skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also, not opposed to building explody chemical plants near residential areas. But I suppose the Oracle folks moving in have enough money to avoid that.
Exactly, for some reason I worked a lot with Spring over the last 10 years.
I refactor any non-annotation based implementation first thing.

But I never gave in to Lombok until recently, I was seeing it as gimmick at best. Like.... Ok, it will generate getters and setters, so can any IDE.

Lombok actually makes writing and refactoring concise java code way easier. Eg: Macro like @builder allow to introduce immutability instantly. Notation of the form Dog.Builder().size(5).name("fido") are accessible for 'free' and are pretty reliable. ( read : you can tweak them if needed without looking a de-compiled code to understand what went wrong )

So, as much as I dislike Java and Spring. I think you are correct. A CRUD microservice can be expressed in reasonably concise way with the method you describe. ( and it's still plain old boring java code running on regular JVM )
Personal opinion (don’t @me, I have zero credibility here):

They are looking to establish a new name for themselves with the public, and right now is the perfect time to do it.

“We’re taking big tech to task for the safety of our children! You’ve seen the headlines about what they’ve let happen under their watch! The FTC is here for you!”
Well guys, yeah, you are right – we'd better make a blog section on our website. Will do that!
It's diversity of the uninteresting sort. Ethnic diversity doesn't imply ideological diversity.
The first developer I ever had to let go was good at coding competitions. He was a gambling addict and I feel like the coding competition thing had similar motivations... Get rich quick somehow.
Qualcomm is still the last important company who doesn't join AOmedia.
Your comment is technically correct, but the original description of “volatile” in the parent comment is much clearer. It may be fun to imagine what would happen if the compiler writer were malicious, but it doesn’t really help us understand C.

Just like C compilers assume that the program is correct, the writers of the C standard assume that the people reading it are not insane or malicious.
Some people think if they ignore science hard enough, it'll just make the problems go away.
Moffett + Sunnyvale in 100 years could be decently dystopic.
Why do you think this is? I find it really bizarre.

My own family in the Midwest kind of passive aggressively implies that they hope I “feel the effect” of these “oppressive laws” and I’m out here shooting guns, enjoying the desert on HOVs, and visiting Yosemite to bask in the beauty. Oppression seems like the last thing I’ve found here, honestly.

Like what grinds people’s gears so hard about CA? Really would love a clear answer
Apple supplier Wistron says India iPhone factory riot caused up to $7m in damage
From this comment, it looks like the search API was disabled in part because its usage has dramatically increased in the last few months:

https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/5216#issuecomment-7446585...

and PyPI can't handle the traffic. I wonder why the increase in traffic?
At least the front page might stop constantly having posts ranting about Californian cities. Reading about Texas not being liberal enough instead will be a refreshing change of pace.
It’s a scheduler bug (exposed by a race), but not due to priority inversion, as it wasn’t waiting on anything —- it was just being treated as a low priority task.

Android itself just isn’t very suited to real time tasks.
I don't think so, CDs have a spiral track, so the spiral would also have to be reversed.
There is a SCP that is used in the Ad astra canon. A book that shows how to remove any body part with certain pressure applied around it. They basically have a guy walk in to a donor center for a full donation and the surgeons pull him apart without any trauma and go to lunch. Has something to do with a extra brain lobe, augen lapen. Where the humans in that book are shown to have that and we do not.
High taxes are good because people will have less room to live? This doesn't sound like a good justification.
This is untenable in the general case. For example, consider this function:

int dereference(int *p) {
return *p;
}

What should the compiler do in this case? If I pass (int *)0x1283412 into this function, that's undefined behavior…should it just always warn?
> I think it's interesting that people forget anything network based tends to unwind just as fast as it winds up.

I think that largely depends on market dynamics.

