skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A us-fail-1 at lower price sounds like an excellent way to recycle SSD/HDDs that reach end-of-safe-life but that might still run for years.
It will ramp up difficulty over time. I think that part of issue was that the algorithm assumed I will be progressing despite me being over-trained and not progressing anymore.

I used it for two years before it got to that point.

The real trap is that it feels really good to finish super hard session. Endorphins flow and you feel like a hero, so it is hard to make yourself stop. It is sort of addictive.

I mean, it is good app and I liked the experience, except for how it ended and how frustrating it was to not be able to exercise anymore.
He didn't even show an example of a join in his EdgySQL.

This is a marketing article.
Why would it have any impact on EU ?
Gatsby's a static site generator, isn't it?
That's different from SSR.
With tabs vs spaces stuff, the problem is that it's not exactly something that you can teach (like you said the editor will handle it for you). Then later if a beginner tries doing something on their own and runs into that error, it's not exactly intuitive how to fix it and they run into a brick wall that can't be solved no matter how much they look at their code.
So? China uses data it gathers to track down and arrest dissident (and/or ship them to organ harvesting/re-education camps). Last time I checked, Facebook isn't owned by US, and US doesn't reeducate their people in such a gut wrenching ways (pun intended).
> Should the president really have this power?

No.
> Why is congress not involved if it's so important?

Congress creates laws. The President enforces them. This is an enforcement action--it's not unusual for Congress to be uninvolved.

> Should the president really have this power?

Multiple Congresses gave these powers to the President [1][2][3]. The current and next ones are free to take them back.

My personal belief is no, the President shouldn't have this power in the absence of clear and present danger. We need a commission, likely under Commerce and/or State, that assesses civil fines and passes prosecution recommendations to the DoJ. Furthermore, we need legislation describing (a) which countries are deemed economically friendly and economically adversarial, (b) how those determinations are made and (c) what companies from those countries can and cannot do as well as (d) how they may achieve "safe harbor" status (e.g. by locally hosting data and submitting code for periodic review).

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Emergency_Econom...

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I really like the relational model, and I think its the best way to model data. Referential integrity is an awesome thing that removes the possibility for many bugs to exist.

As for SQL it has its warts, but im pragmatic when it comes to programming languages, like for example C, JavaScript, its also "ugly" but its often the best option anyway.
They're quite small and thick: https://www.personal-view.com/talks/uploads/FileUpload/77/0c...

Windows break because they're thin and extend over large area, which make them flex a lot.
Is this not a freedom of speech issue? The right is guaranteed for foreingners in the US as well.

If they can ban tik tok, they can ban signal or briar because those also might send your encrypted data overseas or because their use among "violent" protestors is a risk. How about VPN apps that siphon your personal data to china and russia! Haha

Here's the thing, US bigtech complies (in secret) with US intel community just like tik tok complies with CCP's MSS. Matter of fact, I happen to know with certainty and with first hand accounts that the US intel community offensively uses american made apps and services to spy against naturalized law abiding americans on american soil just as they would with a foreigner working for the CCP in China.

You might say, China bans US media companies so US should as well. And I will say to you that's absolute nonsense. China is a totalitarian orwelian nightmare state and the US is supposed to be a beacon of liberty and freedom in the world. The US can ban tiktok's usage amongst US government and military and anyone that does business with them. But by what right do they get to restrict communication, an unregulated non-financial interaction between americans and anyone else?

If americans want to be spied on by China in exchange for being able to use tiktok it's their right and this activity is beyond the reaches of any elected government. Even if there is a law allowing congress or the president to ban tiktok, this law is overriden by the bill of rights that restricts the government from making laws that constrain speech and communication between citizens and anyone,and that guarantees tiktok due process and a trial before being found of any wrongdoing. Congress can however restrict commerce, as in financial transaction and for profit activity with tiktok and advertisers, what congress or trump have no authority to do is to tell americans and tiktok they cannot communicate with each other. Freedom of speech is meaningless if no one is allowed to listen to you.

This needs to be done right. Do not throw away your rights by creating a precedent set by the supreme court that lets government restrict your speech. These sneaky bastards will always worm their way into slowly taking away rights from the people in order to preserve their social order.

I don't like tiktok and if you care to go back far enough into my posting history you will see how much I hate the CCP.

