skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am disappointed this release does not introduce any functionality similar to the Flask-Classful project.

I find built-in MethodViews very limited and unable to capture context.

Furthermore, MethodViews force you to artificially split endpoints between multiple classes when functionality better belongs in a single class.

https://flask-classful.teracy.org/#using-custom-routes
Sensitive emotional subjects shouldn't be noted. Reminding C developers of the void* incompatibility is a good way to get them to feel triggered because it makes the language unpleasant.
8chan was not carrying out and filming executions. ISIS was, probably still is, if you want to talk about disingenuous. You probably knew that. I submit that there's a slight difference.
Everytime I see a headline like this always think "this is probably Mathy at it again". The guy is a titan in breaking wifi.
Thanks for the comment nightfly.

If you visit the website, the goal is put the island into a conservation trust with two public tent camping sites, its a remote island with no structures, abundant wildlife, and is currently for sale. No houses are being built on the island.

A small cabin will be built so the land trust and community members can make overnight trips out to the island for cleanup, surveys, wildlife studies ect.

Happy to answer any questions, and welcome you to come stay if we can find a benefactor. Thanks
This is huge. (Serious!) https://github.com/pallets/flask/pull/3907

Add route decorators for common HTTP methods. For example,
@app.post("/login") is a shortcut for
@app.route("/login", methods=["POST"]).
Like this?: https://skapp.hns.siasky.net/#/apps/all
Perhaps spend a few years cleaning toilets for a living and report back to us on how fulfilling it is to benefit people in your community. The very same people who will look down on you as a total looser for doing such a shitty job. Perhaps that will change your mind?
Yes, I recall using the phrase "burned out from work" over 20 years ago. Maybe m0llusk is thinking of the phrase "cracked out"?
I agree that there is "information" in the colloquial sense there, or even in the Kolmogorov sense. I don't understand how there is information in the entropy sense, because I do not see a random variable anywhere in this story.
I imagine because he's an American living in England.
You also need to ground it (you should be doing this anyway for electrical safety).
This looks like an ideal use-case for a 3D printer
I'm not quite going to downvote you for this, just share my observation that I have never, once, used a Java app which has what I would consider a "native look and feel" for macOS.

Better than Electron? Sure. But native? Not even close.

Perhaps it's different on other platforms; I wouldn't know.
Yup, that's more or less what I had in mind.
Not sure about purchasing power, but from a salary perspective I thought that kind of money simply didn't exist at NZ companies. Maybe at Amazon or Microsoft in NZ you can get paid that much though.
It was like Mozilla, who paid 2 million for the CEO when revenue down like 80%.
Is there any OSS model that is financial sustainable. A foundation like Apache?
Is contributing to overfishing and factory farming to make kibble that much better for wildlife?
I guess, the way I see it, you can offer substantial discounts if they self-report. However, if you take them to court over obvious misbehavior, and they lose, I mean ... have at them. In this case I'd want to see something progressive, starting at X% then going up Y% each month of non-compliance.
Technically... yes. But the $1/year was AFAIK not enough to cover costs.
He was also famous for lying in interviews, which makes it even more fun to guess if any of it is true.
> This is huge.

I consider this to be a minor syntactic sugar.
https://mobile.twitter.com/celinegounder/status/139215674399...
The examples seem to run fine and report counters without any special privileges. Building the toolchain and then building your own code with the toolchain is trivial too, I was up and running in 10 minutes, much of which was waiting for the builds.
This. AFAICT Memory leaks are not practical to test in rust (note this is not the same as detectable), but basically come for free in zig tests.
Another Ransomware Another Police
> edit their messages days later to gasslight you

That is a good point. I like to say `s/foo/bar/` to correct myself rather than edit the message. This is also important if people are receiving e-mail notifications for new messages but not for message edits.
Thank you for the MOOC link. I have been looking for a good starting point to get into a Smalltalk language/implementation.
Thanks! I did manage to find a little more info from the local university's site. Unfortunately that might not work out as they mention there's a wait-list and I'm not even currently enrolled.

