skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Only if you point out what I should be doing next and why the quantum defribilator is preferable to the whizbang confibulator.
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Grouparoo | Founding Community Manager / Developer Advocate | Full-Time | Remote - USA

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Yeah that's a valid point about MS, they were healthier as far as having products and income but ... weren't at that point yet reborn / looking for their own way forward.
It's pretty handy for gifs where you actually see the problem getting reproduced. But for the rest I agree it is getting rather annoying. And I honestly don't know why tech-savvy people who work on software themselves would do it. It is slower and less convenient.

For others it's pretty clear though: taking a smartphone picture and emailing it around is probably always faster than other means. Plus I'm pretty sure less tech-savy people simply have no idea Ctrl-C works nearly everywhere, including shells and dialog boxes.
Show HN: CMS to build blogs and integrate it into your website via api
The books are better than the TV shows, and the main character is not a "hillbilly" by any means.

Agree that Justified is a very well done show.

I have also been enjoying Wynonna Earp, which is kind of like Justified meets Ash vs Evil Dead.
SQL is a real programming language.
Just Make the Damn Blog
The politicized nature of discussing the post office in its funding has contaminated the brains of many people.

The load that is distributed by the postal service has changed in nature dramatically to be far more packaged intensive and far far less letter-intensive than it used to be.

The sorting machines that were being removed were letter sorting machines because nobody sends letters anymore except for junk mail. Room has to be made for more package sorting machines. That was the explanation for the moves but the timing made people suspicious and the suspicions were jumped upon by political actors in an election year.

Nobody bother to ask themselves why the GOP would remove sorting machines in states that are definitely going blue if it was part of some grand scheme. Again I really don't like the GOP and have never even voted for a GOP candidate but I get fed up with politics bleeding over into reality via misinformation designed to create an emotional and stressful feeling in potential voters to ensure they cast their ballots because that's what this is.
To which claims are you referring to?
> Even with protective cases many flagship phones won't be very useable after 2 years anyway, as the battery life decreases, the OS and apps do more and more things, and flash storage starts to fail/slow.

My iPhone disagrees with this. I've used it pretty heavily for over two years now and it's still going strong. I see no reason why I can't get at least 3 out of it. I figure I make it to fall of 2022 and it'll be nearly 4 years old before I replace it.
Hi. I have a few content websites that may not be used by a tech savvy community, but by young people. Is it there a way to implement a GA alternative in a few minutes to compare by how much the stats differ? I suspect GA is not counting all my visitors.
That article doesn’t even convince me that “rural purge” is a phrase ever used outside it.
Unlikely? I literally just described an example of Costco doing this right now with vodka. That's not a hypothetical - Kirkland brand vodka is a real thing.

Your logic is backwards - when space is at a premium, making the most profit off each item in that space is critical. It makes more sense for Costco to do this than it does for Amazon, not less.
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curious what model is it? no problems at all with S10
> Elon Musk's firm has yet to ship a product.

The article starts out strong lol. No bias here.
Could also be biological. ie: the Hajnal Line theory.
You can use an open-source alternative like https://umami.is/
That text was added 11 years ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rural_purge&diff=...
On that website, why don't the text word wrap when I zoom in?
Sort of; even the non-verbal portions have different means across cultures, AND the neuropsychological abilities that predicted higher scores differed across cultures as well.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24055883/

So what exactly an IQ test is measuring differs between cultures (though it certainly is measuring -something- since there are other correlations), since even the separately identifiable and measurable abilities that lead to someone doing well on an IQ test differ across cultures.
Study: 40.2% of Consumers Would Consider Switching to Municipal Broadband
Git Bash integrated in VS Code works very well.

For Rust/Go/Python/Javascript development, I've never had to rely on any workaround.
a lots of folks i know use gpg, especially in the political context it is widely used. so it is not "dead", maybe you just dont know people that actually care.
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Red Ventures is a portfolio of brands and digital platforms that improves every aspect of the consumer journey, helping people make better decisions while unleashing transformative growth for our businesses and partners.

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You cannot tweet a piece of formatted text. You can sort quote it in Facebook, but any formatting like color will be lost, and color is often important in terminal output.

