skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Also pay attention to the “top of the funnel.” Make sure your project page discourages users that your project is unlikely to be a good fit for, since they will be a source of controversy and a drain on resources.
Watch progressives double down and spin this tweet as alt right.
So my claims that a portion of the descendants of hispanics view themselves as white - and therefore are white - and this portion increases with each generation, is not incompatible with the view that those who still view themselves as hispanics break more blue. In fact, it has nothing to do with testing this hypothesis.

Moreover, if you insist on trying to reduce the politics of Miami to Cuban Americans, and the politics of Florida to Miami, then you are going to be missing the big picture.
In most of the examples of refactoring there's a strong distinction made between changing how something works internally and changing its behavior.

The behavior is its external behavior, not internal. As a somewhat trivial example, in Common Lisp you may use an association list like:

'((a . b) (c . d) (e . f))

This is grossly inefficient for some operations, but functions as a map. You realize, "Oh, we have alists with, potentially, thousands of elements or have to search it over and over, it's killing our performance". So you replace that with a hash table to get that nice O(1) performance on a lot of your operations. Your users though, never see a behavioral change because they still access the data using the same methods as before:

(get-value map 'a)

To them, there has been no change, and consequently for behavioral tests there has also been no change. It performs better (so there is a change, obviously) but it does not impact the guarantees you offered users of the unit.
I'm actually in favor of this.

I've long held that there should be public liquidity in all companies over a certain valuation and the company should not be allowed to bar you from selling the stock (though it could retain right to beat any pending offers)

It's asinine that companies are allowed to treat equity pay as pay, and IRS can tax it as realized (AMT), but the worker does not in fact have any instrument with which to pay the bill.

Edit: Also this is a really smart tweet IMO

Give yourself a salary that pays for your wealth tax obligations. You don't have to sell anything.

https://twitter.com/macrofacet/status/1453487461989076997

The valuation would grow slower due to burn rate, but the ownership % would not change.
Our radio waves have traveled for about 200 light years. Proxima centauri, our closest star, is located at 4246 Light years from us.

Very, very unlikely that someone can hear us, even if they tried. Space is huge.
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At least for my (Irish) pass the cert is signed by the Irish Health service.

So I expect each country’s national health service has been issued a key. But what mechanism for revocation might be there I’ve no idea.
I legit cant tell if the github fanboyism is this real or if this is just a typical product launch astroturfed comment thread
Hello, Hacker News! https://share.getcloudapp.com/4guP9P6p (stats gathered from opentelemetry-js)
There's no shame in having a hobby you enjoy.
>our ancestors comprise mostly of females in a ratio roughly 3:2 to males.

For anyone else wondering how this is possible on an individual level, apparently a lot of people used to reproduce with their first and second cousins.
An altogether _very_ reasonable price for what we're getting in return.
OpenTelemetry allows you to measure performance of your frontend and backend, but it's not a survey tool. DataDog is one of many compatible backends that works with OpenTelemetry, but you can also use Jaeger OSS, Honeycomb, Lightstep, and others.
The current tax situation is like property taxes in California before Prop 19: nobody sells, so ownership and control never changes. This facilitates wealth transfer from generation to generation (in the equity case, though the use of trusts) and perpetuates wealth inequality.
Employee have experiences too? For the most part, if you are making the space safe for customers, you are making it safe for employees. Their specific complaint was a situation that was safe for neither, and doesn't align with what I saw when I shopped there.
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I'd like to see a video with an acoustic mirror.
If you think that’s bad, let me talk to you about backend development and the reinvention of CRUD over the same time period…
I think your Alpha Centauri distance is off by 3 orders of magnitude :)

Edit: I think there are thousands of stars within 200ly of Earth.
"Let’s ignore the question of whether the policy makes sense given that COVID-19 vaccines don’t prevent infection or transmission"

The article is not worth reading.
Thanks, I'll transmit the advice.
I am an acoustics consultant who designs buildings with architects, then sees them through construction. Doors intended to isolate noisy rooms regularly underperform, whether due to manufacturing or installation problems. Lots of fingerpointing when we call it out on project sites, and having a camera show the weaknesses due to the perimeter gasketing, frame, door leaf, or wall construction surrounding the door would provide the necessary visual for contractors to see the problems we are pointing out.
I used BetterTouchTool to add a second volume slider with no delay and no on-screen UI, for changing the volume while I watch something :)

I highly recommend using BetterTouchTool to get the most out of it if you still have a device with the touch bar.
Where to even start with this. What if I told you that just because you can't imagine it doesn't mean it doesn't exist?

