skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interestingly, the few times I've been there SF felt cozy (I live in a metro area of over twenty million).

It's all relative, I suppose.
Thanks for this, hadn't run into this source before. Passing along to some professors!
living in a place too cold to survive on the street probably makes a difference too...
Forward your adoption time frames by 100 years. Maybe even less.

There are no longer "entry" and "exit" points because everyone uses it and accepts it. Crypto is a good as cash. Anything you can do with a suitcase full of illicit hundred dollar bills today, you can do with your phone tomorrow.
what's the use case? certainly the performance impact will suffer at scale, so what's the usable limit before disadvantages outweigh the advantages of being able to use git?
For context this was effectively the end of the post civil war reconstruction era.

> By 1905, nearly all black men were effectively disenfranchised by state legislatures in every Southern state.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compromise_of_1877
> Frankly, it it not a coincidence that Silicon Valley and companies like SpaceX are in the US. They are direct results of the military ecosystem that has developed there.

SpaceX is the direct result of a South African who studied in Canada and came to the US because that's what he wanted to do. The idea that the US "military ecosystem" could claim "direct" responsibility for what Elon has achieved is an insult to him.
This is a very biased article with anecdotal evidence and numbers made to seem big without any frame of reference
Saying "it's math, yerhonner" is itself handwaving. My point is that a court doesn't need to fixate on the crpytographic impossibilities. They can rely on literally any other evidence. They can gladly drag your friends into court to answer questions. Any of your other assets can be seized or frozen.

Folks who think cryptocurrencies are magic cheat codes are just not aware of the flexibility and enormous powers that a court has to overwhelm mechanistic attempts to defeat their decisions.
I would export the DB and use that for your diff/version control:

sqlite3 yourdb.sqlite .dump

If you really want to track the binary e.g. inside git, but still see textual diffs you would put that into your .gitconfig:

[diff "sqlite3"]
textconv = sqlite3 $1 .dump
Or support Internet freedom: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_Singapo...
Once, there was a French city planning department that couldn't decide what to do with all the fresh water that they had. So they voted to BURy the WATER, which was CRAzy.

Bur + eau + cracy
Yes, it's true, but it's not the first time people choose inferior technology. Just look at windows :)))))

I am kidding of course.
I can only speak for those in the web tech industry, but salaries go from 4-6k euros. Take-home pay would be in the region of 2.5-4.5k most likely.

I've seen a lot of whining about the high taxes here, but honestly this is not a European way of thinking. You are safe here. You have a safety net if things don't go right in your work or health.

Taxes are also super simple. You tell the tax office your predicted income, you get a percentage and give it to your employer. You don't have any other dealings with them unless you need to adjust it due to change in income, or you have some expenses to lower your tax percentage before the end of the tax year. It's highly efficient and works well.
I think the content of your emails are being classified as possible spam. I think it’s that simple.
I don't know what exactly you consider "city life," but Los Angeles does not come anywhere close to San Francisco by my definition.

The second-class treatment of public transit over car-driving alone is awful. I don't have to worry about being stranded ANYWHERE in the bay because I didn't finish what I was doing by 5pm, unlike my last trip to Santa Monica.
Techinically, you are right, but as with the treaty with Iran[0], or the Paris Agreement[1], etc. the US can leave. The US can basically do what it wants, and the political consequences are relatively minor.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Comprehensive_Plan_of_Ac...

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_Agreement#Withdrawal_fro...
Is it? It looked to me like EH2 might have lower single-thread performance.
They're all paid into by workers, taxes are taxes.
How about 'giant snails that attacked villages and kingdoms?' I mean, that would be the cool answer.
It certainly can be. Sometimes you start in one language but then need to integrate with something else that really only works well with a different language.
30 mins east of downtown is farmland
Playing the devil’s advocate here: he surely doesn’t need to do this. I assume there are enough great devs at Shopify. So why does he do it? Because it’s fun? Because he can relax? Maybe his time as CEO would be better spent not coding?
> non-voters ... Landowners tend to be older, established voters ... city council panders to [voters]

surprise, surprise, if you don't vote and assert your civic duty and rights, you don't get included in the process to decide the direction of society.

> view property as an investment while also wanting it to be affordable. These are mutually exclusive.

they aren't - investment is supposed to increase the efficiency of production, thus increasing the availability of said product. The issue here is that land is scarce, and can be made more scarce by various laws. Building/construction costs have decreased somewhat, but the major cost is the land, and lack of density leads to lower supply.

> Anything other than permitting tons of new building is at best a band-aid over a hole in the dam.

yes, this is exactly it. However the people _want_ low density, but affordable! Both cannot be true. And thus, here there is conflict.
As far as language goes, my advice for learning a new one would be the exact opposite of what you say. Force yourself to use the language all the time, everywhere. Otherwise people will just default to English with you, and you'll have a hard time learning the local language.

