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They can't produce imbalanced tags because it's impossible to represent in a DOM tree.

They will indeed auto close the (first) paragraph, and also auto open a new <p> element because of the extra closing </p> tag.

Try it out by typing this in your address bar and open the inspector:

data:text/html;charset=utf-8,<!DOCTYPE html><p><div>hello</div></p>

The generated HTML (document.body.parentNode.innerHTML):

<head></head><body><p></p><div>hello</div><p></p></body>

Browsers will go out of their way to produce a (valid) DOM from pretty much any string (as per the HTML5 spec). (Almost?) nothing is a syntax error. You won't get a HTML5-compliant browser to show a parse error to the user in HTML (of course, this is not the case in XHTML).

edit: sorry niconii, I edited my comment under your feet.
It’s this!
Your boss can't just fire you at Google(unless you report directly to Sundar I suppose). Especially not "with cause". Whose greatest achievement was "Computers can design some chip components better than humans" that you are accusing of having fired Chatterjee?
> The world biggest deployment of Java API is android

Not even close. The entire mobile space — Android and iOS combined — is drastically smaller than just Java alone (not counting Android). You can confirm this by going to job websites that allow you to analyse their postings. Java, together with its sister leading languages, JavaScript and Python, is so popular that it's in a completely different ballgame than most languages.
> You restated the idea of function colouring without further elaborating why it is a problem

Did you not read my second paragraph?
after years of trying to raise i came to the conclusion you need to network and need to do that fulltime. as an engineer or developer you have no time for that. also, people want to invest in a certain type of person. someone that looks like their younger self who they can control.

i have seen investors invest in competitors who have shittier tech than we have, and who are years behind. but they got the money because the founder was the typical likable popular guy next door even though he has zero hard tech skills and no clue about how to build something truly great. there is a reason that 9 out of 10 VC funded startups fold.

as an immigrant i can say that you are up against this bullshit. even if you make it into the ivy league, the kid next to you is an american who’s daddy is friends with such and such and he is going to get funded even though daddy paid for college while you got there because of top notch grades. it is really not a meritocracy.
Ask HN: Who Wants to Collaborate or a Cofounder?
As there is who is hiring and who wants to be hired, there sometime collaborate/cofounder threads.

So I am making one for May 2022.
Cover crops have come into style though since then. They are a lot more common. Not nearly as common as they should be, but they still a lot more than 10 years ago.
I would not make any assumptions about implementation details to which I have no access.
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This is great, thank you
That would depend on what kind of racing you do. I'm pretty sure Spec Miata requires you to run a stock ECU. And it's literally the most popular racing series on the planet.
"Free" not the angle to compete for sure. Strava already has a really good free version. Premium (paid) users are only 2-3% of their user base.
OLAP vs OLTP will depend on your ML use case. Online predictions will likely be better served by an OLTP vs offline batch predictions being better served by OLAP.

OLAP use cases often involve a lot of extra complexity out of the gate, and something we're targeting is to help startups maintain the simplest possible tech stack early on while they are still growing and exploring PMF. At a high enough level, it should just work with any database that supports Postgres extensions, since it's all just tables going into algos, but the devil in big data is always in evaluating the performance tradeoffs for the different workloads. Maybe we'll eventually need an "enterprise" edition.
> there are no longterm effects of amphetamine use at therapeutic dosages, that's fake news.

Sure, I would agree they are not common, but that doesn't mean they do not exist. Not to mention we only know what we know, and we do not know what we do not know.

Other than potential cardiac and vascular issues, albeit rare, researchers are still debating whether the stimulant medications cause an increase in Parkinson's and Parkinson's-like disorders.

> there is 100% a utility in it for some.

Sure, I won't disagree. I still take mine, but it's more of a "it's better than nothing" but I question if the efficacy is as strong as many anecdotes report. Especially after longterm usage. I'll see if I can find the study, but it was some sort of meta-analysis and tracked various children-aged students across a 7 years or so long timespan. Based on the researchers' observations, the medications greatly improved the symptoms of the youth for the first year or so, but around the 7 year mark, the students were back to baseline levels symptoms.

I'm not sharing this to be the 'come all, end all' of the debate of medication intervention. I just remember being told and having read on numerous occasions that, "you gain a tolerance to the feeling of the medication, but not to the therapeutic effects" but I do not believe it. Tolerance is tolerance at least in my experience.
Mostly using my eyes. Just posting due to being curious as to learn what motivates posts like this, what kind of answers do you expect? Or is it something else?
If its that much of a concern don't hire "some digital nomad" and instead hire someone in a country (or state) that has to follow your laws, non-compete, and NDA agreements.
lol, good question. Blackened bluegill if not. You could always do tilapia or catfish.
Why otherwise would I insert coins into this bloody app? What makes women think that a mere using of dating app entitles them to find a partner for "serious relationship"? Paying for it makes me slightly frustrated or even entitled, yes.
To stay on point ... a good partnership depends on shared values, which may (and probably should) extend to similarities in what is viewed as right and wrong.

