skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The need to have one number is strong, even though as said it is function of a lot of factors and even change over time. It is not the “normal” or average (median, mean, ..) but what is having a temperature that is more important. 100f … is that a good indicator is the issue for a vital sign like blood pressures, heart rate and breathing rate etc.
Easy mode allows one to get to the productive work faster.
I collected a few links from my journey to bring a manager that I wish I'd known

http://zoenolan.org/blog/2021/02/resources-for-new-managers/
yeah python is alright, it's not a masterpiece, but it's well rounded

I ported a golang (non concurrent) program that was 3 files and lots of intermediate procedures over custom types (synchronized maps)

it thing fit beautifully in a one page python script, very readable. bonus: concurrency (threadpool over queues). the only libs were click and rich but not relevant to the design

and the fact that it's repl-able you can quickly navigate in the stdlib.

ps: python docs are not amazing but they have a low signal/noise/confusion ratio. if one wants to suffer go "read" the javadoc, with it's empty package descriptions, extreme redudancy of autogenerated get/set * polymorphic methods. Or to stay in the python world, django docs. They're abysmally non technical.. it's full on guess fest to infer the relationships between classes and dataflow. Superb.
What if it is part of learning?
After reading this article, my impression of Planetscale as a brand actually got worse. It seem to miss most of the essential bits of information:

* The basic concept is that they just want to use a bigger alphabet to encode more information in fewer characters. The efficiency ratio of NanoID is log 36/log 16, or ~30% better since it has a bigger alphabet. You could get more if you went for instance with base 58 (includes uppercase, except I and O to remove ambiguity with the digits 1 and 0).

* UUID can remove those dashes, that's just cosmetic. There are multiple UUID specs though, and some include a timestamp that actually might be useful for certain purposes.

Overall the article seem to get lost in overly specific code snippets and explaining details without explaining essentials.
It showed that masks worked. Unscientific people with an agenda then sliced and diced it into smaller subgroups (such as purple masks) where there was insufficient statistical power to consistently show whether masks worked for all the subgroups.
Ongoing retracement in ecommerce adoption, charted
Bookmarks today are called browser tabs. People hoarde 100 open tabs with their most visited sites. Both Edge and chrome now support sleeping tabs which essentially turn your tab into a bookmark that loads from hibernation as soon as you open it.
while france does have a great squad, this sort of prediction goes against world cup history. Hardly ever the favorites win the world cup. In fact, imo the last time the favorites won the world cup was in 2002.
I don't think that poster is saying to ban Signal. A minority of people want to ban Signal. As it is Signal is legal and that's good. Democracy is also good. And yes people should participate in democracy rather than simply posting angry internet comments. Participating in democracy is also good.
What other transport modes exist that don't share this problem?
im sure most of us immediately see the fallacy to be revealed.

i think TFA summed it up such as:

"It would be hard to imagine, for example, that a court in response to alleged wrongdoing would blindly issue a search warrant or an order based solely on a street address without caring if that address was for a single family home, a six-unit condo building, or a high rise with hundreds of separate units. But those sorts of practices with IP addresses appear to be rampant."
Except there is the RTO crowd and the WFH crowd might have to defend WFH. Hence all these comments.

I personally prefer WFH but think WFH is secure and don't want to unnecessarily hurt RTO but I'm not sure I'm right.
Do you mean suspended? Expulsion is a permaban and means you have to find a new school to attend.

In any case, your tenacious dedication to the cause was admirable.
Javascript random number generators don't let you choose an arbitrary range. So if you have an alphabet of 26 characters (0-25) you would have to generate a random number by running:

crypto.getRandomValues(new Uint8Array(1))[0] % 32

And then filter out the value if it falls outside of your range (0-25).
Ah, I usually begin editing a pre-existing cell by tapping F2, but sometimes when I start entering a formula from scratch I just hit the "equals" sign. It feels like I'm editing a line of text but I'm actually in "enter" mode.

