skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you nailed it. The web & phones took over, and the world underneath changed. Servers and mobile tended to go UNIX-based for obvious reasons, so it's not hard to see why people moved toward developing on UNIX-based platforms. Had those revolutions not happened and if we were still on desktops, we might very well still have been dealing with expensive tooling licenses for Windows (and expensive Windows licenses too).
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In the public sphere the risk/reward is quite different. What you are talking about is relatively private.
There is an incredible UserVoice thread that's been going for years asking for a Linux version of Visual Studio. It's such a microcosm of Microsoft problems.

- Naming confusion between three completely different products Visual Studio, Visual Studio for Mac, and Visual Studio Code.

- Complete failure to comprehend how old VS's codebase is. "Dotnet Core runs on Linux, right?"

- Most people use about 10% of the functionality it offers. Unfortunately no two users use the same 10% of it's features.

https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/visual-studio-...
> US law and procedure is lights years ahead of other countries.

> legal systems abroad are not build to defend the powerless, only the powerful.

> US law procedure is very good at defending the powerless. That's almost always never the case elsewhere.

None of this seems anything like true.
> The philosophy of Banks’s Culture is that of Liberalism

That's an embarrassing proof that the author did not read the Culture series.

The Culture is the embodiment of "Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism" - a far-left utopian ideology - while Liberalism is a centre-right ideology that wouldn't work without a monetary system to sustain Capitalism.

Maybe the article's author should have clicked some of those Wikipedia links instead of counting them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iain_Banks#Politics
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Egypt is actively barring journalists from the scene, last I heard.

The local townspeople are even afraid to take photos of the ship.
- Great question. The main thing I was looking for was going build-less and the section of Ficus docs kinda sold me on the idea. Seems we still need to use a dev-server to allow native imports like

- https://modern-web.dev/docs/dev-server/overview/
- Which would allow testing and builds (if go that route)
- Seems that you can use any renderer (uhtml, lit-html,htm, Preact), so what-ever I learn will be useable outside the Ficus eco-system
- Event Bus: Use this model in another project and worked well.
- Stores: not sold on the whole redux pattern, but want to learn abit more about global stores to update components
- Was in analysis paralysis before finding Ficus and the more I learned the more confused on what I should try next.
- Mostly needed to make a decision as I want to dabble with Web-Components but seems starting from scratch is too low level so pick something just a tad higher than that.

Thanks for helping me understand my own decision.
But a broken society might maybe affect you somewhat vaguely in decades, but putting your neck out now can demolish your career today.
The safe height is on the order of 50 to 60 kilometers up, so that’s a tall order.
> People can spread any rumors they want.

And those rumors kill careers, as TFA mentions.

> The risk is still there from the first contact to the last.

This is correct, and that's why this problem is very likely only going to get worse... And the people being cautious still won't be the ones to blame.

> But in any legal setting this will get shut down immediately

Outrage mobs don't need a legal setting to ruin someone's life (or livelihood).

I feel like we're probably not talking about the same thing.
antlr has many that produces such visualization, vscode has some great plugins for it.
Or maybe these fragile adult millionaire men could just... try harder? have more tact? Maybe we should have higher expectations of these men to have a little more awareness?

All that's assuming this phenomenon is even real, and not just an excuse for the author to grind her PeE cEe cUlTuRe axe; the whole thing is conveniently framed with "oh, but of course none of these people I'm not naming could ever admit that what I'm saying is true..."
It’s now at -4 (went from +2 to -2). Which means that there is something in it that offends people, but nobody is willing to say what it is. I am genuinely trying to understand, because there isn’t a single shred of text in that comment that was intended to be offensive to anyone.
It’s definitely worth clamming up in the fraction of the fraction of situations that the author describes (female founder + potentially very negative feedback) if it means avoiding a Ellen Pao type situation. On one side you have something that could destroy your reputation, work, and cost you and on the other is holding back advice that may or may not help someone a bit.

Also, are really downplaying what happened and ignoring the fact that it could have ended up much worse for KP.
In proof of stake, you can slash validators that attempt to re-org the mem pool for MEV. Fast finality of a few seconds also helps.
The Dutch aren't any more analytical or rational than any other nation or nationality.
That exact thing happens all the time. People roll in to the shop with a CEL and bounce. It’s more common than you think.
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Its very hard in a high latency call to not interrupt people.
$3,549.65 AUD for that 32" panel is... astounding!
> Why do we need to bend ourselves backwards to make sure all minorities feel comfortable all the time?

> The point here is you can't talk to minority groups about anything these days, if you are white.

You lost me here.

You had one experience with one person and extrapolated that to multiple entire groups.