I might have to check nearby states. It sounds do-able, though.
Mark Cuban joins Vietnam's Sky Mavis’ $7.5m Series A round
I think this is fine, as long as the companies are paying taxes.

It would be really frustrating to have to listen to companies that refuse to pay taxes ask for tax money.
Considering it’s a very common touch point as a flask developer it’s great to see.
They are all problems with the protocol, considering that the protocol doesn't define how to do any of this.
Trying to stop radio waves is sort of like trying to stop water. Any little crack or hole and it'll come through.
> Warning: This is the development version. The latest stable version is Version 1.1.x.

I couldn't find a way to close the top banner. So I clicked around and found out this page had a bug. In the bottom right corner there is button to select the version of flask.

1. click v2.0.x, works fine

2. click v1.1.x, 404 page not found

3. click v2.0.x again, 404 page not found
I guess I'll give the obligatory Rust rec - It's a fun language that prevents you from being too stupid (after you learn it).
The types aren't real anyway, what is there to strip out? Do you mean don't type check for production builds?
And you literally picked the shortest one which isn't much better, the average commute is 53min per day in the US.
There are many cities in the USA, outside of the Bay Area, in which $132k would be a reasonable salary for that job. Just west of the Mississippi: Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Diego, Denver, possibly even Salt Lake City, Phoenix, probably Minneapolis, Honolulu, etc.
Not really much to it. A directory with notes that has subdirectories for different things.

For your example, I've a directory called resources and it has subdirs like books, videos etc.

Each note is a markdown file with some front matter, including a source. The body is what you call annotations and I call notes.

I've got kortina.vscode-markdown-notes and davidanson.vscode-markdownlint extensions for VSCode.

I also have a couple of scripts for housekeeping: to quickly generate an entry and to create indexes. If you're interested you can read more about it here: https://ognjen.io/markdown-notes-improvements/
It's a little more complicated with the WhatsApp business tools, this isn't normal adtech stuff. Search the web for "whatsapp crm integration".
Now you understand why the lunge was considered daring, or even irresponsible, depending on the school.
>clearing holy sites with "nonlethal" force without provocation

there was traditional "lets throw rocks on praying jews next to the western wall from above" and some general "lets riot and throw stones and stuff" at police, bystanders and cars. It's kinda standard happening on each Ramadan so "without provocation" is wrong. It was also fueled by TikTok challenge "hit a Jew" that started in Jerusalem a couple of weeks ago.
Voxel Cabin
Exactly. Being assertive and firmly negotiating doesn’t mean you have to be a jerk. Just the opposite, actually: if you’re being a jerk, you’re probably not not negotiating well.
Congrats on making a game!
So is this is the start of finally bypassing Ireland?
> 2021 $15 than they could've with their 2019 $15

Still far more than they would have been buying with the $7.25/hr of course.

These wage increases are almost certainly net welfare enhancing due to diminishing marginal utility of the dollar.
Learn web development in a new way
SoftBank invests $60m in Malaysian AI firm for a 23% stake
There is! I’m coming from fifteen years in an unrelated (and wildly different) field. I am actively seeking advice related to landing a job where I would be a good fit. Please email me if you’d like to chat drumnickydrum@gmail.com
I quit my job in December because I was incapable of getting through a day of work without yelling. I was constantly angry, tired, and my health had deteriorated.

I have been unemployed for 5 months. It isn't any better now. I am trying to work from home on some side projects but I am able to focus for about one hour on a task and become extremely tired. I can not even apply for work as the act of filling out a resume seems impossible.

Prior to this I was a very successful IT Director with a team of 60 in 3 countries. Now the simplest tasks are impossible for me.

Two years ago I would have thought this would be an inconceivable position for me end up in.