It'll be very stressful for a few months, but, in my experience, will get you conversing in about half a year.
> #1 Happiest country in the world

As a Finn, this is always funny to hear. I have no idea where they draw their conclusions from. :^)
> The courses at university are hard to get into and in demand and there's not intensive courses shaped around the realistic work/life schedule of technology professionals.

Sounds like a market ripe for disruption :) "Finnish for Tech Professionals"
Finally live. No bullshit asset comparison driven by pure data not opinions
It is a very legitimate concern. All it takes is one cancer.
I agree that lockdowns are tough,

but the economy is going to be trashed anyway if people are sick, disabled, dead or simply feel unsafe.

And the lockdown wasn't so bad, and the economy not so badly damaged if you did it properly the first time. - Life's pretty good in New Zealand right now.
Really cool since I often migrate code from notebooks to modules.
Their rebranding and name switching is not very reassuring to me. I ordered two Red Plus drives (WD101EFAX) last month, but the drives I got are labeled "Red". I remember seeing some fine print (maybe on their website or in the box I got) which said "you might get drives that look like they are Red, but we promise they totally are Red Plus ...". That said, the drives are working fine AFAICT and I honestly don't know enough about hard drives to tell the difference.
Yes. Because of policies that favor landowners housing in California has become primarily an investment instead of a place to live.

However it's not simple supply and demand. We have a ton of "speculative demand" which increases when prices rise and we can't reasonably stop that by building more. Yes California needs to build but even if we started Shanghai levels of growth today it's unlikely we'd get affordable cities before climate change renders the state unlivable.

We need to kill land speculation and taxes are the right way to do that.
Don't be obtuse.

A mainstream rightwing media figure is out there expressing nostalgia for the good old days of mob violence and when you could just lynch your opponents and calling for a civil war (as well as beheading Fauci). This is also in the context of armed extremists threatening people who are just trying to count the results of the election. Police are required to escort them in and out of counting locations in some cities for their protection [1].

Even his former whitehouse colleagues have expressed disgust at the statement. You don't have to pretend that this is at all appropriate just because Bannon is on the same "team" as you and companies like Twitter and Google have no requirement to be a mouthpiece for calls to violence.

[1] https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/otilliasteadman/fears-f...
Given the amount of investment WD has made into the ecosystem its questionable how much money they have made yet. In the long run they will make a fair amount of money, but the cost of developing all these chips, supporting the open source ecosystem and tooling and so on is not free.

Apparently they were able to take over the SPARC people that were dropped by Oracle.
It was more of a rhetorical question, to make the point that you saying "one has to be careful with what the majority supports" doesn't really offer any solutions because it's unclear who we should listen to, if we don't listen to the majority.
Out of pocket does not mean what normal people think it should mean. Your actual out of pocket can be far larger, up to unlimited.

First, every dollar you pay does not count towards the insurance company tally of "out of pocket". Often it is a tiny fraction. I've personally had years where my true out of pocket was in the several thousands but according to the insurance company my "out of pocket" was less than $100. With that kind of multiplier you can see one can easily spend many tens of thousands before reaching the nominal limit according to insurance company. How do they do this? Because they can and there's nothing to stop them.

Also, insurance plans have caps on what they'll pay. End up in the hospital for months and exceed the limits and it's all out of pocket, which can be in the millions.

Also, these don't include things like prescriptions. A friend (working at a FAANG in SV) spends about $50K/year out of pocket on medicines for chronic conditions.
Yeah but leave the means of staging alone.
I worked at a SaaS company where the founder CEO had a sales background. He'd hop into the inside sales (read: smile and dial) team desk once a quarter or so and practice pitching cold-to-warm-ish leads over the phone.

It was super motivating for the reps, mostly junior in that role, to see their CEO doing it and remaining empathetic to what they're facing every day.

Not sure if that's like... the best reason in the world when he could be doing other more important things, but it was definitely a morale booster for the company to see him in the pit once in a while.
Anyone who has taken up this course? How deep is this course?
> If you benefit from society to the point where you're the leader of such a company, for goodness sake, give a little back gracefully, that's progressive taxation and it has been one of the foundations of our society since 1862.

100%. I think we agree on more that we disagree about, but we happen to be talking about Prop L.

The question on L is what's any of this have to do with the amount of money made by a CEO's employees? Should a CEO of a small number of highly paid employees be taxed less than the CEO of a large number of blue collar employees? That doesn't make any sense.

