skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Moving to a new country and complaining that not all jobs and services are provided to you in your own foreign language comes across as entitled.

Of course you need to learn the language of the nation that hosts you. You are an immigrant.
I would add to this, if you are software engineer in SV and can work remotely with your current company (and keep making SV money or close) - Helsinki is absolutely worth thinking about if you think you would enjoy a Nordic lifestyle!

Great startup/tech scene, close to nature, Finns are fun to hang out with.

Best experienced during the summer, but the 90 day relocation "trial" with everything organised sounds pretty good now too.
Those supercomputers must be good for something...
This is nitpicking a little but “randomly” requires a very specific definition of the distribution function. Uniform? Poisson? Gaussian? Geometric?...
Jenkins pipelines are written in Groovy and you do not need to use the web ui, everything is exposed via its API (i.e: new job creation).

I have heard good things about Concourse, want to give it a try in the future!
Spare cash. Money you don't need for feeding, educating, clothing and housing your family.
Why is homeless people in the tenderloin so bad?
Is there a safety issue? Do they Rob or murder? (Genuinely asking)
If not, than why is it so bad?
Because you don't like seeing the poor?
I mean sure people forced to homelessness is a problem from their view point. This is usually related to their upbringing and could be avoided if you have a strong welfare state that don't let children grow in crappy situations with bad education and poverty, with a sense of security in the future.

When you don't have that, most of the time, you'll grow up and be homeless, or your kids will be.

But the homeless of today are just a symptom of deep rooted problems, throwning money on taking care of them now won't make them disappear.
What is the GOAL of the KolibriOS project?
Or that test can affect prod.
This is also my guess ;)
> Instead of auto-imports and auto-complete I was forced to have java/scala docs open for whatever library I was using. Beyond giving me better muscle memory for the core language libraries, this had the interesting side effect of only using well documented libraries.

I guess that's nice to know, but it's also almost trivia. I write better code faster in an IDE and navigate existing code faster, and this is having worked in vi, VS Code, and IntelliJ.
It seems to me if it takes you many hours to migrate your project from one CI provider to another you're doing things wrong.

Ultimately your .travis.yml file is a proprietary format for a service that you have no control over. You probably shouldn't have built your project's future on the assumption that it's always available.

Ideally you should have your own testing infrastructure in scripts or test frameworks. And your travis file shouldn't do much more than installing dependencies and running the stuff that's under your control. Put all the logic into the stuff you can control - and next time you find out that your favorite CI provider is no longer nice to you you simply use another one, the migration should not take more than a few minutes.
As much as is believed desirable by the elected representatives of the democratic society in which you live.
Have you had people reviewing your CV? Wonder if there's something wrong with it! Feeling like you're "unwanted" at a such big scale doesn't sound like the truth! Perhaps working in your self image could be of help.

As far as startups, you could find a job in one and still continue looking for a job in the side if you feel insecure about the situation. It seems like you're struggling to land something and landing something is better than not landing anything.
That's the UI, not the engine itself. My point is to actually make the engine, i.e access files/network packets. I wanna see HTML/JS doing that.
Keep in mind though that after a couple of years at a FAANG company, your pay scales much quicker than it would elsewhere.

That junior earning $150k/yr total comp is closer to $300k in a few short years.

At that point you're getting awfully close to the OP's 10x claim (Before taxes) but of course you don't subsidized healthcare, a useable pension, decent government services, clean/safe streets, etc...

After living in the Bay Area for a decade, I would pick Helsinki over any city in the Bay. Fool me once shame on me... fool me twice, well you can't fool me again :-)
It was fixed in 2012. The debian bug report (2009) cites numerous users that fell into the trap before the fix.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=558044

commit 1af18c260a87dc38f0e33bfeb6de6163f91be4ad
Author: Sami Kerola <kerolasa@iki.fi>
Date: Sat Feb 11 20:33:17 2012 +0100

pkill: remove -v match inversion option

The option -v does not make much sense in pkill context.
The travis-ci.org website still lists this lol,

"Testing your open source projects will always be free! Seriously. Always. We like to think of it as our way of giving back to a community that connects so many people."
I guess any piece of code will have someone who finds it horrifying. I prefer long, self documenting identifiers over short (often misleading) ones any time.
I understand this is th web version. If you build native, it is going to be smaller and faster.
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Could it perhaps be fixed by having some kind of Snap cache for frequently used apps? At the expense of a little disk space, but vastly improving load times.
In the late 90's starting a new search engine would have seemed crazy to many. It was a competitive market, there were major incumbents, profit potential seemed low, and it wasn't obvious that search could be significantly improved upon.
first of all from our viewpoint PageRank doesn't seem like a crazy idea, I suppose at the time it would have seemed not crazy but interesting and unproved, thus very risky.