For systems that benefit from strong, direct network effects, the vast majority of users will generally join whichever platform has the largest network. Once you are the clear market leader, you will enjoy fast(er) user growth. Even if your network starts to dwindle, most users will still gravitate to your platform so long as you maintain your market leadership.
Speaking with confidence is not enough to be taken seriously on this topic saturated with marketing, politics and mythomaniacs. Especially when a quick Google search is enough to find plenty of such attributions:

> The IP address was linked to the GRU HQ itself.
https://www.techradar.com/news/defending-against-nation-stat...

> one website that helped to coordinate them, StopGeorgia.ru, was hosted at an IP address that belonged to a company headquartered next to a GRU-connected military research institute
https://www.wired.com/story/us-blames-russia-gru-sweeping-cy...

> Dragos researcher Joe Slowik noticed that one IP address identifying a server in Hungary used in that APT28 campaign matched an IP address listed in the CISA advisory
https://www.wired.com/story/russias-fancy-bear-hack-us-feder...

> They used an Ip address that has been previously seen in other russian attributed attacks
https://abcnews.go.com/WNT/video/ip-address-linked-russia-dn...

List would go on and on, and this is only for Russia.
And yes I'm aware those sources are easily discarded as "non serious enough", as expected from the top results of a search engine I guess. Do your part and provide us with better sources.
While Houston doesn't have zoning use restrictions, apparently many neighborhoods have private land covenants that restrict redevelopment: https://kinder.rice.edu/urbanedge/2020/01/09/no-zoning-in-Ho... So in practice large projects usually will only occur in less wealthy neighborhoods where residents aren't savvy enough to enforce restrictions, and patterns of development end up looking pretty much like most of California. I'm sure it's still much cheaper to build in Texas, though, because the real costs in California aren't the restrictions, per se, but the uncertainty and time delays. Time is the real budget killer, and a silent one that helps to hide the externalities that policies create.
I don’t think Covid is deadly enough to cause any kind of changes to society. Especially given that most of the deaths are the elderly.

It’s not going to cause effects like making labour a more scarce resource or liberating more housing or anything of that sort so there is limited ability to cause societal change.
https://www.graalvm.org/ seems like a great innovation to me, not sure if there are other examples.
You are correct; Walmart actually does have some nice innovation labs around the country doing some great work.

Forgot about that and Walmart is an easy target for a lot of things :)
Are there no other plastics that can burn in the house tho?
Washington is always the one that gets me. His will freed his slaves not when he died but when his wife died. So he knew what was right but intentionally allowed that only after he could be assured it wouldn't cause any hardship to him or his spouse. That feels more evil then just being a creature of the time. That's knowing better but making a conscious decision to embrace evil because it makes your life easier.
> Edit: Also in the usa we're taught do your own homework for example.

I went to a mix of 7 private and government schools between K through 12th grades in the US, and I don’t remember any of them not having group projects. Some, or most of the homework is individual, but there’s plenty of group work too.
Thankfully my state requires a conviction for asset forfeiture to remain. Otherwise you are entitled it back within a set period of time.

But then again, our cops aren't exactly despised or severely strapped for cash. They're mostly like the cop from wayne's world.
It's people telling me what is good for me that is another reason I left.
The HTTP 1.1 RFC says 2 per domain, but it’s more like 6 for most browsers.

https://docs.pushtechnology.com/cloud/latest/manual/html/des...
Yes, YOU can. Give your funds to such causes. Not me and not my government.
What’s antiquated about it? Political jurisdictions are lines on maps, and they set their own tax laws. It’s the same everywhere else in the world too, isn’t it?
Android CodeView: an Easy way to create a Code Editor app
Derision makes an unmistakable point. Is nothing worthy of derision? I say nothing rather than no one, because to deride a product's failings is not the same as belittling a person.

Let me add that Google has outsize power and influence, and the idea that we need to be nice to the corporate juggernaut is completely ridiculous.
For me, it's largely a question of whether there's reason to relocate my business. If the latest relocation trend is the real deal and there's a sustainable pool of talent, I'll strongly consider it. I suspect many others follow for similar career-related reasons. Basically, I just want to be able to surround myself with talented people at the lowest cost possible.
I run https://optemization.com.