There are tons of small businesses in the physical automation space that run on hooking SBCs up to various things. Many of their components are 3d-printed, by them, until they get everything laid out just right. Source: security evaluations for the software those people write is an extremely lucrative side-hustle, and it's all word of mouth.

The photography business you casually ignore is quite large (Google "wedding photographer" in your city and then realize that most photographers don't even shoot weddings). Or just realize that on the order of 200k DSLRs ship in a given month, almost all using SD as at least one of the onboard cards. Add to that the high-end mirrorless segment which is about the same size, plus all the GoPro addicts (and just to head off the inevitable "what pro uses GoPros" comment, go look at b-roll in any car review). Then round it out with the dashcam/security camera crowd that either doesn't trust wifi or is required to have on-device recording for regulatory reasons.

There are also lots of scientific instruments which use SD cards for data logging in remote locations, especially since they're cheap so you can buy 2-3 from different manufacturers and duplicate the writes without appreciably increasing cost. Ditto other kinds of data loggers like IoT stuff that actually uses an air gap.
From what seems to be the intention of the tax plan it would be regardless of if the asset was available in a stock exchange so if the value of Tim's shares put him above the threshold he would still have to pay the tax. His wealth through epic would likely be less then if it were a publicly traded company though. The effect of paying tax on shares was always true as it becomes a realized capital gain and is already covered under the current tax system.
It still seems problematic. Even if my company goes public, if I haven't actually sold the shares and made any money, why should this be taxed? If there are loopholes that let the founder avoid those taxes at sale time, fix those, but otherwise why should we effectively take away ownership of a company just because someone has built it up successfully.
Sure, by need, but I definitely prefer a desk!
I meant, in your apartment's building lobby.
can it do my cs homework?
Still relevant though because if you have a medical problem (addiction) and rather than be provided with care you’re treated like a criminal, you’d feel even more isolated and less part of something good.
There are different forms of "secularism." In Finland the government collects taxes on behalf of the Protestant church. The government in Germany does the same for different Christian denominations/religions but does not consider others a religion like the Church of Scientology and even targets and surveils them like a terrorist group. So I am not sure if I could call these countries secular.

https://www.dw.com/en/scientology-is-still-a-red-flag-in-ger...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Church_tax
> how do you prevent your employees from getting phished?

Security Awareness Training. Preferably with automated tools and continuous. KnowBe4 is the platform I've used but there are others.
Ask HN: How do you deal with absolute failures?
I'm not talking about a situation when you had 5 things going and you lost top best 2, and ended up in not ideal but still manageable position. I'm talking about failures that will have life long consequences unless solution is found or miracle happens soon. When your last hope utterly shatters. When you have already tried multiple times and failed. When there is no space left behind you to retreat. When it's your fault too and lot of being unlucky.

How do you deal with rejections and failures where everything was riding on it and you did 200% and hoped for the luck, but it still didn't work out just like last 10 times it before it.

I guess I want to know how to rebound, how improve chances of success, how to not let every setback cause you to think back on last 1000 back to back failures.

I've read all motivation quotes so don't cite them.
correct link: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-local-zones-are-now-ope...
Can I ask why it matters to you whether or not julia is self hosting?
Please give me the damn option to turn off the news feed.
Sorry, didn't see your reply because... well HN has no notification thing I think? Anyways, we don't run Nomad locally. All of our services can be started locally without additional tools other than Go.
You can emit multiple spans yourself, no?
Npm is owned by Microsoft. If they forced 2FA on all npm publishers as you propose the anti-MSFT wing of the coding community would go ballistic convinced it was an evil master plan to extinguish open source forever.
Proxima centauri is actually ~4 light years away. Space is really big, but there are a handful of stars in relative vicinity of us (under 250 ly)

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

http://www.icc.dur.ac.uk/~tt/Lectures/Galaxies/LocalGroup/Ba...
Phillip also wrote https://leaddev.com/monitoring-observability/rise-openteleme... today, but is too shy to plug it :)
A lot of people use Instagram, it’s the same company, what’s your point ?
I think the idea is that you'd be considered to have played honourably but merely lost the match, whereas (at least in the case I know about, which is go/baduk) you're also shamed for life.

Sounds like a fun idea to me, not to replace the current rules but as a different game.
Since connected standby, Windows certainly does not do suspend better than Linux. I’m not sure it’s even capable of suspending any more. See for example this recent report of Dell advising that customers should not expect their laptops to suspend [1].

