skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Very similar to Conventional Commits[1], with this structure:

<type>[optional scope]: <description>

[optional body]

[optional footer(s)]

It's supported by pre-commit[2], which is an excellent way to set up commit rules and linting.

[1] https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/

[2] https://pre-commit.com/
Techno-Optimism for the 2020's
Is it anti-social behavior if a company tells you, 'do X or else'? Even recently plenty of companies have told employees that they can move and work remotely but they had better report it so their salary can be adjusted. The penalty for not reporting being firing.

Ultimatums shouldn't be a frequent occurrence but they are a part of business relationships. It seems a bit unfair for an employer to treat an employee ultimatum as a fireable offense when company policies are sometimes the equivalent.

Employees sometimes decide that an employer ultimatum is offensive and quit sometimes too. But I don't think it is nor should be a set-in-stone rule that an employee that issues an ultimatum should be terminated.
Related reading: https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2017/06/19/sometimes-float...
"The FCC is fully transitioning to electronic correspondence and will no longer print or provide wireless licensees with hard-copy authorizations or registrations by mail."

They're so close, yet so far away.
What do you mean? Those things will still be recorded normally.
Corona doesn’t kill you by overdose, hanging or self-inflicted gunshots.
eg: voat vs reddit

when reddit started banning objectionable subs

edit: it is even more true than I thought. Look at the homepage of https://voat.co at your own risk.
> next to MIT where real estate was essentially free

Is MIT built in/near a dump or something? Or you mean it was but definitely isn’t essentially free now? Or?
The role is to align those various parties in the direction of success. Imo, that success is a function of the respective stage of the company. The conversation that goes, why do you believe in this company, what product risks did you take that didn't pan out and why, what can you tell me about our customers, and what are the factors in the growth trajectory of our company, should be a fast filter.

Reality is by the 2-3rd interview, a PM candidate necessarily knows as much about your product or company as a prospective customer and the least technical sales person, and presumably they would buy what you are selling. Get them to sell your product back to you.If you are an enterprise interviewer, you're basically looking for polish and acumen, and if you are a startup I'd recommend looking for self awareness. A mismatch is basically a time bomb, so understand your own business.

The best PMs I have ever met were amazing because part of being that smart is they were strategic about the products they took on. This upstream eye for growth and the ability to be a part of it, which they had consciously developed with experience (and some, mainly elite, education), positioned them for success because growth beats literally everything. Ask what they think the factors in the growth trajectory of your product are.
I also appreciate man pages, hate it when they are missing. The (Free)BSD man-pages are truly great, I’d never have to google anything if others held the same standard.
I hate to write the following sentence, but you don’t know me and the experiences I’ve had throughout my life.

The stabbed, jail, etc... you mentioned... yeah, I’ve seen that first hand a few times, know many people who have gone to jail and are still in it for a myriad of reasons. Seeing & having that stuff around you doesn’t mean you grow poor.

I did the 6 year community college plan; I failed out of college and by every metric on my academic record, I should be a complete failure, but hey, I’m not!

All the issues you of poverty and how crippling it is, I completely agree with, but what you don’t understand is that it’s all a decision. It’s a decision to live how you are or seek a return that will be realized down the road at some unknown point. I understand what I just said would be extremely difficult for someone who would be in that current situation, but it doesn’t deny them the ability to seek that reward at some point down the road.

As I’ve said, it’s all a choice on what to do with your time. The fight within is the most difficult thing anyone could ever face, but face it one must to change.

One of my favorite sayings is “you’re not going to change until the pain of change is less than the pain of staying the same.” Basically... one must hate oneself so much that it would be easier to change than to live another day as one currently does.

Wanna guess how I changed? I hated myself that much.
No cruft, no cdn domains and no javascript.

I gave up on reddit a couple years back, but this might make me rethink.

With so many things turning to mud, this is a good thing.

What I cannot figure out is how they do the [-] show/hide stuff without javascript?

Even hacker news - which is relatively lightweight - uses javascript for that.

EDIT: ...and I'm back. It's like eating a box of candy for dinner - sugar rush and no nutrition.
Well, they’d argue that, while there was no TOS at sale, they did have a “shrink wrap EULA” that said “agree to these terms or return the item” and the terms included a “we can change these terms at any time but you can’t” clause.

It’s ridiculous, but it’s the way it is now (in the US).
Being labeled a nutcase for cycling is a cultural issue, -25°C isn't that bad as long as the roads and bicycle paths are plowed.
That's exactly what I do. Hang them up after riding (on a hanger in the garage) so they dry, then wash with normal detergent and sometimes maybe a bit of powdered OxyClean (sodium percarbonate).

