skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Components vs. Microfront ends. What is the difference?
> Taxes are bigger, but rent is the only real major difference in costs

Have you ever lived in a small town in, say, Texas for a month? Nearly everything is cheaper there, and not by a little. Gas can be $1.50/gallon instead of $3.89/gallon. Dairy, produce, meat are all cheaper. Utilities/energy is cheaper.

Maybe it doesn't have as big an impact if you don't have kids, but I only have three and man these things eat a lot.
Background check process will uncover it. If you're not upfront with it early in the process it will come up in background check and usually disqualify you.

Edit: background checks are standard practice for employees and contractors usually.
You can't really believe this. Good luck logging into your bank's online portal using Lynx.
>Photoinduced Charge Carrier Dynamics and Electron Injection Efficiencies in Au Nanoparticle-Sensitized TiO2 Determined with Picosecond Time-Resolved X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jpclett.0c00825
>Keerthi said government thinking about information security is mired in that 1800s mentality of hoping citizens will do the right thing, or can be scolded into better behaviour. But with everyday life increasingly dependent on online services, he said Singapore has decided it is time to provide the infosec equivalent of clean tap water to all.

One way the nation is doing so is with services that the private sector can – pardon the pun - tap into. To that end the country offers “SingPass”, a national identity scheme that links citizens to services and is also offered to private enterprise such as banks as a free-to-use alternative to developing their own authentication schemes.

I'm pretty envious when it comes to the quality and pragmatism of government in Singapore and the degree to which they're on top of changing and raising their standards as tech becomes more and more part of public infrastructure.

If there's one constant that seems to go through Singapore's history it's that the administration doesn't just stop when they've accomplished something and then declares everything else to be someone's private obligation, but continues to raise standards.
The Google C++ style guide alone is sufficient evidence to conclude that Google doesn't know how to do C++ properly.
Same here. Every project I finish is something where I go, "Well if I were to do it again, I'd do it like this instead..."
>> They exist to improve the texture (try recreating that texture at home, you won’t be able to), to improve the moisture content, to improve the nutritional value (eg, all of the vitamins added to fortified flour), and to improve the shelf life.

I don't need to recreate the texture of fake bread. I can make my own bread and it has a great texture that is exactly like the texture of the bread I've eaten all of my life, straight from the baker's. I don't know why you need to improve the moisture content of bread either, the moisture content of real bread is just fine. As to fortifying bread with vitamins- why ever would I need that? I eat plenty of vegetables and fruit, as well as meat and pulses and so on and I don't need my diet supplemented with vitamins in bread, of all things. As to shelf life, the only reason that fake bread lasts longer is so that it can stay on the shelf longer and be sold for longer. I don't care about that, neither does anyone I know. Like I say it's only meant to maximise the seller's profit.

Like I say in my other comment, fake bread is fake and real bread is real and I'm afraid that the only reason we're having this conversation is because fake food is so common it's taken the place of real food and many people think it's normal. It isn't- it's overprocessed shit of the lowest possible quality.

Also, please note that I never said anything about seeds, or yeasts, etc,
ingredients that are common in real bread.
That would make sense. I missed the word personal in there.

Sorry about that.
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I had to deconstruct that since I only use #!/bin/sh -xe

-e : exit immediately if statement has non-zero exit status

-x : echo each command

-u : treat unset variables as an error

-o pipefail : If set, the return value of a pipeline is the value of the last (rightmost) command to exit with a non-zero status, or zero if all commands in the pipeline exit successfully.

that is actually much better than -xe, thank you, I learned something
I have been able to do just a handful of freelance-gigs outside of my desired field but between bad experiences (payment was 6 months late once) and life kicking me while I'm down, I've just been seeking some stability.
Some Personal Recollections by Nikola Tesla
In the past weeks I've dealt with the likelihood of life on Venus and Mars, so why not prepare for zombies too?
So true about not coding for performance "because the disks are slow". Almost all disk i/o, especially big-iron, has cache in front of it.

