skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It depends how you interpret the question. If I have objections that need to be overcome, it implies I don't like the offer. My natural answer to the question would be "sure", but that doesn't tell the interviewer anything about what I would "like".
you'll probably have to provide some more context to get a good answer
Companies still need some basic data for whatever problem they're solving, right?

As an example, let's say I want to launch a blogging platform. You need some basic tables (data) like User, Posts, Tags, etc. I'd consider this data the business needs for core business. Does there need to be some GDPR compliance thing?

Anecdotally a dumb app I built I was worried about EU visitors and just wanted to block them instead of figure it out (yea yea maybe that's not the right approach but I'm sure the sentiment is common).
Why should I use this instead of https://syncthing.net/?

I looked around the website for a while, but the model seems fairly similar, and I wasn't able to find any unique advantages.
There's this http://people.csail.mit.edu/rivest/RivestShamirWagner-timelo... which uses repeated squaring as a kind of unparallelizable searching function to force a set period of time until a solution is found.

I wonder if you could perhaps do a kind of Shamir secret sharing scheme where as long as most of the participants are honest, they all agree to piece together their shares of the secret at the specified time.
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Should we just switch to France as a main language in the EU countries? Oui.
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I was just griping on Twitter yesterday about how many developers won't immediately revert an update that causes downtime, but will actually spend time trying to solve the problem while Rome burns.

Thank you for not doing that.
of course there are. They advertised heavily on Twitter and etc.
I actually have the opposite complaint. I would like my doctor to have access to info from my Apple Watch. Certainly I trained before a smart watch but I didn't necessarily know how fast I was going, if my metrics (like v02 max) were improving, how its affecting my heart, etc. Why would I care if Tim Cook could theoretically look up my resting bpm?
Should Iran also investigate if Iranian residents trade on Binance? And if they do, why is it Binance responsability to bow to the Iranian government? And if they don't bow, why should Binance bow to the US?

Conclusion: Team USA: world police.
Spot on. Salary expectations should be clarified - by all interested parties - at the outset before any meaningful conversations begin. Saves a lot of time and more importantly, builds TRUST.
Are these really the same? Seems to me that thumbs.db is just thumbnail cache, which is just redundant data and can be lost when copied, while .DS_Store stores user data associated with folder (like icon positions), so they should be kept when copied.
Something I've learned on HN is that upvotes/downvotes means nothing but how popular an opinion is. You can be 100% right, honest, straightforward and kind, but if the hive-mind does not agree, it does not agree and will downvote your well-written opinion.

Don't read too much into it and comment freely as normal. In the end, it's just internet points.
10 years ago, there was a case to be made for Austin, TX really fitting this bill.

However now with so many moving there from other parts of the country, it's gotten crowded and more expensive. I would no longer consider it "cheap".
Jax vs. TensorFlow vs. Pytorch vs. Julia
HN has always been bottom of the barrel. Bunch of people repeating memes to each other.
Depends where your offer is going to line up relative to the market, and how you think it will be taken. You don't want to be insulting or unrealistic; and if you really want the potential hire AND they're a negotiator, then they can push you higher than your "best offer" anyway.

How much do you want them?
though, Photoshop professional work is not entry level.

My uncle is a woodworker, his tools are not entry level.

He doesn't buy the best of the best the market can offer, far from it, but his tools are not entry level.

they can be considered entry level only if you compare them with the state of the art in his field of work.

Entry level of the high end segment maybe.
Your argument/trope fails for a simple reasons: "They" don't exist.

* Here on HN we censor each other.

* The US censors basic nudity.

* Germany censors denying the Holocaust.

* The patent office censors inventions.

* Scientists have devised a peer-censorship system.

* The police censors your attempts to distribute illegal material.

* Banks censor your funds to ISIS.

... the list goes on and on and on.
I wonder if there’s going to be a “virtual tech winter” after we defeat the pandemic.
There are different types of extremists, and only one type of extremism is targeted by the mainstream broadcast sites.

It's tiring hearing the "megaphone" meme. It's a loaded term and means more than its literal meaning.

There are extremists on the left and the right. If you only only target extremism on the right, you might think you're doing a service, but in fact you're going to make the problem worse.

Here come the downvotes.
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Richard MacManus did a recent interview in The New Stack with the team leads at GitHub and Salesforce about "How Web Components Are Used at GitHub and Salesforce" [0]. Small, narrowly-scoped repos (as opposed to big library monorepos) make sense for web components otherwise you add bloat for build tools with tree shaking to get rid of components that you don't need. I've been writing in The Stackless Newsletter [1] about using web components with ES6 modules and module CDNs (JSPM and Skypack) for development without frameworks or build tools. It's sweet.

