skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No. If the first person writes 1000050000 then the second person knows that the first earns <= 50k. Same problem at the other end of the interval.
Can you elaborate on some of the things you've been frustrated with?

I find Django has a pretty solid deprecation policy, with the goal being that if you have no deprecation warnings then upgrading is simple. Third party dependencies do get in the way of that sometimes though.
I certainly don't think Amazon or Google are any different, but I'm not using their code editors, and I'm not hosting my open source projects on their platform.

It's not about MS being worse than the other tech giants, it's about opting out of these kinds of tools in favor of more open, less corporate controlled tools in general.
> Unfortunately those fancy LED setups are a headache for the rest of us drivers sharing the roads with those models, because they're also bright as hell from the factory.

People don't realize that with these lights, they put their own safety at risk.
Yeah, clearly the Windows team thinks it is still in the mid 90s.
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Leaving aside my visceral reaction to attaching mandatory trackers to people:

>The “BioButton” is wearable technology that monitors your vitals, including temperature and heart-rate, in real time. It can last for up to 90 days. It’s meant to be worn on the chest and connects to your mobile device.

Once again, technologists attempting to make covid solutions have forgotten that not everyone uses smartphones. On top of that, what're the odds that this doesn't work on any version of android older than oreo, or that don't have google play services installed?
Specifically [1]-style footnotes weren't popular in the early days of HN, but everyone on HN used them. I guess today I see them a lot more all over the web.

[1] footnote
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Microsoft has 99% marketshare. KFC, McDonald's, Nike, Coke, GE, GM all have dominate huge chunks of their market.

What you are saying is completely incorrect and bizarrely repeated ad nauseum here.

There's far more US companies operating in China than vice versa.

Please provide some evidence for the claim that "most US businesses can't work in China".
I completely agree with this. It is the only way to win, but too bad American hubris won't allow admitting there has been failure in anything. So only more Donalds will be elected in the future in reflection of the infantile scapegoating nature of the electorate.
They support Daphne/uvicorn https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.1/howto/deployment/asgi/

I think in python world uvicorn is more popular choice, might be wrong tho
This changes absolutely nothing in the discussion about what is a budget phone.
My experience has been good, with a Django app maintained for over 8 years now. We've only updated Django when a new LTS version is out. That means once every two years there's an update that may break something, but I don't remember it ever being more than a few hours of work.

We do take some care to (mostly) only use documented interfaces, so maybe that helps?
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Take your pick. Almost all the stuff listed under SBCs is ARM.
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Wow, I had no idea. Strange, no?
OCGT is used for short-term peaks, but at least here in the UK the bulk of the work of smoothing out the gaps left by renewables and demand variation over longer time periods (hours or more) is done by more efficient CCGT plants. This is usually pretty visible on gridwatch.co.uk - you can see the level of CCGT generation varying from day to day as wind generation rises and falls.
How many times did you reboot it?
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This sounds like a very similar argument for other IDEs, such as Eclipse. You have a free IDE, with open source code, and a giant plugin ecosystem, but the plugins themselves aren't free nor open source. What's new under the sun?
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As far as I'm aware, Julia interop with C/C++ is particularly excellent. So, maybe the poster can clarify?
There is a difference between, say, Debian popcon (which is opt in during install) and the 50 MSFT tracking options that are enabled despite having ticked the "no" box during install.

One of which is a keylogger! Windows 10 is pure evil.
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Data that tends to change after the application is deployed.

More importantly, JSONFields can be used as a substitute for EAV pattern.
They are reacting to the parent who seems to have the misconception that all JavaScript is OSI opensource because you can read the source code.
the base install is open source tho:
https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community
What you said makes absolutely no sense. There is nothing preventing your employer from paying you more and nothing from preventing the "low earner" employees from being paid less other than the fact that the "low earner" can find a better paid job.

I like that you said "top earners" as if it implies that "top earner" equals talent. It's far more likely that there is underpaid talent in the company that is about to leave for a better job. This is what employers are scared of. They want to underpay people that deserve more and you're just playing right into that trap as if it somehow benefits you. What if you aren't actually a top earner? How do you know that there is no "overpaid mediocre talent" already in the company?

