skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
CEOs are workers. If you're talking about people who don't work for the business, you might be thinking of shareholders?
I'm sorry to be pedantic but there is no way anyone would pick an iPhone 4 over a 4S, and neither of those had touchID.
"If everything private is fair game, then I expect we should be able to depose all parties involved for any disparaging statements they have ever made. Then we can proceed with either cancelling the large majority of everyone, and prosecuting the rest for perjury."

Worked for O.J. when his attorneys questioned Mark Fuhrman. Probably had a substantial impact on the jury verdict.

https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2016/03/people-v-oj-sim...
That wouldn't work for US employees. Any benefits other than very specific allowed categories are taxable income. The wellness benefit, CSA share, etc are already taxable.
Right, but... if I understand correctly, the judge ordered things to be done to stop the ongoing harm while the case was being decided. In order to avoid having to do this, LA is going to need to win an appeal about the temporary order before the 180 days runs out. Court slowness is now working against LA.

Disclaimer: IANAL, and all that...
The government of germany officially dismisses democracy:

6. Post-voting society: Da wir genau wissen, was Leute tun und möchten, gibt es weniger Bedarf an Wahlen, Mehrheitsfindungen oder Abstimmungen. Verhaltensbezogene Daten können Demokratie als das gesellschaftliche Feedbacksystem ersetzen.

Translation:

6. Post-voting society: since we know exactly what people do and are going to do, there is less demand for elections, majority findings or votes. Behavior-related data has potential to replace democray as the societal feedback system.

@HN Mods: please forgive editing the title, since this is quite big and buried. At least for german citizens. No, this is not taken from a dystopian fascist novel, this is real.
I'm not sure what you mean by hard or computational challenges, but we're building a machine learning platform. There are many moving parts.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26361891
> How did I know this would be the top comment on HN?

Actually I was thinking the top comment would be something about the site breaking the back button
It's irrelevant whether it's voluntary or not, it matters whether it's an establishment of the state.
But that was there before, right? I’m pretty sure.

Edit: yeah I’m quite positive it was.
This seems needlessly nitpicky. You need JavaScript to view the embedded CodeSandbox, which is an interactive application within an iFrame. Good luck making what's effectively an IDE without JavaScript.

I suppose the author could show the CSS snippets inline and make you click to a demo, but that's not very fun is it?
The first thing I always look for is if I can find some level of discretionary public funding that ties the organization to being a public institution.

Or at least creates funding consequences for them if they try to act like a private organization that actually has rights like a private citizen.

specifically, when an organization tries to "cancel" someone, it makes me wonder if they are

A) able to, or if they must tolerate basically any level of speech

B) able to have their own funding consequences by losing government funds if they choose to regulate speech
The use of this technology is orthogonal to whatever other issues you may have with modern agriculture.

Despite growth in organics, 99% of farmland in the U.S. is still conventional. Anything that reduces chemical herbicide usage on that farmland is a good thing.
Shutting down all discussion of things that affect their employees is an extreme overreaction.
We are makers of gleek.io diagram maker https://www.gleek.io/ and we use this tool internally as well.

When I create diagrams I prefer typing than drag-and-dropping and gleek.io is pretty fast.

You can check the diagram examples:

* Basic shapes https://app.gleek.io/diagrams/basic

* ERD crows foot https://app.gleek.io/diagrams/erdiagram

* UML class diagrams https://app.gleek.io/diagrams/class

* UML sequence diagrams https://app.gleek.io/diagrams/sequence

Recently we made also video tutorials, hopefully it helps when you are learning to work with a tool:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMl_1_jjnhgPAsRBuJ0yzAA

Feel free to ask anything, happy to help!
Same can be said why ETH PoW wont be displaced. Too much is already invested in it. Move to a different project altogether, if you want a sustainable future.
No thanks. I'll stick with a computer running a web browser connected to the TV and a wireless keyboard because I'm sick of having to give a shit which devices are supported by which services.
nytimes.com uses horizontal carousel on mobile very well, I feel. It's usually for a group of related stories, it's non-intrusive, uses scrolling instead of buttons, and the next story is always partially-visible, which I think is gold-star UI for letting users know it exists.

