skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> you claim that Bitcoin Cash split off BTC despite their pursuing the original architecture of Bitcoin proper

I'm not talking about an ideological split. Node operators who didn't intentionally switch over to the Bitcoin Cash software were mining on the original Bitcoin chain, not the other way around.

The bcash "original vision" argument is extremely tiresome. If you think that's the "real Bitcoin" then you are free to use it, but that's not what the world at large settled on. Again, nobody is forcing you or anybody else.

> In practice a lot of people will never bother to track splits

That's because most splits are basically worthless, not worth the trouble of cashing out. Bcash was an exception that gained traction, and most people did track it.

> For example; they can force it to never be used as a peer to peer electronic currency for the world

Then use the other side of the fork? My point is that it's completely democratic, it's completely up to those who accept BTC as payment what side of the fork they accept, and as a BTC holder you do not need to preemptively choose a side.
Wow! I like that.

What happens with a 40x or 50x? I guess with 40x there's potential to bring the user to a sign in page if that's the problem, but if there's a server error then it seems like the user may lose their form data and end up on a useless error page.

Using 204 seems like a good default, though, because it means I can still use forms with JS turned off but I can choose for the site to be progressively enhanced by JS if I turn it on.
I was looking around to get a feel for the changes when I noticed that the colour scheme is different on some pages, I'm not sure why?

Red and black (darkmode)
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/bo...

Blue and black (darkmode)
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/Cont...

Both pages are under the "References" section.
In NYC, you can be sued for that. There is some standard of proof that you have to meet (not a lawyer) that there are reasonable candidates for that position who would get the top of the range.
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I had to zoom it to 200% to read on my laptop.
The US are probably the only country where tipping makes sense, because it is kind of recognized by law (i.e. waiters have no minimum salary, because it is assumed they would make most of their money from tips).

In every other country a tip is indeed just a bribe.
So what about that? I ignored it. The climate is warming at a dangerous rate for human civilization and focusing non-core one liners is a distraction from the real issue.
wow I thought it was just me with the problem!

I've been torn because I really want to play the game after almost a decade, but out of principle have not wanted to pay them twice.
We have to do everything. There's no either/or... we HAVE to reduce consumption, we HAVE to find lower-carbon alternatives for everything we continue to consume, and we HAVE to create technologies to remove carbon from the atmosphere.

It's not gambling or a delusion to say we must create new technologies to have a prayer of solving the problem. And of course there's no "magic pill" - we need to innovate in a thousand different ways, simultaneously.

The scale of the problem is hard to truly wrap ones head around, but it's crystal clear that voluntary sacrifice and curtailing consumption as the primary solution is a non-starter. That's not how humans work.

Also, what about developing countries? Are we going to tell them they have to consume less too? Seems unreasonable. So we're going to ask the developed world to consume less, and some of us might reduce a little bit... nowhere near the scale of emissions reductions that are necessary. Seems more like a rounding error than an actual impact.
then russia will treat guns as humanitarian aid [0]

[0] sarcasm of course, but during 2014 Crimean, Donetsk and Luhansk annexation in Ukraine, russia sent echelons of "humanitarian aid", most likely that part of that were munitions.
why not just award all possessions Putin has as the bounty.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putin%27s_Palace

just pass a law, whoever overthrows a dictator has the right to own (or share) the dictator's belongings.
Thanks for the feedback. Would really love to hear about what are the challenges with the onboardings you and your team are currently undertaking.

re: the website -- our marketing site and app serve very different purposes, regardless, we are in the process of overhauling our marketing site, so thank you for pointing that out!
That's why there are so many great startups from Germany.
How do you differentiate yourself from tools like Flagr? [https://github.com/checkr/flagr]
Independent Russian radio station and TV channel have been disconnected
I think that was the point they were making.

Techno-optimism is saying “don’t worry, we don’t need to change anything, technology will save us!”
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This presupposes that scientists are the reason that "not left-wing" people (in reality a small fraction of US conservatives) aren't listening to scientists. The fact that climate change is human caused is political in the states, should that, too, be left out of the IPCC report to make it more palatable?
Measuring developer productivity is like observing quantum state, the act of measuring it generally fucks it all up.