Also, the little designation in the lower left has been there, roughly 30 inches from my eyeballs, for hundreds or possibly thousands of hours. It's changed state thousands if not millions of times. How have I only just now seen it?

https://i.imgur.com/6yrULDU.png

The poor programmer at Microsoft who invented the mode switching feature would be justifiably infuriated by the blindness of his users...
I also suspect that the flight crew more actively enforcing rules than on a bus/train helps a lot.
And he thinks you are the dim-witted neighbor so to get an actual idea if you or he is dim-witted you need outside data.
> Most of the edge cases can be handled using stored procedures on the database,

This is what actually turned my off about it when I used it for a small hobby project: the tooling around programming in SQL is absolute crap.

Expressing business logic in stored procedures is great in theory, but in practice only the very simplest business logic will be written as stored procedures, because anything non-trivial is impossible to debug, impossible to log properly and there is never a call-stack available when the inevitable runtime error/exception occurs.

If the tooling for writing, debugging, deploying and testing stored procedures were up to the level of what Turbo Pascal was in the 80s, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

As things stand, the only way to figure out bugs in the system is to visually inspect the stored procedure source code.
The same kind of posters came out of the woodwork when Kobe died. Several posts with dozens of replies each were flagged to death, such that there wasn't really a place to discuss it on HN. An unfortunate side effect of tech being a safe haven for those of us who aren't physically-gifted (in a society that prizes and privileges athleticism) is that a subset will resent any mention of sports.
If you chose JavaScript over Python for backend scripting, sounds like you want to hurt yourself.

If JavaScript is your goto language, then ok. But, otherwise, Python is the most used language for writing backend scripts, so it's pretty good at this, but also there's a lot of material online.
Even if signal puts in a backdoor to allow wiretapping (and criminals) access the next thing that happens is someone makes another application that doesn't have it. Communication applications based on encryption aren't "hard" in the sense the maths is well established and a root of online business and a leaky system is worthless to businesses and many customers. Those that don't care will carry on with signal, everyone else will leave.
It's a convention for A LOT of aspects of flying: air traffic control instructions ("turn left heading 090"), charts ("fly heading 070 after takeoff"), etc are all in magnetic coordinates.

Planes also a normal compass as their ultimate backup instrument, which of course is also magnetic.

Finally, while modern systems could operate off true north instead, not ALL planes have that.
I would guess fork means code fork where your same wallet works on that seperate network. Farm usually means something that produces a yield, which either means a loan interest or a ponzi scheme.
Probably a good thing to ask ChatGPT.
Some people say that already has happened, and the crime ring is called "the government".
I don’t think so. The rivalry between Brazil and Argentina is nowhere remotely intense as the media likes to portray (and profit from) - with the exception toxic fans on both sides.
I think you'll be making a mistake by trying to grow the team to 8 or 15 people without hiring any additional management staff. Maybe the business is stable and running itself, but managing a tech team of 8 is already a full-time job.

This is especially true given the following statements you made: "I have always wanted to be a TL, so I’m not willing to let an external manager own my team. But I have never been promoted to TL in previous companies, since I’m not a naturally gifted “people” person (former anger/frustration issues, difficulty not having anger when obviously the provider is using bait and switch, etc.)" The latter statement speaks for itself -- a people manager who isn't in control of their own emotions is a huge risk as far as growing a healthy team. But the former statement also suggests that you're going to have control issues and issues delegating to your team.

I would suggest looking for a mentor/coach/advisor who is an experienced people manager. They will help you understand what you don't know that you don't know about management right now, and hopefully be able to convince you that your strategy of being a CEO with 15 direct reports (my interpretation of your statement "I’m not willing to let an external manager own my team") is a mistake.

Consider growing the team to perhaps 5-7 people under your direct management, then hiring (or promoting from within the team) a tech lead / manager (someone with people management experience, but who is still hands-on).
> I hate to be that guy

I bet that's a lie.
> but they made a series of decisions over those 20 years, some small and some large, which had the net result of de-emphasizing operations and emphasizing finance.

I just don't like to believe that something as sophisticated as a $20b company can be boiled down by over-simplified observations you and I make from the comfort of our desks.