What is given can be taken away (if your right to communicate with a foreign entity is given by the government). And if they can ban one app,banning others is a matter of legal mental gymnastics.
- full remote development suite with source synced onto remote server while IDE utilizes remote libraries and and remote compiler tool chain for code analysis.

- learning curve thats significantly smaller despite larger feature set.
Dude, for things like this you can't just apply Wikipedia knowledge. It's really not enough. Section 78dd–1 is what it looks like in law. Read Section 78dd–1 (b).

> (b)Exception for routine governmental action
Subsections (a) and (g) shall not apply to any facilitating or expediting payment to a foreign official, political party, or party official the purpose of which is to expedite or to secure the performance of a routine governmental action by a foreign official, political party, or party official.
The unique part of Chinese law is the lack of judicial supremacy or "rule of law". The party has supremacy over legal system interpretation as part of the '3 Supremes' order of precedence, with workers also coming ahead of the law.

In the US system, there are still miscarriages of Justice, but there is judicial supremacy and separation of powers.

The powers aren't as separated as say the French justice system, but most would say the US judicial system is mostly independent of the other branches of government.
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It's hard to understand calling China to promote monoculture while the West wants Western democracy everywhere in the world. Sure, you don't recognize our way as democracy, but it doesn't stop us from doing so.

Xinjiang has more mosques than the whole United States. It's hypocritical to call China anti-muslim. At least we don't forbid muslims to enter our country. And we haven't ever bombarded their homelands.

What we're doing to the Uygurs is to help them earn more and lead a better life. Many Uygurs migrated to other provinces and opened up noodle shops. Those back at home may get along with the old ways, but the old ways don't have computers or other modernized tools and entertainments. And we want to help them understand why it is good to treat their women equally, and why it is good to live peacefully with atheists.
I’m going to bite. The web site we’re discussing is full of poor points too. The person you are responding to makes some good points.

- once you’ve saved it as a pdf you can email to anyone. Most (all?) phones support it out of the box. They can then print it out and you can be sure that the entire page is rendered correctly. If you try and save that as an ePub, lots of people won’t know how to open it. For HTML files; often the default HTML store is a browser specific format. Even more often there’s some dependency that means that the page doesn’t actually render after the web site changes (e.g. it missed a dependency or because of JavaScript use or because the format changed between versions). This is one of the reasons why tickets for events come via pdf.

- read only. Want to send your CV and make it difficult for the recruiter to edit. Perfect solution is to use pdf. You also know that the pdf will look the same to the people reading it (and printing it) as when you created it.

- want to create a pdf really easily? Print to pdf. Done. Want to reliably do that to HTML. Good luck. Often there are weird issues that pop up. It often doesn’t render properly once the complexity of the document becomes slightly involved.

- PDF’s excel for technical documents. Yeah, I agree with this. They’re great at providing professionally rendered files, guaranteeing a rendered look across technical fields. This is why they’re used in research. Your argument boils down to ‘the pdf requires a very specific format’. Yes. That’s the intent behind pdf. It doesn’t provide ways to re-render the document, and I don’t think that it was intended to be used that way. Should it, so that less able folk are able to access content: yes.

- All my lecturers used to use ps/pdf for their lecture slides. It worked very well. It got the info across and we could get a copy of the notes. All done.

I feel like the only strong argument here is that it would be nice for the file to render for accessibility and for differing sized screens. That would be nice. Sounds like a great challenge.

Overall this article is a bait article, and I don’t think it should be on hackernews.
The stuffed with fluff argument basically boils down to PDF’s are bad because for the PDF’s we’ve looked at “Authors don’t use bullet points”.
Cummon! Let’s have some intelligently thought out arguments for a sensible discussion.
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Honestly, that seems like an out there conspiracy to me. Not because china wouldn't do it, but because they don't have to.

No point in taking the risk of orchastrating it if americans are going to do it themselves.

And that is even assuming china is anti-trump. Geopolitically trump has been pretty good for china (at the cost of short term trade issues). I'd bet China cares more about long term gains over short term losses.
I can't judge that, i tried VS Code for web dev and with it's defaults it is a big downgrade , for me it seems that LSP is not enough, you need to have something that parses the entire project libraries from vendors/mode_modules, your own JS/PHP , the html/template files and after all is parsed create a big dictionary with all symbols and what we know about them.