My understanding is that NY Times spends quite a lot of effort on user metrics, so I would guess, but can't say for sure, that they have evidence that their carousels work.
At Least Seven States Have Prison Inmates Working in Capital Buildings
Apple – App Tracking Transparency
Having money worth more tomorrow than today is how you get a stagnant economy and misery for everyone but the very rich. It's how you depress consumption and investment. It's how you destroy a nation.

Money is not wealth. Money is a tool. The goal, at a macro level, is not to have people having big piles of money. Because money, in and of itself, is not that important. What matters is how the money is used. And the more it's used, the better. Money being used is consumption and investment.

What you call "a better system of stock trading" is called a "bond". It's debt and works similarly to how you described except the reward % is typically fixed.
I understand your position on this. But what I don't understand is what makes Google think it has the right to demand anything from another company.
Python is just for playing with strings, which is a contrived problem brought about by UNIX-style OS. And other confusing non-fundamental, stuff that just leads to months of cognitive dissonance when one inevitably philosophizes over it: objects, classes, exceptions, the ability to modify global variables from other modules, metaclasses, etc.

> There are very good reasons for all of this, but it's a lot to try to explain and absorb at once.

The reason is because you're embedding strings into the program, which is just a string. There's no reason languages have to be like this. The ironic part is that developers are just like children and do not understand the significance of this either, which is why string injection vulns still exist today.
What haven’t been ported in the I don’t know how many years, will never be. Check out whether it has what you want.
No, it isn't.

Scenario 1) someone who has bullied you in the past calls classmate a racist term. you stay silent for reasonable fear of reprisals.

Scenario 2) your boss says something overtly sexist. you know he is fairly temperamental, so stay silent because you want to keep your job so as to continue paying your bills.

Scenario 3) the government is jailing a certain ideological group you happen to somewhat agree with. you stay silent for fear of being included in that group and leaving your children parentless.

Do any of those sound like violence? Or do they sound like a reasonable course of action for an individual lacking power over the perpetrators?

I understand the instinct to condemn silence in the face of injustice. But the real world places real demands on people, some of which are more important than abstract notions of justice.
"The record has to be super clean..."

Audiophiles likely know of this, but I'm still surprised.

Clean vinyl records with glue...

https://everyrecordtellsastory.com/2015/05/25/how-to-deep-cl...
Basically shutting up DHH on Twitter from the looks of it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-based_One-Time_Password
Sorry for the tangent, but can someone elaborate on what it means to be "physically compatible"?

I'm assuming it doesn't mean being capable of basic sexual activity, because that seems like a given for 90% of potential couples. I.e., not something you'd really need to "test".

And if it means "capable of giving each other a really enjoyable sexual experience", I wouldn't think that's something you can falsify in just 1-2 dates. Because there's a learning curve, and that takes (among other things) time and practice.
What... Did you even read the article? This isn't true at all.

---

Supported Everywhere:

- Typing Effect (@keyframes)

- Drop Shadow

- Smooth Scrolling

- "center" (flexbox)

- Truncate Text (uses line-camp)

- Resize

- Modals (uses :target)

- calc

- Style Empty (:empty)

- Position Sticky (minus some table elements in old versions)

- Scoll Snap (partial support in even IE)

- Dynamic Tooltips (is just pseudo elements...)

- Caret color (except old IE)

- Fancy Text (uses background clip, so all but old IE)

---

Not Supported Everywhere:

- Cursors (mobile, obviously...)

- ::selection (mobile ignores)

- Custom Scrollbars

---

I think if you put it side-by-side like this you really see how inaccurate your comment is...
My immediate reaction is the diff between CEO and QA is that QA doesn’t negotiate well.