I’ve owned a laptop with this feature and replacing Windows with Linux allowed me to actually use S3 sleep again, safely put the laptop in a bag without worrying about it turning itself on, and it improved the battery life when sleeping by a factor of like 5-10.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28639952
When I was writing a column for JavaWorld I had an editor who was great, she would mark up my column with things like "You can strike this whole paragraph, we get it already." She was really awesome to work with.
There's some truth to it ... but why is that a bad thing exactly?
My laptop doesn't have a webcam, and even if it did, I wouldn't permit my web browser address to it unless I really needed to. A website that asks me to access the webcam just to log in isn't going to appeal to me.

I've no idea how typical I am in this regard, though.

Could you turn the idea on its head? Could the website display the QR code and the phone scan it, as per WhatsApp and many others? Or perhaps the phone just displays the note ubiquitous "random raccoon" type wordset for the user to enter into the website?

I'm probably missing the point of your idea.
Your spare battery is now a power bank: https://www.powerbankexpert.com/best-power-bank-for-macbook-...

Sure, a bit less power efficient, but surely cheaper than an Apple product, and you can choose your features e.g. AC inverter!
Is MFC still a thing?
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Technically only the first verse.

And overall, it is about sex with black women, in a general sense. Two of Mick's black girlfriends each claim it is about them. I'd say the first verse is sort of a twisted sex fantasy. (and not just men indulge in rape fantasy/roleplay stuff)

Obviously, Mick can relate to the slave trader in the first verse, in the sense that he had so many women who would let him do as he pleased with them, with zero regard for their enjoyment. I'm not saying he behaved that way, but he certainly could have, every day if he wanted to.

Not really defending it, it's pretty awful to listen to. It certainly has an iconic guitar riff.
I like https://airtable.com/, https://linear.app/, and https://height.app/. They are all pushing the limits of interactive web apps, not always entirely successfully, but the overall product experience is mostly smooth and polished. I wouldn't really be able to say what it means to be "considered good UX by webdev standards," but I develop for the web and I like these three.
I think you're taking my comment too personally. I'm not attacking what you're saying. I completely understand where you're coming from, and that's from a Perl developer of 13 years.

But what I'm trying to say is that this isn't about quantity shipped or how many users you have made happy - what I'm trying to convey is a measure of programming artistry and helping you see and maybe appreciate it.

Maybe a better analogy - I understand you like Rock music and that it's the only thing you play in your car, you grew up with it and it's all your friends ever talk about... but maybe if you looked at Jazz, you may be able to enjoy it as well.

... sorry if it came out as condescending, that wasn't my intention.
Which studies are funded by legacy media? There are undoubted way more that are not.

I’ve been fed all kinds of UFO and other strange videos by YT myself.
> I think the perspective that a role model has to be from your ethnicity or needs to look like you is not correct

What makes you say that?
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Hey don't worry, Apple has time to be wrong again and maybe this time around everyone will switch over to USB-C. EU is enforcing USB-C chargers for all phones so that should be taken care of. Next year could be the year of USB-C.

Regardless, I still welcome all the ports. The 14" would probably look better thinner but the 16" is fine.
The expensive as hell "default" alternative, Altium Designer, has autoplacer to comlement the autorouter, and it usually works really nicely.
Define “they”, please.
What do you think is holding some people behind?
The next version of Copilot will submit its answers to HN and return the highest-voted comment that compiles, after stripping out the well actually spurious tokens. Just look how well it worked this time?
It depends on how you determine market cap on private equity. $10M still seems like a small business. $100M might, and could be consistent with the worker limit found in other small business definitions (<200 people).

If they are legitimate businesses, then I don't see the problem with having a portfolio of them. Each one can be a significant risk. If they aren't legitimate, then additional regulations should be formed. If you still think it's a problem to have a portfolio, then they could change the language to use the limit as an aggregate of all businesses owned/sold.

"I'm at the point of telling all the billionaires who somehow can't figure out what their assets are worth for a wealth tax"

It's not just them. Forbes has this issue when ranking them. The IRS needs to be able to validate the numbers too, which is unlikely.
> this day with the cloud it could have been the killer feature!

My impression is that latencies kill X performance. Having a server under my desk is one thing, but running even something like xedit halfway across a world is painful. It may be possible to update these tools to be less synchronous, but I’m not sure this is a great use case, certainly not for new applications.

> No need for HDMI or other display interfaces, just run a network cable to each monitor, plug keyboard and mouse on the monitor, you are done.

This would be great. Every monitor has at least a frame buffer and there is no need to push every pixel to the monitor 60 times a second. Worst case scenario is you have a sporting event where you need to push every pixel to the screen 60 or more times per second, but, most of the time, there’s no such need.
You're right that the rules are only modestly complicated: although they do run to dozens of pages most of the complexities are in trying to unpick and rectify situations where something has gone wrong (unauthorised information being accidentally given, somebody leading out of turn, whatever).

