skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Check out my sibling comment about SNAFU, which addresses your concerns, if I understand them.
People were jumping to make jokes about the site being down

We could not see the article, source, or that link.. the site was down
I love how so many these "just use static html files" posts includes abandoning WYSIWYG interfaces. It's like switching from MS Word to writing LaTeX in Vim.

If you don't need the features Wordpress exists for, static html is great. If you do... Wordpress actually works fairly well if you use a caching plugin.
Are we going to pretend that there are really more searches for C and Visual Basic than for Javascript?

I don’t know what they’re measuring exactly and how but on the surface it doesn’t pass the smell test.

edit: Here's the actual method - https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/programming-languages-defi.... It doesn't count searches.
Not sure what you mean by “invented term.”

in any case, there seems to be a difference in describing a system with symbols and computational systems that use symbols for information processing. Some information processing seems possible in systems that don’t use symbols.
Data Visualization with D3, React, Visx and TypeScript: 3 – D3 Principles
I had a Galaxy Watch Active with Samsung Pay for a while and I have to agree. That is a great feature if it works.

However, it didn't actually work very well. You have to do several button presses and taps on the phone, during which it launches very slowly, and once you get to the payment part it often failed for whatever reason. "Multiple cards detected", "payment denied", whatever. It was quicker to fish the card out of my wallet and much less stressful.

PS: The card I paid with when it failed was the exact same card that I had linked to Samsung Pay, there were no balance issues :)
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Is it the fact that "major news outlets" didn't even really vet her before doing hours of B roll and wide reaching confident stories as to the veracity and intent of her reports...?
The 10x exists, I've met and worked with him and it's not me. But it is a guy who graduated Stanford before he could legally drive a car, so good luck finding many like him. But yeah, if I had to use a word to describe him, humble would fit.
I've never used Airflow, but used Step Function in AWS to pretty much achieved the same things this article described. I wonder if anybody has used both and what are the pros and cons between them? Besides the obvious reason of Step Function in AWS so it would work better within AWS ecosystem and Airflow is open source and service/provider agnostic?
I just got added to the Orion beta last night, and have been using Kagi for a while now. Both seem remarkably polished for beta products, but still have their own quirks and rough spots. In my experience I’ve mentioned a couple things that I’d like to have, and the team was super quick to get them acknowledged and implemented. It’s going to come down to how the team chooses to monetize these for me, but I’d be more than happy to subscribe if it means I’m giving less to Google.
In the end, analysts are cheaper than engineers.
But in those cases you are creating for other people. The point was made about software that didn't have any use for any people.

In those cases, only the creation itself has a use, not the end result. By definition.
22. no matter how well you plan, as soon as the (completely arbitrary) deadline gets close, everybody - even people who know better - will demand that you throw in last-minute hacks at 10 PM to "fix" a problem that nobody thought of before that create technical debt that will never be paid off and will be blamed on you.
"Write things down" is probably the most important, in a world where people think Agile means no documentation. Our team has lots of conversations during grooming and never writes the notes down that we talk about which is very frustrating because it's so easy and has a huge effect on the outcome.

One that I'd add is invite everyone to the same meetings or put them on the same e-mails, don't have one-off meetings and conversations with certain people because it leads to half the team being in the dark.
Well, pretty much to be expected. Saw that lots of subs that got banned attempted to move to Ruqqus, but they never gain any traction. Reddit as a platform is just far too convenient - lots of people won't visit an entirely new website for just one sub in their feed.
It may shock people but an MBA is not a substitute for competence.

An MBA can be a massive leg up in certain circumstances. In other it’s a box you need to check.
kind of tangential.. but i'm constantly baffled by how antiquated our K-12 education system is.

8am - 2pm, a few dozen kids in 1 class room, 1 teacher, 1 white board, shuffled from one class to the next, school bells, homework, midterms, final exam.

compare this side by side with schooling 200 years ago, and not much has changed.

i can't understand why education hasn't been open sourced and unified.. an why there isn't even a concerted effort to do so?

why are 1000s of teachers nation-wide working in silos and reinventing algebra lesson plans every year?

why are kids arbitrarily locked in to schedules that don't consider their individual needs and level?

resourcing is definitely a problem, and poor teacher salaries are criminal, but the whole thing is designed poorly.

further the institution has doubled down on this method .. more testing, more metrics, more pedigrees. This incentivizes gaming the system.

to come full circle, these G&T programs are a symptom of the core problems leading parents to desperate fight for alternative teaching because they have correctly assessed the public programs are not sufficient if you really want a shot at academic success.
Just to be clear, none of what you've provided concludes that tether manipulated (pumps) the btc market. Its still a tin foil hat theory from people who just dont like cryptocurrecy.
Back in 1940s, if you wanted to support the war effort, you bought war bonds.

