skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Brainfuck is a sufficient example.

How so? It's both very verbose and not very maintainable.

> Abstraction is not clutter.

Most of the overhead in non-functional languages is not abstraction.

> FP adds new abstractions which have variable syntax across languages or even within the same language.

What are you talking about? Generally FP languages have less special-case syntax and less special-case concepts, e.g. fewer control flow keywords, exceptions are less prominent, coroutines don't use special keywords or new concepts, mutable variables aren't needed.... I guess do notation is more common in functional languages, but it's a very lightweight piece of syntax sugar that obviates a bunch of what would be special-case syntax in less functional languages: http://philipnilsson.github.io/Badness10k/escaping-hell-with... .

> A program can be written in a conceptually non-fp language, that is composed of functions without side effect.

Static doesn't mean side-effect free, and a binary distinction between "side effect" and "not side effect", while somewhat useful, is very crude. But the biggest issue is that it's not practical to write without side effects unless the language's standard library, ecosystem, and most of all culture support it.

> People try FP-centric languages, but unless someone pays them, generally people stay away from it except in spurts (eg map, fluent chaining, etc). This should give some pause, as to what that means.

On the contrary, popular programming culture creeps slowly in the FP direction every year. Five or ten years ago map was some wacky far-out functional thing.
"The Accountant's Story: Inside the Violent World of the Medellín Cartel", Roberto Escobar.

> I know that Pablo was earning so much cash that each year we would simply write off approximately 10 percent of our money because the rats would eat it or it would be damaged beyond use by water and dampness.

https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Accountant_s_Story/...
The issue is keeping crews from forgetting how to fly the aircraft.

Or do you want another round of 737MAX because noone actually flown a plane in 6 months, since it was considered somehow better for enviroment?
Reddit is actively investigating issues with mobile clients.
The reason you would regulate something like this is because airport capacity is a huge bottleneck for air travel where demand always outstrips supply, and every flight which doesn't run creates a massive opportunity cost for a flight which would have otherwise served a lot of real travelers.

If you made it purely a pay-per-slot system, what would prevent some airlines buying a lot more slots than they need, making air travel more expensive and more painful for everyone?
It shouldn't be a crime in the first place.

Persecuting people for the substances they decide to consume is what harms people more than drugs themselves.

If people had a place they could easily purchase tested and regulated drugs we wouldn't have so many overdoses. In the past most overdoses were produced by changes in potency of the supply due to differences in cutting or manufacture. Now alongside that issue is the one of fentanyl and analogs being added to the supply.

Regulation would solve these issues instead of ruining people's lives with punishment based on puritanical ideals
> How do 5M page views consume 80TB of traffic? That sounded like a lot, but calculates out to 1,600KB per page view.

No, that's low by an order of magnitude. It is 16MB (16,000KB) per page view.
Depends on your agreement. Mine was a lump sum up front for the first year and a retention bonus plus stocks for year two. With strictly rsus for the last two years.
It’s not like TSMC is unfamiliar with government efforts in support of key industries.
From personal experience people tend to forget things. I think we'll see a front page hackernews article about a "stolen" repo with this method at some point in the future.
For a legit company that would be enough to at the very least call the tech department and investigate if the servers have been hacked. Given that their immediate response was to erase all info about the auction ever existing; they knew what was going on..
No way a kilo costs 80k on US streets. How much does a gram cost?
Oh man, I hate to hear that you are struggling to find traction since I think you're building the future here. I really hope you find a way to make this work so that you can be a trailblazer on this front. The sooner these types of things become popular, the sooner there will be competition and more contributions to this space, and it will become more accessible.
Corrupt cops pay off the high level traffickers to get the occasional tip off, take out a few annoying lower level idiots they’re sick of dealing with.

Also undercover agents, but they’re only picking off these intermediaries too, not the manufacturers.
I love that -- thanks! I have a lot of sympathy for what motivated restaurants to adopt QR code menus, but as a patron I hate 'em. If this prank is done at scale it can help drive the restaurants back to real menus.
you're not an employee if you are interviewed and then rejected.
The bits that face the user are an important part of, but only a part of, all the gears and wheels that make a computer programme useful
Decentralization usually requires some incentive to get people to run it and no single entity on charge of it. Since most ISPs incentive is to redirect failed entries incorrectly and DNS root servers are only reporting centralized TLD providers that require payment for registration, no it isn't decentralized by any standard compared to the decentralization of IPFS using Bitcoin.
> If you just use them all the time, you don't have to remember to use them in the right situation.

I know of dead cave divers who followed protocols only when they really needed to and then one day made a category error and didn't follow the protocol when they really needed to.

