skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder if there is a way to automatically collect all the github usernames that have had more than two PRs marked as spam.
Perhaps you should mock them for asking about such a thing.
Chrome was at one point developing a `scoped` attribute on the `<style>` element for scoping stylesheets that would not require WebComponents.

`<style scoped>`

However, it was abandoned partly because it "adds a lot of complexity to how the scoped style system works for Shadow DOM".

https://chromestatus.com/feature/5374137958662144

https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/blink-dev/c/R1x18...
70M jobs was just the company I was thinking of. Fantastic positive outlook on life and gives people a second chance.
From the Z80ASM users manual (1984):

Syntax Error

This message appears when the assembler is too confused to know what went wrong.
Under what legal doctrine would be poisoning Assange be legal?
If the worst happens... he will be fit and well and accept his presidency.
My favorite one I saw renamed "README.md" to "My Reading".
Well, he can claim, that he is there evidence, that it isn't so bad (assuming her comes though fine)
And that he doesn't put the population through anything he himself did experience.
From what I've read people will still try to figure out your native cast even if you convert, but by converting you lose the official status and lose access to India's government programs intended to help members of disadvantaged castes. I'm not Indian and have never been to India, but this exact concept has come up in multiple unrelated things I've read so I'm inclined to believe that "convert and your caste association disappears" is not so simple.
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> My interaction with XML mostly was in browser where it shines compared to HTML as application format. I have my own list in defense of XML, wrote first one [1].

If that's your best argument for XML then I'm thoroughly unconvinced. I can see the theoretical argument for the XML behaviour, but the HTML behaviour seems a lot more useful in practice - a lot of the point of using pre is to preserve vertical alignment, and with the XML approach the first line is forced to be misaligned in the source.

> Unfortunately your argument is "I don't need it" which is not a lot. Imagine Unicode instead of XML "ASCII works for me, Unicode does not fit in char, not even in wchar, surrogate pairs, access by index, wrong encoding". I mean, sure, stick to ASCII.

But there's a compelling argument for using unicode: a lot of characters can't be represented in ASCII, and traditional codepages don't let you use characters from multiple languages at the same time. Where's the corresponding argument for XML?

> Now, transformations, the idea was people would catch clicking quicker than real programming language. Turtle, Scratch have its place. Visual Basic has its place. Excel has quite big place.

But not everything has a place. Some tools are just bad, and point-and-click builders are one such thing IME.
This isn't really true. Everything in the Bay Area is more expensive. A quick Numbeo search, I found that housing in SF is a little more than 2x as expensive as in Austin, so somewhere around the same ratio. Consumer prices, excluding rent, are 43% higher in SF than Austin.

Even your chain restaurants are more pricey. Everyone has to pay rent, ya know?
Because everything goes through Github, can't they add a simple spam detector?

Let's say if the the user doesn't have many PRs in profile, and sending a lot of them within 24 hours.

Sounds like it will be a lot easier for github bot to flag these.
Fair enough, my goal is for setting up learning resources and track them.
One build into my mail client, which is Thunderbird at the time.
If the candidate dies pre-election: the party picks a replacement.

If they die after winning but pre-electoral college: electors pick.

If they die after the electors vote: then standard succession rules apply.
So mobx is basically global state, and an efficient change tracking algo that decides which parts of the tree need to be re-rendered.

I've found using React context for state, and judicious usage of useMemo has been enough for me to be able to drop mobx or its kin, even on larger sized projects.

Libraries like mobx and redux implicitly promote a massive singleton state object. I think web applications are easier to maintain if we make every effort to minimise global state. If some component way down on the left hand side of the tree needs to get something to a component at say the top RHS of the tree, I will consider refactoring, rather than add another property to MassiveStateObject. Why? Because when you come back to look at MassiveStateObject in two years the implicit coupling between the two components above will not be clear.
Most people will attack another person, if sufficiently provoked.
You'll excuse me when I say you sound like you have zero experience at reputable levels of academic "humanities".

Humanities are not exact sciences for a single reason - they comprise too many variables for a primate brain to reason about. There's no god mandated set of borders defining "types" of science.

There are fields so complex that they have to be dealt in so high an abstraction level that we call them subjective. Absolutely does not mean that the objects they study are unworthy of study. Precisely the opposite, in fact.

Also does not mean that, even if a portion of people are faking, there are no valuable insights coming from the scientific field.

I'll point out that there are a huge number of "fake efforts" in the hard sciences as well. Cost of doing science at scale with bad incentive engines.

Finally, if your issue with the "humanities" is with a perceived politization of the academia, I'd suggest formally educating yourself in those subjects and taking a place in said politics instead of, you know, acting like a reactionary teen or twentysumthin. No offense, but complaining about politization from the outside is a useless venting effort.
So you're considering a privacy-focused phone, but only if you can bring all of your phone number associated baggage and history with you?
Probably depends a lot on where you hang out. For me, it's more conservative than most of the internet I see (outside of Facebook). Probably has a good mix which is why you can get a lot of decent discussion here.
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These roles are both asking a lot, and correspondingly we offer strong equity and competitive compensation. The roles are also a unique opportunity to build systems correctly from the ground up to solve a really important problem!