The highway down my parent's house was supported by muni (state-level bonds). I bought bonds to support a hospital in Detroit (and made lots of money on that!!). Etc. etc.

Look up muni-bonds: they support highways, bridges, hospitals, and other infrastructure. I don't know if there's any for NASA specifically, but plenty of options if you actually want to invest in the country itself.

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The main downside is that they're tax-free, which means their interest rates are set such that they assume you're a millionare. So if you're paying anything less than the top-tier tax bracket, you're kinda wasting money on a risk/reward basis. That is to say: if "normal bonds" are getting 4% right now, all the munis would be priced at you'd get roughly 2.52%, assuming the top tax bracket of 37%. All bonds have a level of risk that's graded on a sliding scale: AAA bonds are the lowest risk (and lowest %rate), and C being the lowest.

Funny how that works? You write the laws so to favor muni-bonds by making them largely tax free, and then suddenly the free-market takes away the advantage lol.
Talent is used as a label by someone who doesn't understand the practice involved in the given craft.

No one wakes up and paints a masterpiece. It takes years and years of hard work and studying to get to a point before you can even get close to masterpiece level.
We're using xterm.js to teach programming to kids in a block-based (like MIT scratch) editor: https://app.code-it-studio.de/makerspace/57
After speaking with many retired people in my work and my life, all I can say to somebody who is aspiring to retire at any time of their life:

Do something for others. Do stuff for yourself too, that's fine, but don't look inward only. Be a good human to others, too.
You probably can't and I guess that's ok.
I didn't need those features for the project.
Considering they are already in the process of certifying mobile terminals, I would say late 2022 for larger boats and planes. 2023 for something you or I could buy for RV/Boat use.
Visual Basic and Classic Visual Basic are in spots 6 and 11. I am not against Python's use of indentation, but I don't think it's better than having keywords such as endif or next terminate blocks.
You're not wrong, but the exposure is around 0.039% last time I looked into it. Plus you have to own a bunch of Uber, too.

Google (Alphabet) owns a big chunk of SpaceX, maybe around $7B worth now? Given their market cap of 1.856T, that ends up being ~ 0.38% SpaceX.
For your logs you're going to print the error's default message anyway, so you should have the underlying message of the std::io::Error as long as it's listed in the source of your wrapped error.
Starship is a launch platform that makes possible a space economy.

Think space stations, lunar outposts, mining and manufacturing.
I would appreciate if you can share your knowledge on these vulnerabilities
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How is the USPS not "the government"? Unless we're playing British English games where "the government" means the party in control of Parliment and there's some other word for things the State does.

The USPS exists to serve a constitutional mandate, has its operations overseen by Congress, and 9 out of 11 board seats are appointed by the president. It is a government agency. Or you can read the establishment law, which states it's an establishment of the Executive branch https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/39/201
I disagree.

MBA is a way of getting some specific type of knowledge.

For a determined person they can do it on their own, the information is and has always been accessible (if you care to read books).

I think what changed is a perception of MBA. Particularly due to outrageous successes of some people without MBAs.
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> Propagation without needing to use boxed trait objects

You can also use enums, as shown in the post. You don't need trait objects.

EDIT 1

> without needing to use boxed trait objects [...] `anyhow`

It's my understanding that anyhow uses trait objects. The first sentence of its document says "This library provides anyhow::Error, a trait object based error type"

EDIT 1 END

> which have nice downcasting API

I'm not a fan of downcasting when not _absolutely_ necessary.

See my sibling comment about SNAFU for an alternate that allows keeping different errors separate while unifying them.
And for another, it allows ransomware gangs to much more easily extract payments from their victims as well.
and also importantly people who have family to take care of. If someone comes to me and asks for time off because they have children or partners or parents to take care off and they take that seriously that certainly deserves some respect

would make a better impression on me than someone showing up with a Patrick Bateman business card in hand
https://hillcroftlacrosse.com/ is the Jamstack site. The blog the submission links to is using Ghost.
Maybe everyone should stop doing things because they are popular. I guess the definition of popularity is something embraced by a majority though.
I've experimented with this and the results seem to vary depending on the headphones. I have a set of planar magnetic hifimans that don't have enough sub-bass out of the box, but can easily make tons of sub-bass with eq adjustments. On the other hand, some of the other headphones I tried this on sound like they're just distorting more when I try to apply similar levels of eq compensation.

