skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I was thinking the same, but for Amazon.

They don't have a browser yet (extremely interesting data), directly compete with google on ads (and search when we consider shopping) and are increasingly using Rust. Getting great engineering talent on top is nice, too.
Do you know how I can access it via Azure?
React components access the children value through the children property of the props object, so it's not just an implementation detail. It's part of the component API.

I think the similarity between the children value and other props is useful, to emphasize how any prop can contain child JSX elements. There's nothing special to the children value besides some syntax sugar. You can pass JSX elements to any other prop too.
A source for this would be welcome.
The beauty of open source. Take code written by others rename and call it an alternative to the original product.
Plenty of nineteenth-century type jobs. Anything modern - anything that actually improves their standards of living - requires the ability to read and write Chinese.
The reason this is amazing is that they are starting to plateau in their reduction of cost per kwh, but with these changes they might be able to push through the plateau and redefine the cost of batteries.

A 50% reduction in cost per kwh at this stage is probably a much much more difficult problem than tesla has ever solved. There are always diminishing returns on investment and if they can break that trend by rethinking everything from the ground up that's amazing.

The reason everyone is so quiet is because relative to the last 10 years this doesn't sound impressive. But when you consider all the low hanging fruits have been picked, I think it is really impressive.

Elon said on the call, as companies get bigger they usually innovate slower. It is amazing that Tesla is trying to not do this.
Some people value giving someone a second chance more than they value honoring their lease agreement.

You could say that OP has violated their lease agreement, but OP might say that our society has failed this employee. They're both issues that should be fixed. I don't think it's reasonable to say that OP is nuts for having a different opinion than you on which issue should be fixed first.
> It seems extremely unlikely to me the mismanagement is rising to the level of personal liability.

Agreed. But the CEOs statement here is very peculiar and might actually rise to that level, the board not taking action in turn might just make them culpable.

It is a very dumb statement, especially for a lawyer, to make.
> There's about a 10 to 1 ratio between non combat and combat roles

That means a 10% risk of being put in a combatant role, which - as you pointed out - is devastating to anyone who joined for the welfare aspect.

Anyone can call 90% an "overwhelming majority", but that really diminishes the issue at hand.
VSC is the only Electron app most people can agree is even just OK. Performance is still the most common complaint.
> it would probably be pretty hard to replace them with anyone capable of saving Firefox who would settle for less.

That's just baseless assumptions. And considering that this "saving" did not work out so far, it seems they are not even worth the money at all.

On another side, for the money of one of this managers, you could probably get a dozen or more semi-competent people who are more eager to make money and save the project.
"No person shall directly or indirectly give or promise anything of value to another intending thereby to buy that person’s or another’s vote or to corruptly influence that person or another in casting his or her vote."

Bloomberg has also pledged $100 million to Biden's campaign and ran as a Democrat in the primary.
Apple. Currently the most valuable company of all time.

And there are interesting parallels, Apple too was kept alive by their competitor as a fig leaf in light of anti-trust troubles.
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So what you are saying is that if there's no free press, it's a valid reasoning to just invent things out of thin air and assume they are true, like in this case with "forced labor".
Naturally, this is also required for the master's sexual convenience.
> subclasses; interfaces; macros; annotations; DSLs; monkey-patches; etc.

I think this excludes every programming language known to man, since 1980 or so :-))
> (This is mostly for Javascript: Typescript is more Java-like, so IntelliJ's tooling may be better there.)

What? MS made TS, VS code is written in TS but somehow when it comes to TS, VS code doesn't work as good as JS?
But Jetbrains IDEs are exactly that a collection of plugins.
Pretty much everyone has interacted with the police at some point in their lives and there are only a few police. And I suspect a silly % have experienced assault from a tiny number of criminals. I've been assaulted by a stranger, but the number of potential assaulters I've seen is minute. You're not arguing from actual evidence.

The assumption that we've got no evidence and therefore we'll go with your partner's estimate is unlikely to carry the debate. That is why people are calling your comment sexist. [No argument -> could be 25% of men!] is a sexist position. Plus this is a forum flooded of men so that flaw there will be spotted pretty quickly.
How could have have made the donation anonymously? Were FEC laws different at the time?
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The Netherlands was the first country to introduce SMS alerts. For this, they didn’t use network operators. The business text service text service has become one of the most popular and simplest mass mailing methods. Other governments have used it for both warnings and tracking citizens’ location. In Greece, in the midst of the pandemic, residents were required to send a message before going out to ensure full control over their moving around cities.
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It's not reasonable. The whole thread is stupid.