Furthermore it is my experience that people sometimes do not understand the value proposition of even simple things if those things are new, the value of the new must be demonstrated and often overwhelmingly.
Your browser can also do the universal search bar: https://blog.mojeek.com/2020/11/popping-your-filter-bubble-w...
That Wikipedia page is utterly fascinating from start to finish.
Same story here. Data was so expensive and Airtel let users open airtel.in etc at Zero balance. We used to use all kinds of Opera and UC "Handler Mods" with custom HTTP headers like Host or X-Online-Host to fool the ISP. First on Nokia s40 and Symbain and later on Android. Someone made a Handler Mod of pshipon VPN and man, it was slow but so cool. And then Jio happened!
My goodness, the Linux desktop is a mess! Tiny mouse cursor... that made me almost choke on my coffee from laughter.
When looking at the Armari Magnetar [1] I'm torn between wowed because of fastest workstation and turned down by the ugly case. I'd wish for something matte black, maybe with the aspect ratio of the monolith from Kubrick's 2001,
or something like the design and material from NeXT.

[1] http://www.armari.com/
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yea this thread is going to be blocked
It would also be a decent anti-tracking mechanism.
There are numerous comments that essentially are saying "he shouldn't be doing this." That's shortsighted. You don't have insights into how this is working in practice for them. He, together with the other people at the company, have built an offering that is serving and satisfying millions of people. If there are problems with it, they are his problems to deal with. Why are you so hot and bothered about it? Focus on building your own cool shit. Be productive.
Disagree, if we have proof that it is currently being exploited then that’s the news more than anything else.
> one of the weaker health care systems

Definitely not worldwide, maybe not even over whole Europe. I said of several European countries that I have experience of. That's a huge difference.

Remember the old saying: Don't believe any statics that you have not manipulated yourself.

Fact is that even OECD statistics about Finland is made by Finns. And Finns take a lot of pride in having their country look well internationally. The whole 90 day program is such a sign. Systematic doping in skiing happened over decades. After a big scandal in 2001 when it became public results have been much more mixed.

Normally these good international rankings are celebrated by the press. When the first World Happiness Report win came 2 or 3 years ago, for the first time the reactions were mixed: Local social research could not really find any explanation. Happiness is certainly not noted in the country on a regular basis.

My daugther, grown up in Finland, showed me the explanation posted on her social media channels: All those who are not happy are driven into suicide and no longer count.

While I don't say that that's the truth, there is a background to the cynicism: Suicide rates in Finland are 50% [1] higher than in Sweden, which is pretty close. Some say a neighbor country, but that might exaggerated because there is a sea in between.

Remember Nokia being the world leader in mobile phones? Less than a decade later they were out of business. All the time they were hiring those best engineers in the world...

I am far from claiming that everything is bad in Finland. But I have learned that these international comparison studies have to be taken with extreme caution. They report things that you don't necessarily see in your daily life, when you see people just not getting that doctor appointment.

Edit:

[1] That figure is either 20 years old or covers just young adult males. I cannot find fresh reliable figures now. But there has always been significant difference. OECD wrote: "Suicide rates in Finland fell by 25.8% from 2000 to 2011 compared to the OECD average reduction of 7% over the same period, and are still falling. Despite this impressive fall, Finland’s suicide ratesremain one of the highest in the OECD."
Public healthcare in general is good, once you get past the first level to the actual specialists.

Public dental care sucks. For regular checkups and maintenance, go for a private clinic. Yearly checkups, cleaning, occasional minor patching cost me around 200-300 € (edit: if you shop around you can likely find cheaper; I didn't), and I've been much more happier with the whole process. Never got that "we haven't opened our next year's calendar yet, try calling us again in 3 months" from them I got used to at the public side.

For something more expensive, go to a private clinic for diagnosis and get a referral to a specialist at the public side (never had to, but I hear it works).
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Discussed at the time: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=163552
As in they buy them out. There should be a more laws preventing this from happening for large corporations.

We now see that Google Search is turning more and more to AI. Perhaps if Google didn't buy DeepMind, but some other smaller competitor did, they could've turned that into an advantage against Google.