[0] https://thenewstack.io/how-web-components-are-used-at-github...

[1] https://stackless.community/
I want that for Hardware too, well i want free stuff everywhere. As someone GNU you should understand the difference of free beer and free software.
I'm actually a fan of plus codes and I wish they were more commonly used. I'm not much of a fan of Google (to say the least) but when something useful gets made it is useful no matter who made it.

I am skeptical that all the considerations for the design are practical and that no business case benefitting Google was considered, seeing their track record on this. But so far I cannot find anything indicating that this is the case.

I do wish more projects would use plus codes more evidently. They are searchable in OSM, but do not display prominently when looking at a location. Even in Google Maps, it is hit or miss whether you'll get a plus code when viewing a location.

These are not a replacement for GPS coordinates, but they serve a good purpose. GPS coordinates mark a specific point on the earth's surface, whereas plus codes mark a place, irrespective of size and shape. They are both very useful and I think both should be universally adopted.
um dumb stuff ...this time... dumb people... damned P-:

1st.) There is a mechanism in conflict: 'crimination' (Schuldzuweisungen) => 'justification' (Rechtfertigungen) => 'to order sombody to be quiet', censoring maybe ditiching somebody (den Mund verbieten) +[vary]; recursion

Now while practicing, 'censoring ?' The hatecrime-testspecimens calcitrate: "No! this is the so called 'harmonisation' of contents", not ?

(Disclaimer: 'explicit' and a little OT) The Coach asks: 'This time obsession, do you bought all the emotional stuff ?' ^^
In this regard, the most notable feature of tennis is that every match is a mini-tournament. It doesn't matter whether you lose the game 40-0 or after the 5th deuce point, you still just have to make up one game. Similarly, the score of the first set doesn't matter; only who wins. This periodic levelling of the score seems to make it more engaging somehow.
The truth is that today the counter-culture is the right wing dudes (and ladies) who won't be beholden to trigger warnings, won't treat particular words as if they have magical powers and won't try to get you fired if you openly believe that male and female are real concepts. If your cursor is hovering over the downvote button right now then that's natural - counter culture isn't popular. By definition.
Thanks for taking the time to personally give a status update while things are on fire. I hope you and all the others who are dealing with this emergency will have an especially restful weekend.
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How has the relationship been between Apple and Adobe ever since Steve Jobs declared war on Adobe Flash and effectively being the final nail in the coffin for Flash? Seems like there would be a lot to repair when even Adobe snarked back
I was like, oh sweet I can cancel my insanely expensive Adobe creative cloud monthly subscription when I buy the new 16” M1. Nope, to good to be true.
> You and the people who talk like you are getting downvoted because you're contrarian without actually stating an opposition view to what you're ranting about.

That's true, but it also seems to effectively hold for the originals, only with conformity rather than contrarianism:

> Someone: Extremism is bad.
This is a complaint about poetry that doesn't rhyme.
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I actually just bought one of these! I'm working on a project where I need a battery, IMU, speaker, and quite a bit of processing power (for real time audio), and their m5 core2 aws IoT product met all those requirements for only 40ish dollars.

I only just got it, but it took me only a couple straightforward hours to set up the dev environment and compile and flash their sample hello world project. (I haven't done anything with esp32 before).

I don't think it's analogous to the rpi, though (which I haven't used) --- you can't put Linux on the m5stack products because they're meant for much simpler tasks.
This is actually a good comment - look at a datacenter and squint, and tell me - is it not justa a new mainframe?

AWS, Azure and GCP are all proprietary, and all are producing larger and larger servers and VMs. They are basically rentable, virtualised mainframes at this point
I imagined deploying a net of some sort to get close but not extremely close.

But I guess the high velocities mean you need a really strong and light net and the rapid deceleration might damage the satellite anyway.
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Both. Have your router (optionally all clients) point to each DNS server. You can go further by keeping the pi holes synchronized:

https://github.com/vmstan/gravity-sync

Since some hostile clients (such as TVs) have hard coded DNS, it is necessary to forward all port 53 and 853 traffic to a pi hole. This is easy enough with NAT redirection rules in the router, even with two pis.

https://www.myhelpfulguides.com/2018/07/30/redirect-hard-cod...
But it also means that his allegiance is to the brand, not the truth. People who like his brand are consuming it for the brand, and are not necessarily seeking out alternatives. Errors that would harm the reputation of an ordinary journalist don't do anything to a journalist who can simply reiterate false claims to build their brand.