You should be able to discern how your conversation with that one person was okay and not a "cancelable" offense, and how your comment that I quoted is not okay and could be a "cancelable" offense. Or if that's not the issue, you should be able to see how to have that conversation.

Can you see that I can't tell if you've been pushed to extreme views where you wind up on websites where other people say the same thing and agree with you, or if you all your experiences are segregated like this to the point you would fit a definition of racist?

That was rhetorical.

The point is that your one experience is something fairly predictable but not an area that validates your complaint. There would be a way to continue that conversation, acknowledge the person's experience and how they conflate that with race-based oppression, while also being able to contribute to the conversation.
Strange, my Octane, O2, and Indigo2 don’t really feel limited by running the operating system that was developed specifically for them.
VS Code has only just barely beaten out Geany as far as it's base functionality and plugin ecosystem goes.

A Scintilla-based editor is still going to crush it on the resource usage front.
Coping with gendered stuff happening that helps keep one poor is exhausting whether you discuss it or not. It is even more exhausting to have to put on a happy face and pretend it isn't happening because it makes other people uncomfortable to hear that you are suffering and their behavior might somehow be a factor in that when they don't want to have to contemplate altering their own behavior in some way.
The peeing in bottles (and defecating in bags) was described entirely in the context of drivers, not warehouse workers, and was said to be very common.
basically, digitizing the art world to make money laundering easier
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Would you please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here? Your account has been sliding into flamewar repeatedly already, including nationalistic and regional flamewar. We're trying for something other than that here.
I would only deal with women founders by Zoom recorded or in-person with several other people present. No closed doors and no alone time because it's a liability waiting to happen.

Regardless of gender, the other issue is if they're crazy or unable to accept feedback, then they may try to make you look bad. It's probably a good idea to socially screen all founders carefully so you know who you're dealing with.
Spitballing here. Read other codebases, read books about patterns and practices and architecture, read language and library documentation, and then go back and re-read your code?
I appreciate that clarification. I was coming from the perspective where I’ve been treated as being busy by myself is treated as very clearly to the contrary of being busy.
Reminds me of the controversy with ArenaNet and Jessica Price moreso than Elizabeth Holmes tbh
Yes, indeed :-)
Thanks, going to read-up on x-element.
Everyone thinks they want the honest truth. Has anyone ever told you they want you to lie to them?
If that were the case, HR wouldn't require oftentimes to have more than one person in an interview or a different sex involved when there is a male HM with a female interviewee.

The vocal minority of these twitter feminists have in essence, made most womens lives move difficult because they have actively sought doxing methods of firing people for honest mistakes. They think everybody needs to be perfect and it's impossible for anyone to make mistakes.
>Those are two registered reporters who provided much of the coverage Jan 6.

>Edit: registered White House press core

Isn't this just appeal to authority? It's not even a good authority. If he was a crowd counting expert, and was doing a count from a helicopter, I'd be more inclined to believe him. As it stands it's still some guy making a casual estimate from his very limited viewpoint.
> it was probably spilled by a company owned by the Ecuadorian state long after Chevron and their subsidiaries ceased to have any involvement

Source?
I don't need a bank. I choose to use a bank for the services they offer. Switching currencies doesn't change this, I will still use a bank and a financial system. So bitcoin only helps me if customers are paying me in bitcoin.

I don't value trustlessness, and in fact lack of trust is a vacuum filled by evil.
There have been literally hundreds of trials of Alzheimer's drugs, testing dozens of different approaches. It would certainly be quite a coincidence if this popular consumer-marketed drug happened to be the cure.
To eat what they’d take*
No idea what the spell checker was up to...
Github is adding the discussions feature, which adds a sort-of forum to repos (needs to be enabled)

(although generally a "just wanted to say thanks" "issue" is also well-received, even if thats not what issues are for. Or reaching out through any other channel, if the dev advertises one)
Yeah, I came here basically to say the same thing. Don't want to get political, but CBC is so far from objective both in the spin they put on stories, but mostly in what they select to "report" on that I give no weight whatsoever to what they report. Canada badly needs objective, good journalism (CBC may still be at the top of the comical lineup of special interests we call news outlets). However, I think a big problem we have is that many people still do trust the CBC, I see it all the time in discussions where the nonsense they report on is accepted as gospel.
I upvoted. But I think you got downvoted because people don't want to have to advertise themselves as "willing to take criticism". That should be norm. Perhaps we agree and you should clarify your message.

Sometimes I get harsh criticism, I can get momentaneously defensive and it hurts a ton but you won't see me lashing back at the person and chances are you'll see me thanking them.
Updating a backend API consumed by a frontend:

- in 2 repos -> 2 PRs -> 2 test suites -> 2 code reviews
- in a monorepo -> 1 PR -> 1 test suite -> 1 code review

When your project grows in complexity, there are some concerns that cross the boundaries of your repositories (CI/CD pipelines, testing and QA being a few examples).