Can your plugin go that?
Sorry to hear friend. If you have family and friends that can hang out with you, try making regular outside time with them. Heck, or just take a daily walk at the park (with masks,etc...).
Knowing next to nothing about Golang: Is it unlikely that someone would ever develop an actual desktop toolkit for Golang? If so, how come?

From a naïve point of view, it would seem like overkill to run a whole web browser when a few kilobytes of memory is all it really takes to draw a widget on screen.
Any resources the US spends in conflict with China are resources it can't spend in conflict with Russia. The US is relatively weaker, Russia is relatively stronger. 5G is just one small piece of the puzzle.
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Have you checked out F-Droid lately, and how does this compare to Apple or Microsoft?
The aspect I believe you're missing is that any Chinese company with over 50 employees is not a legitimate private company because the CCP essentially claims ownership over them. This means ByteDance is essentially state run and makes the national security risk a legitimate concern.

I believe the national security risk argument is stronger in the case of Huawei. Since having a state run company build essential communication infrastructure is clearly a bad idea. However, I think it also applies to ByteDance. Why would you allow a foreign government uninhibited access to huge amounts of data about your citizens? Especially when that government is a hostile totalitarian regime currently engaged in serious human rights violations.
There's no general First Amendment right to free speech for foreign nationals not physically present in the US.
C++11 is probably as close as you can get to something that's simple enough and widely used but also supports diving into how computers work because you will eventually have to manage your own memory (although I'm not sure if memory management is an important skill for someone just starting to learn how to code).

For a real deep understanding, you'd probably have to jump into the actual computer microchip architecture to learn how computers store memory and do things like pipelining, branch prediction, and caching. Then a primer on Operating Systems (I like "Three Easy Pieces") should fill in the gaps.
I know, it was a glorious day.
What are good production ready alternatives for SQL? (That are still relational and doesn't make you rewrite half of the database logic again in each new backend you make -- not talking about key/value stores)
Composting does release CO2 if done aerobically, which is ideal. It releases methane if it is allowed to go anearobic. And methane is a more potent GHG. If composting at home you are bringing the carbon cycle close to home.

The difference between composting and harvesting peat is that one is a way of using the decomposed remains of your own plants, vegetables, wood and other waste, to enrich your soil.

The other is harvesting a natural carbon sink which is at risk of being destroyed.

As the poster before mentioned, there are sutainable peat sources. But there are also peatbogs being drained and burned [0].

Changing landuse is one of the drivers of climate change, and its not just forests that need to be managed, wetlands and swamps do too.

As a species we are pumping a lot of CO2 into the atmosphere maybe we should think about leaving some carbon in the ground for once.

[0] https://news.mongabay.com/2020/06/as-fires-strangle-national...
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China's basis is that foreign companies won't respect their laws. What US laws has TikTok broken? Privacy isn't protected because an entire domestic industry has bought off Congress. Why can't a foreign company participate in the same?
Sure, but an earlier system nonetheless. Similarly, I'd describe Windows 95 as backwards compatible with Windows 3, even if one might describe Windows 3.1 as a contemporary system at the time of 95's release.
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Banning foreign entities with executive orders? Yes, the president should. Also, this country was started by throwing British tea into the Boston harbor so it's really nothing new. Obama confiscated property from Iranians, banned certain transactions with Libya, North Korea, Syria, and others. Probably every president has issued similar EOs at some point or another. Only difference this time is that TikTok is popular. I suppose we never really lamented the loss of Soviet Saturday morning cartoons.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_executive_actions_by...
Wish they'd called it `grob` and called `return` `bolver` so that we can accept they're just syntactic constructs instead of pointlessly assuming meaning from what are just syntactic constructs.

sum = 0
grob (i=0; i<10; i++) {
sum += i
}
bolver sum

Brilliant.
Exactly: 5000ppm means significantly worse decision making and crisis response. How much more co2 does sublimating dry ice put out? Well packaged probably not that much, but certainly more than another person breathing beside you.
Any language that can be compiled is by design suited for IDE tooling. Think about it, if a compiler can analyze the code then so can an IDE.

An example of a language that can't be analyzed by IDE tooling is the English language. Case in point the English language can't be compiled either.