If you cannot agree on that, or negotiate and compromise on that right or wrong, or influence your partner when you think things are going wrong, then ... it's not a partnership.
can I ask why Palantir is recruiting using someone's personal gmail address? Considering the defense contractor / US Citizen requirements / security clearance issues possibly involved in working there, this is very odd. I am not complaining (as per dang's guidelines in the top level post) but curious about the process.
I haven't heard of any incidents since that time. Did they fix all the cars, or what?
Perhaps the most promising anti-aging drug is metformin.

Type 2 diabetics on metformin live 15% longer than non-diabetics. This is remarkable, considering how big a health disadvantage diabetes itself is.

Metformin seems to mimic fasting somehow, by interfering with mitochondrial function.

For more information, I refer you to David Sinclair's numerous discussions on this topic. He takes 1 gram of metformin per day, with his evening meal.

This is not medical advice.
Maybe start scaffolding first. Split up the docs into standard sections: who this is for, what it intends to describe, level of detail (marketing, executive summary, runbook). Then fill in the sections at the level needed.
Does PHP count as plain HTML?

How about PHP + CSS?
That's known as "display" type

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_typeface
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Yes, that is the thing that really gets me: if this isn't widespread - and I have no indication so far that it is - then either this was a trial balloon and it backfired because I'm the wrong target to do that to or someone got supremely stupid and tipped their hand. One HN user below had a good idea on how to figure out if the password was unchanged and as far as I can see that is the case, which only makes this more of a puzzle.
This is awesome. I’m guessing the models are executed on the database server and not a separate cluster? What about GPU training? How is that handled? I’d love to see more docs.
Well it does beg the question if Trump supporters were causing the kind of carnage that BLM caused, including barricading off city blocks, what would Biden do today?
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Can you explain how this is done? Is the current stack copied onto the heap (to the size it currently is)? How are new frames allocated once a thread is suspended?
Awesome. I'll see what it'll take to get the extension running w/ Python 3.6. It's good to know what people's ecosystem dependencies look like.
"Any links where those parts can be seen in action?"

No, but when they arrest you, you see the effect :)
The "Watch" part of the name is inspired by the watch command. Something is being periodically redisplayed, namely the contents of a FIFO buffer of lines of text.
Unless you work for Twitter and know how they have implemented this feature I don't think you can make that call. Based on things that have happened to Twitter in the past I think assuming sane implementations is something that I would not immediately do.
Given distance, velocity and time; choose any two as physical and the third will be emergent. Choose according to the view you want to explore.
It did indeed make more sense to me to go to war for a strategic, scare and faraway military resource than to go through all that effort for fertilizer.
The Amiga hardware was very reliable, an emulator running on another platform would give me pause if I were still performing live.
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I am appalled by this and I hope they have to pay for it as much as others in this thread but, I'm sorry, categorizing hypothetically selling your data which could hypothetically be used for harm as a "human rights violation of the utmost degree" really dilutes the severity of real human violations that have actually happened (see I don't know, child rape, forced sterilization etc). That's an interesting choice of framing.

Why openly disclose your sexual preference/orientation so eagerly on hacker news comments, then?
Graphviz.

Non-trivial graphs will make it produce hard-to-read output, and you can try fiddling with it forever to get better output. But it's still the first thing I reach for when I have to make a graph.
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As a rule, if you have more than 50% of utilization, latency grows very quickly. That is true with any numbers.
so you're just a jerk. nice.
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Nobody's forcing you to drink from a straw if you don't want to. Chill.
Oh, for sure, actually parsing HTML was awful before HTML5. The spec sometimes diverged from how browsers actually interpreted HTML, and error correction basically boiled down to browsers trying to reverse-engineer each other to figure out how they handled broken HTML. HTML5 was a godsend for actually standardizing all of that.
I never dist-upgrade. i just install fresh, install all software I am using right now, have a backup partition to copy data from if required (which gets deleted when the next dist-upgrade arrives) and enjoy the loss of old stuff.
This never took more than two days of tweaking and occurs at ~2 year intervals. Technically, the potential uptime is better that most SaaS offerings.
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I think I could not get past this after a couple of cinematic sequences in Uncharted 2. I just wanted to go to youtube and watch the cinematics stitched together uninterrupted.
There was this point in game development where a big technical goal was to make the transition from cinematic to gameplay and back seamless. Now that it's a given in games I personally am not wowed anymore. Maybe for each of us the balance of challenging gameplay and rewarding cinematics/feel of accomplishment lies on this spectrum and these type of cinematic heavy games went too far on the spectrum towards interactive movie and just don't appeal to some of us. I am reminded of Dragon's Lair in arcades which was all quicktime events and was appalling to me for the 2-4x the price of other arcade games but other people I went with loved this type of challenge.
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Sure fair enough. It’s more nuanced than someone will be able to write in a succinct HN comment. Without debating the merits of carbon intensity, the ethanol mandate is far too small to make any appreciable impact on emissions. But it is large enough to have a very appreciable impact on food costs.
That assumes that all traction control systems are equal. A lot of them are hot garbage and won't get a car moving when only a single tire is off the ground.
Many traditional finance issues are fixable though, there are many more errors which don’t become big stories because they are reasonably reversed as only minor inconveniences.
I'm not saying this is what happened, but compromising your e-mail is also a possibility.

