skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
* first of all I think that not translating web content is leaving big chunks of potential markets by the wayside. the whole point of the web is that people are able to find you and your offerings worldwide - maybe they could be a fit in places you didn’t expect? [1]

* I’ve dealt with these WP multilingual plugins and they were all atrocious (see my first comment). Nowadays, if I have a core set of requirements, and a piece of software only offers that set through plugins, I will not consider it anymore. Plugins are fine for nice-to-haves, but not for must-haves. It’s a recipy for a maintainability disaster.

[1] https://weglot.com/wp-content/uploads/20191017121225/image16...
Does it? It looks to me like it indicates performance will be the same when calling c functions.
IRS is funded out of the general fund by Congress, which is also where the money the IRS finds goes.

> It would seem to make sense to seed a high income investigative unit, checked by the courts, and then allow them to retain a substantial portion of their recoveries to self-fund.

For an example of how this could go horribly, horribly wrong, look at police use of civil forfeiture. https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/police-abused-civil-fo...
Cool now do UnicodeDecodeError :)
> paying for the checks on every operation whether or not you need it

the actual overflow check is just the carry out... it's pretty cheap. putting it in a flags register creates dependencies. But there are presumably other approaches possible-- optional trapping, additional bits per output register, etc.
Curious what you think will make your site better?

Will you have upvotes and downvotes on questions?

Are all questions on topic? Opinion questions, duplicate questions, questions about general software usage (how to change a color in photoshop), not software questions (how to bake a cake)

Will there be moderators? Tags? Tag moderators?

The first question I saw as clearly an attempt to gamify the user's rep. They asked a very basic question and then answer it (poorly) and checked their answer as the correct answer.

S.O. has runnable snippets. Will you do that too?

https://stackoverflow.blog/2014/09/16/introducing-runnable-j...

Just curious what your vision is
That's the good side of working on proprietary closed source codebase - one has so much freedom of expression, be it in the code or in the comments.
>and offer a reinforced legal counsel (which is available to everyone for free for sure, but I hope nobody kids themselves about how overworked those people are - I could bet everything I have that anyone with a good income would always pick a private lawyer over duty counsel).

Where did you get the idea that everyone gets free legal counsel for civil or criminal actions?

In many, if not most places in the US, in criminal actions, you must prove that you don't have the means to pay a lawyer before one is "appointed by the court." In fact, many places have very low limits on income/assets before providing free counsel.

The requirements surrounding this are a hodgepodge of state and local rules[0].

As for civil actions, most places do not provide legal counsel[1] at all.

[0] https://www.findlaw.com/hirealawyer/do-you-need-a-lawyer/do-...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_aid_in_the_United_States...
Maybe this?

https://stackoverflow.blog/2014/09/16/introducing-runnable-j...

Though I'm mostly fine with ```
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Actually we wrote our own, just leveraging built in modules within Ansible, but that one looks good. Give it a shot, and loop through a datasource e.g a variable.
Or fragmented like Linux distros, as it remains to be seen what extensions will be freely available, and certified as correctly implemented at the hardware level.
> That coupled with fewer VCs funding “Uber for cats” ideas, there’s just not the appetite for paying devs US level salaries.

That’s not why the salaries are so much lower. European companies are less profitable so they don’t bid up the wages of developers as much. The more money a company makes the more a productive member of staff is worth to them, so they are more willing to pay it. That drags up the market rate because everyone has to compete with the highest payers for the best devs.
Oh, there is plenty of German exceptionalism, it usually takes the form of moral, political or ethical snobbiness. Germany views itself as an exceptionally moral and civilized nation nowadays and strives to export that lesson from the past. Not only the Nazi past, mind you, the saying "Am Deutschen Wesen soll die Welt genesen" -German habit shall heal the world- is far older. Germans know they might be smaller or average in most things, but morally and ethically, we are Übermenschen...
But with Go you get a schema of sorts. And also, you can easier programmatically generate "dynamic diagrams". For example by letting it parse a YAML file :-)
CO2e is standard when talking about GHG which takes this into account.
Booking is a wholly owned subsidiary of Priceline and has been for most of its existence since they bought it after it went bankrupt.
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Since I answer 10-20 questions a week I happen to know that all questions are not off topic. It's more likely you asked an of topic question. The 3 most common off topic questions

1. Asking for a library recommendation

I want to do X? What library should I use?

