skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve realized a long long time ago that any interaction with linked-in is a bad idea.

You might think facebook behaves pathologically but linked-in takes it to a new level!
I find that eventually it turns into a reminder app which is helpful anyway, as I have about a dozen regular habits I try to keep.

I use Way of Life and it’s been helpful without being a pain.
> "The one with Turing complete templates"

Java has Turing complete generics as well
> I'm looking forward to when they (hopefully) start to hand out fines.

Given the pandemic, plausible economic collapse, Brexit, and so many other things going on in the world right now, I wouldn't hold my breath.
Interesting, looks like Sears et al did sell houses thru 1942:

http://www.sears-homes.com/2012/11/yes-virginia-sears-homes-...
A lot of the spam these days is being sent via hacked computers. You'd get signed emails from individuals, only those individuals wouldn't know they are sending them.

It's the same problem with DDOS. Some providers tried to mail out letters "hey, your computer is involved in malicious things, please get it fixed", but that just lead to a lot more support requests that the ISPs can't handle. So we just accept that botnets are a thing.
I worded it maybe a little weird in retrospect.

The implication was that if you have a decent job and live at home you will generally be able to arrange something because of your access to cash. So you can bankroll whatever solution will work with your s/o or casual encounter.

If you're broke and living at home, it may be more difficult to enter a relationship or have a more casual encounter to begin with, let alone pay for a bunch of hotel rooms or whatever.

So the first person can go at it all the time like you said, but the second person is more limited.
It sounds you're describing faults, aren't you? I mean, don't you agree that exceeding the breaker's capacity is a fault?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circuit_breaker

I don't believe this is up for discussion: the circuit breaker is a device that is designed and used to protect a circuit against fault conditions. That's the whole point of their use: if a fault condition is detected, the circuit breaker breaks the circuit to about the fault to propagate or damage the circuit and/or any device connected to it.
What makes online voting so hard when we regularly trust online systems with our finances?
No, you don't need caps lock for this text, because there aren't two continuous uppercase keys.

My comment was about my memory muscle. I developed it in a training a long ago. I feel my typing unnatural when I don't have capslock.

I have notice that this also happens to people that have learn typewriting in the school. In the training you learn: there are two shift keys, use caps lock, use both hands, only press with fingers, never use two fingers of the same hand, sit correctly, align the forearm and the hand, mistakes are costly.

Online keyboard typing usage focus on finger, but in the 80s, the first training day was also on proper position.

if your current workflow don't need caps lock go for it.
I'm not advocating for remapping or not. I have only notice the way the caps lock (or the two shifts) are used, usually implies the operator has perform a typewriting training back in the days.
AIX or Linux on POWER (2010)
I’m a big fan of Way of Life. Simple and quick.

I use it for a reminder at this point but it still helps me not skip certain habits from time to time, like flossing, calling my mother, and meditating.
This. I don’t want to take away these benefits from parents, I just want to ensure the employee who is caring for a relative/significant other/mental illness/worsened living space/etc to also be supported.

I work for a great company with top-tier parental leave benefits like these. But if my non-married partner fell back into major depression and required constant suicide watch as they have in the past, while I’m sure my management would be supportive I’m aware of 0 official leave policies that would support me.
from a user session a friend did with their team, they are working on a bunch of stuff including funding features for maintainers.
Don't bother (or maybe bother if you really want to get into both "US politics vs. Roger Stone" or "FBI/Google vs privacy of the individual")
> But after living there for many years I can say that most differences between the west and India in this regard comes from the importance in India of the group over the individual, a situation which (seems to me) to be reversed in the west.

This was due to economic circumstances. Given economic freedom by higher incomes, especially for women enabling them to be independent, makes all of those group over individual cultures change to individual over group.

I see this in kids of Indians that moved from India to the US/UK and the kids still in India. If you’re financially able to you, you live in your own home. Parents might be nearby, or maybe move in once they need help due to their medical issues.
Yeah, agree - if your product is an api, I'd have REST first, then graphql later perhaps if people are interested in that.
Do you have example of environment that can do this? I don’t think even pycharm manages.

While I generally agree with your sentiment, dynamic monkey patching and heavy meta programming like this is usually not very friendly for any implementation of auto complete.
The fact that he was replying to a comment that used it as an example of Australia's 'authoritarian' response to covid and the fact that it received widespread news coverage and we all got to see her distress Vs the other guy who got arrested and received zero coverage for the same crime seems to suggest that this it is relevant and on the balance of probabilities a good example of white lady in distress.
If you just need to make a presentation, Slides does the job as well. There might be something that Powerpoint can do and Slides can't (those animated transitions? I'd be happy if Powerpoint removed them too), but in my experience it's not like trying to replace Excel with Sheets.
The same ways any small country survives more than a few years.
Can they typically deny coverage even if the violation wasn't related to the fire?
Because you want it synced across devices i suppose?
Well those specific habits probably won’t. But you can choose better habits, like thanking someone, a reminder to call your parents, meditating, etc.