I'm not speaking specifically of Greenwald here. Just pointing out that independence is no guarantee of trustworthiness, either. People love news that affirms them, regardless of the truth, and sometimes rigid, prominent rejection of the truth can be very good for the brand.
The virtual monitors feature is niche but very useful when you need it. It is useful for screensharing when you don't have a spare monitor to use but want to arrange a couple of windows. It is so useful that people by dedicated hardware to convince their system to give them another monitor. (HDMI dummy plugs)
My understanding is that push/pop from the front/back of linked lists are constant time, but that inserts in the middle necessitate looping through the linked list until you get to the correct index, which is a O(n) operation.
That's a fun and interesting way to look at it, thanks!

TBH I think you got downvoted just for mentioning it, I don't think what you said is actually that controversial unless you're making a lot of assumptions about _your_ intent in sharing this, which doesn't seem fair.
> and a love for consuming mainly American media, American brands and American social issues.

Isn't Canada heavily subsidizing cultural products? Even with this massive artificial capital injection, why are people still not interested?

Seems only the French part of the country consumes it's own content.
Hahaha, of course there is. There is much more to politics than only Republicans and Democrats - in many countries they would both the be considered as on the same side.
I have three. I used one of the original Seikis that came out ($500), then I got a samsung (don't remember the model) and that is probably my favorite, and the same TCL you have. I think the TCL is my least favorite.

Rtings does highlight how much difference there is, but even the TVS that are a couple steps up from the TCL are only a couple hundred more, so the cost per unit of screen real estate is still pretty good.

I think the 8ks will have such significantly better pixel density (because it's not like I'm going to use an 86" monitor for 8k, rather a 60" and have about 50% more pixel density). Maybe even a 50-55".
Even in American football, there aren't really a lot of benchwarmers who are just there as backup. The backup quarterback obviously and teams do indeed sometimes put the backup in during the fourth quarter if they have a big lead. Though I doubt that would happen often in a playoff game. (And, yes, teams will manage the clock towards the end of the game but that's far more about playing it safe than having an aversion to running up the score.)
Which is the government that committed the genocide? The one that sized power or the one that was thrown out, or some other one?
Gitolite is good if you want a locked-down git server with sophisticated access control

Gitolite provides a command-line UI only; you can use it with gitweb or cgit to allow people to view repositories in a web browser.

No issues or pull requests or fancy stuff like that!
Respectfully, I have tried, but I wasn't able to find the answers either. Your link, in fact, addresses none of the questions raised by the parent comment, the "About" page (https://diode.io/resources/about/) seems broken, and the rest is (to me) rather inscrutable crypto jargon.
Everyone already agrees that there aren't meaningful mean-level differences between the sexes, aside from in a small handful of personality traits or irrelevant physical traits.

You still haven't addressed why different variances (for which there is a lot of evidence) in one or more of interests/traits/skills are a nonstarter as an explanation for an outcome gap at extreme percentiles.

I'd be the first to agree that the burden of proof is on Pinker and Summers as far as advancing it from hypothesis to theory goes. But that's distinct from claiming the hypothesis itself is a nonstarter.
Agreed. I have dozen books on Linux in my home office and of course there's the Internets...

But I've never ever found something so cohesive, comprehensive,understandable and with a great guided curve. I kept them long past obsolescence as they just couldn't be replaced by anything better :-/
Almost half of those are indeed bad guys, and much of the rest does not fit under the normal meaning of the word censorship.
It’s the law, and it places undue burden on small companies that may not have the technical resources to modify their site/apps/data as expected, as many of them contracted out the work initially at great expense.

An email address is considered PII, so if users request their data be deleted, the small business is honest and says they can’t, and the user and others raise this to the government, you think that small company won’t be fined? That company, worried about doing things illegally, may end up giving a bunch of money to a contractor to fix their application- and for what? To allow users to request that their email address be anonymized or removed? That’s stupid.
Which is the government that committed genocide? The one that lost power, the one that sized power, or some other one?
Do people perceive popular platform UI's as 'slick'? To me they always seemed like a mess that is insane to navigate because the company's massive org chart digests into a massive turd that gets smeared over the landing page. Facebook is the worst, but they all seem to have this problem.
For USB 3.0 at 43k IOPS load - https://megous.com/dl/tmp/caf84c98b0a67db8.png

It's probably not yet limited by the CPU, but close. This is much slower (than RPi4) Orange Pi 3.
Back in the day, they also had SaX (SuSE advanced X-configurator or something like that), a GUI tool to configure XFree86. That was something I sorely missed when I started using other Linux distros and *BSD - editing the config file by hand was so painful there's an xkcd about it: https://xkcd.com/963/
> It shouldn’t take cycling through ten different apps and Chrome tabs to stay on top of everything.

Since it's mac-only - have you tried command+space to get to the calendar?
How soon until someone makes MOVA a real language
Using a very loose definition of blockchain, sure. For anything post-Satoshi, no.