Maybe in the case of cloud storage - what does I/O bound mean then? It should still conceivably be the same IMO.
> security

That might be your problem. From what I heard it's a more sensitive role so they will take a stricter stance.
This is not a contact tracing app this was a medical history Database. The Canadian contact tracing app is anonymized and open source.
Every time we apply an interpretation technique, we're losing information. It is strictly an increase in entropy. That's not good from a historical perspective
I think Trump and the divisions in the US are a symptom of the wokeness that sprung up in the mid 2010s, and that wokeness came from the humanities departments in US colleges who proselytized to and converted a large swathe of millennial graduates. Now a large proportion of the population doesn't care who they elect as long as they aren't towing the politically correct line which is being forced upon them by US cultural institutions (primarily media and entertainment, who were capture by recent woke graduates)

Source: (1) people I know who are Republicans, (2) check out any right media outlet and the primary outrage is wokeness.
It's worth noting that this judgment does not mean Snowden's book can no longer be published; it is only a judgment against Snowden and in favor of the US government for the money made from the book. Also, it is only the civil lawsuit, and the judgment is not connected at all with the separate criminal charges that have been filed against Snowden.
Sanding well is huge. It can be the difference between "yep, you nailed some 2x4s together" and "oh my god, that is so beautiful"
How do you hotfix production? Do you have a special "go fast" flag in the pipeline?
Even photographic cameras have difficulty with exposure for dark skin. This is a problem as old as photography.
A Saturday morning newsletter on cloud news, this is the most recent issue
On paper, I'd be a felon for serious offences on at least 4 episodes. If the law was followed to the letter, and if somebody nosy had enough access and time to inspect the past 15 years of my life, I'd be serving at least two life sentences. The smallest offence is carrying a hunter's knife in my car: that's a 3rd degree felony as I'd discovered recently. In practice, though, if the law was followed to the letter, 90% of males would be serving life right after high school for reasons I probably don't need to explain.
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Are you white? I think Race has a big part of if you make it or not especially if you have committed a felony.
I don't understand, is this offer worldwide? Difficult to imaging this offer is valid for Belarus.

Or that only in San Marino (judging by the .sm domain)?
I'm not a psychologist, and this is anecdata so take what I say with a huge grain of salt, but I kind of feel like my life is sort of a testament to this.

I'm just old enough to where my high school didn't have any kind of computer-science course, but I learned programming on my own as a kid because I thought it was fun. At that time, it always was a quick way to get most adults to think you're some kind genius :). I dropped out of college after ~2 years, in no small part because I've never liked being told what I need to learn, but because I had already taught myself programming, I was able to find work.

I've tried to keep this mentality up throughout my all my life. It drives my wife crazy, but I'm constantly buying compsci or math books to try and learn a bit more and get just a little better at the theory of compsci, and hopefully becoming a better engineer in the process. I have no idea if I'm better than the "average" programmer, whatever that means, but I have managed to get good enough to where people ask me compsci theory questions at work, which is somewhat validating.
>Final judgment

>District court

Any lawyers in here that can explain if this means it can’t be appealed?
There are a lot of projects that might not merge a PR within a month and the further you are into October the more unlikely it gets that the PR is merged in time. As such I do like it that my contributions to a project do count, even if the maintainer isn't around right now...
No, that is the exact opposite of what I'm suggesting! We should appreciate the progress we've made so far, and we should absolutely seek further progress.
Significantly worse, I'd say.
I love tramp. I can even edit config files on a teeny openwrt router without resorting to busybox vi. Even commands like m-x grep work remotely
Protogen wants to know your location.
The rarely seen positivist-luddite niche.
Only if you work for fortune 500 or a company that has government clients. Lots of boutique security companies probably don't care if you are otherwise qualified.
I'm also concerned about per user pricing
> in state prisons, drug possession is about 3% of cases

You're going to need to source that unbelievably low number.

In my state, drug crimes represent the second largest proportion of prison inmates - a bit fewer than criminal sexual conduct a bit more than homicide: https://mn.gov/doc/assets/Adult%20Prison%20Population%20Summ...
Unfortunately, this is very accurate -> I just hope this witch-hunt doesn't end the same as the Dread Pirate Roberts case for the government's political game on controlling cryptocurrencies and maintaining their monopoly over the financial system.

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They went after Kik and Telegram also

They basically don't want anyone to have any option to bypass the Petrodollar
Rust has virtual method dispatch. What else do you need to call it OO?