I am only 39. Oh well - that's life.
Same story here (22 years actually). For me, Aphex Twin is the only music I "listen to." I listen to other music, but only in passing. My daily work music is always Aphex Twin. To me, it is the only music that captures the true sense of an uninterpreted future; it is not constrained by a style or a lifestyle, it doesn't contain an image or a purpose or a meaning, it is just the sound of the vast expanse of the world to come.
At CNN our initial ML application is around personalization (ie article/video recommendations). While this is our main focus, we are exploring other applications. Eventually my hope is that we are able to provide tools that assist the content creators.
Army of fans boosts China's messaging on Twitter
People Aren’t ‘Addicted’ to Wearing Masks, They’re Traumatized
Being a victim doesn't excuse you from accountability. If you leave a laptop in your car in a shady neighborhood and find it was stolen, that was your fault and you bear the blame for not having common sense. Similarly, we all have the responsibility to take care of our own health and do some learning around what that entails. Suggesting otherwise is infantilization and implies that some entity out there is responsible for our safety and mistakes, not us.
It's getting really tired to blame companies for acting like rational agents against the natural laws of competitive global markets.

Being against free trade works for an economy right up until it has fully squandered its competitive advantage (derived in great part in the modern world by leveraging comparative advantage) and then GDP and the tax base start collapsing. And then capital flight happens when the combination of protectionism and necessarily increased taxes to sustain government programs makes it prohibitive to conduct business, compounding the vicious contractive cycle.

Retarding an economy with protectionist policies is a losing strategy in the long term. The only way to win is education and retraining. That's it.
Definitely not perfection. But yes, we shouldn't see "complete project" as a bad thing.
Good, let's free up capital for enterprises that can better compensate workers.
Not surprising to HN readers, but the referenced Oxford study is interesting and comprehensive:

https://demtech.oii.ox.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/sites/127/20...
How Steve Wozniak wrote anything by paper, much less BASIC for the Apple I, is beyond me...

He and his kind are in a different reality
SARS-CoV-2 genes and mutation impact by comparing 44 Sarbecovirus genomes
Several years ago I lost my iPhone and tracked it using Find my Phone to a house.

I called the Sheriff's Department and they sent a deputy to the address reported by the device. My understanding was they actually went so far as to say something along the lines of "hand over the phone right now or we'll call for a warrant, search the house, and arrest you for grand theft".

About two hours after calling I drove down to the Sheriff's office and they gave me the phone.

I couldn't believe it.
> Keep in mind the idea of "other iPhones will help you find your tags" was not even a thing you could test for when the first reviews came in, since iOS 14.5 was not out yet

My understanding is that this is not actually true. AirTags using the existing "Find My" network of devices and iOS 14.5 is not required for Airtags to be tracked in the wild. iOS 14.5 is required, however, to pair to an AirTag as the owner or get the "this AirTag is stalking you" notification.
THIS IS AWESOME. I think that crypto and the NFT world have the power to do good. All the hype currently surrounding and highlighting crappy projects I hope the good ones can shine through. Good luck.
Bingo. The above example is great as well -- "I'd like to stay here, but being remote matters more to me. How can we solve this amicably?"
Agree, went from rough concept to PoC in an hour with Flask.
Tobacco Mosaic virus was heavily studied by plant biologists, and its hardly pretty.

Canola came about because scientists wanted to work on yield of a boring plant: Rapeseed fields are monochromatic yellow.

I worked in a marine biology lab, the PhDs there were obsessed with Kelp, one of the most un-lovely plants I can imagine but a kelp forest is a beautiful thing, if you understand it.

Mangrove swamps are as ugly as all hell. They teem with life but there's no beauty innately in the mangrove per se.

I just don't agree with this conclusion, evidence not withstanding. I think there has to be some sample bias creeping in.

Really? I think scientists want to work on interesting problems. If they attract funds, so much the better. But, Scientists defy typing. Some of them are collectors, some of them are dissectors, some of them are "how-does-it-workers", some of them are "how-can-I-kill-it" specialists.

Pretty is in the eye of the beholder.
> If they stop offering or reduce WhatsApp services in Germany (or India), that's a great indicator that the service isn't profitable without the sale (or other commercial exploitation, Facebook is an ad company after all) of large amounts of user data.