Having a monorepo helps.

Consider having all your docker images and helm charts alongside the source code of the many parts of your big project. Is that really an anti-pattern?

EDIT: also a new dev arriving in the team, having to clone only one repository is easier for them. I also try to have a simple docker-compose stack so they have only one command to spin up the whole dev environment.
The statement

> The impoverished of any race are more susceptible to police violence, and impoverished Black people even more so

is true. But the statement

> Black people of all economic classes are more susceptible to police violence

is also true. There is no logical contradiction between the two. Therefore, when someone responds to the second statement with the first, their response carries the connotation that the first statement is somehow "more true". It implicitly minimizes the struggle of Black people.

Not everyone who makes the first statement in response to the second intends minimize the struggle of Black people, but I think in the majority of cases that is exactly what they intend to do.
Don't forget the real tax cost of setting it up. Millions on millions. On something that might, sort of do something?
20 new hospitals or a covid passport?
I’m a native British English speaker with two postgraduate degrees and I still come across words that I know the meaning of but when I think to use them in conversation I realise that don’t know how to pronounce them. Sometimes you just have to say ‘I’m not sure if I’m saying this right but...’ and have a crack at it.
I am trying to overcome my Uni student mentality : "This shit is amazing and it's free! Great, because I don't have any money...."

But now I have some money. I am not mega rich but it is time to give back, if not in time then in $.
I can't talk about NPR or other public service news report, but for the French public radios, they're mostly saying what the government want the French to hear, with little independence (as their funding comes from taxes) from the government
> Free software writers don't need a profit motive.

Yes until someone takes their free software and packages it as a cloud service. Then all you hear is "I want to get paid for the software I shared for free."
If the tree keeps its dark green leaves in winter is japonica. If naked in winter and taking a good pinkish yellow color in fall, european.
I don't have a "good" solution in mind but perhaps some partial solutions off the top of my head:

Keep issues separate from the repos but allow tagging the repos in the ticket. Would allow multiple projects to get associated with one ticket. Community owned issues, a bit like stack overflow.

GitHub projects are structured from the url to give the idea of total ownership by the the author of all the tabs of the project. So the issue tracker looks like it is "owned" by the author. Perhaps the author could choose to disown the tracker related to the project in some way. And then they could choose to own individual issues. Opt in instead of opt out and close.
Yes, it’s a question we all need to ask ourselves. If you have kids though or plan to live more than a decade or more, the choice is hopefully one of bending towards the greater good for society rather than the individual.
NYT tried to make this point. Judge disagreed.

> The New York Times also attempted a Hail Mary claim that Project Veritas was “libel proof.” We have previously discussed such claims as very hard to establish. The court correctly and quickly dispensed with that claim by the New York Times.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26612987
We've changed it to the subtitle now.
I'm sure the standard model will be adjusted to fit results, as usual.
Language servers and debugger integration (via Debugger Adapter Protocol) are indeed a way to partially achieve it, but they're generalized only to the extent the protocol generalizes languages and operations on code - you get relatively uniform interface on the client (editor/IDE) side, but all the magic bits normalizing a particular language/compiler need to be implemented on the language server side.

I'm hopeful, though. I think that at least the "Reflexion Models" thing could be replicated with what LSP gives you.
That's an interesting observation and in hindsight obvious. Back in the day we had news in the morning...news at noon and then some nightly news. The major networks (ABC, NBC) would play other random TV shows the rest of the time and make money. Now with 24/x7 news...they literally need to fill the time with some form of "news" and as you pointed out...pundits was their solution.
Thanks for taking a stab at it. I'm well aware of how the auth code flow works - I have yet to see a serious discussion though on how PKCE fixes the issues inherent in the implicit flow. Everything I've seen is "implicit bad, PKCE adds security to other flows, therefore PKCE fixes implicit grant problems". Which is of course non sensical, but great for memetic transmission.
It makes me wonder if there's a business opportunity here.

A beautiful app / website, that functions perfectly, and is basically a netflix for real journalism... The company itseld would be the one doing the journalism, and providing the app. Similary to how netflix has "netflix originals".

Payed service.
You get support. This is an important thing for big corporations and governmental organizations.
$250 (the initial all-you-can-gobble) is a day's wages or less for anybody making more than $62500 (post-tax) per annum, which at least in the US is not a lot at all.
the "undown" is such a quick and onbious fix if you fat-finger a tiny tappable here
> ...but racist nonetheless (it's a spectrum)

It didn't used to be a spectrum and it's a terrible innovation that it's viewed that way today by so many. Racist used to refer to people that believed in the inferiority and superiority of certain races. Only recently has it become socially acceptable to accuse someone of racism or sexism at any sign of prejudice. This is a major cause of the divisiveness in the culture today and if you're doing it, you're part of the problem.