Rather than task the developers with all manner of bureaucratic Agile bullshit like tracking hours, arguing about story points, submitting to kindergarten-style daily stand-ups, velocity tracking, retros, etc; I would suggest a different tact. How about measuring developer productivity by observing if they're building what you need at the rate you need it built. If not, then you need to figure out if you can afford to replace them with someone that can.
I'd also recommend "Give me 15 minutes and I'll change your view of GDB" [1] by Greg Law at CppCon 2015. As someone who wasn't very familiar with GDB, I learned a lot from seeing it used by someone skilled. [1]: https://youtu.be/PorfLSr3DDI
Depends whether you mean "free" as in "zero financial cost" or "free" as in "all the RTL, firmware, and software source code is available to anyone with a permissive license that permits derivative works".
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Congrats on the launch Graham and Jeremy!
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> There was also a time when famines were a common occurrence.

People who downvoted this horribly missed the parent's point. It is the easy and frequent transportation of goods that prevents a local crop disaster to become a local famine,
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This looks great, but if I can make a suggestion, a guide in your docs on how to use this with Matomo[1] would go far. Growthbook provides Feature Flag and A/B Testing, but you have to bring your own analytics. Matomo provides those analytics and is also open source and self hosted, and would be an excellent match. There's been an issue in about integrating since September[2], and having a guide with SQL examples for using this with Matomo would take it to the next level.

1. https://matomo.org/
2. https://github.com/growthbook/growthbook/issues/86
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That is base on category.
HTML is red, CSS is Blue, js is orange and so on.

The same as category on nav bar. And why the design behind that... I don't know, this is just an observation.
So provide it as an option damnit! I wasn't suggesting getting rid of checkboxes not sure why everyone makes that assumption

<input type="checkbox" ...>

<input type="slide_toggle" ...>

<input type="range" min="0" max="1000" step="5">

<input type="color">

....

You can have whatever you want, just saying, make modern UI native components accessible via HTML without some CPU-intensive div-react-polyfill-javascript fluff. It's ridiculous that if you need to implement a slide toggle, which is available as a native component, that you try to emulate the shit out of it with some images and CSS and javascript and more div hell for the sliding animation and then even more div hell for the little radiating animation instead of just dropping in the native widget which will do all of that and at way better fps than your emulated version.
If I understand you correctly, your opinion is that ① LNG will be much more expensive than Russian gas in the coming decades and ② Europe cannot reduce its gas usage enough to make that extra cost politically acceptable. Is that correct? If so, my answer to "how long" is "enough to depress the value of that pipeline considerably from its valuation as of two weeks ago".
Ukraine: Putin's miscalculations could see him strike harder
AWS launches customer carbon footprint tool
Well put!

> your life and happiness

Also remember that these things are why you're here in the first place, and not to be the best Level 4 SWE Management Trainee in the trans-western division this quarter.

It's only healthy to maintain perspective. It can hurt in the short run sometimes, but there's only misery if you don't keep it.
It appears that the market is going to choose NTRU Prime in precedence of whatever NIST endorses.

OpenSSH is a huge vote of confidence, and it appears that it is rightly placed.

However, when executing a flat-file signature with OpenSSH, the result will not be protected from a quantum attack.
Seems to me the issue is lying.

Lying about what you did with the money is definitely a red flag. I think any sane investor would worry about a CEO making financial misrepresentations. But the actual behavior of taking low compensation and then making up for it when the company later has excess funds seems completely defensible if it's done without deception.
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How to interview software engineers:

- LeetCode (and other tests)

- Homework assignments

- Looking at pedigree (university)

- Looking at experience (where you've been working)

- Looking at portfolio (open source contribution)

- Using gut feeling

Each has its drawbacks. So what is the fairest way to interview software engineers? I guess, we should let software engineers pick their poison and start from there.
I hate it, but that is just utterly subjective. I haven't had the time to formulate and ask myself why yet (just saw it 10 minutes ago), but I just feel hatred towards the new design. Could possibly change.

The reduction of colors used that gave me visual hints feels like it's giving me less cognitive offloading - and I have to feel the new structure of the page. Maybe my hatred is just because of new(tm) - but yeah, others have given better reasons for their distaste, and more directed feedback.
The way mobx-state-tree uses generators as a coroutine-like affordance is worthy of study.