Formally, its a "digital operations" agency but I'm experimenting with a newsletter, YouTube videos and selling Notion templates.

Made $55k in 8 months. Idk if that's successful but I'm having a blast.
Aside from source code and hundred page technical specs, is there any good source for this type of information?
...which was dreamed up and promoted by such right-wing people, back when they had influence in California.
That only works if the pride would be induced in the one allocating developer time.
But those are rural. I knew an old gentleman who lived in St Louis around 1930-1940 and he told me he loved leaving the city to live in the country during the summer to get away from the smell.
I think they said “the environment”.

Whether that’s important to you is - as always - completely up to you in this country. I don’t understand the animosity between different states; we can all go wherever we fit best and that’s a great thing.

Nothing wrong with wanting a big house, but also nothing wrong or coercive with mentioning it has environmental impacts
I can work 8+ hours up to a few weeks in certain intense situations where:

(A) I feel like I’m making good progress

(B) I like the work

(C) the work has a meaningful (not BS) near term deadline or milestone to achieve that I care about

(D) few personal obligations prevent me from working as much as I can

Cases I’ve faced this include:

- writing chapters of a book

- solving a really interesting and foundational problem for my team

- creating a much needed open source tool I really believe needs to exist

- real customers that really rely on my software need a fix / support

After working intensely, I will switch to a few weeks of low effort work, and not be as productive, and being a slacker for a while. My mind needs to recharge...

Generally I do pretty poor with a consistent 40 hrs, and instead oscillate between high and low energy times.
I guess if they enshrine a landed aristocracy through locking in property taxes, that could happen, but I don’t know what other “bad regulations” CA has that would cause this. If we had a nationwide ban on noncompetes, that would be great for everyone.
Apple probably depends on SwiftUI more than Google does on Flutter, so they'll almost certainly keep it around for the long term. It's used for widgets, the SwiftUI preview feature in Xcode, and for various watchOS app rewrites to name a few examples, whereas with a Google project there's always the question of whether it's just a short-term hobby.
That is correct.

Source: just bought my first home in CA. Taxes were surprisingly reasonable
Curious on the technical details of how you did that?
"not great for the environment" is the midwit-leftist community's version of the midwit-right's "not great for the economy"
What about the treaties we broke with Native Americans, stealing their land after we agreed they could have it in perpetuity? This happened dozens of times in different parts of the country.

Do we repay them as well? And how many trillions (since that’s there value of such land now, with or without interest)
Presumably pet squirrels are just as bad as pet rats about defecating everywhere and gnawing on everything.

I admire rodent tenaciousness, but we are not friends.
There is, but Germans and Austrians are blocking it. Ask them about it...
Most economists agree that a land value tax is economically the best kind of tax.

Imagine property tax is 0. Why would anyone ever sell? All the land would effectively be owned by hereditary feudal lords.

Texas has higher property taxes than California but more affordable housing. Makes you think.
The name "Silicon Valley" refers to the fact that the whole region is perforated with Superfund sites.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfund
As a long term resident of the bay area, I'm happy to see companies relocate elsewhere. The unbridled growth of companies here without improvements to infrastructure like housing and transportation are what caused many of the problems. From 2010 to 2018 my commute roughly doubled in time. As the quality of life degrades in the bay area, it's natural for people and companies to act in their own self interest to relocate elsewhere. The bay area will be ok in the long term.
> apparent feminization of human societies

I have heard something similar is happening to domestic dogs too, which is very interesting, but makes sense as they will be exposed to a lot of what we are. I have no idea what to search for to bring that study up though. I did find one study about BPA levels in canned food causing marked changes just after a few weeks but that's a very small part of the whole picture.
Considering modern obesity rates, pretty much every guy can become better than average by working out unless they have a really bad face which testosterone wouldn't help. Test would make it easier to become ripped but youd be aiming for well above average body at that point.

