skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think I count 18 different AWS services in the diagram at https://d1.awsstatic.com/Solutions/Solutions%20Category%20Te...
IntelliJ Ultimate has support for all of the languages except C/C++, C#, and Swift/Objective-C.
That's exactly what the study implies. (It doesn't try to correct for those variables; it doesn't have to.)
You can shut down anything with sufficient justification, the issues is this app is primarily for speech and the bar is correspondingly high. It would be the same if it were a newspaper or a conference, rather than a casino, where surely speech also takes place.
How else will we weed out the fakers and people coasting for 10 years? Our CRUD SaaS app needs top people.
Rule no. 1. Never trust strangers on the Internet. They are out to take your wallet and turn your brains into green mush.

If you're still reading after this, rule no. 2: look for primary sources written in tech manuals, scholarly articles, full-length boring books replete with references. Eff Wikipedia, it's full of it most of the time (except for reference sections which can guide you to some of the primary sources).

Rule no.3: collate, collate, collate. Everybody lies by commission or omission, understand their motivation and make sure you have several independent sources with diverse motives to compare with each other.
In both the Apple Watch case and the iPad case, it's interesting because Apple is the industry. Nobody else has figured out how to compete here for the time being, and Apple is taking almost the entire profit margin from the product market.
The way Chrome has integrated the switching between 'Google account' is super useful and well done.

I've got a lot of marketing clients I work with, and having everything in the context of a google account for that client is deeply embedded as part of my workflow.

I could do the same with Firefox accounts, they just need to implement it!
> we think there is a real need for this kind of product.

I believe the comments covered that as well - this feels like a new flavor matching existing products. With the lack of trust in Google to keep it alive, combined with the fact that it just doesn't look to be innovative... it simply does not sound compelling.

If we got it wrong and there is more to it than "Google's attempt at AirTable", then perhaps the communication on what this product is supposed to be has missed the mark.
Better if you like MLC
Yeah but you need to pay separately because it’s based on ReSharper, there’s no .NET plug-in for IDEA Ultimate.
I've been using Edge on a Windows machine and prefer it to Chrome. I'm likely to switch to using it on Linux.
Is it data? It bothers me as well, but was not the latest blog post with the terminology record?
The same team that does a bulk of the "python" language service dev for VS Code did the main plugin for python development in Visual Studio. It was actually pretty good.

https://github.com/Microsoft/python-language-server

https://github.com/Microsoft/PTVS
Sure, but we are talking about ARM chips vs x86 chips, and so it would be more meaningful to compare ARM chips with AMD chips as AMD has made better strides than Intel in lowering TDP. Everyone would be more interested in how Apple ARM chips compare with AMD mobile and desktop Ryzen chips.
> You know about it only because it was lurid, not because it had any effect on you at all (presuming you don't shop at that Walmart).

As someone who has on many occasions been the recipient of physical intimidation and harassment by white supremacists, I assure you it affects me when it happens to others, in whatever degree.

> A national response to cases like El Paso would crack down on right-wing nutjobs, but that (too) is absolutely not happening. That is a problem with the FBI

The FBI are getting a little bit of pushback on that from DoJ's boss:

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/17/us/politics/fbi-russia.ht...

There is an active whistleblower complaint from within DHS that the administration-appointed heads of that department are trying to suppress release of assessments of the white supremacist threat:

https://int.nyt.com/data/documenttools/homeland-security-whi...
> a much more limited (vs. C#) pool of available developers

I don't plan to hire anyone in the foreseeable future but what I can say is that there's 2 people happily working on the F# codebase at the moment, that do not have any prior experience in the language (professional Swift/ObjC background and played around with other languages). Getting into it is quite easy if you're interested in FP. I wouldn't worry too much about that. Just get some people who are experienced in .NET and some people who are good in FP.

> limited support by tools beyond Microsoft ecosystem (e.g., by JetBrains products)

I use JetBrains Rider on a Mac, without major problems so far
Well, my classmates became army soldiers instead of class teachers because they belong to 'upper castes'. Even though they got better marks in second grade teachers' recruitment, than those from many reserved categories, they couldn't get a teacher job.

From rationality and morality perspective, see this piece on reservations:
https://www.hipkapi.com/2015/09/10/indian-view-from-outside-...
May I recommend acquiring a tablet. Perhaps a PineTab would be to your taste?
Comments should either be like a newspaper headline, describing the general gist of a section, such as "hide low-ranking blog comments", or to point out oddities or surprises, such as "for unknown reasons this API doesn't like single quotes" to explain why converting characters is done.
>TextMate, released in 2004, is arguably the most influential text editor ever.

>TextMate’s most important innovation was that it was the first popular text editor that was primarily built around extensions.

I actually laughed out loud when I read this.