I've gotten crap for following through the motions of protocols when they I "didn't need to" but if you do it all the time then you never make those kinds of category errors. There's no downside to always following protocols, there's high downside for making category errors that you wouldn't make if you just always followed protocols.

Similarly you should always use your parking brake, even if you are on flat ground so that you never make a category error there (or just get hit by someone when you're on flat ground and have a rollaway).

Similarly, signal your intentions every single time. You're doing it for the pedestrian you didn't see, or even just some idiot flying up the shoulder of the highway who shouldn't be there, but signal your intentions to take the exit so you move predictably.

See also the normalization of deviance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ljzj9Msli5o
I'm curious what the percentage of Journalists use iPhones primarily... because in my experience it's high, and I believe that affects dev decisions to target which platform first.

If you launch an android-only app, how much of your press-audience are you excluding?
My opinion is that the "green bubble" risk is too great for teens to take, and that alone is responsible for iPhone hedgemony. No, I am not joking. Even as someone in my mid-20s, I get asked about why I use an Android device
I just posted this same comment on the ddg story, but I'm going to post it here as well.

Google forced my search engine (gigablast) basically out of business. I had ixquick.com as a big client at one time; I was providing them with search results from my custom web search engine. Then their CEO called me one day and told me he was cancelling, even though he'd been a client for over 10 years. He said it was because of some change Google had made to their agreement. Ixquick needed Google's results and ads for their startpage.com website, and, even though my results were shown on their ixquick.com and later ixquick.eu site, apparently Google wasn't good with that.
Statuspage: https://www.redditstatus.com/

Based on comments in third-party app communities, it seems like the issues are isolated to third-party clients and not the official Reddit app. Also interesting is that the issue was occurring earlier in the day, reported as resolved, and failure rates are spiking once again now.
Without a doubt, rule 34.
Should definitely be legalized and heavily regulated. Can’t really believe it’s the year 2022 and we’re still treating drugs with the 20th Century morals.

However I suspect the drug dealers won’t just disappear, but move on to other substances. Hopefully the market for those will be smaller but I have no idea. Thinking of synthetic drugs.
Yes, but the quantum leaps in physics are small.
Except that isn't how law enforcement works and you know it.
It's not decentralized. There's a center.

The center used to be Jon Postel, now it's ICANN.

It's a hierarchy of delegated authority (aka "bailiwick"... aka "domain") emanating from the center.

> no one entity owns the entire data set

Because of the delegated authority.

But the authority is all delegated from a center.

It means there's a central point where names can be removed.

The central point owns as much of the data set as they choose to own.
I found one of challenge when running a public dns resolver(and authoritative name server if we're being target) is DNS Backscatter. Up till nowsaday I don't really know how people solve this problem.

Anyone can lighten me up on how to defend this kind of attack? I really want to run my own dns server
I had server shell output from one of the "Big 4" consulting companies being sent as a screenshot of the terminal embedded as a pic in an Excel spreadsheet.
Not that interesting. Girls are generally very uninterested in that kind of stuff.
Are there at-home PCR tests which are valid for international travel?
Defaults and ease for site operators matter. Google could publish a blacklist but it would be opt-in, and if one blacklist starts being unreasonable then site operators can easily switch to another.
If you have had a Dog Complex Delusion it is on you, not the drugs!
Huh, I haven't used Uber in awhile. Is that new or specific to some geographies?
Non-violent Communication
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/71730.Nonviolent_Communi...

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36072.The_7_Habits_of_Hi...

Principles by Ray Dalio
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34536488-principles
> electricity might even be free for businesses

From https://www.elliptic.co/blog/how-iran-uses-bitcoin-mining-to...

> In 2019 Iran officially recognised cryptoasset mining, later establishing a licensing regime that required miners to identify themselves, pay a higher (but still very low) tariff for electricity, and to sell their mined bitcoins to Iran’s central bank. Thousands of unlicensed mining farms have subsequently been identified and shut down - including in mosques, which receive free electricity.

So, not quite free - but rather low still. How low is in https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Iran/electricity_prices/

Iran is 0.004 USD/kWh for households with no info for business costs (though its still likely rather low as Iran is the 2nd lowest cost for energy on that list).

For comparison, USA is 0.153 USD/kWH.

The sanctions aspect make this part of the why crypto currency is appealing. They are essentially burning oil they can't sell on the market into electricity for Bitcoin which is hard to sanction.