Edit: I do agree though there is a huge gap where it's accepted that woman can cheat in basically every way physically possible to look better and it's encouraged but men can't do more than work out or it's ridiculed. It doesn't help that rampant steroid use in Hollywood gives people unrealistic expectations of what's achievable by a guy with a full time job on top of that. I don't think test is needed to beat out the average overweight guy though.
The general logic is left leaning policies end up creating the problems that people do not like with California. Climate change paranoia, massive spending on things that never materialize, failure to upgrade infra, idiotic restrictions on private businesses and so on.
I'm guessing companies that have the resources to go with two separate development teams for each platform will tend to go for that route since it leads to better performing applications. e.g. FB Messenger's blog post about going back to native after using React Native.
I don’t disagree that Walmart is making strides on the online shopping front but I also think they are only fighting for survival/relevance and would not produce anything new or interesting without this pressure. In contrast, companies like Amazon relentlessly develop new products and new technologies (see AWS). It’s not a response to external pressure — they don’t need to innovate to stay alive. They really embody the disruptive ambition / anything is possible mentality that fuels Silicon Valley. I sound like an Amazon fan boy but I’m the opposite haha just pointing out a difference in the DNA of these two companies.
There are 28,995,881 people living in Texas vs 39,512,223 in California. There are 151,278 homeless in California vs 25,848 in Texas.

Is homelessness a problem in Texas? Yes, but it isn't remotely as bad as California. And of course, then there are states with nearly non existent homelessness.
TBH I am a bit tired with the obsession with American slavery imposed on the rest of the world. There were far more serious situations all over the world and much more recently. People were serfs, people died in genocide, people were living under totalitarian regimes, people were sent to all kind of "camps". All this happened in the 20th century and some of it happens even these days yet all we hear about is blacks in the US and their slavery, as if this is the most important issue in the last 200 years. Give me a break, I don't want to hear this whinging anymore, slavery ended long time ago and the black in the US live in a far better situation than 80% of the world.
You can solve it by deoptimizing accesses to q once it has been casted to an integer.
Thanks! I'd like to learn more about the project. It looks really exciting!
Hamsters, on the other hand...

https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/0...
DSM V also introduces "Gambling disorder" under the same category (Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders). The diagnostic criteria are:

* Preoccupation – Thinking a lot about gambling

* Increased Tolerance – Needs to gamble more than before

* Tried to stop – Cannot stop gambling

* Withdrawal – Irritable when not gambling

* Escape – Gambles to get away from it all

* Chasing – Often returns to try and win back losses

* Lying – Dishonest about amount & frequency gambling

* Loss of Control – Continues gambling despite consequences

* Receiving Bailouts – Borrows money to gamble or pay debt

Matching four or more indicate the subject has a gambling disorder. 4-5 indicates low severity, 6-7 moderate, 8-9 severe.

I scored 9. I've been in recovery (with GA) since 1998.

EDIT: formatting.
Congrats on launching. I checked out your landing page, but I still don’t know exactly what your product is or what it’s for. Defining it in terms of other services doesn’t give me a clear picture of what it is or compel me to use it. Showing some use cases or examples might help. (The google sign in is also a dealbreaker for me, but I’m still curious as to what this is.)
Solid State Drive, SSD. No disc or disk involved.
I assume I’m below average (2010)
Kurt Gödel's Brilliant Madness (2020)
This is very well said.
It’s a desktop processor, but also last generation. The latest Ryzens are the 5xxxx series, and the performance improvement is substantial.
How is public transit in Austin? Scalable for urban sprawl? I don’t know much about it from an on-the-ground POV
> NIMBYs oppose new construction because it keeps their property values high

No, they just don’t want their neighborhoods to change (read: poor people, more traffic). I don’t think most of them are frankly thinking about their property values because it’s just not super relevant, thanks to prop 13.