Emacs invented the extensible text editor. Emacs was very popular for a long time. It's less popular today, but it's the original prototype for Visual Studio Code and every other text editor "built around extensions". Not a MacOS-only proprietary text editor written in C++ and released in 2004.
This brings to mind the hypothesis that extreme calorie restriction during youth extends lifespan. Finland 75-80 years ago was not a paradise of plentiful food, for that matter neither was most of Western Europe.

I know the calorie restriction work has been replicated in the lab with animal models, but of course a human study would face most likely insurmountable ethical challenges.
> it bothers me that the keyword in the class declaration is "data"

The keyword is the declaration is `record`. So you would write your record:

record Person(string FirstName, string LastName);

Source: I am one of the language designers on C# :)
Did you look at this:

https://github.com/catseye/pdf.lua
This man has just given me half an hour of pure delight. I haven't laughed this much with unadulterated joy since I was a little girl. His enthusiasm and happiness and weltanschauung are contagious!
It ain't over till it's over. - Yogi Berra

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yogi_Berra#"Yogi-isms"
Wilford Brimley was only fifty years old at the time of this film's production. He had to have his hair dyed gray in order to make him look geriatric.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088933/trivia
> I am uncertain why this is such a travesty

> If a school is willing to accept sub-par students then they will see their own stats decline

I think you just answered your own question.
If any Indian (regardless of their caste) finds caste discrimination as bizarre, I don't know what world they live in. It is a fact. I am upper caste by birth, but means zilch to me.(Doesn't mean anything in the larger context, but saying it anyway). I cannot speak for most upper caste folks,I have no statistics to tell one way or the other. It's all personal experience or anecdotal.

But, I have seen shit happen in front my eyes, in my own home , in many many conversations. Anyone who is "upper caste" and says this is not real, have buried their sand in the head.

Discrimination in India is rampant, and on different dimensions. religion, caste, language, nationality (Don't get me started on how locals treated a few African students in my college back in India), skin color, financial status - the list goes on. But religion & caste take the crown.
Are they planning to outsource manufacturing, too? Where?
Seems like you can just call both UseWindowsService() and UseSystemd(), they will no-op if called on the wrong platform. Personally I think I'd rather split Linux+Windows into thin OS-specific projects, but I haven't tried that. Agreed that a template or better documentation for this kind of multiplatform scenario would be nice.
I was a huge sublime fan, but it seems like the plugin eco-system moved on.

At the end of the day, I go where the plugins are.
That would be my personal guess yes, as there are other ways to "protect" PDF text like curve-based rendering.
Google Jetbrains Rider.

Do not worry about the pool. The limiting factor in finding good people is the good part not the programming language.
> What was the single most impactful piece of disinformation spread during the last election cycle? I think the answer to that question would obviously be the Steele Dossier.

You mean the dossier that Buzzfeed News published on January 10th, 2017[0], which was over two months after the election? This would’ve been the first time voters had a chance to see it, which I remind you was after they already voted in the election.

How then, did it influence the 2016 election?

[0]https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/kenbensinger/these-repo...
Where there's fight, there's food.
I could not understand why anyone would be happy if VSCode came with 50 core un-installable plugins and none of them were useful to you, since everyone has slightly different projects they're working on. It would be inefficient and it wouldn't cater to a larger user base.
It sounds like prior to joining your company he may have been in financial hardship, so that rather than use his new salary to start renting a place immediately, he would rather pay down debt and build up savings. Or he might have not gotten around to or not know how to go about finding a place. In either case, you should talk to him about it. If his reasons are financial, you might find out that he has a timeline in mind (eg 'after my student loan is paid' or 'when I have $x savings'). You might consider offering a salary increase to offset the rent. If it's about getting around to apartment-hunting, you can pay a real estate agent to book him apartment showings.

It's probably important for him to have a decent psychiatrist. He may be defensive about that; I'd go into that conversation with a non-threatening narrative in mind.
Read the article. 64 students (from the tiny audited sample) met the highest bar (direct email evidence of connection to donations etc.), to say nothing of other "strongly suspect" students, and the rest outside of the audited sample.
Is there any evidence at all to suggest that is the case?

Of course not, it's a ridiculous allegation with no basis in fact.

A baseless allegation that would have rightly been completely ignored by police if it wasn't Assange.
I was a landlord, this is exactly the process in my state.

You're being downvoted because (as is common knowledge) this is definitely not true for many (and I would wager most, if not nearly all) states.
Tension is relieved upon completion of the task but persists if interrupted
Another one but with Ezra Klein hosting: https://www.vox.com/2020/8/25/21399479/caste-the-warmth-of-o...
There is a practical limit on how many arguments can be passed to a spread parameter. I tested at 125k in Chrome just now.