Non-profit just means that the company cannot make / pay out profit. It can still pay its employees a lot of money. It can still own for-profit corporate entities, take their profit, and spend it on other (non-money-making) causes.
What exactly do you miss in terms of specs? It seems fine to me.

See also my earlier comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24411681
The guys questioning the age of the Nebra sky disk (Krause and Gebhard) believe in the authenticity of a very questionable gold treasure [0]. From the outside, it appears that their gold treasure is clearly fake, and now they are trying the attack the more prominent Nebra sky disk (and the associated researchers) in revenge. It's not a good look for German archeology.

[0]: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=&sl=de&tl=en&u=htt...
There are a few inaccuracies here. The minimum rate for FDWs from Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and the Philippines is S$450, S$497, S$550 and S$570, respectively per month. Experienced FDWs (5+ years) can earn S$700-$850 SGD. Usually FDWs work a 6-day week with one mandated rest day per week.

It is an offence for an employer to keep the FDW's passport[1].

I do agree with you on the power imbalance. It can make it hard for the FDW to assert their rights, even if they know they exist.

[1] https://www.mom.gov.sg/faq/work-pass-general/can-an-employer...
Accept cookies, or settings? Hm...

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> Via "Settings" you get more information and can read the declaration of consent.

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“Technically necessary cookies” ... do you imagine you have readers dumb enough to believe that’s a thing?

Why do you even bother to ask?

Oh well.

Anyway, yeah, svelte is pretty interesting, but this post is 8 months old yeah?

What’s new in svelte land since then?
How difficult would it be to rally the whole community around a hostile fork?
I've noticed the opposite. New FF flies for me on the websites I use, such as HN and Stack Overflow. What sites is it slow for you?

Note also that many of the redesigned plugins will be slower than their older, mature counterparts. Give the plugin authors some time to optimize their plugins, and try to cull the amount of plugins you currently use. I've using only Adblock Plus, Tree Style Tab, and Tridactyl.
If you insist on calling something resembling juvenile detention centers a "concentration camps", then indeed, they do exist.
They've been friends for over 20 years. The format of his show is a group of friends having an extended discussion. And love him or hate him, Alex Jones is one of the most interesting people on this planet. It'd be a disservice to his listeners to not invite him on the show.
What has your recent experience been as these opportunities arise in the face of COVID? How does the potential for danger in even mundane social gatherings affect your decision now?

In the last 18 months I came to the same conclusion as you and started socializing more, but then COVID happened and then quarantine and while the rest of my office rushes back to doing team lunches and whatnot, I find myself hesitating. I know the value, but I recognize there's a risk.

edit: LOL someone downvoted this post. Was there something offensive in my question? Something incorrect or illogical? Did I mislead or misconstrue or say something needlessly political?
Frequently asked questions about this phone: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/community-wiki/-/wikis/Freque...
> Curious if you use the command palette much

Yes, definitely (I use Cmd-Shift-P a lot, which should be the same thing? I also use Sublime so that shortcut being the same is valuable), but more for things I need to do relatively rarely, as it's an order of magnitude slower than just pressing the respective key combo, plus requires some mindspace (what would I best type to find this?) – so it's not a complete substitute, but still extremely helpful. I'm not sure how I'd manage without. But, say, toggle comment is something I'd rather not do via the command palette, though, too slow and cumbersome, breaks my focus. It's not that great for discovering functionality, either ("autoformat" doesn't work, but might be the first search term I think of, etc.) – but it really helps with all the things I know are possible but that I use too rarely to remember a shortcut for.

I really like what IntelliJ is doing with the Mac Touchbar – that comes much closer to a substitute for memorizing (some) shortcuts for me. Cursor in a class definition, pressing shift gives me "Rename", "Change Signature", "Move Class", with Cmd pressed I get "Show usages", stuff that's somewhat context-sensitive and actually useful, though there's still lots of room for improvement, lots of useful functionality that isn't exposed that way, there could be more context-sensitivity, but it's a good start. It's something I miss a little when using an external keyboard or VS Code (which doesn't seem to support the touchbar yet). I have to look at the thing of course, but then it's right below the screen, so its not like staring at the keyboard while typing, and being able to "just do" these things without any memorization is nice, a little bit slower than shortcuts, but it doesn't break my focus nearly as much. No idea how one might offer something like this on devices with no touchbar, but I think they're on to something there, especially for people who spend only a small part of their time inside an IDE.
It seems to me that Mozilla are more concerned about being a force for "social justice" than about technology these days. That doesn't seem to be a winning strategy for a company,
> But then you get the difficulty of, which actual traits should that type implement? That's a hard decision to make