For me the app is generally used as a reminder but there are times at night I don’t want to break my streak so will force myself to meditate or call my mother. Always happy that I did, so it’s well worth the few seconds a day to use it.

Btw I use Way of Life. Not sure about the one mentioned in this article, it may take longer.
Also: Polish spoken in Poland vs the one by Poles in Siberia. About a million was exiled by Soviets to Siberia alone, not counting other remote parts of Soviet Union.
Territory control? Either player can build off any word, so I don't think you can control any territory. You capture valuable squares before your opponent can when you have the opportunity, because unused squares are no man's land, and up for grabs.
No it didn't work, the performance of the fund was terrible and the portfolio manager was a muppet.
This thing, when it works, will make Musk's reusable sticks look ancient tech. And looks like they have no blockers, just slow but steady progress.
Why? This is Facebook's business model. They have a shadow profile for you and managed to link your test account or some other service they own (whatsapp?) with your real account. They only need a single data point.
I very much doubt anyone will see this comment, but I can’t help scratching the itch - I am wrong on the internet! - of course this is second wave feminism...
Not a historian, but I'm guessing the primary reason is because for much of human history, two-parent families had one parent dedicated to raising children.

Also some other reasons:

1. Probably there was more general family help with children - grandparents/town/etc was more involved.

2. For kids that were a bit older, they were effectively part of the workforce - apprenticeships, farmhands, etc.

3. Probably, it was more safe to let kids wander around in many cases - cities are particularly complicated, what with streets full of cars and just generally unsafe areas for kids. In a small town, or a family farm, you could let toddlers run around a lot more.
For those using taskwarrior, there is karmawarrior for lightweight gamification
https://gitlab.com/BlackEdder/karmawarrior
Interesting. Can you please name one or two examples for me to look up as I'm not personally aware of any large scale anarchist movemements with decisive military victories.
I had the same feeling when reading some of them. In fact, you can just gloss over some of the parts that go to deep into maths or physics land. I did so, primarily with the Orthogonal Trilogy. You can enjoy the books even if some of the details are a bit too much.

Yeah, you have to live with feeling a bit stupid... but you don't have to tell anyone :-)
I'm sorry to hear that. I'm assuming this is a specific situation that you are in - most people without kids are not in the same boat. I hope that you are able to also receive benefits from your employer / government to help with whatever situation you are in.
The stated principles are a mix of approaches and desirable attributes, but I think miss what to me is the core aspect of design that relates to achieving a specific stated goal within a time, cost and performance envelope. Or perhaps that’s perceived as ‘engineering’
With a couple of exceptions, how is housing inelastic sans government zoning and other policy restrictions?

We're long past the point where the private sector can estimate housing demand on a long enough time scale for single and multi-family housing in most environments.

Outside of cases like Manhattan or London, where demand is driven more by wanting to 'live in...' than actual economic necessity, I don't see why housing needs to be overly regulated when it only takes one-two years (or less) to build new capacity once you remove all of the unnecessary red tape.
The g-tummo technique might help learn how to regulate their body temperature
https://blog.burntsushi.net/ripgrep/ explains in detail _how_ it's so fast, and is a great reading on practical performance engineering.

The interface is nearly 1:1 with `ag` (and the older `ack`).
One notable difference is that ag enables `--smart-case` by default, so it treats an all-lowercase pattern as case-insensitive, while `rg` doesn't, you need an explicit `rg -i`.
(or set it in a config file, but I'd rather not learn defaults that won't work out-of-the-box on other machines).
What if you dont have social media accounts? Surely you can just tell these jobs/visa applications you don't have any.
Do you have any examples of that kind of behaviour by LinkedIn?
My eyes :D
Indeed; of course there are times it might be necessary to work around safety features. The problem happens when they are not labeled properly! When the end of the cable looks like normal with a standard connector, this type of workaround cable becomes an "attractive nuisance" that people will accidentally use.

If you need to make a non-standard cable - especially if it bypasses safety features - you have a responsibility to mark the cable so anyone that finds it (possibly by accident) will understand the cable is non-standard and dangerous! (alternatively: destroy the workaround cable after using it)

When I used to make an ethernet crossover cable, I would find some way to label it "crossover" and I would put 3 high-contrast stripes at each end with zip-ties so it was obvious looking at either end that the cable was unusual. A non-standard and dangerous power cable should at a minimum have big, obvious labels and warning indicators at both ends!
Or ‘The Victory and Failure of the Social Justice Warrior’.
I am from India, and I’d love to explore that beautiful area one day. For several reasons, the historical importance of the region is one. So I had a couple of questions.