There's also no way to apply a system wide eq to an iPhone, so you'll need an external device.
This has been known and demonstrated for decades, but we're still ordered to do it anyway. If I were more of a conspiracy theory type I would think that Machiavellian managers demand multitasking precisely because they know that it does cause problems that they can blame on their underlings later whenever anything goes wrong so they come out looking great. But that would be crazy talk, of course.
Trance Techno all the way for coding.
The loss is in usdt, which is now worthless and easy to get 1 million units of to repay.
This is not a "quantum sense", it's a mechanism for sensing (non-quantum) magnetic fields that happens to rely on a quantum mechanical effect. But ultimately everything that happens in our universe relies on quantum mechanical effects, to that's not quite as esoteric as the headline is trying to make it appear.
Is this a person whose influence matters? Otherwise, story is dog bites man.
This wasn't so much the technical stability problem; time will be the real test here. With Svelte I was able to very quickly scan the repo and pickup where I left of, even with long gaps between work.
But it may be the only practical solution.

- Those billions are busy doing other things. There is a time problem.

- Even families don't care enough to visit their kids and elderly parents, so there isn't a lot of willingness to take significant action. There is a what people are willing to pay (in terms of time, money, and/or resources) problem.

- The scale of the problem is enormous and humans don't scale. Are there even enough sociable people you could hire in the USA for this?
Not novel to me personally at all but I know that other people claim (perhaps rightfully so) that music helps them concentrate.

I can't. Especially not with repetitive, melodic music like other siblings say helps them. That's an absolute killer as I starts repeating the melody in my head. Potentially even after I shut the music itself off.

My suspicion is that many people have too many other distractions and music helps them because it's less distracting than the other things. Some people say white noise, such as from an AC helps them sleep. It drives me crazy and I can't fall asleep at all. It does beat a busy street with cars zooming by, revving, honking etc.

Where music can help if there's a mundane repetitive task I need to just get done, because automating it does not make sense at that point. Certain music helps. Allegedly farmers use the same technique to make strawberry pickers faster.

Have you never heard of or witnessed people that turn off their car stereo when they need to drive backwards?
Wow, you are right.

Still, I don't think I would choose Visual Basic to build the next big thing though :)
Funny, nmap was released in 1997.
> you should have the underlying message of the std::io::Error

This is a point of debate[1] among the error-handling working group.

[1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/project-error-handling/issues/4...
I went to the about page on Kagi.com and read. Did a quick google search but the name is common.
My own?
How do you know? Maybe there's an endless army of programmers supporting ancient one off VB programs written for various odd tasks across many organizations.
some term I made up to describe temporary floating ground area (polders ?)
Turns out being No. 2 language for all domains leads to being No. 1

What is fascinating that Classic Visual Basic jumped from 19 to 11. TIOBE is like that

I've been teaching Python for the last few years and there has been a marked increase in using Python to "Automate the boring stuff".

Adult students come to tell me that Pascal or C++ taught in school was just not something they could use practically, however Python is very practical across many disciplines.

Of course if we could solve the deployment issue on a fresh computer...
Undoing the Mac OS Facelift (2000)
The twitter mob doesn't like to hear that but it's absolutely true. It's illiberal, intolerant and regressive. Actual progressives and liberals see this clear as day. Most of us are just too afraid of the mob to say it.
I don't want to see any more mosquitoes, one way or another!
The slum that techlords hate
The hate that lordtechs slum
The lord that hateslums tech

The real slum is Bloomberg
If you see the Nobel Peace Prize as a committee trying to "counterbalance" war, choosing journalists committed to truth in the era of seemingly neverending misinformation and disinformation is about as on-the-nose a statement as you can make.

And if you are indifferent to this counterbalancing, at least take heart that over the past 6 years there has been a significant decline in fatalities related to armed conflicts:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_armed_conflicts_in_202...

And 2021 is continuing the trend, and 2022 will hopefully as well as the Afghanistan conflict winds down.
Thank you for mind reading 2200 people.
Tiobe is great. Whenever I see someone taking those rankings at face value, I get wary of their ability or general motivation to check their sources.
I've also really liked Netlify's free offerings as well. Same idea as DO's Apps, and it will do builds on pushes to repos, and amazingly it's free too! I have a slew of low-traffic sites, all with custom domains and on-demand builds (mostly Gatsby or custom CRA apps), hosted over at Netlify for $0.
Thank you!

To answer the question, we need to go a step back and answer how did we chose the platform first. The decision to go with macOS first was made in 2018 for the simple reason that we thought macOS has a bright future as a consumer OS. This was pre-M1 so we are glad to see macOS adoption grow!

Once we settled on macOS, WebKit was a natural choice as it is the web rendering engine supported by the OS manufacturer. This would enable us to have best performance and OS integration features. The drawback was lack of any browser app frameworks so we basically had to write the browser app from scratch.

I am not that worried about WebKit's slow(er) pace of web platform feature adoption (although I'd love to see something like AVIF support etc.) partly because I know that these decisions are carefully weighted for their impact (what is the right level of hardware/browser/web separation for example). In the future, if Orion becomes success, we hope to be able to have full time contributors to help accelerate its development.
"See West Memphis!"