I've had phenomenally gross post-ride jerseys (literally crusted with sweat), but doing this they don't get stinky. I agree that the key is to not let them stay wet and let bacteria grow in it. Get them dry fast, all is good.
I think probably there will be some costs associated with creating and manufacturing this vaccine...
Beach Ball Jump – spend time on the beach on your phone
Discover the Importance of a Balanced Diet and Exercise
Definitely, I agree with that a lot. That the process as-is would force them to justify not hiring an American over the foreign employee who already works for them just feels so strange to me.
I think there might be some good reasons to let that alone.
It's a lot more difficult to do with billionaires around, especially the ones appointed to cabinet level positions in government.
> 1. Programmers who don’t code in their spare time for fun will never become as good as those that do.

Not surprised that this would be controversial.

> 17. Software development is just a job.

A bit disappointed that #17 is controversial in principle, though it is certainly a hobby for some and a religion/obsession for others. Maybe what I'm looking for is "Software development can be just a job and that's OK - it doesn't have to be an all-consuming passion that devours all of your waking hours, even if your employer or boss thinks it should be. People with varied interests can be better developers than people who have few interests outside of software development or computing technology. Most software applications depend on expertise outside of software development, often knowledge in a specific application domain (such as science, mathematics, engineering, game design, business, or communication) as well as expertise in computer-human interaction or sociotechnical design."

Hopefully that wouldn't be particularly controversial, but it probably would be. ;-p
The point of the question was more to address your surprise that there virtually all vegans would not eat lab-grown meat. (Sorry if I misunderstood your original post.)

Yes, agree that maybe some vegans would go back to eating meat if it was lab-grown. But my guess is that most vegans (anecdotal going from the ones that I know) would not eat lab-grown meat, just like people in general probably wouldn't eat lab-grown human meat. I mean, if human meat is 'no-go', why would animal meat be ok?

This is all from the perspective of being vegan for ethical reasons. If someone is vegan only for health or environmental reasons, then maybe they won't care so much. But my experience is that people that go vegan for health/environment quickly change to be more ethically focused.

> Cells taken from “source” chickens are cultured in a laboratory

And then there is also the discussion whether lab-grown meat actually resolves the ethical issues. I mean, in order to grow the meat the lab has to initially source some cells from animals. Any vegan for ethical reasons would oppose that.
Indeed it is very dumb because it does not categorise countries by development, in actuality is it only about their political alignment - 'neutral' countries were third world.
Actually snark works quite a bit better in academic discourse, where the communities are smaller and more cohesive. It doesn't work well in large, open internet forums like this one, where it basically just triggers an avalanche of tedious and ever-worse behavior. I'm not making a moral point—rather an empirical one about this particular type of internet environment. Here's a related explanation from a few weeks ago if anyone cares: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25130956

In a context like this, snark doesn't encourage people to "go do their own research" or save "impressionable / gullibile minds", nor is that really what people care about. (If it were, they'd expend energy doing those things in a way that might actually work.) Rather, its function is to vent one's own frustrations by translating them into concentrated language. The effect this has on community is to pollute it with fumes.

This is destructive of the ecosystem, unless one is happy with a single species, the snark, consuming all the others. Therefore we all need to find better ways of self-regulating and containing our frustrations. Then we can address other people in a way that has a chance of connecting with them.
That’s why I didn’t write everyone. For the people that have those type of scenarios, that’s just horrible and society, if possible should help.
If you're unfamiliar with criticisms of critical race theory then you might find this useful: https://newdiscourses.com/2020/06/reasons-critical-race-theo...
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tag allows you to do that iirc. I use it on my site and works fine to hide things that you can expand upon when clicked.
Cellular clocks may not be so useful with this.

Your eye has "extra flexibility" to focus at birth (that is, it can focus beyond infinity and nearer than is useful), but it slowly hardens and becomes less flexible. Around age 40-50 is when you really start to notice the loss in range, assuming you had something close to a normal balance between distance and near vision to begin with.
There's nothing paradoxical about this. In fact, people arguing for platforms to more heavily moderate content are implicitly requesting what you describe.

Actively silencing voices doesn't stop those people from speaking or change their minds, but it does push them to find new places to converse with others who share their ideas. As such, it should come as no surprise that people with fringe or hateful views make up many of the early adopters on explicitly lightly moderated platforms.
Do you think that lack of privacy is a good thing? If so you should update your profile with more information-- it's currently empty.
I would expect deaths of despair to be slow-moving and not follow peaks of infection, as is with excess mortality:

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/excess-mortality-raw-deat...
Alpha was optimized for a much older process node. If some group managed to fabricate it on a 5nm node, it would most likely not boot; at best it would burn a bunch of power and not be that much faster than its .25um cousins.
Time machine doesn't need to mean seeing deleted comments. I think it would be neat if you could see what the front-page look like at certain times.
How seemingly differently YouTube treats controversial videos about CIA and DHS
Yes, very much so. I need a PO who can answer that question, and I judge the competence of a PO based on their ability to do so. I don't care about the requirements or feature list you drew up until you can explain to me what problem you're trying to solve. It's vital both from a product polish standpoint and a personal satisfaction standpoint, to be able to visualize a real person using this thing to solve real-life problems at the end of the process.
it can be done pretty easily with an anchor tag and an href.
King's Day Speech (2016)
It was the same in Destiny 2; the game would do everything in its power to keep you at 50% win rate which generally meant win, lose, repeat.
Google is reportedly building its own processor for Pixels and Chromebooks
It even works in GitHub Markdown: I use it to put long code snippets/examples into a fold.
No one can manage projects, especially technology projects
>your modern day browser would have been a Java app.

Not so distant to J2ME browsers like Opera Mini, and today with Android I am not sure. Chrome is C++, but on Android everything gets blurred.
It’s “all too common” because it’s how most 1st world economies work (though to be fair: your fear-based view and false belief that it is anomalous is the true “all too common” viewpoint). Case in point is the US that has been running deficit budgets for decades - and yet it still exists! It is still an economic power house! The general disconnect is that nearly all discretionary spending is directed towards the military, which somehow eludes all those who ask the question “but how are we going to pay for that?” whenever anyone proposes providing money to people who definitively need it.
Jeff Bezos does not exist in a vacuum. There is no world in which you reduce Bezos' net worth by that much without affecting the rest of the economy. I already mentioned a couple possible effects. I'm sure there are many others including ones that nobody will think of until after they happen.

I also don't see how you talk about fair while proposing to enact a special tax to target one specific individual. That seems more like a personal vendetta than an economic policy.
A lot of it boils down to another entry on that list

> Use your brain

IE, here is your confidence in our code (0...100%) and here are tools to increase that confidence (unit testing, integration testing, monitoring, etc.). At that point it is straightforward to say, "does this unit test increase my confidence?" and then go onwards. The thing is you need to learn to accurately gauge your confidence which can be difficult at times, especially when you are dealing with unknown unknowns, but if you iterate on it you get to a place where problems pop up in the areas you are least comfortable with and that is a good signal you're at least approximating it correctly.
I inferred from the comment that Reddit posters are mostly young men, not that groups predominately composed of young women don't exhibit group think.

I'm not a Reddit user but a quick Google search confirms the ratio of males to females on Reddit is at least 2:1 and possibly 3:1.

There are also various other phenomena that suggest Reddit users of any gender or interest might see a disproportionate number of male posters, but we needn't go near those treacherous waters given the above numbers.
I buy weed from dealers in NYC. It’s all imported from California. It’s substantially more expensive than buying it from a vendor in legal state. I bought six vape cartridges a couple of weeks ago for $250.

All that to say, it’s already being taxed. It’s just that NYC isn’t getting the revenue. If NYC does ever legalize it and taxes the hell out of it, I still bet I end up paying less.

I’m sure I could find a cheaper dealer but I trust these dealers and the quality is excellent.
It was a sad day for the whole industry but nobody knew that yet.
Dumping is rarely good for any economies. That’s why the US had anti dumping laws for their own market.
That's certainly the case. But the internet is basically stateless. No matter how many times you've explained something in the past, statistically speaking you're always talking to an audience who's never heard it before. Since it's neither nice nor effective to punish people for that by venting one's frustrations at them, the only thing that really works is to patiently repeat oneself and manage the frustration internally.
Changing routines is hard. Just because people can spend time moving about outside doesn't mean they will. Just like because people can eat healthy food in appropriate amounts doesn't mean we don't have an obesity problem.

For example, someone could have used to walk to work, or walk to lunch. Or just spent more time walking about an office building than their home office. Or had a routine of hitting the gym after work, but be unable to find the same motivation to work out at home.
Have you used? Because you’re wrong.
I’d like to instead say “static typing without type inference” to be pedantic. I quite like writing scripty stuff in Haskell, and the type system helps in it actually running correctly sooner.
Probably not. Age-related near vision loss is due to the lens of your eye losing flexibility with age, and not being able to change shape as much to focus on near things, and not any kind of baseline refractive error.
PKCE: What and Why
I thought the reason for the advancement for science and technology was for the betterment of humankind and not dreams of becoming a billionaire.
If there was a lab grown meat that tasted like human, would it perpetuate an unhealthy obsession with cannibalism?
My advice as a user of CLI:

- no emojis please, ever

- if you want to make it look nice, use ANSI escape codes for color rather than emojis. even then, don't use color alone to convey meaning because it will most likely get destroyed by whatever you're piping it to.