How safe is it for Indians to visit the Khyber region? I speak Hindi/Urdu with conversational fluency. Can I get by? What’s the best and shortest route to take to get there?

Thanks to HN, I am conversing with someone from a region which seems so remote its almost been mythologized here in India
The median US household will never save enough to be able to comfortably retire, nor will they have sufficient savings or insurance to be able to deal with health issues or loss of income.
That's a dumb way to look at it. You don't even need to say anything contraversial to attract the attention of idiots on the internet.
For those interested in the subject, another great read is Lua register based VM:
https://webserver2.tecgraf.puc-rio.br/lua/local/source/5.1/l...
Not just for humans but also for machines. These meta programming tricks usually breaks mypy, regressing back to a fully dynamic language.

There are some good ideas in there though, like @dispatch which have potential to improve type checking.
Malloc can return NULL so there is no guarantee of unique return values.
Whats at stake. If bank hacked, bank/insurance cover losses. If presidential vote hacked, no one covers campaign costs, new election, and total chaos that ensued. And what if the hack was not detected?

It has to be something based on blockchain, i guess.
Highway seems simpler, but it isn't. Just different. Being able to predict the necessary time ahead with limited sensors at high speeds is as hard as predicting a high number of participants going slower in the city.

Personally I think level 3 should be banned (can't find it, but I think Volvo blogged about it years ago), because the system just cannot detect that it will fail in some seconds and give the driver enough time to react.
.docx is the standard format per the people that are probably your bosses wondering why you're making trouble not using the standard microsoft word.

Unless one can supplant the current ".docx" is standard across industry I don't see how your expect others to use a different format.

Personally, I wish odf were the default along with libreoffice.
Aren't some of these criminal fraud?
I read the article and I am not convinced by the author arguments.

He is talking about edge cases.
I've been using C and C++ for over 20 years now, for both low level and high level stuff, and I never needed to know about those edge cases.

And I think you don't want to know about them, you don't need to know about them to write good code.

Nitpicking about edge cases tradeoffs made by compiler designers and language standards decades ago is like attacking under the belt, in my opinion.
I always saw it as nominative determinism.
> It takes quite a bit of fortitude to ignore all that and be satisfied with the ordinary.

It takes quite a bit of income to feel secure enough in the face of increased volatility in the labor markets and increase in prices of healthcare/education/real state in growing economic areas/taxes.

The years of 50 to 65 are especially dangerous for Americans as they are much likelier to have a medical emergency, much likelier to not have a job providing decent health insurance (or much likelier to lose it), and they have some savings with which will cause them to not quality for government aid, but will get wiped out if they have a health emergency.

65 is when they get to the finish line and get taxpayer funded emergency hospital healthcare (the most expensive, debilitating cost for Americans). I expect the age to move up from 65 to 70 as I get older, just like Social Security retirement income age moves up.

The second biggest risk for many Americans is if they have complications during birth which cause one or both spouses to lose their ability to go to work, since 40+ states have no parental leave laws. A woman can go on bed rest two months before giving birth, and be fired if she can’t be back to work within 1 month after giving birth since federal law only provides for 90 days of total leave.
#METOO from 1982:

C:\>nokolisp

1> (comp-debug t)
t

2> (ncompile ’(plus a 1))

$O9CB:$7149: MOV AX, [$01BA]
$O9CB:$714C: CALL $0F1D ; CALL NUMVAL
$O9CB:$714F: MOV BX,$01
$O9CB:$7152: ADD AX,BX
$O9CB:$7154: CALL $05C0 ; CALL MAKNUM
$O9CB:$7157: JMP $1DA7

(subru: eval=$7149, compile=$3BB0)
IM2000 could've been a reasonable step in shifting costs towards those generating them, especially in the earlier-environment in which it was proposed - when bandwidth & storage were more salient bottlenecks.

Sure, there would still be a (smaller) pointer (or metadata) saved by the recipient. But such pointers/metadata might've allowed identifying certain originators/remote-stores as sources of unwanted mail, earlier, before transmission/storage elsewhere.

That, and the need for senders to provide an enduring server for the mail to be read, could've forced some of the same sender-side stability/reputation that's since become central to mail-delivery, via other mechanisms (DKIM/etc).