> The electricity being used by miners in Iran would require the equivalent of approximately 10 million barrels of crude oil each year to generate - around 4% of total Iranian oil exports in 2020.
Good! Since I also do frivolous research, I'll be expecting a check from you at any moment!
The 737 Max crash wasn’t because of scarce flight hours. It was caused because the training procedures didn’t train pilots on how to recover from MCAS failure (and ultimately because MCAS itself was flawed). Has any transportation safety board cited flight hours as a cause in any of the crashes?
"Teens’ favorite celebrity is Adam Sandler"

I confirmed this report is indeed for 2021
It's centralized because owner of `.` can take over `kz.`
NYC’s 300-page 10-year waterfront plan
Quants: Citadel and Jane Street.
How carbon negative network work?
That's what YOU think. But in practice they produce sub-par solutions and worse quality in my experience. Code reviews are basically a virtual piss-contest where people argue endlessly, everyone trying to show-off their intellectual superiority. And reviewers (not code authors) often can't handle rejection for some reason.
Well since you are would you like to enlighten us how good PCA is with latent variables?
> Can you explain? AFAIK Google has a set criteria for engineering interviews. 2-3 coding, 1 design, 1 something else.

From the parent comment I guess they were the ones doing the design or ‘something else’ interview, with the coding interview or two being covered by someone else.
You could, however, IMHO the result would be that "Google Europe" (in my case, Google Ireland Limited) would notify that they and their subsidiaries have no data on you since they do not deal with your data in any way as you are the customer of "Google USA" and not their customer, unlike all the users Google thinks are in EU and switched their accounts/contracts/etc to the EU subsidiary.

And if your data is processed by "Google USA", then GDPR applies to that processing only if you are "a data subject in the Union".
To be clear, this was a joke and I don't actually do this, though I'm also not a fan of qr menus (other than it's amusing watching tables of less tech savvy folk attempt to use them).
How did you lock it like that, I’m not aware of that being an option in screen time. Thanks.
When will people realise that removing login attempts is meaningless security theatre? It's like when some CIO or politican says "we've been attacking 29 Million times today".

This is why companies pay for https://www.greynoise.io/ so they don't need to worry about meaningless stuff.
McClane et al [6] report that 50% of victims surviving strangulation had no visible neck signs and 35% had minor injuries. ...

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/10695143_Strangulat...
Ransomware wasn’t around 10 years ago.
I was thinking more multinational corp, where there could be interesting questions if the US could in edge-cases still count as touching the context of the (clearly existing) EU establishment. E.g. if an employee in an EU office happened to do one interview stage or was otherwise involved, they'd have done "data processing" in the EU. Or if the same hiring process and organization also runs the equivalent for EU offices, does that pull it in through same way. Etc. Very possible that not, just not something I'd be confident on for all cases. Of course a large multinational is also likely to have had people look at these questions and design their process around them where needed.

Good point on the lawsuit risk being a reason to be strict though.
The same could be said for targeted advertising.
If I had to guess the airport doesn’t make money just off of the flights, they also provide general services to passengers. Having a 30 person flight come through might net them parking, drinks, duty free revenue as well. Even some of the aero revenue like fuel or jet bridge usage are dependent on the number of flights.

Given that, the price for how much you charge an airline should take into account how many additional passengers they will bring through their doors. There has to be a price for lower frequency/more spikey carriers, but it is probably a good bit higher and could mean it is better to just run more flights.
In civilized parts of the world such clauses in the TOS just don't bear any legal meaning. Simple as that.

Your heirs are entitled to your past belongings. That includes of course all kinds of online accounts.
Something like the Taliban in Afghanistan.
If you're chaining, you're still MUCH better off with Lodash. Native functions iterate once per function. Lodash uses an iterator and only loops through the list once.
At that kind of level, the IRS is not manually checking every $600 payment had the correct tax paid...

They just want all transactions so they can run them through a big machine learning model to find tax evaders. More data=More accuracy.
It’s also just a more accurately descriptive word. Nemesis was the Greek god who punished hubris. A Nemesis is somebody who delivers (a usually unavoidable or inevitable) retribution to you. An archetypal nemesis is somebody you have wronged, and somebody who successfully manages to enact a retribution. I get that it’s come to mean basically any serious rival, but that’s dumb imo, and the original definition of the word is better.
> I truly can't understand why a COVID vaccine mandate, and only a COVID vaccine mandate, is suddenly tyranny.

Because it’s been framed to be completely political—in us vs them terms and messaging around that framing has been specifically targeting a group of people (the them) previously described as “deplorable” by the authority and those that support the authority (the us). If you are going to create classes via authoritarianism, you are going to create resistance.
you too can read the bill, and if you did, you'd find out that employee data is shorthand for

> natural person acting as a job applicant to, an employee of, owner of, director of, officer of, medical staff member of, or contractor of that business, as specified
Just a few months ago? Wasn't that the case several years ago, or was than MS or one of the other FAANGs?
I'm primarily left handed, but "switch hit" for a lot of things, including mice. I've never had any problem with the position of the buttons in either hand, though when using a mouse with my left hand my hand posture is at about a 45 degree angle to the mouse so that my index finger is still resting on the left button. I then rotate my hand to move my index finger onto the right button when I want to use it. When I'm using the mouse as intended in the right hand, I use two fingers. I find either approach works fine for me.