Odds and ends:

Interview process is generally a few phone/video conversations and some small practicum work, but is adapted to the individual at this stage of the company. Also expect 3-5 conversations with other members of the team to ensure culture fit (we're 3 strong now, everyone needs to get along).

Onsite is expected to eventually be in SF, but we are launching a Boston location for our lab operations. Of course, given the pandemic is hybrid/remote for the time being, and is likely to continue for longer term.

We offer healthcare coverage and typical technology startup benefits.

If interested please apply on our jobs site:

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As a user of a terminal though, personally I would prefer if development time would be spent on terminal features themselves, instead of a convenience feature I'd think unnecessary. I guess this would be a nice project for somebody who really wants that: create a generic gui app to create those config files for a number of applications....
It's not even phrased like an opinion. It's "All cows are useless except one."
Is the feedly AI worth the cost?
Link, please :)
It would be nice if there was less misinformation out there about what the cost actually is. Companies are required to pay that cost if they intend to ship Linux legally. They should not be using Linux otherwise.
Primitive types in general are planned for deprecation in future releases of Java. The 8-bit / 16-bit data structures have been obsolete for quite some time. If you haven't used them in your career yet as a software developer it's a good sign of progress that our industry is evolving beyond legacy technologies onto more enlightened thinking.
Seems like a clear match to

> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. [...] If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
In Hindi I think the term is "jaati" (with the question being the same).
If anything, I'd say the news is what causes me to be concerned in the first place. I don't personally know anyone who's been fired for not using precisely the right language, but I've read a lot of news stories about it.
The election is already under way, so does that rule out the first option?
> Different cultures definitely consider different things to be acceptable / polite / etc in the same situation (e.g., do you take your shoes off when entering another person's house?). I've heard that there's groups of Indians (possibly the descendants of certain castes?) that place a high value on entrepreneurship and that "go get'em" attitude you often see in motivated sales / business people.

I have been told something to this effect. That some families, for example, are "business oriented" and raise their children to view everything as negotiable and for the taking. While other families may be focused on engineering or something else. It fits with strong parental involvement there, and the expectation that the children must support the prior generation. Easiest to push children in a direction you know. Basically multi-generational career goals.
IO and CPU bound are meant in the sense of upper and lower bound, not destination, but limits on the system.

Saying something is CPU bound means that the CPU is the bottleneck. For instance, the data IO doesn’t limit the system throughout of iteratively running a hash algorithm a million times, the CPU does. An IO bound process might be something like reading a lot of data off a disk (or over a network) with a small, quick transformation on the CPU. Where you saturate the data bus, but the CPU is comparatively idle.
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Does anyone see the bot attack on Trumps Twitter account? That is interesting. They are posting Satanist images with captions in the Aramaic language.

If you work at Twitter you might want to get to work and stop this state sanctioned attack on his account.
The timing does seem rather, um, convenient. Quarantine fully passed in time for the election, get's to show he's one with the voters, perhaps even some sympathy. But gets to skip a tricky debate.

And in a couple of weeks he'll be declaring how strong and healthy he is as evidenced by having brushed aside covid with only mild symptoms. No need to bribe a doctor to declare him as in the greatest of great health. Will be his version of Putin's manly horse riding pictures.
E-6B Mercury airborne command just went active on east/west coasts
I’ve tried to use MST, but found it quite hard and contrived to use. I’m sticking with regular mobx for now, which I absolutely love. Since MST seems to be looking for maintainers I’m inclined to think it’s the best choice.

If you really need the (complex) functionality of MST, redux might be a safer choice going forward in that case.
The video of the debate between the founder of BitMEX and skeptic economist Nouriel Roubini [1], whose 2019 report [2] 'exposed' BitMEX and inspired the gov investigation into the company:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlZukhN_C6c&feature=youtu.be

Quite fascinating in retrospect. Very testy debate and lots of weaselling work by Author Hayes (BitMEX) to evade direct answers.

That said, like any gov takedown, I'm not entirely sold that there isn't a world where BitMEX was providing a positive development to the industry. One that today simply fits poorly in the current US legislative frameworks [3] or entrenched companies. Of course, ideally it will be within a a more mature structure with better basic oversight and competition (technically Roubini is filling this role ATM) it has a better chance of existing, assuming it doesn't get neutered.

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

[2] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-17/nouriel-r...

[3] Albeit as much as the infrastructure financial 'efficiency optimization' really provides long term value to society instead of just swiping a piece during the elaborate processes created by law and entrenched business.
Having these features built in without having to hack them together ourselves is nothing short of wonderful. Thanks for the great additions!
President Trump has Covid-19
There's heaps I want to add to it, including view distance, landmarks in views, etc.

It's Australia only for now, which has no crime :P
I also received one pull request that I thought was spam, where the author made several nonsensical changes like changing "#Features" into "#Features:" in the README. Now it makes sense.

I'll probably tell thank them for their contribution and point out a few ideas for things that would really help us, instead of merging this just for the sake of Hacktoberfest.
The Soviet system was clearly inferior (say it was running at 10-30% efficiency of a market system), but wasn't completely dysfunctional.