So, sadly, the picture is made exactly with the purpose of proper quoting, unfortunately losing the textual content :(
The Google Analytics Measurement Protocol documentation was used. We created a middleware which sends data to GA as a POST request (much like our regular logs middleware)
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I'm a senior software engineer with over 8 years of experience. I've worked with startups, big companies, and even co-founded a few business. My main focus is on backend development with Python Django but over the years I've touched many different technologies (React, Objective-C, C#, C++, Go, WebRTC, etc.).

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We are looking for strong front-end engineers to build web applications aimed at training neural networks for Tesla Autopilot. In this role, you’ll build labeling tools used by our in-house team of 1k+ data annotators. This software enables large-scale 3D labeling of images and videos captured by Tesla’s fleet of 1M+ vehicles, allowing us to continuously improve Autopilot’s sense and perception of the world.

You will collaborate closely with other AI teams to build UIs that are integral to our neural network development process. We have a fast-paced development cycle where you'll be prototyping and shipping new features multiple times daily.

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I'm learning for the first time that TeXmacs can interface with R for reproducible research and computational notebook type writing. I might give this a shot! I like writing Rmarkdown, but I sure hate writing prose in fixed width fonts, and I miss a lot of WYSIWYG features when I'm in Rstudio/Emacs.
I think that Facebook with their acquisition of Ctrl labs are further ahead than most people think I’in HCI and might even be ahead of neurallink, especially as Facebook has significantly more money behind their effort.
The evidence is very simple - a spirit telling someone something that they couldn't possibly know.
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Join 3Box Labs on our mission to transform the web's relationship with data. Our identity infrastructure is already used by 1500 of the world's most ambitious applications. Ceramic Network, our decentralized protocol for programmable data streams, is the building block that will let millions of developers bring about the era of open information.

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Pro tip, if a line ends in a | you don't need a trailing backslash. The same is true if a line ends in || or && as those all imply continuation.

Edit:

cat file |
program1 |
program2 |
...
There’s a new release every six months regardless.
Google Books Ngram Viewer [1] shows a usage blip (glitch?) in 1962, a exponential growth starting in 1964.

[1] https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=glitch&year_st...
This is also blocked by many lists. All I want is accurate reporting, so there's no incentive to go with that over Google, especially if Google can keep our data safer than Plausible can.
The hamming distance between val and var is tiny; easy to miss in a code review.
Android (profit of $23 billion from 2010-2016) hasn’t really done that great for Google. They still have to pay Apple a reported $12 billion a year+ to be the default search engine for iOS devices.

Apple’s business model has always been to sell “computers” at high margins. They had record Mac revenues last quarter. All of their other devices are just computers with different form factors running a variant of the same OS, most with a variant of the same processor.

Office and Windows have been the main driver for MS for over 25 years.
Picnic | Senior Mobile Engineer [iOS / Android / React Native] | London, UK | ONSITE or REMOTE | Full time or contract

Picnic is a new group chat app, built for close friends (https://picnic.chat).

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So according to this conspiracy theory, part of the mission was to evacuate all of our diplomats from Cuba to create the appearance that we were fleeing these supposed REW attacks?
Building a Serverless version of Redis
Yeah recently I had to replace the HID bulbs in my motorcycle. The Amazon ones were junk so I wanted the same ones I originally bought 11 years ago. Sure enough there was the email from 2010 and the company still had the same bulbs.
Conflict of interest in what sense?
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Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, Django Rest Framework, TypeScript, Node.js, Postgres, Redis, Docker, Google Cloud (CCP), AWS

Email: marek [at] getwelder [dot] com Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marek-vybiral/

I'm a senior software engineer with over 8 years of experience. I've worked with startups, big companies, and even co-founded a few business. My main focus is on backend development with Python Django but over the years I've touched many different technologies (React, Objective-C, C#, C++, Go, WebRTC, etc.).

I love to solve hard problems in simple ways and to get from zero to one as swiftly as possible while not sacrificing quality. To achieve this I always try to deeply understand the business perspective of the product and identify the most important areas to focus on. The combination of management and deep technical skills is what I feel is my biggest strength.