I would not at all be surprised or troubled if, having studied it, you still dislike it, but there are definitely ideas in there that I consider to be at worst -interesting-.
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It's always full of sadness. It just depends if one notices it.
It's balanced because both sides have agendas.
Last time before den Haag that a group like them had the chance to explain this to a bench of judges was at Nuremberg.
> In the other we are taking responsibility for changing behavior which we have control over.

Okay, propose concrete actions, political, legal even military if needed that you think will help accomplish this and could actually work globally?
If these were extremely specific job postings (e.g. "We're hiring a Senior Software Engineer II with 2-3 years of experience") then it would make more sense.

But most of the "Who is hiring" posts aren't job postings. They're literally answering the question "Who is hiring" and inviting a wide range of people to apply.

Requiring salary ranges would significantly elevate the amount of work that goes into answering the "Who is hiring" question and therefore would reduce the number of postings significantly.

The smallest companies and startups would be the most negatively impacted. Big companies could probably kick it over to HR and legal and have them spend a week drafting up a post that complies with all of the various requirements in different states, but the average poster in that thread isn't going to want to touch a salary requirement posting for something that isn't a specific job ad.
Moderna faces new lawsuit over lucrative coronavirus vaccine
I’m getting a chuckle at the hubris in the comments so far.

Possibly the world expert at this point (Dr Nicole Forsgren) in this exact topic comes up with a framework based on the best of what she knows from years of studying this and refining her approach.

Random HN commenter: ahh just measure time to commit.

Random HN commenter: biases are cool, so just use personal judgement.
I'm not sure I understand the meaning of your response particularly but I'll try to give my perspective.

Unless the nuclear war is propagated a lot more in the media, I don't believe most Germans will take it seriously... for now. We currently have no nuclear weapons so from my perspective it's out of our hands anyway. Just because Putin mentioned it doesn't mean Germans see it as realistic. I can obviously only speak for myself but noone in my surrounding has mentioned it as anything more than political leverage.

Regarding sewing discord between western allies: The nordstream pipeline has been a point of contention between western allies and quite controversal in inner german politics. I don't see that changing, if/when the pipeline is used there will be outcries from allies and within Germany. Economically the choice might be made anyway because the energy prices in Germany are just extremely high and not all gas usage can be replaced by other sources.

Regarding refugees, it's hard for me to estimate the impact. This is honestly something i feel i should research a bit. My opinion is that short term such changes in population can have unforseen effects. Long term I believe it helps Germany with it's declining population. All the arguments regarding culture etc. don't mean much to me personally as all that changes over time anyway and clinging to some notion of culture tied to a geographic location is presumptuous. If you want a certain culture in your life.. then live that way.
That's what I don't get about the whole situation. Putin always seemed like an intelligent man, that understood Russia's strengths and weaknesses. I would've thought he would try to divide the EU significantly before invading Ukraine.

Whether or not he takes Ukraine is pretty much irrelevant now. They will have the equivalent of a warmonger penalty for at least a decade. I wonder if there is any truth to the rumor that he is sick, that's the only way I see that the whole puzzle fits.
Spyware and cheap knockoffs. Also rampant IP theft [0]. As they say, chabuduo! [1]

[0] https://blogs.cisco.com/news/huawei-and-ciscos-source-code-c...

[1] https://mothership.sg/2018/05/what-is-chabuduo/
I'm personally not a huge fan of collecting quantitative data to evaluate engineering productivity. The context of such metrics is usually more important that the data itself, meaning using some discrepancies in your results to identify business needs or issues. When I work with quantitative data, I try to find pattern rather than analyzing the data iself (why do pull requests last longer on Monday afternoon? do we have too many meetings there?..)
Boox devices run Android, so you can install the Kindle app from the play store.
If you don't want your mail shared with third parties you just have to encrypt your email and then it doesn't matter who your provider is.

There's a difference between "don't want their mail read" and "someone will be able to read my emails if there's a court order and they are interested in the content of my specific inbox".
Reader Mode in Firefox is a godsend for this. Instead of click after click on the Zoom+ button (or Ctrl-+), trying to see how many it takes, it's a single click to immediately get things into exactly the font, width, and colour I want.
Google Maps points as potential Russian attacks
even subtle things like header font weights for section titles - is gone too.

sub headings have a larger font weight than the section titles themselves.