Combine this with large population population of the Soviet block, the fact that that population was effectively used as slaves at many times and also had very little consumption goods available (most output went into building out further industrializationn to catch up to the West as well as into military and propaganda projects, such as space race) and you can see how it still managed to cough up some respectable output, at the cost of misery of the people working behind it. However, as industrial processes became more complex and reliant on specialized high-level skills (such as in semiconductors or software), it was clear that the system has reached its limits and just cannot do these things well at scale. The rampant incompetence and nepotism were just not incompatible with things like modern chip factory.
NetNewsWire is wonderful! Brent Simmons is writing it for love (https://inessential.com/2015/06/30/love) and it really shows.

https://ranchero.com/netnewswire/

Here is their "How to Support NNW" page. https://github.com/Ranchero-Software/NetNewsWire/blob/main/T...
Why would they go after their employers?
Coronavirus: Donald Trump and Melania test positive
Yes, but multiply the ransom by multiple small, low ransom targets, as is commonly the case with groups taking a more diversified approach of targeting many small companies in the same attack type, partly depending on such small ransom demands to individually not even be reported to investigating authorities, and getting at least a partial ROI. This opposed to making a huge single demand from one large company that almost certainly causes your ransom attempt to trigger a police investigation and the not small chance of the company simply deciding not to pay, leaving you with 0 for that particular effort.
Focusing on Code Quality Can Be Premature Optimisation
I would say, Mute filers worth the cost, and deduplication. Those are two awesome features.
Well the script for this season of House of Cards has really gone off the rails now.
That's why I blacklisted gcc 9 and 10 for a while. Not just this one which I also encountered, but also several similar bugs.
Exercises to Level Up Your Design Skills
That won’t work in all cases. For instance, if you get messages from devices which can be reimaged they may have clock skew in a period of time before they’re synchronized again.
Note: not all Brahmins choose to wear the thread.
Totally off topic, but why is it L and D instead of L and R or S and D?
A bunch of countries in Asia are evidence that 100% contact tracing and then targetted quarantines work.
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The Author of ‘Don’t Make Me Think’ Discusses UX Design’s 20-Year Evolution
Cool trick!

Adding an additional :p modifier prevents the complaint about command not found:

$ # This string 'has single' "and double" quotes and a $
$ !:q
'# This string '\''has single'\'' "and double" quotes and a $'
# This string 'has single' "and double" quotes and a $: command not found
$

$ # This string 'has single' "and double" quotes and a $
$ !:q:p
'# This string '\''has single'\'' "and double" quotes and a $'
$
I always wanted to steal a valuable artwork as a kid, and hang it on my wall. I wasn't really into art, and still am not. I wasn't looking for profit. I just wanted to defeat a large system and walk out with something that was "my little secret," that I could look at every morning and think of how I outwitted the system.

Still a thought I have at the back of my head sometimes. Obviously wouldn't do it.
Enjoy this survey paper titled "Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes."[1]

[1] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4969030/
Ridiculous that historic news is being flagged to death.

Shameful.
Yeah, I saw that. I wanted to ask about it in one of the threads, but they are all being Flagged as off-topic, which is a shame given the magnitude of the story.
Ah! I knew that word was tickling my brain but couldn't figure out why. Thanks for connecting the dots for me!
Do you mean this one? This is one of my favorite sauce.

https://www.99ranch.com/zh-hant/shop/condiments_and_spices/s...
> Edit: So "TV news" covering the newest iPhone release would probably be off-topic too then based on this reasoning, but this seems to reliably hit the front page of HN everytime Apple does so.

Consider that HN is all about intellectual curiosity. Imagine that the hostname is intellectualcuriosity.ycombinator.com rather than news. Debating product design is more likely to yield interesting thoughts/comments and much less likely to lead to a useless flame war.

The newsworthiness of a submission - which is huge in this case, as you noted - is a relatively minor factor for whether something is a good fit.
Ridiculous and shameful that important news is being flagged to death by partisans.
That's probably the single best argument against universal health care.
Correct, there isn't a distinction between positive expected value financial games, versus negative expected value financial games except cultural tolerances.

There is also the exclusively state-level regulation of negative expected value games versus federal regulation of positive expected value games.

There is also the liquidity.

But any moral distinctions are arbitrary and unnecessary, based on culture.

Today my colleagues on the federal open market committee and I made some important changes to our policy statement (brrr!)
That's what I'm using as well. Looks like they're actively working on it so many updates in the pipeline.
Google Chrome: Análisis de Sus Características Principales
When filling out forms in the US that asked for race, I entered "mutt" but admittedly I could afford to mock.
(PhD Finance here) Even classical 70s-era finance is against this article:

Rich investors don't need their VC to be super diversified. They can just invest into multiple VC funds and get diversification that way.

Also, it doesn't matter how much risk is in a given VC fund, what matters is how investing part of my porfolio in that VC fund affects the risk of my portfolio!
Through given that people where already afraid of it before that video aired I belive it was already a mess and just got worst.