No it's not? It implements every trait. That's the whole point of it being a bottom type.
In the context of this thread this is either very funny or very stupid, hard to make out which it is.
Kai OS is fundamentally irrelevant though, in the great scheme of things. Mozilla can do billions of irrelevant but self-sustainable projects; that’s not the point. The point of Mozilla is to move the needle in the web ecosystem at large.

It was clear from the start that Mozilla did not have enough to move the needle in the mobile market all by itself. FFOS was a massive waste of time, effort, and money, that even resulted in a loss of prestige for the brand. It sucked the air out of more relevant priorities, diverted (and eventually often lost) their best talent, and wasted time and focus at a critical juncture.
No.

/e/ is a project started by Gaël Duval, founder of Mandrake Linux (nowadays known as Mandriva).

See [1] [2] [3]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki//e/_(operating_system)

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ga%C3%ABl_Duval

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightenment_(software)
I have been developing for Windows in Swift for years ️
Calls work: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/community-wiki/-/wikis/Cellul...

See also: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/community-wiki/-/wikis/Freque...
Ought to be a flagship of technology.

Not only has Mozilla an overpaid management that doesn't do what it is supposed to do but the it seems that the staff fits into that same category.
You are comparing European culture to Anglo culture. That’s pears to oranges. Not saying one is better than the other, but they work differently.
Yeah, a lot of social settings have this kind of thing where there's a minimum "buy in" level of .. aggression? Pushiness? Assertiveness? required to effectively participate. Quickly learning what the right level is is an important skill.

And if you're somebody from a very different-sounding background, or a woman, how your intended assertiveness level is read by the audience may be a problem.
C) Find him a (temporary) place to stay so he doesn't spend all this down time in the office.

I would first recommend to get the government involved but since you're in the US I'm just going to assume you guys also don't have universal mental health options.

The guy is obviously in need of help but if you kick him out it'll only get worse. Sometimes people need someone like you to just catch them as they fall.
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The claim was not that they can't reduce but that an 80% discount was too much to ask of people (and thus also their families). I don't think anyone at any pay level would be happy being paid 20% of similar roles. Perhaps the problem was putting people in these roles in the first place that would accept 20% of market rate. Raising their pay subsequently doesn't make them better at their job!

The quote is not really crazy:

"Executive compensation is a general topic -- are execs, esp CEOs paid too much? I'm of the camp that thinks the different between exec comp and other comp is high. So then i think, OK what should mozilla do about it? My answer is that we try to mitigate this, but we won't solve this general social problem on our own.
Here's what I mean by mitigate: we ask our executives to accept a discount from the market-based pay they could get elsewhere. But we don't ask for an 75-80% discount. I use that number because a few years ago when the then-ceo had our compensation structure examined, I learned that my pay was about an 80% discount to market. Meaning that competitive roles elsewhere were paying about 5 times as much. That's too big a discount to ask people and their families to commit to."

https://answers.thenextweb.com/s/mitchell-baker-aGY62z?comme...
Using Play Store via microG in /e/ is akin to using non-free in Debian. The philosophy of the OS recommends against it. Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. You can though.
I sure as hell can't.

My ISP decided >$100/mo. for 20mbit fiber was too much. They decided to put us into a new 10mbit fiber plan (for the same price), in an overt effort to get us to shell out even more for a faster connection (up to gigabit).

The trouble is, I'm in a very remote area, so my ISP is free to bully me all they want. They make the rules, and I have to live with it, because satellite (with data caps) is not a viable alternative.

It's beyond frustrating to deal with a 10mbit connection when I know it would cost my ISP practically nothing to give me gigabit instead.
> In reality, I love dissent, and hearing different ideas, and arguing, convince and being convinced

Sounds great.

> and not having to care about “banned” words or sensitivities

Whoa, where did this come from? How is this related to the previous statement at all?

If you're the type of person who doesn't care about how your words can make others feel, then yeah I'm sure you're stuck with a feeling that you can't argue openly. Have you considered that by changing your tone so that it doesn't come across as personal attacks you would be able to have more open arguments?