Also, I'm not sure how you can say "there is _no way_" your account password was compromised. Can you know for certain that you haven't ever executed code which couldn't potentially be malicious or have security issues? Hell, if you use a web browser there's a non-zero chance that some website you visited was compromised to serve you some javascript which exploits a zero-day in whatever browser you use. You can say that's unlikely, but there's a lot of possible scenarios like that, and you're worryingly willing to just dismiss them all and say there's _no way_ this could be anything other than a vulnerability on Twitter's side.
I was with you until the freestyle machine part, they're awesome. Seriously, what's wrong with them? It doesn't prevent you from getting the regular things.

I too, hate the paper straws. They are terrible. The "no straws" campaign is just a feel good thing and really does little.
There's Lazarus project (https://www.lazarus-ide.org/) - which is a Delphi compatible IDE. I've used it once to build a simple UI app, and it was a real nostalgic look back in time. Not to mention that it was extremely simple to build the app.
TiddlerWiki.

It's not everyone's cup of tea, but given the limitations it has decided to work within, it really is a wonder.
I'm sure there's navigators who discovered California-sized lands (from the perspective of Europeans not of those who already lived there), that called it "triangulización" in Spanish. They triangulized, or triangulated.

And it was cool the first time, with mountain peaks, and a very accurate compass, going on a hike and figuring out where you were on a map, without the whole satellite cakewalk.

But all of that's a nitpick of a nitpick, you and the parent post are totally right. But like totally. You should all have read the last paragraph in this post first, what I said doesn't change things, it's trivial to get our positions.
There were such projects, e.g. Shumway and Gnash:

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shumway_(software)

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnash_(software)

It is not Adobe's fault that these open-source projects did not succeed and their development ceased.
No, I did not. I have received three emails from Twitter today,

One to indicate that my account was locked (2 minutes after that particular tweet was made), one that my appeal has been logged and one that I tried to log in from a machine that had not been seen by Twitter before (true, a VM temporarily booted to check whether or not the password had been changed).
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> you can save most leftovers in the fridge for 3 days if you put them in the fridge immediately after eating

3 days? Try a week or two.

I'm just happy if I can get my wife to put food in the fridge in under 2 hours.
This is all basic stuff I look to set up in every team, and it's crazy given how these firms work directly with tons of money that they don't have an even higher standard. Guess I wasn't wrong turning down these roles.
Good catch by the way. Neither "aisuiy94" nor "aaneo1000" has a single hit on Google, so for all we know this post could be from a non-allied foreign government.

[EDIT] In fact, someone from Palantir posted this warning on Quora:

A note from Palantir:

We have been made aware of individuals fraudulently claiming to represent Palantir recruiting. Please note that you will never be asked to submit a payment or share financial information to participate in our interview process. If you suspect that you've been contacted by a scammer, we recommend you cease all communication with the individual and consider reporting them to the relevant authorities, such as the US FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center. If you'd like to verify the legitimacy of an email you received from Palantir Recruiting, forward it to careers@palantir.com

source: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-contact-someone-who-works-at-...

[EDIT2] aisuiy94 deleted their post which makes this even more suspicious. For the record: They were a newly-created account, currently with 0 karma https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=aisuiy94 and they said that people interested in applying for a job at Palantir should email their application/CV to aaneo1000@gmail.com
>> Because deleting it would remove the one bit of evidence that this happened and may well wipe out the data that would allow establishing how this was done.

> That's not how computers work.

No, not necessarily: computers definitely support hard deletion.

> You'll mark it as deleted and then the "deleted" column (or field or whatever) will turn from false to true. No forensic evidence will be lost.

Twitter likely implemented it as a soft delete, but that's by no means certain. And even if they did, a soft delete would mean only Twitter's internal teams would have access to the evidence, and there may be a desire for the evidence to be publicly accessible.