People talk about the ratio of employee to CEO pay because it's a quantifiable indicator of underlying causes. Trying to change the indicator directly misses the point. Why is the city so unaffordable to the working class? That's not being solved by this.
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I was reading up on the box 13 scandal when lbj was elected to the senate in 1948 in highly suspicious circumstances.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Box_13_scandal

There is strong resistance to electoral reorganization and reform in the US (Gabbard's HR5147 Securing America’s Elections Act bill for example). One has to assume US political operatives insist on this wiggle room, which sometimes makes the US republic's democracy look very sketchy to other nations.
I think lifetime caps are now illegal thanks to Obamacare?
Worst case scenario, you go abroad within the EU for that, and pay out of pocket. You just make sure to vet out the dentists well. Italians often go to Croatia for dental care. But, Poland has good cheap dental care too.
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If you can circumvent the technological measure it isn't effectively controlling access, is it?
I think the GP is trying to say that because of the military ecosystem in the US, it was easier for him to 1. find a large customer and 2. get r&d funding. Note that he says "They are direct results of the military ecosystem that has developed there."

Why do you think Elon Musk chose to start SpaceX in the US?
A couple of useful links:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Attribute/d

https://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/paths.html#PathData (SVG 1.1 spec) or https://svgwg.org/svg2-draft/paths.html#DProperty (SVG 2 spec); the two are much of a muchness.
They also appear to have chosen to use riot fencing that is designed to coercively maximize the difficulty of traversal. They could have chosen fencing for which traversal would require intent, but ultimately allow it.
More likely Behance. Adobe is probably more aggressive on the legal front
The biggest objection in this thread is to the 10% overhead of containers, so it seems strange to see the 100% overhead of two separate computers as a better solution.

And at some point the code has to go from dev code to production code. If you're managing dev and production in different ways, then you're going to have to spend significant time "productionising" your dev code (listing dependencies in the right formats etc.). And the bigger the gap between the machine you develop on and the machine you deploy to, the higher the risk of production-only bugs. So keeping your dev workstaion as similar as possible to a production server - and installing dependencies etc. in a way that's compatible with production from day 1 - makes a lot of sense to me.
The legal system, in its infinite wisdom, makes it illegal for rich and poor alike to sleep on a park bench.
I don't deny there's racism, but I'm not the offender, because of the appearance of my skin if I don't see enough sun. Neither are my kids. People who believe in self-identity do not honor that I don't identify myself as a white person. My people have never colonized countries, never had slaves - on the contrary, we've been slaves for a total of 7 centuries throughout our history! So, I sympathize and try to help, but, please, don't send my kids home crying with the guilt of being perceived as white people! This is not helping solve the racial issues by building up more unfairness! Racism is an individual guilt, it cannot be a collective one - just like any other crime. Accusing people of profiling Arabs as terrorists while profiling white people as inherently racist - how is this fair?!
Not any hint, it was known among 5ch forum dwellers since they came out. Those disks had platter counts, disk capacities and other specs that do not coincide with CMR configurations according to them.
> My point being: UIs (GUIs) are not just for non-power users—they are indeed for power users as well.

Hear hear. GitLab has ably demonstrated that their business model works and isn't replicable by hyper-clouds mostly due to making sure the UI is the differentiator (selling it at a premium) and not the APIs (in Micro's case, the CLI) [0]. Micro may want to focus back again on the UI, given they are more or less in the same domain (open-core devtools).

[0] https://www.heavybit.com/library/video/commercial-open-sourc...
Sounds like you want what I want: A system where code development has the automatic synchronization and backup of Dropbox, coupled with the programmer-controlled atomic change sets, branching, and merging of git.
Oh wow. You seem to have guessed it, that was supposed to say, “The scale of the problem is almost impossible to overstate.”
2020 Benfords
I'm willing to bet that Airbnb monthly is just as convenient.
I lived in a country where almost nobody was rich and it was fine. Then in the nineteens regonomics happened national resources were privatized and we had millionaires popping up until they almost literlly bankrupted the nation in the great recession of 2008.

Sorry but in my experience nothing ever good comes out of K shaped economy. I have a good reason to be salty towards the rich. I know that currently they are paying my salaries, but I am also aware that I am contributing more towards the wealth they are retrieving then I am. So strictly speaking I don’t need them. But even so, I would be fine if my entire industry would collapse and would leave me unemployed if it meant that the wealth the rich folks are accumulating at record pace would be distributed towards the working classes of every nation. I would rather make minimum wage in a world where that was the norm then to be taken advantage of by a wealthy class who consistently adds to their own wealth while the rest either stays the same or gets poorer.
I'd love to see it, but there's only a small pool of people who can teach the language and they're probably already doing it.
> Your retained-mode GUI framework isn't doing dirty rectangles anymore anyway; it's going to redraw everything anyway.