They’re willing to endure bad work for limited pay. You don’t want this type of person leading a company.

I’ve also worked (and left) the field of gaming QA. FWIW, I’m not trying to being controversial- this is my sincerely held belief. I think gaming QA is a good foot in the door to a career in tech, but something that should be abandoned as soon as you get a feel for what it takes to work in an agile environment and make your deliverables. The gaming industry seems like the place where you go to kill your health and happiness to me. As long as people keep signing up for the work, conditions will be awful.
> Folks want to be able to tell if that purchase is attributable to that ad

Well, marketers and advertisers want to be able to tell if the purchase is attributable.

Everyday folks typically either don't care or would actively prefer not to be tracked in this way.
> I wish they added "unlock Mac/use id on Mac with iPhone".

Me too. So I made a program that does exactly that: https://www.gadgetish.com/osx.html

It also works with Android phones, Android Wear watches, Tizen (Samsung) watches, ... even some earbuds or smart tags.
Must be such a relief for them that "project management, team communication, and email software" don’t touch at all on social or political issues, in any ways that their staff might want to discuss.
Way too small, slow, and expensive to compete with chemical weed management in all but the most expensive and manually intensive crops.

Burning leaves doesn’t reliably kill plants, if you don’t pull it out by the roots you’ll be getting those same weeds back in short order.

Certainly progress towards something, but a very expensive impractical step for most.
...or maybe it is time to reconsider jury trials, especially as cases become more technically complex. The fact that lawyers reflexively kick highly educated jurors off during voir dire speaks volumes about a typical jury's ability to understand technical details. There is a good case to be made that a diverse panel of judges is better able to decide the facts of a case (and before anyone asks, it is trivial to have a separate judge or panel of judges determine sentencing).
There are plenty of uses for snap scrolling and carousels that aren’t rotating hero images.

See something like https://airbnb.com which uses it for categories a’la the App Store. Image galleries, Netflix-type layouts, etc.
Easy to outlaw, difficult to prove unless the law also mandated minimum usable lifetimes & warranties for products.

A company doesn't have to build in some sort of off switch to force obsolescence, all they have to do is use cheap parts to cut costs and put the burden of paying for maintenance on the buyer. Basically, planned obsolescence can be indistinguishable from a product that is cheaply made.
Same on Android.
Do you have the numbers? I would specifically be interested in the 09 swine flu, which is one of the strains which affected younger people more than normal.
99% Invisible Acquired by Stitcher
Contract law is not ultimate. If your contract violates other laws, or is missing elements of a valid contract, then it could be invalidated.
Follow-up reading material... IntersectionObserver: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/09/sticky-hea...
That accountability step is part of the intent for daily standups in most agile disciplines. The five minutes it takes for everyone to say what they worked on since the last one, what they plan to work on, and what obstacles they have, is great both for forcing people to focus a bit, as well as for managers to help point out when someone is stuck (i.e., "you've been working on that the past few days; is something wrong?")
Replace Java with literally anything else (including whatever Java implementation does not have the issue) and the "startup time" red herring is gone.
You could, but really, what would HSR in Texas get you? None of those has especially good local transit networks to connect to. Houston and Dallas are famously huge sprawls. If you're talking about downtown to downtown, there's already luxury bus service (Vonlane).
Let’s build a new service manager for Alpine
to a carousel? probably. or infinite scroll, depending on the type of content.

would probably be best to split up the galleries into smaller groupings, though
> (try going around saying you are a satanist and see how that affects your career, this isn't a new thing, just people are whining about it more loudly lately)

Are we talking Church of Satan or the Satanic Temple here?
With employees cancelling each other