I am available for a fixed term contract (up to 3 months) which may be a perfect fit to build your MVP or help your startup right after seed round before you scale up the team. I also have my two friends and colleagues with pretty similar background (senior full stack engineer and product manager/designer) at disposal in case your project is more demanding. Let me know on LinkedIn if you are interested.
FWIW, I've not had any spam whatsoever from them.
link is dead for me
I think that most Costco customers also use Amazon. I.e. I get my basic bulk items from Costco and my specific items from Amazon. Perhaps this is why amazon is trying to get these customer with "Subscribe and save" which offers discounts for subscriptions on basic items.

Although, I have not seen any real data on this. Just my gut read.
+1 for dplyr. I've used both pandas and dplyr daily for a couple years at different times in my career, and there is no comparison in mind when it comes to usability/verbosity/number of times I need to look at the documentation.
Not just designing their own hardware, but owning the full software stack, too. I wonder if it'd even be possible to implement an AirTag equivalent on iOS using only the publicly available bluetooth functionality.
How about a poor guy caught with a few grams of marijuana, only looking to pleasure himself?

On the other hand, Wall Street put many people's loved ones in clear danger, leaving them in the street, without jobs and without health insurance in 2008 and none of them went to jail.
Okay, you've described the business models, but so what?

In both cases, they still use the sales data available to them to create and sell their own products at the expense of third party sellers. In Amazon's case, that means diverting customers away from third party listings to their own. In Costco's case, that means making fewer purchases from third party sellers because the amount of shelf space available decreases as Costco puts more of its own products out.

The type of sales relationship that they have with third party sellers doesn't change the fact that both are using sales data to create and sell their own products at the expense of those third parties.
Not true. Take cyber threats for instance. Govt makes public disclosures all the time
What is unclear: Who will manage all those verizon.net email addresses, that are handled by AOL now?

Presently, external servers are pop.verizon.net, smtp.verizon.net and imap.aol.com.

For Frontier customers w/ verizon.net accts, if you don't log into the mail.aol.com portal quarterly, you get locked out of pop access. That's just one bump on what's been a long, rough road for them.
That computes for me when I lived in a rural area. A lot of commenters came to tout this:

> They have the legal obligation to deliver to all addresses. Do you have an address that has been assigned by your county?

While that might be true, in practicality it was not. It took me months at two different locations to get USPS to stop screwing things up or to give me access to a cluster. I think a lot of people here have had great experiences with USPS and are unable to imagine geographies where the system doesn't work too well.
Costco buys the products it sells. Then it decides how and for how much they will be sold. Their product, paid for.
That’s the difference
So solipsism basically?
India turns to cardboard beds in coronavirus battle
I wonder if they’ll release some of the code open source. It would be cool to see some of this early brain chip code.
You have a fixed amount of screen real estate on the landing page. Distributing it to your most important users for that page (prospective users) does make sense to me.
Show HN: Wunderbucket, static hosting with a Dropbox interface
Semi related, ClickUp does have a signup button right in front of you but they always log me out between sessions. It's a great app, but it's irritating when you have to login each day, especially since it is meant to be used everyday.
“Revenue” is not the same as “profit”

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/03/google-still-isnt-telling-us...
Good summary, but he's not a dev, he's a designer.
History has shown that when you make driving easier, people drive more.
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The main issue I have with TeXmacs (and similar software like LyX) is that it's hard to collaborate with others who don't use it. TeXmacs and LyX both support exporting to LaTeX, but YMMV with the readability of the LaTeX source produced, which makes it near impossible to share it with your coauthors. Also, it's hard to use them to typeset articles for journals that often require the authors use a specific style file. None of this is criticism of TeXmacs per se, and I have nothing but respect for the developers, but I believe these are the main reasons why TeXmacs isn't popular among people who write math.
Only that it's going to be used by someone who can understand a few simple symbols, be it in English or a latinized phonetic version of their language (which e.g. China, Japan, India, etc, all have).
In the US, the VA is probably the veterans administration.
I thought trending feed was based on metrics
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