When we talk about people's prejudices it causes us to examine potential solutions in a productive way. When we accuse someone of being racist or sexist, we imply that they're beyond redemption, and we can skip right to hating them and feeling superior about ourselves.

Anyone interested in having good faith conversations should actively avoid labeling anyone or any action as a racist or sexist. The genuine racists and sexists are usually more than happy to self-identify as such. Everyone else, and I mean everyone else, is just a mixed bag of good and bad prejudices that can, with work, be improved over time.
Early last year I remember reading that the Wuhan lab had a period of several days when no cell phone traffic occurred.
This was postulated to be due to an evacuation of the lab. This has not be repeated recently or mentioned as evidence of a breach.
The question is whether it’s really the same experience. One could try to give the benefit of doubt and assume the situation isn’t the same. Figure out the difference. Subtle and not so subtle structural racism means situations aren’t the same for people different colors, even if at first sight look the same.
Corporations are not actually people so it's not clear why the statements of the lawyer should reflect on the reputation of a paper the lawyer didn't produce. If I told you Apple had dirty bathrooms, would you conclude the Iphone engineers are bad at making phones?
> Regardless, argument 1 must not be bullet proof, because their motion to dismiss was rejected

This shows a misunderstanding of what the motion to dismiss adjudicates. Argument 1 cannot win on a motion to dismiss, because it's an argument over the facts.

Argument 1 is absolutely irrelevant in a motion to dismiss. Argument 2 is the only argument you can raise in a motion to dismiss.

At the motion to dismiss stage you are only arguing questions of the law. You assume the facts as alleged by the plaintiff in the complaint, and then state that given those facts there is still no legal issue that can be remedied.
Can we cut the bullshit here and just be curious about the science? For fuck's sake.
Could the position be negotiated to be 100 percent remote?
Yea, and it's possible to write chords such that it's actually ambiguous where the tonal center is. To some extent, every (successive diatonic) chord narrows it down, but it's possible that there simply isn't enough information to narrow it down to one key. Or they did something non diatonic to what was happening before, and you have to readjust.
I think this is the correct take.

If you’re really worried that you might want a refund on your Tesla before it is completed, then just buy one second hand. It will be cheaper and you won’t need to wait. You could probably even find someone willing to sell you one for Bitcoin
That is amazing and strikingly beautiful.
https://archive.is/0Sd4I
Wow, I just want to say that this was good. You have managed to very accurately and eloquently describe the CBC. And you're right, you have missed nothing since you tuned out.
Vox was founded by two of the most famous, open liberals in journalism.

They do publish opinionated articles, but the base facts are solid, and they often have conservative ideas and voices given equal consideration. They have also debunked liberal memes and talking points on many occasions, or at least said (truthfully) that a situation is more complicated than liberals would want people to think.
Lost me at that last sentence.
I work on LitElement and if you want to use it buildless you can do so with the JavaScript reactive properties API (so you don't need TypeScript or Babel decorators to declare properties) and Chrome 89's support for import maps.

Generally, I think an import specifier rewriting dev server like Web Dev Server is the way to go since it'll work with so many other libraries out there.
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> the rate of women who experience sexualized violence per capita, are around 5x higher in the US than in Northern Europe.

That statement does not seem to be accurate: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/nordic-count...
Yep, I think that Rowan Atkinson has a very cool first name.
Indeed, but the smoke reduces heat penetration (otherwise the aforementioned ice ages wouldn't have occurred).
I vaguely recall there was some project a while back to get firefox running in the frame buffer. So the xorg dependencies can possibly be removed/replaced. Dbus is probably also not technically required to run firefox.

For removing xorg dependency from a web browser that isn't Firefox, I believe there is in fact a project for running webkit in a framebuffer, called WPE Webkit [0]

(I'm well aware that this doesn't mean you can run these on p9, just pointing out that xorg isn't a hard dependency)

[0]: https://wpewebkit.org
My M1 MacBook Air can as well, although I was sceptical until I tried it myself. And it may well be temporary, since unlike iOS it’s not fast because of restrictions on apps.
It's not a "take", leftist self-loathing is a real, measurable phenomenon, and they're the only group who do it: https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/284875/am...
Not surprised. A guy like me will say anything, because I'm just a small guy and I do not care what women or their sjw friends think. But these are serious people who play the game. And they have serious money and a serious reputation to protect. So it's much smarter for them to keep their mouths shut or even to avoid putting serious money into female-led firms they can't steer in the right direction.