Can you explain what this means without using the word "cancel"?
I'd love to see another list of up and coming actors and actresses that are making names for themselves. The pipeline seems pretty empty. Where is the next Leonardo DiCaprio or Jack Nicholson?
A lot of the ability for senior leadership to get things done is due to the network they've built inside the company, and their understanding of the power dynamics within that company. This is less and less true the lower you go in the ranks. Therefore it might cost some extra money to replace that IC, but nothing like the hit to productivity that switching senior management could cause. One way to guard against that would be to adopt a model where senior management are routinely switched so that the working level becomes robust against changes in management.
And this one too: https://mediapreservation.wordpress.com/2012/06/20/extractin...
These are so wonderfully distorted. I am getting somewhere between the signal in the movie "Contact" and whispers of the hive mind of the Borg. Amazing sounds, even if they aren't true to the recording.
I will never understand why "Show all filename extensions" is unchecked by default in Finder.
Nothing has changed. In the EU the expensive "eco friendly" LED bulbs had a stated lifetime of 2 years.

None has lasted even half a year here, which is shorter than incandescent bulbs. It is all a big fraud.
Ctrl+right click to get the option to open it.
Honestly, it wouldn't even be that much. It would be a trivia question.

Even now the American revolution is kind of a non-event to the British. It is of less interest to them than the French revolution, which led to the Napoleonic wars and ultimately the rather drastic reshaping of European nations. George III is the villain in the American version of the story, but he's mostly known in the UK for his long, sad descent into madness.

They had their own Civil War in the 17th century, and even that tends to be glossed over in British history classes. They've just got so much more history than Americans do that it's just unfathomable. They don't really spare a lot of thought for the successful revolution, and an unsuccessful one would have been a footnote.
The actor from Sex Education seems incredibly talented as does the actor from Santa Clarita Diet.
> if you catch my drift.

Try as I might, I honestly cannot catch your drift on this one.

Can you restate this with a non-car analogy?
I am a backend engineer, but I need to do work on UI for my personal project. This guide from Rachel Andrew on CSS grid and flexbox is superb. She will take you from a n00b to a total Grid Ninja.

https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2020/01/understanding-css-g...
I would take it a step further -- if you want to serve on a jury, you need to pretend to have no education at all. The last time I was called up for jury duty, all I did was (truthfully) state that I was a PhD student during voir dire, and that was that, I was out.
Homebrew cask.
Ask HN: How to deal with gaps in CV from mental health problems?
My CV has gaps, and I know this is a red flag.

But I don't want to disclose mental health problems, which could also be a red flag.

I did one time, and the recruiter sent me an email linking to a suicide prevention website.
I agree but you also need to teach them that neither side of the political divide is right on everything. Good luck getting support for that.
Visiting a criminal in prison does not condone their crime. Associating with someone that commits crimes, while turning a blind eye to their criminal behavior, does condone their crimes.

What do you mean by "stop committing people to the garbage heap of humanity via religious-like shunning"? Do you have a social group in mind that does not enforce its own social norms?
My Apple TV is model A1469, 3rd generation. It may have something to do with not being in the U.S.

I also had to scrap an $800 early model iPad because it was no longer compatible with YouTube. An $180 Chromebook did a nice job replacing it.
The difference is, one is a private company that you are gainfully employed at of your own volition. The other is a public school that students are legally obligated to attend. The two have nothing to do with each other.
For me, the most common scenario in which I'd want TouchID is when I have my phone resting flat on my desk. Depending on which phone case you may or may not have on your phone, the power button might be conveniently accessible. I'd prefer a version that didn't require me to lift my phone up off the desk in order to unlock it.
People are always talking about the free market as if it was some kind of self regulating physical law of nature that could never be wrong.

What's so absurd to think that people from one class (CEOs/VC/etc) want to help people from that same class even if it's against the laws of the free market?

If I help someone who kinda identfies with me, it raises the chance that they will help me/my friends/my family in the future.
I thought the "Bong Hits 4 Jesus" supreme court case [1] established the school's ability to punish views expressed off campus. So, is this just down to whether her intent was that the message was to be private? The distinction between public and private speech is already fuzzy on these hosted chat platforms, and some would argue is disappearing. The difference between a public and private message in a forum or social media platform might just be a single bit in a database. Ignoring the technicalities of end-to-end encryption, at the end of the day, you're sending your message to a 3rd party company, and that company decides ultimately whether it is public or private. As much as I'd like to see more first amendment protections for school students, I don't think this case is going to be decided in favor of the girl.