Either way, it was a loss for the market for DeepMind to be bought by Google instead of forcing Google to come-up with its internal competitor.

Companies with billions in profit should be "incentivized" to use that money to create their own competitors against threats - not buy them all out (often just to kill them). I think we can all argue that large companies buying out small competitors is a net negative for the economy at large.
Somehow putting Sweden into same bucket with Italy and Spain does not seem right. Sweden was widely criticized for not imposing any lockdown measures while Italy and Spain has seen one of the most aggressive and longest lockdown restrictions ever. Still Sweden lags behind Italy and Spain in terms of lives lost.
You're literally saying you have the ability to update, but don't want to, and so it's unfair you can't update.
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I’m not sure I follow. Do you mean that you use containers but without Kubernetes? If so, that sounds like a wise choice. AFAICT, Kubernetes is meant for really massive-scale deployments, so it seems quite clear to me that using it for home use is overkill.
Earlier discussion (2008): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=163552
if you spend some money one place, you can't spend that money elsewhere as well.

You could argue there's enough money to solve both problems, and a tax on the wealthiest would help accomplish that. that is a view I'm very sympathetic to.

But I think the comment you're responding to is making the first point, rather than the latter.
From inside of Shopify I’ve heard about a lot of shit stories. For their employees, it may be less ideal to have a CEO messing around with code.

From the outside though, the company does extremely well.

Nonetheless, CEOs are generally not supposed to „make“ but to manage. There has to be a tradeoff somehow.
"CT scan for cavities" speaking of over-diagnosis... (Not forgetting the risk of CT scan radiation)

Brush your teeth, visit your dentist. Yes some might do an x-ray for hard to see areas. But this is not rocket science
It goes even further than your second point, for many professions:

We don't just want to signal other people that doctors, nurses, engineers etc. have been educated. We want to validate that they've actually learned what they need to know in order to not cause uneccessary injuries and death to other people.
On my home server I use OpenBSD as an orchestrator.

It has cool features like processes and directories to isolate different things, it's pretty neat.
Refactoring is an essential part of software development.
sed is not gonna cut it. The same way that inserting a newline character every 80 or so characters cannot be called source code formatting
The good thing about that is that summer days are longer :)
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I would argue the solution is build a lot of affordable housing. I've noticed in Berlin, a lot of new development follows a pattern: small footprint apartments with luxury amenities. This is great if you're a landlord, and you want to maximize the revenue of your property. But it's terrible if you're just looking for a safe, clean place to live, and you end up paying double the rent because luxury units are the only thing available.
Children don't vote.
If however you are interested in reprogramming your language center then Finnish is intriguing, because of its foreign nature.

Spoken and written/theoretical Finnish are quite different. In practice you choose from a small subset of possible suffix combinations and this choice is informed by a lot more than you would first think based on how the theory is presented.
Then explain why so we can actually have a productive conversation. Making bare assertions just wastes everyone’s time, including yours.
The crazy idea was using commodity servers and set your infrastructure up so that you can just let them die and keep going.

AltaVista, for example, ran on a couple of pretty beefy Alpha servers at the time.
1. in other places, the money that colleges need to survive (especially when they don't actually have to operate fully) does not come out of students' pockets. That's a choice that the UK (and US...) political process has arrived at.

2. You're making it sound like "but my business model depends on it" is somehow a valid excuse to put people into physical danger and through pretty much guaranteed psychological stress.
It is version 3 and I still prefer WPF. WPF is a masterpiece. It is a shame it is essentially abandoned.
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Have you considered that the non-homeowner population might be voting for policies that increase the tent cities and open drug use, in the hopes of making the city unlivable for the rich and getting them to flee and put their properties on the market?
> Housing is literally exclusively a supply and demand problem. If you want rent to go down, allow more building. End of story.

Uh, no? Suburbs reaching further out, without the infrastructure to support them, are not a happy ending. High risers in the wrong places cause infrastructure overload too. Putting high risers in the right places will ruin someone's vista. Hardly unsolvable, but far from "just build more".
A startup I've worked for in the past had one of the smartest cofounder/CTOs I've ever worked with. He was also arrogant as heck. The engineering team inherited his arrogance and it was quite an insufferable place to work. I left that company for a number of reasons, this was certainly one of them.

I get it. When I was young in startups a decade ago I was often called the rockstar or ninja. I was arrogant then too. It felt good. But it doesn't do good for people who come into the company later. The culture is already toxic by the time the team is growing. Now that I'm older, I'm extremely mindful of this behavior now and make sure I don't repeat these mistakes as a team lead.