Maybe you've worked in companies where they actually have gone overboard, but in my experience most who complain about sensitivities are the type that want to call their colleagues' ideas "retarded" and such.
> I have a problem with characterizing Brendan Eich as a bigot for donating to a non-fringe political group

Bigotry is not how, and never has been, a fringe position in the US. If you have a problem acknowledging that...well, it doesn't make it any less true.
Could you please explain the difference between f: X -> void and f: X -> Bottom? If there was a void type in C, would void be Bottom?
Question to the Atari brain trust: which ST emulator is the most accurate one? I have an old ST app I wrote, which prompts a weird message about ‘getting original roms’ or some such before it quits when run on Hatari. I found a printout of the source a couple of years ago in some forgotten basement, and there is a check for Xbios(2/3) or similar before this prompt. No clue what this was about, after 35 years of writing it. If anyone has some pointers, that would be great.
Some comments are worth glancing over from time to time. This is one of them. Thanks for the reality check.
Not sure if my browser is acting up but I don’t want to accept all cookies and when I click on the other option, “settings”, there is no “save” button so I can never get on to the article I was planning to read.
They could try to convince Google to sponsor them instead.
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There is a comment right above yours that contradicts you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24561943
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This is a pretty poor take. In order to get a permit to hire an FDW in Singapore, there has to be a demonstrated need, i.e. to care for young children or the elderly.
Trump sacked Bolton. One of his more commendable actions. Long overdue.
Hah, I think I may be the exact opposite. It triggers anxiety within me, which then triggers perfectionism, which then triggers all kinds of unhealthy other compulsions. I really do try to tackle everything, and exceed expectations, at a personal cost (e.g., burnout). One time I lost 25 pounds due to stress, which ended up being a positive as I have kept it off, but was miserable at the time.
The question is whether there was any prejudice or he mistreated his employees based on their sexuality. If did he absolutely should have been fired and fired sooner. If he didn't, he seems to have kept his personal beliefs out of his professional life which is also an admirable quality. In that case, he was judged and forced to resign purely based on what he did in his own time with his own money. If we, for a moment, set aside the right/wrong of his action of donating money for a political course, then this entire saga was based on politics that is completely unrelated to Firefox. That's too much politics for a browser vendor and it kind of sets the tone as to how things at Mozilla are going to be.
Man, imagine helping someone out.
I complained about this years ago, and was mostly blown off by the HN crowd:

>https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10101637
Off topic but it's interesting how many people get the cookie consent thing wrong. Not only can't you decline to use analytics cookies, the page loads analytics.js before you even accepted it, so the cookie consent popup is literally done just to be in the way, not for actually asking for consent...

Edit: only way you can not accept the tracking cookies is by first accepting the cookies, then manually going to https://marcradziwill.com/cookie-settings/ and uncheck it. Even if you uncheck it, site will still load Google Analytics.

Hurray for the world wide web.

Hint for people who actually care about privacy: if you're asking for consent about storing tracking cookies, you're not caring about privacy in the first place. Use server-side tracking if you really have too, and put everything client-side tracking on fire.
As someone not too familiar with precise system calls/file system internals, I just meant that if the "keep" part of the file starts at byte 1234, then start moving all of them at an above that location to locations at and above 0 (i.e to the beginning). And when the last byte is now at byte `last - 1234` then truncate the file.

One could write a tiny program to do that and I'd feel relatively safe running that.

(All that `dd` stuff would probably work too, and faster, but you'd need to spend time learning it first then. But that tool probably has discrepancies between OS'es, has history, etc. Can be simpler to just write the program.)

EDIT: and you can iterate in blocks of the size of the disregarded prefix.
WebOS is smooth but it’s also half-dead. Nobody uses it except LG, and I wonder how long even them will bother with it (I mean, to get an app in their marketplace you have to basically send in a slide deck with all sorts of bureaucracy, it looks like something a low-rent manager would come up with, they cannot be serious about long-term success). It effectively recommends not to use its local APIs, but rather consider the device as a dumb kiosk.
I suspect sometimes that this could be correct, but I find the host/Symbian model more predictive and useful.

Host- a bright, hairless human animal, otherwise minding his own business.

Symbiant- the "imaginary friend" imaginary viewpoint cultivated through the process of inculturation, put in control of the human by the process of inculturatiion, essentially an information based construct

"control yourself" and other linguistic and experiencial artifacts point to the existance of two distinct entities, a controller and a controllee.