Don't we already know that about WhatsApp though? What other revenue source does it have?
The story so far:

ARM chips last longer on battery, and every high volume laptop manufacturer had an ARM model. Every smartphone is already arm.

ARM already has mainline support from every major OS vendor.

Every videogame engine builds for ARM targets.

In AWS, Graviton2 instances are 40% cheaper for cpu bound workloads vs x86. Next time our reserved instances expire we will switch.
I hope this enlightens a new age of creativity and the arts.
According to Section 22A(3A) of the NZ Land Transport Act 1998 a burnout is when "A person ... without reasonable excuse, operate(s) a motor vehicle on a road in a manner that causes the vehicle to undergo sustained loss of traction (where) the operation of the vehicle in that manner is (not) authorised by law."
> After all this whole concept of spending a career at someone else's company only started in the late 20th C when the industrial rev created the modern corporation.

Psh, what preceded that was far worse and also involved a lifetime of laboring for someone else's benefit.
> I can interact with anybody with an e-mail address

Why is that a good thing? My email is full of spam both literal and mundane (email notification from stuff I only occasionally care about like CI or products). My Messenger account has zero noise because I can't be contacted by companies - only friends I've chosen to let in.
I got an arduino kit sitting on my shelf I've been meaning to try. Does anyone have a recommendation of a good set of tutorials for beginner projects with arduino?

Competent medium programmer, looking to add lights, motion, sensors to 3D prints eventually.
They didn't try at all. I wouldn't personally sell a device such as this as I believe it is very ethically grey unless you seriously consider mitigation measures that are available to everyone.
Ah yes, blame the faceless free market or the bumbling gmen.
Note this is what Facebook says about having to consent to tracking on iOS ;)
Super cool, nice work.
I believe the Chipolo edition has a hole. Anyone know performance differences between Find My Chipolo versus AirTag?
If it has no impact on you, why would you want to opt out of the airtag tracking?
They claim world class because they are “a highly competitive set of peers and some of the largest tech companies in the world”.

Moving “from 50th to 75th” is totally meaningless thought if they’re already arbitrarily deciding who is their “peer”. They could just change who the set of peers are to have any effect they want.
Being not very good at evaluating potential managers could be part of it, but also people with less work experience or fewer in-demand skills can't always afford to be choosy about their employer.
I wonder if ANY common assumptions we have are right.
Slack is fine for transient communication. That is, it's fine unless you might need to dig up a particular conversation a year after, or five years. Actually, finding stuff as old as one week can be problematic already.

Maybe for you this is not important. For me it has proved to be key many times.

Also, filtering. You cannot withstand the same stream of info and notifications from Slack as you can from email, because there are no filtering and classification rules. Channels help, but in a limited way.

Slack works well for casual and ephemeral communication. For other use cases, you need a serious tool like email.
“The Basecamp story’s been a difficult one for me to follow ... it’s a story about racism and white supremacy in that workplace”

No, it isn’t. It’s a story about one group of people effectively arguing that a list of names that sound funny in English leads to genocide. Was the list appropriate? No. Was it unprofessional and immature? Sure. Pathway to genocide? Is that a serious question?
Ah, gotcha. It still might be worth adding your name to the waitlist--sometimes spots open up because students have to drop out. I'd honestly guess the biggest issue right now is COVID. Many (most?) universities are still being very strict about social distancing, and the nature of dive training has meant that the total number of trainees has been reduced significantly. Anyway, if I can answer any others questions, feel free to shoot me a message (email's in my profile)!
Haha Mad Kiwi
In some colonies. Oppression and servitude was not a universal constant.
The photo looks like it is an European "wild man" costume https://www.wired.com/2013/08/the-gorgeous-costumes-of-europ...
You would be surprised by the amount of mission-critical code which runs on Flask.

Flask is a great library which gets out of your way - I find it a joy to use compared to Django.

Although there are some dark sides, particularly with how Flask interacts with Werkzeug during exceptions when you need CORS (for example, we can't overwrite exception page's Access-Control-Allow-Origin headers with @app.after_request since these headers are set by Werkzeug and can't be overwritten in Flask).