... or East St Louis
Yea, I'm closing in on 50 and I would be terrified of just "taking a break" without another job lined up. Despite what you hear here about tech workers being in high demand, and companies just handing out job offers, I wonder how much of that takes into account the Valley's well-known ageism. My last job search (about 3 years ago) took about a year and resulted in one offer which I gratefully took.
Yeah, I like listening to books when doing household chores, as I can do those almost entirely on autopilot, with very little thought required at all.

I also listen to books when doing hobby woodworking, as most of the time spent is on rather menial tasks like sanding or planing. However, not all of it is like that, and you often need to focus, do some calculation or planning. During those times, I need to pause the book, as I can neither focus on it nor on the task at hand.

Human bodies have lots of ability to multitask, it’s just their brains have very little.
I think nobody is really cares if they are hardline. They can be hardline all they want, as long as they aren't around others.
> Are we going to pretend that there are really more searches for C and Visual Basic than for Javascript?

Probably. A lot of things I would add the language name to while searching for another language I qiickly learned tagging MDN on instead gets the best JS info, and once on MDN, navigating between topics rather than doing a new search for a related topic os much more common than the haphazard set of resources that you end up with for many languages.

Of course, that's a minor reason among the vast number of reasons why number of web searches explicitly targeting the language is a horrible measure of language popularity or impact.
fair comment. the "UV" trap lights are not pure UV either though.
At the risk of inciting an OT debate, might it make more sense to post the https:// link (https://thomasridings.com/goodbye-wordpress-hello-jamstack/), which does also work? And relatedly for the author since they are commenting, perhaps you should setup an auto-redirect?
Possibly, but bookmarks are trash UX and I hate managing them.

There are few vendors but they have millions of pages and the relevant data changes daily.
It does not. But a lot of people flocked to HN to see what is going on or because they did not have their other alternative.
The others that are vaccinated right?

The others that even though they are vaccinated, can receive and transmit the virus to others.

So what are the risks of unvaccinated people again?
That’s really cool to hear. So just good communication!
In which sense is your hearing 'so good it might count as a disability'?
Algolia for search.

Disqus for comments. Are pingbacks really a thing still?

Do you really hotswap themes that frequently?

You get performance out of the box with SSG that would be a lot of effort to replicate with Wordpress.
It could also be due to the way some insect musculature works, they typically don't have the same extension/contraction methods we have by pulling on either side of a bone, which doesn't work in an exoskeleton. My understanding is that they instead rely on a combination of flexors and vascular pressure to extend which is a jerkier-looking process.
See the muscle section here
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insect_physiology
But that’s true in any situation. Doctor, dentist, lawyer, engineer or scientist. Just because you can jump through the hoops doesn’t mean you’re competent.
WP also has an HTTP-speaking API, but yeah, I've done the "extract posts and pages directly from the DB" thing too. It's maybe half a day if you've never looked at the WP DB schema before, mainly figuring out which tables & fields you need to look at to select only published items. Probably minutes if you're already familiar with it.
Wordpress definitely has its issues. In this case I think it would've made more sense to just statically compile your wordpress site into HTML and serve that through traditional means (e.g. Azure Blob, Amazon S3, etc), than to go through all the trouble of converting.

I'd agree on a new project, jamstack makes sense here.
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Used this as my daily driver for dev work for years, works great. Only downside is it doesn't do emoji rendering well
It can be rational from the perspective of individual businesses and still be "incredibly regressive" and net negative for society.
That's existentially very clever
It's odd the things we remember. I memorized a 25-digit Windows 98 Key because of how many times I reinstalled it. I don't remember why I had to reinstall it so many times, but I sure remember the key!
Isn't it how many results there are for searching "LANGUAGE_NAME programming"? Not how many people searched for it. Or maybe I am mixing it up...
The data is from the USPS. Sorry if it doesn't match some anecdotes
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This is a theme in Taleb's work. He would say that only suckers choose the MBA in this hypothetical, since the MBA (and their network) is optimizing for projecting an image of competence, whereas the non-MBA actually had to have competence to get where they are.
https://medium.com/incerto/surgeons-should-notlook-like-surg...
Different people are different? I can focus and be productive while watching tv shows or listening to music - but I frequently miss things in the show (which I’m ok with), and I know people who just can’t even have it on nearby without it distracting them from the task.
Anything with Lyrics wrecks my concentration. Somehow my mind just can't stop tracking speech. Instrumental is OK, but silence is too.

I know lots of people though who must have music on, or they simply cannot concentrate. For them, it might be that the music gives the mind something to hold on to, kind of a rail to help stay on track, and in the absence of that, their mind would wander farther afield.
How can you find out where the peaks and valleys in your hearing are? I've wanted to get basically an EQ curve for my own ear hearing issues if possible as I'm sure I have some minor hearing loss, but wasn't sure how to do that. Any tips?
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