That's probably a couple orders magnitude more than a typical web page, let alone one parent node, but maybe that's part of why the change was made?
The objection seems to be that there is no word to spread. Only a link to a registration page. That is probably the page where the words should be...
Gorgeous, thank you. This appears to be the first of several releases of film art, starting with more recent films. Looking forward to seeing my favorite oldies in the future. (If you’re confused like I was at first, click on each movie poster to see a full gallery of art from that particular movie.)

I wouldn’t say this is “free for use” in the sense of an open license, just free to use within the bounds of common sense: 常識の範囲でご自由にお使いください。

Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli does amazing stuff, artistically and technically.
> Second, I cannot believe you are actually entertaining the idea of continuing to allow this person to live in your office, destroy walls, and destroy company equipment. Are you nuts?

I wouldn't say OP is "nuts" rather maybe he isn't ONLY prioritizing his business bottom line. I think OP's willingness to go out of their way and deal with this "odd" situation is really giving and beautiful.

With that, OP should be wary of making Jake your ONLY priority. People need help and opportunities and I wish our community was more willing to give, but it doesn't have to be at the FULL expense of the business or OP's emotional health.

So OP is most definitely not nuts, but should also just make sure to have his own mental/emotional health as a variable.
I went to a Marianist university in the US. This was right after 9/11 when it had suddenly become a lot harder for international students to come in. I had no problems.

Why? Because I also went to a Marianist high school in Italy, and it so happens that the principal of that school had in the meantime (I worked for a few years between high school and university) become procurator-general for the Marianists in Rome. He was also my Latin teacher.

So he basically told the president of the university "This person is a good student, got 99% on their maturity exam, let them in, tell your USCIS liaison to sort it out". I was given a provisional visa, took the SAT, got a nearly perfect score, and they let me in. For whatever reason, I always got enhanced screening and questioning whenever I got on an airplane or went through US customs, after that, until I got my green card, but they let me in.

Was this abuse of power? Not being sarcastic or rhetorical; I'm asking if what my principal did at the time was an abuse of power/authority.
Shopify says two 'rogue' employees involved in breach to obtain customer records
Our Journey to Continuous Delivery for a 300 Person Engineering Team at Compass
Paul Rudd had access to 4d3d3d3 which - sadly - was not available in Wilford Brimley's time.
* allow people to pay millions to go to college; allow this to fund student aid for other students. Explicitly stop using it to build buildings

Most elite colleges (not the UCs though) offer 100% need-based aid to accepted students and are need blind in the admissions process. This comes directly from the endownment or the rich alumni and donors already.

* stop having all of these overfunded and weirdly inappropriate sports institutions as a core part of academia.

I completely agree.

* stop with massively-inflated grades that allow the rich-but-undercapable kids to graduate with the appearance of successful academics. They can buy their way in but they have to do as well as everybody else after that.

They do have to do as well as everyone else. Grade inflation is a school-wide phenomenon, but GPA in general is a poor indicator of academic performance: all of the prospective med school students at my school are being advised to apply to colleges which practice grade inflation. The grading system at colleges is taken into account by graduate and preprofessional programs.

* ensure that the influx of money from rich kids' applications doesn't go to administrators in any way, as that would incentivize them to over-prioritize these people.

The admissions office is somewhat decoupled from the rest of the institution, and receive fixed salaries -- this problem does not exist.
They do have extensions that install multiple other extensions.
I'll never pass up an opportunity to proclaim that someday I hope to be as excited about something as Cliff Stoll is about everything.
Sufficiently prestigious schools are drowning in perfect applicants. You don’t even need to admit any rich slackers. Just let some of the qualified substitute money for luck.
Can someone share links to rooms on fossnode.org? So people can join from their existing accounts?

[edit] Or enable the public room list?
Oracle Announces Upcoming Cloud Instances: Ice Lake, Milan, Alta, and A100
Dungeons and Dreamers: A Story of How Computer Games Created a Global Community
I assumed it was marketing. They didn't want to put the other guy's name first.
Maybe it's wishful thinking that the embracing and extending can be recursively embraced. :)
Huh, reading from https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/welcome-to-c-9-0/ which was the first hit on Google shows the following example:

public data class Person(string FirstName, string LastName);

It seems https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/csh... is saying what you wrote above though.

Seems my previous comment was based on outdated/wrong information, I'm sorry and thanks for clarifying :)

Edit: Seems the post I wrote was published 20th May (probably written before) and that was the same date someone said the same thing as my comment here in the discussion about the "records" feature https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/issues/39#issuecomment-...
There is also a huge variance between US states. Some states have larger populations than most whole countries, and under the dual sovereignty principle of our federal system the state governments bear the primary responsibility for pandemic responses. Several US states, mainly in New England, have worse death rates than any other countries. Others are doing much better: for example Utah has a lower death rate than 51 other countries.
> Note that your blogs happily tell me to add a single NuGet package for Windows or Linux, but doesn't bother to tell me how to assemble a project that will work on both.