> For another example, there is no incentive to renovate/tear down/rebuild bigger because now you will pay significantly higher property taxes. Single family homes don't get turned into denser properties.

There is a ton of incentive to build more units: for one, you could sell them for a ton more in aggregate! But there is also a huge disincentive that is not prop 13: zoning laws that prevent basically any increase in density in some absurd fraction of California, especially absurd in central areas and inner ring suburbs.

Prop 13 is definitely an issue, but it’s not the dominant one for the effects you describe.
I'm wondering if DSL could be the next evolutionary step of nocode and lowcode movement.

The language could be provided by the platform provider (e.g a simple language for expressing website UI/UX), or it could be completely ad hoc, designed by a non technical user, with the help of a technical user or a graphical tool perhaps.

Armed with a newfound expressive language designed by themselves, a non technical user could go to town building whatever they wanted, instead of being bogged by the limitations and learning curve of a nocode tool.
Make sure you read the novellas/side-stories too, especially the Amos origin story.
Seeing a lot of emotion and exclamations, but no experience, logic or insight. I can reply to all of your snarky comments with, "Why wouldn't what I said apply?"

> surely you're not arguing it was worth nothing?

So how much was it worth? Where is your calculation?

The south fell behind the north because of using manual labor over industrialization, so it may well have been worth nothing.

People fail to distinguish that the south was involved in slavery, not the north. The north literally owes nothing, and that means the US federally owes nothing.

> This is unhelpful.

No, your virtue signalling is completely unhelpful. We know where you stand - all talk and no action. You've suggested no solutions, and offered nothing but snarky rhetoric.
I agree strongly with what I'm saying, but seriously: there's a good chance of bias here, so it really should be a discussion including all sides.

I'm basically claiming, ofc I think my idea is good, but I really don't want to assume it.
Either one of cond and if can be primitive and the other one a macro.
As someone who's not in the infosec/cyber industry, what exactly is Zerodium and why is it generally considered a suboptimal buyer?
> Nonetheless, the population growth remains net positive.

In 2019, California had negative population growth.
Honestly more curious about how does the FTC verifies the submitted report to be an accurate representation of what the company is actually executing?
>If you're doing real time audio, your processing loop needs to be directly driven by audio hardware buffer events/interrupts

Is this realistic? I don't know much about providing software for a wide range of hardware, but I would imagine this would require either Netflix or the integrator to write drivers for Netflix to communicate to the hardware dsp right (or standardize)? It seems more feasible to piggyback on a platform that has done that already and is already widely deployed.
It's because CA has perfect weather which is the one thing that is completely impossible to replicate anywhere else.
Ethnically maybe. But in terms of diversity of opinions and tolerance of those opinions it's actually much worse that other places in the country I have been.
Mint was just the most recent example in my head. I could give examples from nearly any open-source program with a GUI, particularly a Linux-first app. When developers aren't being paid (and therefore aren't being told what to do), they work on the parts that interest them the most. These are overwhelmingly backend/fun algorithms and overwhelmingly NOT user experience.
*asking people to.

Also, public health policies have to track with population density.

This would be a massive encroachment on freedom in rural Texas or somewhere of that nature, but is a reasonable ask in the most populous city in the country.
> visual source safe (oh god, kill it with fire)

Did you have merge week too? Often stretching into a second?
We all knew this would happen.
Save Your Original Xbox from a Corrosive Death
Google plays the Grinch at Christmas and takes away our toys.
Targeted Metamask extension hardware wallet hack leads to $8M crypto stolen
Commercial air flight is orders of magnitude safer than cars, including Teslas.
I never said C's language features are orthogonal. I said they should be. C is far from a perfect language, as your example shows.

Look at it from the opposite direction: if x->y didn't exist today, and the billions of lines of existing C code all used (*x).y, would you support a proposal to add a new x->y operator to the language? I doubt it.