There's got to be something more complex.

https://www1.salary.com/Robert-E-Jordan-Salary-Bonus-Stock-O...

CEO is making $3m/yr and you and I are supposed to be able to detect his weaknesses/mistakes/pitfalls at the blink of an eye? If it was that easy, why don't they just "not make that mistake" and fix the problem?
> As it stands, you can recover your iCloud Keychain by either...

I remember, a long time ago when i created an AppleID, there was a yes/no choice whether or not to upload [something related to the password] to Apple, so it would become possible to recover the AppleID password if needed in the future.

Is that still a thing, or has it been replaced by new features now?
MX Linux set to receive XFCE 4.18 update sometime in January
It might be that among the causes of dementia, inflammation plays a decent role, which is also the cause of rheumatoid arthritis
The claim was that they were "legitimate doctors and researchers". He clearly was not considered a legitimate researcher anymore.
> Ignore the part about setting up an "ssh key", and just use a password instead.

May I ask why you suggest this? I presume it's because it's simpler to tell users to just use a password, but that's also a pretty bad idea given that you're not even saying to use a secure password.
I still occasionally accidentally do this to myself when I come back to my phone looking at a screenshot in full-screen... It's almost a sensation of vertigo when you realize what's going on and your brain readjusts.
I purchased some CalorieMate from a Japanese vending machine half-way up a mountain.

I was taken aback as I’d assumed it was a fictional product as I’d only encountered it in the video game, Metal Gear Solid 3.
Ticking time bomb, 2022 Edition?
It sounds like you're describing a movie plot set up to me. Any time I've given my passport to an official I received it back immediately. And you're saying the police are in on the scam? That's fiction as far as I'm concerned.

I guess that's my answer though. Things are just drastically different in some places and the authorities are on side to support the perpetrators rather than the victims.
This is not that at all, and it is a diminishment of actual abuse to compare the two things.
Ok, that’s totally fair. It’s been 25 years since I took a few lessons, purely dim since then.
I have pro subscription too. Definitely worth it to be able to do 2fa on all sites. Also can require yubikey when logging into Bitwarden.
"Consumes"? How the fuck does that work? Do those people working at the IRS or for the Forest Service simply eat all of the money being spent on those departments? Does the department of education make a big pile of cash each quarter and engage in pagan rituals while they burn their allotted percentage of GDP?
Renewables 2022 – Analysis and forecast to 2027
Basic safety check. If I'm on RWY 31 at PAO, then my compass better read 310.

Also, winds (and just about everything else) are in magnetic degrees. If I have wind from 280 while I'm landing, then I immediately know that I have a left quartering headwind and what to expect.
Nobody said it is easy and that's why you don't do it and prefer to write sarcastic comments on the internet.
> Having read "The Boy Who was Raised as a Dog", which goes into a fair amount of detail regarding attachment and attachment disorders, letting an infant "cry it out" strikes me as child abuse.

You sound exactly like someone who doesn’t have kids, advising parents and speaking with authority that you don’t have.
My opinion is the following:

All these people who claim the keyboard is so much faster than the mouse (instead of a combination of both, as I claim), are people who never played StarCraft.

Select from this point to the parenthesis? I can see the parenthesis, and I can do the mouse select as fast as they can with their keys.

The use of four keys to move the cursor? I can use the cursor keys the same way, they work in all programs, and I have used them so much for many years that I don't need to see the keyboard either. I move the hand and the keys are where I know they are. And they are familiar, and I can use any keyboard in any normal computer as well.

So, my point is: muscle memory helps, a lot. Vim doesn't have a monopoly on muscle memory.
For the sites I normally visit, it works well.

GitHub and some famous banks/credit card providers.

Mfa code doesn't autofill, but it's just a click to copy.
How would having a backdoor to Signal help with your fraud issue? Are you sure you're a strong proponent of privacy?
I don’t travel much these days but I found it common when I did that you would get there before arrival time that is told to passengers. There is some buffer.
When I first started using python (somewhere before the 2to3 migration) I was extremely pissed at the object layer.