Well, the rest of the owl is fairly simple in this case.

System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeInformation.IsOSPlatform() can be used to query the OS type, and you specify which builder option (i.e. if islinux UseSystemd ) to use there. I'd type a proper example but on a cell phone.

All of that said, YES you think they would document this better.
Affirmative action is not generally about giving people money, it's about giving people opportunities. The idea is something like, you set a lower bar for people from groups that have been historically discriminated against.

When we have programs that are specifically designed to help people monetarily, such as financial aid at colleges or welfare, they consider people's economic situation but not their race.
That's a false analogy. Genetics can beat training but discrimination cannot be overcome without intervention. I'm a strong believer in equality of opportunities, but I feel that's constantly misunderstood.

If your family can pay you a tutor, you're given more opportunities.
If you don't have to work after school, you're given more opportunities.
If your family is educated and can give you guidance, you're given more opportunities.
If your parents can pay for electricity, yes, you're given more opportunities.

We can keep going, but the privileged trend to think everything they got is due to their effort. Somebody that has a lower score than you might deserve access to a better university that you.

I was "privileged" growing up. We always had food in our plates; we couldn't dine out but my parents loved me and I could study at night. I had to work while studying but it was not the worst that I have seen. I was the first of my family going to a university but at least my parents understood that education was important and reinforced that in me.
My impression is that regulations turn to legacy status more often than not. Not that I've conducted any scientific study to back that up.

For radio spectrum you don't need any regulations or regulators. Just establish that radio frequencies in a certain area can be owned, and use general property right rules.
Catch Breaking Changes by Diffing API Traffic
To simplify things you can say that .NET consists of three things:

1) A garbage collecting virtual machine (like the JVM) that executes Intermediary Language (IL) by just-in-time compiling it to native code.

2) A set of programming languages (C# being the most popular) that compiles to IL.

3) A broad set of libraries that are part of .NET or available from the NuGet package manager. This includes basic features like collections, JSON serialization and cryptographic primitives but also huge frameworks for web development using databases etc.

In recent years Microsoft has open sourced big parts of .NET and basically rebuilt it from the ground up to make it cross platform. In the process a lot has been improved in terms of usability and efficiency making .NET a serious contender when it comes to building something like large scale cloud applications.

The next major release of .NET is expected in November where the "old" Windows only version and the new improved cross platform version (.NET Core) will converge into .NET 5.
1. write more code
2. read more code
3. learn more theory

If you want to learn to code better, then do that but what you describe is a stack of technology. So the same rules apply, theory and practical. Install docker, use docker, read about docker etc. There is no magic solution other than gaining experience.

Don't get too overloaded with tools, learn the basics, remember the 80/20 rule.
TLD proliferation has nothing to do with this problem though.
PyCharm is also a common IDE core with a bunch of Python-specific extensions on top. It just so happens that JetBrains ships those extensions pre-packaged under different names for various target audiences, and they - especially the Java ones - have a lot of features, and decades of polish.
Same with Emacs, long lines for even a small file is problematic.
If it is any consolation, Microsoft's description of .NET at its first launch was even more nebulous than that. I avoided it out of sheer confusion at how it was going to wax my car, do my taxes, and save my soul.
To help others:

Welt·an·schau·ung:
a particular philosophy or view of life; the worldview of an individual or group.
> NVMe controller might be more computationally heavy

Which is ironic because NVMe was supposed to be more efficient and doing less work because it's design wasn't bound with SATA&spinning assumptions and controller doesn't need to handle pcie-SATA conversions since it's directly connected to the bus etc.
It's a common line of thinking that a system is broken if there's a single instance of failure when the right measure is if it does more good than harm. I've heard that excuse in the US with regards to giving to the poor, "they might waste it on booze and drugs." Well sure, but they might also use it to keep from starving.

In this case, are there some people that "don't deserve it"? Certainly, but there's probably many more that do who are making use of the program. Adding overhead and bureaucracy to try to weed out the undeserving may very well make it so fewer people who need the assistance get it. It's human nature to overweight small negative outcomes while underweighting the larger good. You need to objectively study the problem to fully understand where the tipping point is which rarely happens because these types of things quickly become political.

I don't personally know enough about this particular topic to speak to it, but the general answer to the question

> How hard is it to disqualify them due to financial means?

Is it's harder than you think without undermining the original goals of the of the program.
//Who's going to be more successful: someone tutored, mentored, and cajoled to a 1500 SAT or someone who never had sht and got a 1450 cold?

Yeah, so who should be given gold in olympics? someone who was trained and mentored and finished first or someone who never had sht and ran slower?