I'm not sure it was ever much more than a rough concept/prototype, not a complete solution. Its central idea – "reverse the responsibilities" – could still be part of an improved messaging system, even if it doesn't solve everything.
It is really disappointing to see companies like De Beers and Nautilus mine ocean beds without a care for all the environmental externalities. These organizations are outrunning regulations, and somehow have also outrun public notice. DeepGreen, mentioned late in the article, seems like a greenwashed version of the same that is anticipating public scrutiny. We need to act fast to put a pause on these activities until we understand their impact more fully.
Snap is already a standard in the IOT world. It's the desktop section in which it struggles.
Okay, write it yourself?

Most things people learn are "solved" problems for somebody.
Fans of knife fights in phone booths might enjoy wheelchair fencing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBLpJujGSYE
Show HN: EmailAPI – do more with your Gmail account
SensibleSideButtons – side navigation for third-party mice in macOS
I'm not sure if i understand you correctly, but if you think you aren't affected by where the relevant keys are, I would like to challenge you to get a German keyboard layout and write some program in C, Java or another curly braces language.
In fact, I'm so impressed with ONLYOFFICE's out of the box experience that IMO it should be Linux Mint's default pre-installed Office. On macOS and Linux it looks awesome.
Guy is a scumbag.
Boss Wants to Meet with You? Here’s What You Do
How is this any different from written daily routines, to do lists, and journals, all of which have been around for centuries/millennia?
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I think it's about both. A solution that solves a problem while also being aesthetically pleasing is better than one which only solves the problem.
It's exceedingly simple to correlate posts. I was able to use the stylo[1] R package to identify authors with just 3 tweets (requires testing against suspected authors), with 100% accuracy.

Robin Camille's master's thesis project[2] is one of the tools available to protect yourself against attacks like these. I had the idea to make something like this but learned that she beat me to it during my research phase.

[1] https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/stylo/stylo.pdf

[2] https://github.com/robincamille/nondescript
Is this the same "blogger" that yesterday was disparaging snap packages?

I can see a pattern in being superficial in their writings.
Right, the world has changed in the last 40 years.

And you have developed memory muscle for Fn+Tab for the same purpose. Great.

But some oldies like me, feel when a keyboard lacks some keys, and I notice when other people have also being trained in the same way. (use two shift, only one finger from each hand each time (shift pressed with opposite hand to the key), balance the shift, balance the space-key... A lot of combinations that are deep inside. It's like an continental european driving in the UK, almost the same rules, but the body feels something is different, and the conscience pays more attention.
> If you're paranoid, definitely use a throwaway email for the opt out.

If this worked then anyone could opt out anyone else, which some people would object to. I think that's the loophole they use to force you to provide even more info.
Says the HN user
> How safe is it for Indians to visit the Khyber region? I speak Hindi/Urdu with conversational fluency. Can I get by? What’s the best and shortest route to take to get there?

As an Indian citizen, it will be basically impossible for you to get a visa to Pakistan, especially to visit Khyber Pass.

Indians are only eligible for business, pilgrim or visitor visas to Pakistan. The pilgrim visa allows Indians to visit 15 sites in Pakistan for religious tourism.

The visitor visa is granted if you have close family members or friends in Pakistan and you can only visit a maximum of 5 cities for 3 months. More so, you will have to register and present yourself to the police every week I think.

If you have a citizenship of some other country, it does become easier but there will be an "eye" kept on you since both Pakistani and Indian governments are quite paranoid about each other's citizens being spies and visiting an area like Khyber Pass invites more suspiciousness.
Sparsely inhabited compared to what? 100 years ago? Australia? China? Sweden? Rwanda?

You say that as if it's a bad thing, but perhaps it's the goal? Some of the least densely populated countries are the happiest and healthiest. Some of the most densely populated countries are the poorest and unhappiest. Regardless, we're at the point where we need to seriously consider the long-term sustainability of the current global population level.
I'm being downvoted for that?! Seriously, can you tell me a more useless way of spending your time??
Is Beldin really nitpicking you?

The way I read Beldin's comment was that it essentially agrees with your post. And HN's guidelines say:

>Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.
Spammers having to maintain that live server code/state, for regenerating the targeted email from the recipient-request, would've still been better than everyone else receiving & storing their junk!

In the early days of email, fire-and-forget mailing, from fly-by-night servers, imposing costs on all recipients, was an actual problem.
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Maybe libreoffice needs a more strict word online compatibility mode that compromises UI and functionality for as perfect as possible compatibility.

For instance a user in the thread mentioned all background colors can be applied in libreoffice, but in word online some are restricted.

Ux having those restricted colors grayed out by default with a hover note why seems perfect to keep compatibility and show where word online is wonky.

Hope this makes sense, will have to pay or in a better format to the issue tracker tomorrow.
It's a lot about not even knowing the <noscript> tag exists. I mean, who would block javascript, the whole web depends on it. (I block javascript since it came around the first time...)