- please take the time to write detailed man pages, not just a "--help" screen

- implement "did you mean?" for typos (git style) and potentially dangerous commands

- separate the interface into a tree of subcommands (Go/Docker/AWS style) rather than a flat assortment of flags

- if you are displaying tabular data, present an ncurses interface

- (extremely important) shell completion for bash and zsh
One time a friend and I built an app for a weekend hackathon competition called Rails Rumble.

At the time (2010), link shortening services were all the rage, but they were being used to obfuscate malware links. To fight this, we wanted to create a link shortening service that couldn't be used for malware. Instead of redirecting to a webpage, it broke the page apart into its core elements so you could see what it was about before you visited it. If the site had photos, we even put them into a nice looking image gallery that you could peruse.

We finished the project in 72 hours and got an honorable mention for the competition, but we didn't win. A month later, our free server hosting we were given for the competition was about to expire. I logged in to spin the whole thing down.

Poking around the DB a bit, I realized our little weekend project had thousands of links shortened and the traffic for the site was actually exceeding the limits of the server. Looking at the URLs, I realized they all had one thing in common; they were all porn sites. The simple inclusion of the image gallery had inadvertently created a porn scraping service. It was like your browser's reader view, but perfect for adult sites!

It was so obvious in retrospect, but sometimes in your rush to build an idea, you can be completely blind to its true nature. This time it was amusing, but the next time it could be dangerous, and the lesson always stuck with me.
What are your thoughts on this?

"Does supplemental Vitamin D help prevent Covid-19?"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pq8_mFotS64
> It’s my belief that it boils down to a few things: - self learning - dedication

Opportunity is the biggest differentiator among the rich and poor.

Intelligence is fairly evenly distributed in our society, being poor doesn't mean you are dumb and lazy it means that you haven't had all the opportunities that a rich person has.

These opportunities are from simple things like individual tutoring, vacations and time to relax, to being able to fly across country to take an unpaid/underpaid internship, to having mentors. It also means more complex opportunities like living in better areas with a greater chance to meet like minded people and having better/more dumb luck.

Opportunities among the poor aren't equal either. A rural poor kid has less access to things than the equally poor kid that lives in the big city. These things include industry outreach, better libraries, museums, concerts, better schools, all around greater access.

Rather focusing solely on educating and motivating a populous, we should also be figuring out how to provide better opportunities for our citizens. Instead of H1-B's we might be better off forcing companies to hire kids that didn't go to a small select number of schools, or to hire people from middle America, or just incentivize them to hire and train Americans.

Further we could expand our broadband infrastructure, provide a computer and internet to every person in America who doesn't have access to neither.
I know you probably have no interest in selling them but if anyone else has old band/concert shirts you should look them up on ebay first before getting rid of them. Some can be worth quite a lot.
Would you consider moving away from the north east? Because you would probably be able to at least get interviewed at a national lab. But only Brookhaven is in NY and that is one that I have very little experience with.

If you were willing to entertain the idea of New Mexico then the labs might be an option for you.
New ones pop up to replace the ruined ones. I love Reddit and still find it very useful.
Personally, I would definitely choose to die of Ebola rather than Fatal Insomnia. You get slowly driven insane by your inability to sleep. Truly one of the worst ways to go.
The video promo on the home page makes this look awesome! Can't wait to try.
Seriously. I'm marginally above average and the SBMM in Destiny 2 was a nonstop rollercoaster of win, lose, repeat. Imo it made it difficult to learn, since the game alternated between giving me awful teammates and skilled opponents and giving me skilled teammates and awful opponents.

Now that it's gone for most modes, it feels better. Games where I lose don't feel so simply because the game wanted me to lose.
Any way to maintain flexibility through diet and exercise?
Apple still has dealer network with direct sell. But there are so many can’t imagine just manufactures.
Legislators aren't especially influenced by big tax contributors and the same taxes would be paid by the manufacturer-owned stores anyway. It's just that once the dealer network is created they become a large and highly motivated special interest group. The dozens or hundreds of people that work at each dealership and their families have mostly outnumbered the voters who care strongly about the ability to buy direct, but this has been changing lately.
Tricky things get dismissed out of hand. Treated as depression.

Oh you have anxiety. Take some anti-depressants.

Umm doctor my entire right side is completely numb.

Doctor: see a neurologist. Umm that’s a 3 month wait.

Neurologist. Take this pill call me in six months. We got about 10 meds to get through before I can start on the good ones.
I think we are saying the same thing. Though I’ll add that are a lot of people in positions of power openly running with that opinion at their tech firms, and that does influence ideals around tech innovation.

Also running an ethical business goes far beyond adhering to rules and regulations, as many of them don’t currently penalize unethical practices.
Questions continue after death of former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh
Depends on what you are doing. If it’s just a transformation or display of data, there’s no reason not to do what the user meant.