There are tons of other tips and advice for this position too, but this was definitely the first thing to come to mind.
I recently bought a Chenbro SR30169 for my backup storage. It’s super compact but also quite noisy.

Instead, I’d recommend getting a µATX tower with sound dampening preinstalled. The extra interior space also makes installation and maintenance a lot easier.
My heart skipped a beat. Why is it extremely difficult to be honest about wanting to make a profit one day?,
"Long Covid" is a myth. People claim it exists all the time, but there is no evidence for it (excluding very rare, isolated cases).
You know I saw his post and I thought... hmm maybe he's right. Then you go and confirm that we aren't talking past each other. You just don't seem to get that there is indeed demand for this kind of truck for local use.

Again, look at Volvo's site. They understand this market, they've been in it for 50+ years.
Finnish public healthcare does what any other public healthcare does: they will prioritize because there's infinite demand for services and limited resources, and they can't quicksort their customers by purchasing power.

So, if your condition won't get worse in a few weeks/months, you wait, and get the free healthcare when they have time (within some legal limits). They'll be too busy working on the more acute cases while you're waiting.

You can certainly pay for your own dentist visits. I do - not because the waiting lines (I could just book my annual check at the same time each year and get the visit roughly annually) - but because I trust my dentist, and I want the same person to do my teeth each time. Most people do, I think, because public dentistry services weren't included for adults for decades until 2000's or so. So, you would get public dentists till you're 18 and then pay for your private dentist after that. That actually worked pretty well in its time but now that everyone is allowed public dentist visits there are queues.

You can pay to see a medical doctor as well. There's a large number of private medical clinics that will take you in the very same day. Some people use their own money to buy that service but most commonly people use these via their employer's healthcare benefit or via private insurance. For example, if you have kids you can buy them a private insurance for 150-200€ per kid per year and should they acutely need a doctor you can just take them to any private clinic instead of waiting in the emergency reception in a public healthcare center or hospital. But if it's something really acute you'd be taken in anyway, so many people will just use the public service.
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This is a good exercise to make a rough comparison like ths.

However, actually a junior would make something like ~3k€ before taxes in Helsinki, not after taxes. The taxes are (very) progressive, at that income level it's something like 27% in Finland.
Thanks for this! I am trying to integrate something similar into my custom CMS.
The GitHub CEO Nat Friedman (https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=natfriedman) personally reached youtube-dl dev on IRC to offer an helping hand. https://twitter.com/t3rr4dice/status/1320660235363749888 (via TorrentFreak)
HTML.

Accessible, lighter, works on screen readers, extensible, a standard.
Exactly. Have the "local changes" in Intellij be synchronized, and let the developer rearrange them for commits.
There really hasn't ben full scale mass naval conflict since WW2. The Falkland Islands is the closest, and yes, anti-ship missiles proved quite potent.

Keep in mind some of the articles about carrier vulnerability are just empty nonsense. Carriers don't operate alone. The air wing gives them an enormous area of awareness. The group always has multiple ships with AEGIS and plenty of defensive missiles. A combination of a submarine and anti-submarine helicopters protects them from subsurface attacks.

It's an arms race, an important one, but it's not quite as one sided as some of these articles portray. Remember, improvements to missile technology helps defensive interception too.
> 3000 additional people being hospitalized.

Not merely hospitalized, but in intensive care units. Do you know how many intensive care units we have? 9000 people in ICU is the saturation point, that's why it's quoted.
Or just use caddy and get SSL included within seconds...
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Epubs are zip files, I wrote PHP code that generates the file using the specification. Use the command line apps that already exists if those do the job but if you want to control exactly how the epub content looks don't be afraid dig a bit.
There is a limit to how many students a teacher can effectively teach at once. It's far below a million.
As someone that hasn't had to use any captcha services, does an alternate like hCaptcha not have feature parity with reCaptcha?
> The campaign is targeted for top talent in the US west coast, so primely the participants are chosen from the US.

oh well...
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Out of the loop, didn't know reCAPTCHA became paid. After a quick Google search I can only see that the Enterprise version is paid,but v3 isn't.

Can one still use v3 and not pay for Enterprise?
Sony has some wireless headphones that contain an MP3 player, but if you want to keep your existing headphones or have a screen that probably isn’t a good solution!
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it honestly sounds just like you don't know what you are doing and docker was made for you