server protocol support will help:

https://github.com/ghdl/ghdl-language-server

Edit: typo in url
I think many older North American cities have these features

Ottawa, Canada has these too on Bank St. Toronto has many of these streets also, for example Queen West. These are generally the most vibrant neighborhoods.

The solution to having lack of backyard space is to have public parks. Montreal has this more right than any other city I’ve seen.
I can almost guarantee it's to get you to click back into the store for re-engagement.
You are downvoted, but unfortunately I think you are right.

Parallel reconstruction has been documented. There is a risk what you say will happen.
This is a neat idea, and there may be some enlightening bits of feedback, but it won't tell you what matters, and that is if people, in a specific audience will like the product.

Sign ups and likes are very noisy singals.

There's just nothing that can take the place of market validation, so the 'new standard' model of 'release early' is probably the best way.

Sometimes it takes a while to find the right user base and to get fit.
Yes, the idea talks about ways to figure out if a certain cohort will pay for something before building the thing.
you forgot that big companies also have option C:

A) copy; B) buy; C) sue

you're always violating some patents by IBM and the like, sometimes they don't want to compete with a product only to get you off the table... and sometimes they can do that easily

Oh, and there is the enterprise variation (option D?): talk with the costumers and demand that they stop working with the competition
> A kind of opposite to paranoia.

You mean, pronoia?

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pronoia#Etymology_2
this is obviously a good idea. I was so close to trying to hack something together such as this. the naming could be way better, you missed an opportunity on labeling the feeling you are looking for, you should use presence or something similar
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Some background https://eyeondesign.aiga.org/a-brushstroke-variable-font-tak...
If this were a concern, unemployment would have skyrocketed after Microsoft office was released and never recovered to this day.

However, decades later, there are still secretaries who schedule meetings and manage electronic calendars, bookkeepers who type numbers into excel spreadsheets, graphic designers and publication layout experts who are versed in professional publishing software, and even accountants.
His point is that behavior can be a distraction from the other problem.
Ask HN: Which books have helped you to become a better Lead Developer?
Sk pro is really not that much?
Yes, correlation <> causality.
Presumably related to the size of the on-device storage?
University rankings are next to useless for determining whether a student would be a good developer. Look at the metrics US News uses to rank universities:

* Research reputation

* # of publications, conferences, books

* # of citations

* # of highly cited papers

Where's quality of teaching? Where's student employability after graduation? Where's numbers of student internships? Where's teacher to student ratio? None of these matter to most university ranking lists.
Brazilian tax law, Brazilian financial regulation, Brazilian fraud prevention...

Things get byzantine fast in Brazil.
Oxidation Factor: Inversely proportional to the amount of time before a comment brings up the superiority of Rust.

Go has a pretty high oxidation factor.
> My understanding is that black voters are also to the right of the median on abortion

As I point out, with a source, in another subthread, Blacks are more supportive of abortion than the nation as a whole, and second only to Asians.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23936024

Even in your ancient (5 years after Roe!) piece, while Blacks were less supportive of abortion than average, they were also becoming supportive more rapidly than other groups. 40+ years later, that faster change has flipped the starting positions.
Amazon, like every other retail service, has reciprocity agreements with payers (Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, etc.)

Amazon gives up your purchase history to get it from everyone else, for that sweet product retargeting.
OCD is not a coprocessor, a system enhancement, but a virus that is taking cpu time. It's there for a reason, but which is not evolutionary selection.
This topic has nothing to do with taxes. They will always be trying to increase their bottom line whether that line is before or after taxes makes no difference. What is needed is a whistleblower. Not just a “when I worked for Amazon we did bad stuff”. We need that person to contact startup X, whose software and customer list was compromised. And then, this is key, share knowledge and proof of these accusations. Hell, do so through an attorney where you negotiate x% of resulting litigation proceeds of you’re worried about your privacy and financial situation. I’m pretty sure this would play out badly for Amazon in court.
From a climate perspective, I've seen articles saying that flaring is bad for the environment, and other articles saying that raw natural gas methane leaking into the atmosphere is also very bad.