>A private company has every right to compensate its employees with its private capital anyway it wants, and they're going to want to do it in a way that achieves the goals of the business. They're not distributing welfare checks, they're a business.

As I said. Salary transparency does not change anything about that. The welfare argument can be made by both sides. Employees shouldn't distribute welfare checks to their company either, they're not volunteers.
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And additionally, N95 and similar masks are "wasted" in a non-professional use:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23957506
Upper middle class cars in Japan like Mazda3, Harrier also supports adaptive headlights. Possibly Koito is the supplier of LED systems.

https://www.mazda.com/en/innovation/technology/safety/active...

https://www.koito.co.jp/technology/koito/system.html
"People of African descent" have the highest genetic diversity among all human subgroups. That fact alone makes making generalizations based on supposed genetic make-up preposterous.

Also, you have to be absurdly blind to the history of scientific racism to not understand that the stereotype of being less sensitive to pain has a historical origin in justifying abusing slaves by dehumanizing them.
We're well past the time when good ideas were needed. Our biggest problems at the moment are proving ideas up and logistics.

I have a fairly rosy outlook; we're starting to enter the phase of this where the scientists will have useful observations to make. One of my reasonable worst-case scenarios for the next 12 months is someone develops a $5 5 minute coronavirus test and central health agencies don't notice/delay the rollout/start throwing out arbitrary sensitivity & specificity threshold roadblocks so the pandemic continues for stupid reasons.
I think you are underestimating the skill and craft involved in making some of these watches. Have you actually seen a movement? They're not made in a sweatshop in a low cost geography by some human drones. A watch maker is a high status craftsman and can be influential in their own right (look up the story of FP Journe if you doubt that). If you come to Switzerland you can see the actual factories for many of the producers in the area around Geneva and they are more like pharma manufacturing plants than fast fashion warehouses.

It's very uncharitable to assume that because you can't see the craft in something that it doesn't exist or is a scam. I couldn't taste the difference between two kinds of whisky if you put a gun to my head but it doesn't mean other people can't or that it's some kind of status game in disguise.
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I thought for sure an SFAR would be the result, but they should count themselves lucky as hell that it was only an AD.

I'm not usually in the group hating on big corporations but in this case it may be simply because Boeing is a behemoth.
Yea, community is relatively new phenomenon in software at least the way it is down now. Traditionally its something curated and orchestrated via sales and product managers, events,seminars, 1:1 meetings or sometimes small coherts of similar clients. There is still value in this versus newer forms of community.
Well, if what you are saying were 100% true, the entire VST market would be non-existent. (I agree with you to some extent, but let's not exaggerate to make a point.)
If you don't know, you shouldn't throw accusations.

Also at least for firefox and chromium (but not chrome) you can look at the source.
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As far as I'm aware of, Microsoft is not even trying to put their own services forward. For example neither Github nor Azure are the defaults in VSCode. Go to the source control section and use what ever source control tool you want, VSCode does not even suggest you use Github. They also don't bundle extensions like LiveShare with VSCode, by including it into the VSCode installer they distribute on their own website.

This is why I disagree with your claim that Microsoft is giving away VSCode away for free to promote their own proprietary tools. You can shame Microsoft for trying to improve their image by making VSCode, Typescript, ... opensource. To me this is totally different from bundling your own Browser into an operating system to increase artificially your market share, you can't compare the two.

There is nothing bad about not blindly trusting a big corporation like Microsoft, but I dislike it when people are so desperate to blame Microsoft for mistakes it did in the past, that they write articles that are (deliberately?) misleading. In this case, by saying parts of VSCode are opensource when it is just some extensions. This is putting VSCode on a pedestal with Chrome, but the comparaison is all wrong, Chrome includes lots of proprietary parts, while chromium is the opensource variant you can build yourself, but for VSCode this is completely different as the version distributed on the Microsoft website doesn't include anything besides the opensource code from Github repository.
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The important context in the intro is, "The type checker needs to be able to determine that x and y have the same type, and reject the code if not. This is what we mean by computing canonical types."