The extra governance layer that makes it a blockchain is also not trivial.
Ask HN: Serial job hopper, don't know where to go from here
I have 10+ years of experience, the majority of my jobs I have had 1 year or less, the longest being just over 2 years. I usually start a job, and am a top performer for a while, but then I become bored, dissatisfied, depressed, unmotivated, and end up quitting and accepting a new job, rinse repeat.

I am lost because I am currently in the same situation, but at very high growth company, with good pay, good benefits, a huge career boost, but I already want out.

I have a side project I have been working on for many years at this point. My passion project. I also have a business partner who I have been working with for some time. We collectively have experience/connections and should be able to make something happen. I basically took my passion project I have been working on and pivoted it to align with my business partners vision. We are very close to MVP at this point. The technical stuff is done, we need to focus on marketing, sales, and user feedback.

I have about 2 years of expenses saved up which is more like 2.5 years if I make lifestyle changes. I have no real financial commitments except rent and bills.

I know conventional wisdom is don't quit without being ramen profitable, but my career is in such a rut that I need drastic change and I feel like i can't focus on my passion project working full time, and I have the savings to support myself for a while at least.

At this point i feel like I am just grasping for validation from strangers, but what does HN think?
Know if there a way to access these tips from the iPhone/iPad app?
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26432675.
Better question:
If increasing, is it because more topics of conversation are getting binned as 'fringe'? Or are extremists merely circumventing centralized efforts at blocking by moving around, which is exactly what those anti-censorship weenies like me jave been saying will be the inevitable result?

The problem you ignore or quash never goes away. It just gets harder and more distributed.
It seemed at the time that Sparkle was part of what made Apple realize this was a legit pain point.

Sherlock, Sparkle, Growl, if you demonstrate a gap in what should be built in, Apple will admit it and fill it in.
Who is making the rules?
Bitwarden does have a 100mb limit. Which I think will prevent a good chunk of abuse.

I would love to see them increase the limit for paid accounts, though.
I can't be the only one who read the list of features that are not finished porting yet and thought "Yeah makes sense".

Current day photoshop feels like a duct taped ball of random systems and frameworks that somehow function within the same app, until you get a few too many OS updates ahead then parts of that system start breaking.
> How about professing atheism, or believe in communism?

Even today these are sub-5% viewpoints.
The typical reason for running redundant pi holes is high availability. If you really want all DNS traffic to go through your filter then your internet ceases working as long as your DNS server stops running.
Conventional systems require centralized third parties and allow easy government intervention. The energy costs are nothing compared to the value humanity receives from decentralized ledgers.

Have you ever had all the funds in your bank account confiscated by the government? This happened decades ago to every citizen in my country. Have you ever had your bank deny you the money you need because everyone keeps trying to withdraw at the same time? Have you ever seen the government impose a $100/person/day cap on bank withdrawals?

You're telling me I have to pay some energy costs in order to make sure stuff like that never happens again? I pay it gladly.
> UK state’s addiction to snooping

GDPR has nothing to say on state snooping and if you think Germany or plenty other members aren’t.... I’ve got some bad news for you
I'm not surprised by the downvotes haha. I never said I agreed with the things I mentioned - I am by no means one of those right wing people - but it's clear which way the cultural winds are blowing today.
the example in my link shows:

for (const form of document.forms) {
const formInput = form.querySelector('input')
const button = form.querySelector('button')
const state = form.querySelector('.state')
...
}

formInput, button and state are modified in _each_ iteration.
This really only works if your satellite is very small and you are okay with being in roughly the same orbit as the ISS.

It is certainly not the norm for satellite launches, but if your mission meets the parameters and there is available space on a cargo supply that's already going to the ISS, you can potentially get a cheaper ride by going that route.

As far as I know the ISS doesn't have any facilities for "bringing in" a larger satellite or repairing it. NASA is pretty protective of the ISS and objects approaching it have to follow very particular procedures and be certified for the process (Dragon, Cygnus, etc.).

Also most satellites aren't in an orbit similar to the ISS. Things usually either get launched equitorially (east), polar (north/south), or are are much higher altitude in geostationary orbit. The ISS has a peculiar orbital inclination to make it more accessible to both US and Russian launch sites.
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You can turn it off with a simple plist setting... But then it turns it off on all drives, including ones that do have resource fork support, strange enough.

There's no setting that I could find that just turns it off for network and usb drives formatted with non-Mac filesystems.
It's not uncommon for coaches to put the second- or third-tier players in when it's going to be a blowout, though: It preserves the starters for the next match and gives the others in-game experience, both of which are good for the team's development.
Why would you barge into someone else's community and police their use of terminology? Why would you think anyone cares about what you have to say on that topic?

At best it's an annoying distraction; at worst it makes people feel like shit for needing to constantly justify their existence.