If it's implementation inheritance, then that was never a requirement for OO, seeing how prototype-based OO has been around for a very long time.
Anyone doing work that could be state, federal, finance, healthcare, related to children, etc. Will always have background checks, with many industries requiring them. That said, there aren't rules that say you can't hire someone with a felony, it's more up to the company, the crime, the disposition of the case, and what they'll be doing.

There are always waivers so to speak. I've hired people that have had bad pasts, as long as they've shown they're on the right path. If we're not going to give people opportunities after they've completed what we as a society have deemed as recourse for their actions, what's the point in it all.

You may not be able to get a clearance or work in some finance positions, but there are ways.
What will satisfy you then? Should people who come out from prison for stealing sit around jobless since nobody trusts them? That's bound to get them back into prison.
Not sure what they were referring to, but there are airlines like JSX [1] which are sort of a "semi-private" experience. My experience is limited, but flying JSX was a breath of fresh air. Security was a questionnaire and a short bag search (no scanner, no TSA, no XRay) and took about 30 seconds. Staff hand-wrote my seat/flight info on a paper ticket. Went from arrival to seated in plane in ~15 minutes more than once. Plus unlimited drinks onboard.

[1] https://www.jsx.com/home/search
So was Fusion 360. I'm glad I hadn't gotten around to putting any time into learning it.
For neural networks, it makes sense to skip pure digital design.

When I learned how to design an ALU to say, add, and wait for the propagation of carry bits that’s like O(n) where n is the number of bits in the number, it made me want to just use superposition for addition, which is physical and instantaneous. Of course, that has all sorts of other problems that make it worse (so much worse).

Once you learn how to slow down the earlier bits, you end up with all the bits arriving at the same time, and you can have up to n adds pipelined and timed to the clock when output matters.

But with NN I think now would be a fun time (and likely the last decade as well) to rethink the basics right down to the basics. Everything need not be a NAND gate. :)
Depending on where you live you might be able to find classes through different groups, not just a technical college. For example, here in San Francisco, the Randall Museum has a fully equipped shop and several levels of woodworking classes.
When did Hacktoberfest become Spamtoberfest?
[Disclaimer: I'm speaking as an engineer personally, not for any company.]

My understanding is that authz/authn flows have not been affected. If authz/authn flows (which occur on every API call) were affected, I suspect the effect would be far more noticeable.
> “As this case demonstrates, the Department of Justice will not overlook the wrongful actions of those who seek to betray the trust reposed in them and to personally profit from their access to classified national security information.”

So POTUS is being arrested when?
Unfortunately I have a very unique name and despite my crime being committed in 2013 my name wasn't publicized widely until 2017.

So I have no ability or desire to try to hide from my past, at this point. I'm just trying to own up to my mistakes and do better.
I have followed this on & off. The thing that I got excited about was the amount of integration density and how little energy it takes to signal. I wonder how this fares on those aspects.
Why would Trump pardon him? Biden vs Trump is all you need to know about state of democracy in the USA.
Have your tried reading the AWS docs? As in actually spending some time to read the whole content? They have good descriptions, many guides, step-by-step instructions for simple examples, etc. You can go a long way with just those pages.

If you want something more hand-holding, A Cloud Guru courses are pretty good.
Devices with official LineageOS support will get OTA updates. Newer devices with A/B partitions will even get seamless updates like stock, where the update is applied in the background and the user just needs to reboot to use the new version.
Getting into anecdotal evidence here, but, as a consumer, I've seen what happens to the hyper-cheap cables after a few weeks to months of use: they tend to fall apart or fail in fun and interesting ways.

On the other hand, I have never had a $10-15 Anker or some other brand cable fail on me without serious abuse. As a consumer, I'll happily pay the extra few dollars for the expectation of durability, a warranty of some sort, and the knowledge that the cable should Just Work with most of my devices, even if I know that the price is way out of proportion to the materials involved.

Can't speak for all other consumers, of course, but I would expect that many have figured the same thing out over the years of purchasing Micro USB/Lightning/30pin/etc cables.
If I had, let's say, less than $1000 worth of drugs - enough for a few weeks of personal consumption, but on occasion I sell a bit to one of my buddies. Does that make me a "distributor"? It did according to the law.