2. Asking for debugging help without putting the code in the question

My code doesn't work. Here's a link to my github repo

3. Asking an overly general question

How do I 3d in Python?
Too late, you've already been cancelled.
Everyone in this comment thread is correct. Yes we have been building toward authoritarianism since the Cold War. Yes Communism is evil and should be stopped. No we should not become our enemy in order to defeat our enemy. Enough with the squabbles, you guys are on the same side nobody wants authoritarianism or facism or communism, so why are we letting it happen??? Instead were wasting time stroking our egos over who has the moral high ground. Stand up for what you care about in your cities, target your local public officials, form organized communities, speak up before before the right to do so is pulled out from under you! The media is not going to protect your rights, you have to do it for yourselves! As long as they're getting paid nobody gives a rat's ass about the impending consequences of our current predicament. We can sit around talking crap about each other or we can try to improve the shitstorm we find ourselves in before its too late!
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We've been funded by various research grants from EU as well asEU VC money.

Grants are bureaucracy, sure, but if you understand how you navigate it - and every entrepreneurial person shoud - then it's really free money with a bit of strings attached. But it's primarily used for seed purposes (vs. series A, B...) in new companies or as a suplement in existing companies.

EU also does investment matching (one of our VCs had half of his fund matched by the EU). Based on my experience, this is an even better model, since it derisks investmens for local VCs - the biggest problem in investing here is not the lack of funds, but insane risk aversion. It really feels like everybody is looking for stable and good performing businesses and not for investment opportunities that would be moon shots.
Actually, the app was both NwJs AND Electron based, but at some point, but I dropped NwJs support to clean up the code and only kept Electron.

But all Electron related calls are easy to locate and you could use compiler conditions (just like I did before) to use something else (ie. to open a system dialog or display a page template).
Lean into and leverage your genuine curiosity about the worlds of the people whom you’re building for, and keep coming back to it.

Be willing to explore your curiosity for the problem(s) your product will be solving, and the natural/unnatural impact interacting with you and your software has on these groups of very real people, who cooperate under the conceptual guise of “Companies”, who you will call “Customers”.

Be careful about the temptation to confuse the very empty sweet/salty snack-bite sized “this is how sales works” mantras put out by all the pundits on twitter. Most of them are 10% truth, 90% “look at me”.

Talk to real people who have spent meaningful time in their careers in Sales and Sales leadership in the space you’re interested in.
That's an interesting discussion to have

From the 1st link there is https://ec.europa.eu/easme/en/news/deep-tech-europe-report-k... which claims that companies that received EIC funding have attracted 5Bi in private funding (the program is new so this is apparently a couple of years, maybe more)

By comparison: Total money raised by all YC companies: >$7 billion https://blog.ycombinator.com/yc-stats/

I think companies would apply for EIC later than on YC hence it might be apples to oranges but it's an interesting metric nonetheless
Sounds like a joke but why not? Humans are genetically social animals, and there are similar arguments why humans continue to live beyond reproductive age.
My favourite example came from my 9th grade physics class, our textbook told a story that attempted to teach scientific method. Imagine a soda vending machine. Now imagine that I tell you that when you insert money and press the buttons, small goblins are can see what buttons are being pressed, take the money and it put it in a box, and then hand you the selected soda. The textbook even had helpful diagrams that seemed plausible (presuming you had such creatures). Now tell me why this is or isn't so ... and prove it even! How many of you have ever opened up or observed a vending machine (well, on HN I bet that number is surpassingly high, but presume you haven't). It was fantastic exercise in intellectual humility.

For your SD Card example though, I'll nitpick. Sure, just a card and explanation won't get you very far ... but I think something like an iPad (with a good power-supply) would produce enough evidence to convince them (depending upon the individual, I grant there might be some who just attributed it to supernatural forces even in the face evidence and explanation). I suspect humans in general are more willing to deal with "blackbox" technology that has practical application than most tinker types on HN would admit. Very little historical technology that was hard earned with trail-and-error has a theoretical basis known to even skilled practitioners. Even today, to most most people I know, the technology they use on a daily might as well be magic. Sure they know there some kind of "science" beyond it, but I'm also not sure they could convince me it wasn't just goblins if I demanded some theory of it worked.
Too many people philosophize over how "consciousness" evolved. Too few work on how "common sense" evolved.