Does this refer to the one presented in the top-level comment or a retained-mode GUI framework in general (like GTK)? Because it's usually not true for the latter.
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We're complex biological machines originally engineered by statistics as optimized meat-sacks to transport and propagate a set of genes on a rock falling through the emptiness of space. The meat sacks got good at self-awareness, developed science, and built complex social and political institutions. There's no intrinsic meaning.

The purpose of our bodies is to carry and propagate genes. But, in the sense of taking self-awareness and the capacity for abstract thought into account it's about whatever we decide it's about. For most of human history it's been about finding enough food to not die, and not getting eaten by anything, and not getting killed by anyone, and not falling off of anything, and not freezing to death, and finding a better cave, and having sex.

Now people make it about everything from dying for their god, to serving their community, to smoking weed and speed-running Resident Evil.

What a time to be alive.
In addition to Thumb there are apparently at least MIPS16e ASE and PowerPC VLE.
but then if you did so, and the food had issues, where do the customer complain and get compensation from?

How do you prevent over-crowding of a location, and flow-on effect of crowds from said truck?

How do you make sure the waste products are sanely disposed?

And a million other concerns from third parties unrelated to the business, but is affected by its existence?
According to the man page, related to the -v option:

> In pkill's context the short option is disabled to avoid accidental usage of the option.

So at least in the version that I have installed (procps-ng 3.3.15), pkill -v results in an error message, not the catastrophic situation suggested by the parent comment.
Fully agree. So even SanDisk can sell products in such price.
I really enjoyed reading your arguments. Thank you for going deep!
imo Shopify is a company barely in control of its codebase.
Azure Monitor Application Insights Java 3.0 is now generally available
The CCP has several organizations to do online brigading, which are part of their non-military warfare doctrine against the US:

- 50 cent army (mainland civil servants paid per post)

- WeChat messages to adult diaspora and students

- United Front (overseas lobbies.)

You can learn more on the NTD Youtube channels.
Some districts in Philadelphia are extremely blue. 59 districts there had 0 votes for Romney in 2012: https://www.inquirer.com/philly/news/politics/20121112_In_59...
The program is useless w/o updates. Knowledge of it does nothing.
Consumer goods organizations are adapting by going D2C
He's also a lurker on news.yc: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=xal
Looks like there are a few teachers on Preply (no affiliation): https://preply.com/en/skype/finnish-tutors
As someone who has lived in this environment for this long, it doesn't work that way.

This is not a language that shares any traits with English. It is hard to get going, and the vocabulary takes a considerable amount of time.

You can't switch to Finnish at work, as you simply would not be able to get by, and you can't do it at home as it changes the dynamics of your relationship. This is not an excuse, it's reality.
Cloudflare even puts multiple captcha challenges for any request from the default browser on the Samsung S7 Edge. Granted it's an old phone at this point, and most users install Chrome on their phones, but I end up skipping a lot of websites on my phone rather than participate in furthering the misconception that "Chrome is the only browser".
north-south commute? You must be new here.
Totally arbitrary. In French 2ème Janvier 1900 would be the most common.
Like gender, race involves both racial identity and socially ascribed race. Privilege, which relates to (but is not in and of itself) passive participation in systematic racism (and, on the flip side, oppression and victimization by racism, whether active or passive) is mostly a factor of socially ascribed race, not racial identity.
I'm surprised tawk.to [1] hasn't got a mention yet. It was easy to set up and while quite limited, is free so perfect for our small startup.

[1] https://www.tawk.to/
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Thanks God. If you want to, you can praise others, too here in this thread. :-) I hope and pray the best for you.
Have you considered an alternative view? "People need to revolt against lack of country's social support which is clearly needed during for the problem at hand". Why is it health vs economy that's always raised rather than economy vs economy?

Also, countries which did serious lockdowns are doing relatively well in the end (NZ / Oz)
They probably don’t dog food anything they build. Usually the number one culprit in any industry.
2.5k - 4.5k sucks :/
Any good example repo where you can learn about the code as well as evolution by following the git log and commit history?
Censorship is a concept broader than government.
I'm curious what you found it biased in favor of? I didn't see the journalist as taking a perspective about whether any of the exodus is good or bad, just that it is happening.

I assume the anecdotal evidence you're referring to is the interviews with various people who have left, are leaving, or are in the communities where Californians are moving. What would you have preferred instead of interviews? There was also evidence offered in terms of rising home prices in Idaho. What would have been more convincing to you, and is that evidence currently available?
Snowfall != permanent snow cover. Helsinki still gets snow, it just doesn't stick around as long as it used to.

https://www.ilmatieteenlaitos.fi/lumitilastot