This prevents us from levering Flask's default except handler in certain environments which require custom headers for exception handling page.
Interesting, so this is a lower bound on the value of your data!
Most people don't know about LAFs.
Concept correct, # of years off by a lot.
Sigh. SEO and other kinds of "almost search spam" has being reducing the utility to search for certain phrases impossible. It's about time search engines create a filter like -selling:shirts so it can go back to working as it should.
Not merely in colonies. Feudalism was the law of the land for essentially most of the world

The yeoman artisan period has always been more myth than reality.
Spend more time with them now. If you love them, don’t hide from them.

As an introvert who would sometimes rather avoid the toll of socializing, I spent the first four years of my marriage unintentionally neglecting my wife and family because I saw people around me working 12 hour days and weekends to provide. So I did the same. The damage that “bringing home the bacon” mentality had on my ability to turn attention to the relationships I truly cherish is painful.

I’m working past it now and looking for jobs with more PTO and after-hours support strategies that aren’t “quick, let’s call Bob” for every fire.
I hope you never hit the point I had to to turn things around. One quote that really turned things around for me goes like this:

> when you die, your coworkers will be upset for a time but your job will soon replace you. But the memory of your loss will be with your family forever.
Ask HN: How can we not let US push us away?
We moved to US 2 years ago with my wife quitting her job (I'm holding H1B and my wife H4). Since we arrived, we started dealing with USCIS to get her EAD card (PERM, I140, EAD). The end result? - she still didn't get it.

And even if she gets her EAD card in upcoming weeks, it'll expire in early June. :(

We have tried all sorts of ways to expedite this process (expedite request, expedite request through senator) - nothing worked so far.

We are kind of desperate in the process as we tried all means to stay, but US is kind of pushing us away. We are legal immigrants, but kind of living in US as a second citizen - You cannot work, you cannot get SSN, you cannot get your bank account as you don't have SSN, you cannot build your credit history as you don't earn income. Without H4 application pending, you cannot get/renew your driver license. All sorts of things. So unfair for a woman.

If you check on the USCIS website, the processing time for H4 is 9.5 - 12 months and H4 EAD is 5.5 - 11 months. That is so ridiculous. Not a great gesture of welcoming immigrants.

Just wondering if you have any suggestions - for my wife to be able to get her EAD.

I know there are lots of women are in a similar situation as my wife. If you are suffering from the same problem, you can voice in the comment as well. Just for awareness.

ps.

We have submitted her H4 and EAD extension in Jan (as USCIS only allows 6 months in advance for extension), but considering the current processing time (9.5 - 12 months), it's still a black hole for us to wait.
19th century simping
@ineptech knows what he's talking about. Follow this advice.

Here are some more ideas to consider. Source: 18+ years of experience as an engineer, manager, and director.

The theme is make your manager's life easy and he/she will do whatever they can to help you out.

Depending upon the size of your company, your manager may have more or less discretion with WFH. Whatever you do, don't put him/her into a corner with an all or nothing demand. Be clear with what you want, but be willing to negotiate how it happens.

If you've consistently delivered in the past, you have a tremendous amount of leverage. Believe me, the last thing a manager will want to do is lose one of his/her top engineers especially given this job market. Make sure they know you have options and you're willing to exercise them, but you really want to stay put.

Be patient, but hold a hard line. Most managers are inundated with bureaucracy which means almost nothing moves fast. Don't be surprised if your request gets pushed down the stack due to the latest fire that needs attention. Keep offering up options that make their life easier. I know, I know, this is about you not them, but trust me on this one. Make whatever solution you want easy for them. HR says no? Talk to HR, find the loop hole (private healthcare decision sounds perfect).

Alright, this one may be a bit more out there. Reader discretion advised. Just do it. Don't come back in the office. Don't make a lot of noise about it, make sure your productivity stays up, and have numbers to back it up. If your manager catches heat, do whatever is necessary to relieve him or her then go back to WFH.