Common sense can be usefully defined as the ability to predict the consequences of one's actions before doing them. That has clear survival value. AI systems are currently terrible at it. This is a reasonably well defined hard problem.
Why is a smaller car a problem, a hatch back with 3 cylinder engine of 1 litre, turing out 60 HP won't be sufficient in Georgia or Florida?
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Stripe isn't a channel though. The third party in question needs to actually do some work to bring you traffic / leads, not just do the mechanics of processing the transaction.
> The problem is a sedan not capable for all winter tasks, even minor inclines on ice create a major impediment to getting to work.

this is some very weird bullshit. i would (and always do) chose a smaller/lighter vehicle over the heavier one any time i need to go through the ice/snow.

the only explanation i can think of is that they tried it on summer tires? but itd be too stupid, wouldnt it?
The latency is horrendous, I use a real-time kernel to make music @3ms< you're never going to get that with a fully streaming application however, you could possibly send bigger chunks of data which interact on the client-side. It's still problematic, but bravo! Valiant effort.
We really want to say thanks to you guys! Honestly we didn't even thought about reaching such a big audience. We now already have some registered users on our platform (apart from family and friends) and also the first people are engaging with answering questions.

Of course there are still pain points in our platform and we know that it is difficult to compete with others feature-wise after 6 months of development in our free time. But we are confident that we can make TrueQ an outstanding platform in the next months & years if we stay on it.

We are definitely very thankful for all your comments and feedback, exactly that's what we were missing in the last months and it helps us guiding TrueQ in the right direction.

And that already the first people are really engaging on TrueQ gives us an extra motivation boost! This is what is breathing life into TrueQ. Thank you!!
If I want to reimplement POSIX I need creat, open, ioctl, etc. Otherwise it just doesn't work!
For me it just doesn't have enough on the DM-42, which I already own. Neat development though.
Welcome to cancel culture.
I do think that that Americans are largely choosing to use bigger cars with bigger engines that they usually require. There should be a move to small engined, smaller and more efficient autos, but I don't see that in the US.
The versioning issues have improved significantly as the language has matured.
I have given up on OpenSSH's built-in certificate handling because it does not properly support revocation.

It's not possible to have 100% of your keys on a short duration, so you have to cook up a revocation system.

That's not my idea of a fun time. Auditing keys on disk is much less trouble than properly managing CRLs.
Third time you are posting this in a short span. Please refrain from this, I learned it the hard way
Arm wants to obliterate Intel and AMD with gigantic 192-core CPU
> "Data from my own lab suggests that the cortical networks in the human brain that allow us to attribute consciousness to others overlap extensively with the networks that construct our own sense of consciousness."

That agrees with my guess that attribution to others came first, and our own is an accidental byproduct: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23475069
A Redditer notes that a similar word is common in Spanish. For speakers of Latin-derived languages (French, Spanish, and of course Italian), English vocabulary quizzes are generally a bit more easy because English took its literary words from old French and Latin. Thanks William The Conqueror for that.

That said, as a french speaker I would have had no idea what this word means if I did not took Latin in high-school.
How to do hot reloading in Rust?
The app icon seems heavily... inspired by the old Skyscanner logo.
yaml is a serialization format. You need at least a schema at which point you might as well write in a nicer language.
I watched Adam13531 on Twitch a lot, and the way he comments is very extensive, but complete. Ever since I started doing the same. Quite helpful to yourself.
Just wondering how is this better than StackExchange?
Lisp isn't dead though. I thought the same thing about Forth.
> The designers of Go have a lot of problems with evolution of Unix in general.

Well, they invented Unix, and later its improved successor (Plan 9).
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And print a traceback of a re-raised exception :)
Please try not to over-post. HN might flag your submissions.
The politics between Windows and DevDiv are just as interesting as well. For example it was @malwareminigun (used to work on MSVC compiler team) on Twitter that complained about the CPU time that CompatTelRunner consumes (mostly by Appraiser gathering application and device inventory).
> but you'll never be able to replace a stretch of straightforward code with a handful of more obscure opcodes and complicated addressing modes.

It just changes the target for a (human or computer) superoptimizer. Instead of using weird CISCy instructions, you're optimizing things like register allocation and the binary 'interfaces' between parts of your code. At a slightly higher level than a single insn, assembly coding is always about having "lots of different ways to do things"!
I really wish some python company invested money into making python 3.8+ compatible pypy, and running more tests on libraries for compatibility fixes. We could all use faster code.
Sure, because then you get a company car ;)
I think those rural areas might be better served with public transportation.
To elaborate, it is different in that it's a VM that starts faster than many native applications, < 3 sec
Looks like NodeLabel is a function which allows you to instantiate a NodeOptions with only the label attribute set in a shorthand way. So the functions taking the results of NodeLabel calls are able to accept more complicated options, the examples just don’t show this.
+1 scapy really helped me before and I'm glad pypy is making packet dumps better
Crazy that quarrying and transport is less than 10% of the CO2 from Concrete.
It seems to have begun with Clojure (though I like LFE).
Even worse with random CSS class names and random ids on many websites. Some of the JS dev crowd think it to be a good idea to have class names random generated. I consider it to be a kind of dark pattern by now.
That's not truly what's broken. If it were a truly fair system, no one would fear showing up to say they were innocent.