We know that methane is 84x more potent of a greenhouse gas than CO2 and is also worse than water vapor. If CO2 and water vapor are the products of flaring methane, isn't it better to flare if the source cannot be adequately capped or staffed for capture?

Edit: On further research - it looks like the complicating non-climate factor is that leaking gas can sometimes contain hydrogen sulfide and other toxins, and while burning eliminates some toxins it can inadvertently create and disseminate others.
I'm trying to understand your feedback. Perhaps I'm missing something.

The point of the big numbers in my post is not to look at them in absolute terms. But to look at the ratio A/B. And then apply it to a much smaller audience. Because that tells helps validate that your idea will meet your expectations (whatever they may be).
Thanks for the clarification, that makes sense to me.
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Yeah, in early prerelease they had 7 report as 7.0.

But the story goes there was buggy code out there that said:

if (major == 6)
{
// Do the thing that works on Vista
}
else
{
// Do the thing that only worked on XP and earlier
}

And they wanted Win7 to hit the Vista-ready code. So they kept major at 6 for a long time. I guess they stopped caring for Win10.
I can tell you, mentioning I'm in a polyamorous relationship with my coworkers feels _less safe_ today then it did 5 years ago. People before didn't really understand (they still don't) but I usually encountered an attitude of live-and-let-live tolerance. Today I get 3 reactions: conservatives who are afraid to say anything so they avoid me, progressives who treat me like some kind of novelty, and the rest who don't care. I don't consider this progress.
GPT-3 was another buckets worth of evidence in favor of the scaling hypothesis. Performance kept improving (and cost to train kept increasing) as more parameters were added. Even with 175 billion parameters, the performance had not yet plateaued. One take-away is that throwing a lot of compute at the problem helps tremendously :).

You can read more about GPT-3 here: https://lambdalabs.com/blog/gpt-3/
I hope you’re being sarcastic because otherwise this is incredibly contrived. Colonization is one country taking over the governance of another, typically without providing any representation or property rights to said nation/tribe/country/people...

Building housing to support population growth is not even remotely similar to that. Permissive zoning laws (or even better, no zoning laws) don’t even prevent existing residents from using their property their property the way they always have. The restrictive regulations are about making sure that all nearby residents also continue to use their property in a particular way. The idea that buying a house in a particular area somehow entitles you to make sure nobody else who owns a house or property in that area does anything to change it just seems completely insane to me.

A neighbour saying “you can’t build affordable housing on your property, because I like your property the way it is” sounds a lot more similar to colonialism to me.
Building a New Identity for the User
Who wrote a witness report of a child molester orgy? I didn’t see it mentioned in the story
The venn diagram of your skills brings up Sales Engineering (also called technical consultant, solutions engineer, pre-sales engineer depending on the company) at an Internet/Security company as a potential career path. Have you heard of or considered that role?

That's a more focussed starting point which may lead you to find your mission.
I suspect that, programming in Rust is so onerous, that Rust programmers must take lots of breaks and troll Go threads so they feel less bad about themselves.

Or maybe they're just waiting for something to compile?
Oh I love their humor. There is always something humorous written for their status LEDS.

"Although no specific testing was performed, sophisticated statistical finite element models and back of the envelope calculations are showing the number of status LEDs to be bright enough to execute dermatological procedures normally done with CO2 lasers. Contact the factory for more information about this sophisticated feature and make sure an adult is present during operation. These LEDs are user controllable from the FPGAs so can be used as visual feedback in addition to burning skin."

"As with all of our FPGA-based products boards, the DNVUPF4A is loaded with LEDs. The LEDs are stuffed in several different colors (red, green, blue, orange et al.). There are enough LEDs here to melt cheese. Please don't melt cheese without adult supervision. These LEDs are user controllable from the FPGAs so can be used as visual feedback in addition to the gratifying task of creating gooey messes."
Yeah I mean if your project doesn’t get huge amount of usage, DJ is fine and quite simple.
Unfortunately at any moderate scale or above a RDMS backed jobs table doesn’t cut it