The only thing I've consciously forced myself to learn to use right handed are firearms. Left handed firearms are hard to find, and using right-handed ones with your left hand creates a lot of hardships.
Every wire, every circuit path, is also an antenna, speakers can become a receiver without any special device, just an amplifier and a wire.

A neighbor with a modified CB or baofeng radio is “talking trash” using AM, that’s why they’re transmitting on unlicensed frequencies with output against FCC laws, it’s how boomers troll, and the FCC is only concerned with high-value license violations that bring in mega-millions, like Janet Jackson’s tit on tv rather than a redneck neighbor, anyway don’t worry about it and if you get an SDR you could probably find the source frequency and go mobile and triangulate the person, if you care to. They don’t talk trash very long because they know of the possibility. And fuck the fcc, anyway.
Do they actually mean iPhones or any smartphones? Such kind of titles can be very misleading because it's not uncommon to use incorrect terms.

If the title is correct - it's pretty bad. 87% market share for Apple in any demographic is horrible.
Having used both systems, have to say that the iPhone parental settings are just leagues ahead of android. It is dead simple to set and view usage based on app or category, and setting overrides just seems to work.
Landmark Numbers and Bad Number Analogies
Any discussion of this experiment should mention the many criticisms of it, including the fact that it has never been replicated. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_the_Stanford_pris...
Show HN: A customizable man-in-the-middle TCP proxy written in Python
1. Work on https://www.softluxx.com/ - manage to get to 10 inquiries daily, next year will be my 8th year working with the company. Really appreciate for everything that has happened through the long journey.
2. Keep excersing. This year would be my 5th year working in a gym.
3. Be happy.
Flying to Buenos Aires from Rio, both LAN and Emirates had flights that cost nearly the same. I picked Emirates and was very pleased to find I had an entire row all to myself. Since they don't have enough traffic to fly to both Brazil and Argentina from Dubai, they fly to Rio and then on the BA, leaving that flight less than half full. My past experience with LAN was that they packed people in like US carriers so it wasn't a difficult decision to make.
Just another report that Family Link works flawlessly and overall I'm not sure what the grandparent comment is referring to
It's crappy but it turns the entire imessage group chat into regular SMS group chat.

I have an iphone now because the rest of my family does and they didn't want to lose imessage functionality by having me in the group chat.
There's no dichotomy here. In Putin's mind they were one and the same:

"It was a disintegration of historical Russia under the name of the Soviet Union," Putin said of the 1991 breakup, in comments aired on Sunday as part of a documentary film called "Russia. New History", the RIA state news agency reported.

"We turned into a completely different country. And what had been built up over 1,000 years was largely lost," said Putin, saying 25 million Russian people in newly independent countries suddenly found themselves cut off from Russia, part of what he called "a major humanitarian tragedy".

In any case Marxism was pretty much always window dressing in the USSR, anyway, post-Stalin. And in its final years the USSR was ditching any signficant pretext of Marxist-inspired socialism altogether. If it could have survived would probably would have evolved into a hybrid capitalist autocracy like modern China -- with significant state planning characteristics, but with the ideological mumbo-jumbo dialed down to a bare minimum.
Are there actually any publications without a web presence that only have apps?
There’s a really good Matt Parker video on these landmark numbers… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esC4HB-AjgI
It cuts out a lot of group messaging features when somebody has an android phone. Reacts don't work, nor any sort of imessage stickers.
Again - we are judging him on an email he sent. ...yet that email is nowhere. All we have is the media's impressions of an email they have not released.

Your links ALSO do not disclose the original email this is all about.

I'm not going to judge this guy without the actual evidence. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills being the only one in this thread demanding to see the evidence against him.
The enforcement the value of non-aggression is the bare minimum requirement for a peaceful society. Without this being the shared value, people are not free to live out all of their values.
I would think that in a city like New York with multiple large international airports, there would be plenty of people willing to pay to get the PCR tests they need to get on an international flight on time. There must be thousands of people per day who need to get a test to get on a flight at EWR or JFK.

Currently that appears not to be the case, and there is no simple and reliable way to guarantee getting a test on time.

This seems to be a market failure, and it is not obvious to me why the market has not stepped in to fill this gap.