The parent poster is basically saying that there are languages that are so complex that to even program in these languages you (usually) need IDE tooling to assist you. C++ and Java are good examples of this.
Seconded. Every language has it's use and quirks. Does SQL get tricky in tricky situations? Sure. But what doesn't.

This piece reads like Joey being unable to open a carton of milk [1], "there's gotta be a better way!".

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwROPN3Fir8
>I strongly hope that your strange "tit-for-tat" doesn't extend to basic rights of people and businesses on US soil. US is supposed to be better than that, remember?

I think the issue here is that it's a foreign owned business. I know tit-for-tat might be happening in the eyes of US law makers, but many of the constitutional protections we afford citizens are only extended as a convenience to non-citizens - a convenience usually rooted in positive trade relationships.
I think that’s highly unlikely to happen.
I think it's a mistake to design a language in 2020 with C-style curly bracket syntax.

It just looks like line noise compared to SQL, or whitespace significant languages.
So do you think Congress, both the House and Senate, also overwhelmingly voted to ban Tiktok because of the poor showing at Tulsa rally? smh
"all it takes to draw a widget on the screen" is not enough to create "an actual desktop toolkit".

If you need to draw a widget on the screen, there's Dear ImGui [1] that you can use from Go [2]

If you're looking for a desktop toolkit, there's a reason why things like Qt are multidecade endeavours.

[1] https://github.com/ocornut/imgui

[2] https://github.com/inkyblackness/imgui-go
Cognito is a popular auth service that's used by many people who want to launch an MVP on AWS, for example. You would not keep the password yourself at that point.

Later on you might realize that you've bound your user ID to email and that you need to use UUID, where email is just a contact address.

You might even want to have users have multiple accounts that use the same email address.

You might decide to bind the user's account to their phone number instead.

It's not about One True Strategy, but about looking further into what you will need in the future. You might decide not to develop something right away, but you can avoid much refactoring later by making a smart decision now that did not involve any more work than the less smart decision.
I tested it before posting and also just now, and both times it downloaded the pdf correctly.

Also see your sibling comment for other version numbers that may be more useful.
> it looks like firecrackers going off

It’s literally firecrackers going off. It’s one of those cases where if it quacks like a duck, waddles like a duck, and swims like a duck, it’s not a camel disguised as a duck.
Even given the colonialisation, there's a large proportion of the populace in Northern Ireland who feel British, and do not want to be Irish.

Your argument appears to be that this doesn't matter because the land should never have been theirs in the first place.

I 100% reject that argument as it's essentially forcing people to live in a country which they have not chosen.

And on a practical level, this would probably lead to violence from Unionists in the North, which I don't think anyone wants.
Yes, and from my reading, Uber cannot possibly change anything without literally becoming an entirely different company with different business model in order for their drivers to be classified as contractors.
I'm sure there were some people like that. But the impression was really that it was an orgy of anyone who could program at all acting the role of some rock star genius visionary, while most people were hopping companies to whatever seemed to have the best IPO prospects at any moment.
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>Why can't a foreign company participate in the same?

Basically foreign owned companies don't have the same constitutional rights as ones owned by US citizens - these companies operations basically being foreign commerce is where the entity list powers are derived from.
Do you have a source on the organ harvesting?
The workarounds one goes through to avoid native frameworks.

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https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Andrew-Williams-ebook/dp/B07GYLYS...
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Very few people truly understand databases, and therefore very few people truly understand SQL. I would be suspicious of any “SQL replacement” that didn’t come from someone with many, many years in the field.
Honestly I burst out in laughter as soon as he said "as it is now called climate change". The term climate change originates from a 1956 paper [0].

If you want more substance than appeals to emotion I would recommend you to watch potholer54 instead. The video you linked offers basically no information to confirm what he is saying other than "trust me guys".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QggRSjOSkbI

The other thing that really made me angry is that the PragerU video claims is that scientists are predicting CO2 related warming to get grant money. Well, there is no shortage of wrong skeptics betting on global cooling as well: https://youtu.be/h6eswiI3KLc Global cooling gets press coverage every year even though it's almost impossible to happen. The truth is probably that whatever news agencies are covering is just random nonsense in both directions. Either they predict some catastrophe or say that it's not happening.

[0] https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.2153-3490....