The problem is that the courts regularly ignore due process because there isn't any incentive for them to uphold the letter of the law. The side with the more expensive team of lawyers regularly wins.

If you could bet on court decisions, you would see the odds heavily in favor of the more moneyed party.

There should be a monetary incentive that encourages people who can read the law to evaluate past court decisions, and that punishes legal bodies (maybe even in a criminal court) that ignore due process.
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I agree, was not in the right mood when I wrote that reply. Should have formulated much more positive.

The points are still valid though so I'll leave it as is. Hoping the authors can still find information in it.

Traffic that comes from Google is not the traffic that builds a community, which they highlight as their strong point. For that you need people who put your site in their routine visits. In addition, right now being small google is not in your favor. It will forward me to SO, not TrueQ. They might want to change their urls as quickly as possible, replacing the question id in the url with the full title to improve indexing.

What I also noticed is that I cannot up vote without having an account. E.g. This question: https://trueq.io/q/18 has a better answer that is not the top answer. I see no way of upvoting it though without an account (did not try to login). Not sure if that is intended. I also see no clear indication of votes on an answer. Even if 0, you should show it. It is the second most valuable piece of information in a Q&A site for me.
It may not be the first instinct in a forum of programmers; but really there is a question hanging over whether something like Facebook can/should/will continue to be an international company.

At some point it could be discovered that the problem they are trying to solve is politically unsolvable. Regulatory structure starts to build up and it becomes impossible to run multinational social companies; as a topic for thought experiment.
I think a more broad question could be, since when does google allow sites to show different content to the Google bot than what they show to regular visitors.

That used to be a common black hat seo technique.
I'd like an app which randomly choose what to order from restaurant menus (would have to be sophisticated enough to choose a decent meal).
It didn't. If everything (starting from nothing/nil/void) can be explained using "only" 6000 years (read the Bible), why are some people desperately trying to do exactly the following:

We already /have/ a program which solves every detail perfectly, and uses only 6000 LOC.

Now someone who denies the existence of God, wakes up some morning and tries to replace the perfect 6000 LOC with a 20.000.000(!!) LOC program, which is unbearably slow, doesn't even come close to solve anything of the original problem (only creates illusions of that), gets buggier by the month, and is only a waste of everyone's precious time?

If the foundation (read: Faith) is wrong, anything built on it will crumble, given enough time... (we are watching a film here).
It's true. Source: I benchmarked some PyGame pixel pushing. HPy might alleviate that in the future, but C extensions need to switch to HPy for that.
Would you say that symmetry is not inherent in the natural world?
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I think the jury is still out on whether space is quantized.

Maybe wave function values can’t be quantized, but that’s not “in every way”.

And I’m pretty sure the different eigenstates for spin operator in a given direction are distinct and not a continuum?
Cool! Quite interesting discussion in the PR.
By the way, the bridge is part of the Brennerautobahn between South Tyrol in Italy and Innsbruck in Austria. The exact bridge is located in Italy.

http://www.constructionphotography.com/Details.aspx?ID=14133...

Opentopomap: https://opentopomap.org/#map=13/46.93620/11.45582
This process is very nicely defined in Predictable Revenue by Aaron Ross & Marylou Tyler.
SUVs don’t belong in cities, but this thing?

Live in a pod, eat insects, drive the Hongguang MINI EV.
It's an implementation of the functional option pattern used a lot in go code. See https://dave.cheney.net/2014/10/17/functional-options-for-fr... for a rundown.
Ugh. Activist organizations trying to make social media do their work for them. While keeping the donations for themselves.

Facebook just can't win. They should just start ignoring such demands.

Want evidence of war crimes preserved - then do it yourself.
Isn't Tamago (that hit the front page few days ago) exactly that sort of bare-metal Go

https://github.com/f-secure-foundry/tamago
It goes to China, because it is the one that can change it. But that's when you're looking at the output of countries. What you could also do is look at the output of individual persons, and then you could more easily attribute the CO2 to the American.

Sustainable energy without the hot air does this, it's a great book though I've heard it's somewhat outdated now.
Again the they're-so-mean-to-me moan. Post a link to your questions so we can judge.
Can anyone explain this? Why are these pixels not the same as physical pixels, like I asume to be on a computer screen?
90% of construction and demolition debris is from demolition.

Not quite the same as your opener that claimed that it's 90% of all debris.