You're unlikely to find any realistic statistics on usage vs "distribution" due to that.
It's actually still too cold there for them to work.
Your Phoenix link is broken (includes the semi-colon)

for the lazy: https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix
John Yoo is somewhat an unusual case, and he was held to account to some degree. If you read the Office of Professional Responsibility Report section in that wikipage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Yoo#Office_of_Professiona... you'll see that he had to go through debarment hearings and was almost disbarred.

A better example of these legal standards holding lawyers to account is Prenda Law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prenda_Law
IIRC, Haskell doesn't have the notion of object identity. It wouldn't make sense in an immutable language, anyway, because identity only matters if object state can change - otherwise any two objects with identical state are substitutable. But anyway, I would argue that this is the crucial difference that sets apart "objects" and "values with syntactic sugar for function calls".
I never heard of your OTP, and I immediately knew which OTP they were talking about due to the Elixir keyword.
Software Freedom Conservancy: New Strategy for GPL Enforcement
Transporting the full sheets of plywood can be really hard. But I have a hatchback and that's the only thing I have had really a lot of trouble with. I have had 16' long pieces of trim hanging out of the back of my car. As long as it isn't dragging on the ground you can still get it home! Now getting those 16' pieces down in to my basement was the real challenge...
There's no useful ones at the root level however.
Twice in a lifetime, if you were born before September 2001.
Are you a bot? I'm literally responding to this exact criticism. Yes, it's not a general purpose QC. Does that somehow make it (a real product you can use) less useful than a hypothetical QC from some other company that doesn't actually exist yet?

This is like complaining about GPUs not being general purpose. Sure, that's a criticism, but it's not actually that valid.
pretty sure this'd be illegal in the EU where all simcard holders are required to tie the card to their ID documents by law, and there's a yearly checkup on these data
This is definitely the "in mice" of materials science.

Solid state batteries, hydrocarbon fuel cells etc. all work - at high temperatures.
Those like me who dislike cell carriers selling our location data are best off using cellular data sparingly and not consistently at fixed locations when there is available wifi.

Combining this with financial blinding and you can likely use LTE at a protest in an oppressive country without much chance you get pinned down there and arrested later.
If you are looking to do audio on the desktop then juce is a nice helper if you're looking to work with c++ https://juce.com/
OSGi (Open Services Gateway initiative) [1] provides this for the JVM by modularizing the ClassLoader [2]. If a module is upgraded but classes from the previous version are still referenced by other modules, both modules will run.

An OSGi "service" is not an actor but, like OTP with servers+supervisors, is the logical unit with which you build your systems. "bundles" (Java JARs with additional metadata) then act as the equivalent "application" that contain the services.

Outside of it being Java, I have strong opinions (positive and negative) that I've decided not to include.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSGi
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Classloader
Wow, that’s tragic
> the basic notion of the spawn -> receive -> loop cycle is so clean and illuminating that I wish newbies would hold out before learning OTP sometimes

The frustrating thing is that when I made exactly such a tutorial two years ago, I was immediately chastised (on my old hosted commenting system) for showing something so low-level to start with:

https://alchemist.camp/episodes/simple-process-example
It's not like some new owners coming in is going to find some magical humane business model that makes air travel actually good again.

Airline behavior is a reflection of our revealed preferences and the reasons airlines are the way we are is because we all talk a good game about what we want flying to be but then become the ultimate capitalist bastards when we are asked to weigh our cash against our theoretically appealing goals.

All a restructuring would do is bring airlines even closer to our revealed preferences, think if Amazon ran the airline industry. That means goodbye pilots unions, hello to rigid and punishing performance metrics. Goodbye any free perks, everything becomes a nickel and dime horror show. Goodbye any semblance of a collegiate relationship between regulators and carriers, there will be an out and out attempt to regulatorily capture the regulators.
Yeah, doesn't matter how many times you measure if you did your math badly. Definitely happened to me a couple of times.
This is perhaps the first time in generations the outcome of a major negative world event made more privacy socially acceptable.
Researchers Discover a Hidden Drawing Behind ‘Mona Lisa’
This appears to be only for Edge?