There's a summary at the end titled, "what does this mean?" which says that undecidability doesn't bite in practice with real-world code, but the type system features discussed in the post have been the cause of bugs: "We are also aware of examples where we don't manage to canonicalize types properly, causing miscompiles and crashes. We've been fixing these gradually over time, but we continue to discover more problems as we fix them. This was a strong hint that the underlying approach was not correct, which is why I spent some time thinking about the fundamentals of this problem. Indeed, we can now see that the reason we have struggled with correctness in this area of the language is that a solution is impossible in the general case."

So the question arising from this undecidability is how to fix it: "What we need to do is come up with an appropriate restriction to the combination of SE-0142 and SE-0157. [...] I'm optimistic that introducing this restriction should have very little impact on real-world code."
> Yes and no. The complaint is that some widely used extensions are proprietary. If these extensions require MS servers, then they have every reason to be. Even if they don't, there's nothing wrong with a company holding back some stuff they consider strategic, they're not obligated to release them.

that is kinda debatable, considering that those are extensions to an LGPL-licensed core (Blink, the rendering engine used in electron) - see e.g. https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/directory-discuss/2017-12...
You can use Uvicorn to run ASGI apps. You can also use it together with Gunicorn https://www.uvicorn.org/#running-with-gunicorn.
Often, the problem for menis not that I don’t trust what others know, but that things like these get to be imposed without educating the public what it is necessary, the evidence etc.
I complained to my state authority about halogen and xenon. The glare aggressive bad. Seriously bad. It should be in the roadworthy testing: does this blind oncoming drivers.

Blue led are equally vile. Really destructive of my night vision
Long term Python user: if I want to do something asynchronously I reach for Go or Elixir (unless it's just way more practical to do it right there in Python). Adding function colors [1] might have been a practical decision, but was IMHO a mistake.

Why do I have to decide if my function is synchronous or not when I write it? I don't want to do that, I want to write only one function that can be called synchronously or asynchronously. In Go or Elixir, the decision is made by the caller, not by the API designer.

Which leads me to a parallel universe: Go-like asynchronicity should have been introduced with Python 3, when backward compatibility was explicitely broken. The gain of switching to Python 3 would then also have been a much easier sell than "just" fixing strings.

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[1] https://journal.stuffwithstuff.com/2015/02/01/what-color-is-...
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The same thing anybody would understand by the term. Did something gave you a different impression?

That there's a scientific proof that harm is being done by an action.

But harm is a moral term, and science is not about moral judgements. It can help inform them, but the guidelines for what is "harm" or "good" come from morality ultimately.

E.g. what is "good for society" is based on a value judgement / decision by said society based on its goals, what it wants to conserve or change, etc.

Science can tell you that X technique is more productive for example. But whether "more productivity" is desired is a matter of social values/priorities, not a scientific matter.
As mentioned in the article, TikTok is currently considering locating its international HQ in London ( = investment + jobs for the UK ).

Siding with the US on this would mean no TikTok HQ.

Therefore TikTok obviously wants to be able to exist in the UK and the UK government is still considering whether it should be welcoming or hostile.

I'm sure that companies would be happy to buy TikTok on the cheap. What is happening is rather forcing Bytedance to sell.
> plummets when a random external API endpoint starts to time out

You should add something like https://pypi.org/project/circuitbreaker/

Continuously failing external requests should not make each one of your responses slow.
The author has a point that game engines may be suitable for some applications. In arquitecture I've used Twinmotion, based on unreal and Lumion, not sure about the engine on that one, probably unreal too. It may be obvious in this field, where game like visualization is directly usable, but I can see other areas where It may work. Anything regarding 3d objects will find in a game engine state of the art, real time, visualization tools.
Are you speaking out of professional experience? Do you know of cases where not implementing accessibility really did become a big financial hazard?

Imagine the headline "company goes bust due to regulatory violations after hiring blind person". That would basically be sending the message "never hire a blind person", because no company can ever be sure to be in compliance.
Many here seem to share other opinion.

Every time there is a product being post, rains posts of free beer alternatives with half of the features.
What's the advantage of using the block of concrete instead of directly heating water? Water has a 4x higher specific heat capacity by mass, or 2x higher by volume.
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Well, FSF is about freedom for users with the technical expertise to modify the software and understand its source code.
That 16% raise is quite the signal that they value you more than the money though. Maybe it's time to leave after the pandemic is over?