That said, if you include partnership bidding systems within the local 'rules' for a particular hand, the complexity explodes. And, particularly at a high level, most of the difficulty in being a tournament director is in making judgement rulings where the partnership's conventions and players' mental states are relevant to whether an infraction has even likely occurred, still less how it might be 'correctly' resolved.
I've been using TabNine for several years and love it. I'd be interested in hearing a comparison between TabNine and GH Copilot from anyone who has used both.
Well, you can have the competitors play naked in a physically isolated and sound/vibration/light/radiation insulated faraday cage, with a metal detector and whole-body MRI scan applied upon entrance, competing through a computer system with fixed clock time for each action that only reveals the action once the clock expires.

I think that would make it pretty much impossible to cheat assuming the tournament organizers don't collude with players.

While the described setup is expensive, just playing naked with a metal detector check in a physically isolated place through the described computer system is probably enough and reasonably cheap.
Question was that why do people turn critical once they leave, answer to which is they can't be critical if it has potential to upend your life permanently. The fact people are living there happily has no relation to the points being discussed. Cattles can live a long happy life too, doesn't mean they are free, just happy. As long as you follow the rules set by authoritative govt you do have an ability to live an uneventful life.
I know about those, and they were not "follow up" or really close the whole strange issue about the Trump Russia scandal at all.

https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/2/20/17031772/m...

1) George Papadopoulos, former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser, making false statements to the FBI. He got a 14-day sentence.

2) Paul Manafort, Trump’s former campaign chair, was indicted on a total of 25 different counts by Mueller’s team, related mainly to his past work for Ukrainian politicians and his finances.

3) Rick Gates, a former Trump campaign aide and Manafort’s longtime junior business partner, was indicted on similar charges to Manafort.

4) Michael Flynn, Trump’s former national security adviser, pleaded guilty in December 2017 to making false statements to the FBI.

36) Michael Cohen: In August 2018, Trump’s former lawyer pleaded guilty to 8 counts — tax and bank charges, related to his finances and taxi business, and campaign finance violations

37) Roger Stone: In January 2019, Mueller indicted longtime Trump adviser Roger Stone on 7 counts. He accused Stone of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks during the campaign, and tampering with a witness who could have debunked his story.

It wasn't all that many people at all really and none of the ones vaguely related to Trump had anything to do with colluding with Putin or hacking the election. Where was the evidence that kicked all this off? Where was the evidence that kept it all going for nearly 3 years? Even right after the Mueller report was released nobody retracted anything and everybody falsely claimed that it did not exonerate Trump, (which it pretty clearly did of the main thrust of the investigation and media circus that had gone on which was of Trump colluding with Putin to hack the election, for which Mueller stated clearly they found no substantial evidence for). Then everybody just kind of forgot about it and moved on. None of that strikes you as slightly odd? All seems above board, no unanswered questions left. Not concerned that maybe Putin got to Mueller and Schiff as well?

Doesn't strike you as even slightly strange that all the news corporations who were banging the "ample evidence" that Trump colluded with Putin drum for years were suddenly perfectly fine with the Mueller report which said that no such evidence had ever been found? Not strange that any of these trusted journalists and truth seekers were placated by that and all in unison decided that was the end of the story, nothing more to investigate?
I tried KiCAD out a few years ago but abandoned it because you couldn't move components around easily without breaking the connected wires. IIRC there was "G" shortcut to do it but the pathing was so poor as to not be worthwhile.

Has that gotten better in recent versions and it is worth another go?
Core developer means that you work on the core, not that you are a person the “python community” can't do without. If one is going to replace the GIL, a very core feature, then it makes sense to make that person a core member of the python squad.
Great point. We use method/class names in config files that get parsed and dynamically evaluated. You could break the whole application by changing class names as an init config could fail.

Also persisting stuff in customer DBs that depends on class names (and reflection) is nice source of terror. Shipping a new version of your software with a refactored class names corrupts the whole DB of a customer.
>The entire purpose of an internship is to learn and to be guided by professionals, not to be treated as a cheap laborer. You don't hire interns, you train interns.

This has not been my experience. I was dropped into the developer team and expected to know the entire tech stack and was not trained by anyone from the company at any point. Have I been bamboozled??
And none of the original NeWS developers miss writing apps in PostScript.
Take a look at the selection here: https://github.com/Tecate/bitmap-fonts
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That's roughly how I've seen experienced people work on high-performance code. I mean, they rarely maintain the generated assembly directly, but they do write code with the assembly it would generate in mind, and keeping the code generating comparable assembly over time is part of maintaining the performance-critical parts of the codebase.