1: https://www.uscourts.gov/educational-resources/educational-a...
With Android certainly. I wouldn't expect any Android phone today to still receive updates in 5 years.
For some reason this reminds me of the Feynman article on HN recently ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26931359 ) - the enjoyment in pursuing something just because you think it would be fun.
As a control, how many people left the KKK without knowing him?
Florida has some decent engineering schools, so I'm a bit confused why Florida doesn't attract more tech as well.
Yeah that's a bit strange. My guess is that they use different tech or techniques under the hood and eventually one will be picked as a winner and become just web.telegram.com or they'll take ideas from both and merge into a single one. It kinda looks like a poor man's A/B test.
I do think there needs to be a better search system for latex/math symbols. That would be amazing. As far as using the notation, I forget where I read this but I remember seeing that one excuse for the use of abstract symbols is keep the ideas abstract so as to not narrow your mind into just what you're working on. So many areas of math cross over so keeping things abstract could aid in that recognition.
> * Cursors Did you know that you can use your own image, or even emoji as a cursor?

This was the very first bit of CSS I ever learned thanks to my first internet friend, Tom.
My first thought was that ML-guided flying drones with laser weapons seems like it could be catastrophic is hacked. Imagine someone changed the drones to recognize humans (or, assuming the lasers can't hurt a human normally, the eyes of automobile drivers) as valid targets.
This line of thought will both be extremely ineffective (and further incentivize misinformation) and highly unjust. At some point you need to stop and realize everything isn’t a conflict that necessarily has losers to be “neutralized.”
At least he is honest and wants to change. Better than 99% of people out there.
Bumble is more superficial than Tinder because instead of 2 filtering gates it has 3 and that 3rd gate also removes the opportunity to create attraction through performance or skill.

1. Are you shown to someone you like? Other than paid things like Boost your only lever may be how you swipe.

2. Did they like you back? Good photos and bio actually help here so you have some agency.

3. Are they interested enough to initiate within the time limit? No agency here purely on the basis of sex. "Hi."

The deafening silence of gate 3 removes any chance to move a match from indifferent to interested by being funny, skillful or otherwise interesting. And it dumps even more work on the already most overwhelmed party in dating apps: the woman.

On hetero Bumble, be handsome, be attractive, don't be unattractive.
The idea of an interface is fundamental to computing. No matter what you do, at the end of the day data exchanged between two systems has to be structed _some how_. E.g., machine code submitted to the CPU, register configurations, C ABI, Python structures, JSON. You _could_ be hand wavy about it, maybe even use machine learning, but then it will just be ambiguous and lead to vulns. IMO the constant insistence to try and find ways around this is a huge setback. I used Python heavily in 2008 and always was annoyed when trying to figure out the essence of an API (which is what you get when there is no concrete interface). Whenever I read a Python codebase, unsurprisingly, it's full of handwaving and the resultant bugs (some people know what they're doing, but the problem is there more than in a typed language).
I've heard a lot about proof-of-stake as being a lesser drain on energy per unit of mining, but I'm still very unclear on—well, many things about PoS, actually, but one in particular stands out:

How would eliminating all Proof-of-Work cryptocurrencies and shifting entirely to Proof-of-Stake eliminate the incentive for miners to monopolize every last bit of computing resources they can?

My understanding of cryptocurrencies and blockchains is still fairly limited, but I'm struggling to see how any system that allows for conversion of computing resources into a saleable commodity can avoid that problem, whether or not it finds a way to avoid the "electricity-consumption-to-money" pipeline.
Wow, quite aggressive.

How is allowing jump-scrolling in response to clicking "ruining scrolling by a dipshit developer?"