I hate redundancy and the dunder and explicit self parameters completely stupid. With time I just got used to them .. (thanks partly to editor templates). The private field shenaningans weren't sexy either..

Other than that I agree.. it would be worth a python4

class Foo(Bar):

new(*a, **kw):
"keyword: new"
super(*a, **kw)
print('v4')

bar(a,b,adjust=1):
"no self, shorthand super.parent_method()"
return super.bar(a, b) + adjust

come on guido ;)
posix is a messy codification of a situation that existed at a particular point in time. it didn't arrive ex nihilo.

if enough people decide to just use bash, then that will be the new standard. we don't have to ask for some committee's permission to advance.
I'd argue only 4-6 is 'political furor'.
The mind boggles at what is being accomplished in semiconductor production at this scale. The smallest features in the (fin width, e.g.) in the 3nm process are roughly 5nm across. That's the diameter of a hemoglobin molecule. Or, to put it another way, it's about 40 silicon atoms. All this enables single chip processors with over 100 billion transistors, so, more transistors on laptop processor than neurons in your brain. Wholesale, that may run close to 1 ten millionth of a cent per transistor.

All this, and yet the process for producing transistors in a planar layout on silicon (that is, an integrated circuit) was invented after I was born.
Wow. I'm sorry to hear that he died... I got a chance to meet him when I was a kid.

I was raised in a fairly poor neighborhood that in Souther California. One day they decided to set up a Boy Scouts troop. At the local junior high someone had arranged a gathering of the neighborhood kids and parents. Pele was the guest speaker. He talked for an hour or so about soccer and scouting, and people got to meet him after.

To this day I'm impressed that he put in the time and effort to show up and talk with twenty or so kids who he didn't know.
Yeah still considering how exactly. Not exactly thrilled about removing it from one cloud only to stick it onto a different one with arguable even less security features (geo blocks etc)...

Ideally I'd sync it directly against home server, but iphone limits options on sync to own server a bit. Maybe via git...
> Most people never exchange anything else with anyone but inconsequential stuff. IRL and online.

If my interaction with them is that shallow, does it matter if they are real or a bot?
The argument is that it can be … but isn’t. It hits a sweet spot. It isn’t your sweet spot, but it is for a lot of folks.
Raspberry Pi is currently being used as educational tools in computer networks laboratories in many university around the world, like Oxford and Yale, for hands-on education and learning of modern networking technology with software defined networking (SDN) and P4 [1],[2],[3],[4]. With readily available Ethernet port, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, it come default with multiple standard networking technology. If you want multi-port Ethernet just use one of the available USB ports with USB-to-Ethernet converter as being practices by the mentioned references.

The main points that are probably missing from the people here is that the low cost nature of RPI and it cheaper clones for examples Banana Pi (MediaTek ARM) and Lichee Pi (RISC-V) are great for networking labs [5],[6]. As of now, if you want to learn hands-on computer networking you go straight to the big vendors equipment from Cisco, Juniper, Huawei, etc. This is not the current practice for properly learning car driving or plane piloting where the new learners will start form the most basic vehicles. Starting learning with the big vendors is like learning to drive with a Mercedes car or piloting with a Boeing plane, where the normal practice is to use entry level Daihatsu or Caessna [7]. This article coming from big vendor like Cisco is a big endorsement for this sane approach from the industry albeit subtly.

[1]P4Pi: P4 on Raspberry Pi for Networking Education:

https://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/soule/pubs/ccr2021.pdf

[2]P4Pi: P4 on Raspberry Pi for Networking Education (slides):

https://opennetworking.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2021-P...

[3] P4Pi codes:

https://github.com/p4lang/p4pi

[4] Building an Internet Router with P4Pi:

https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3493425.3502762

[5] Low Cost Banana Pi BPI-R2 Pro 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Router Board:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28440718

[6] Lichee Pi 4A:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34137185

[7] Why the Cessna is such a badass plane (2019):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23253067
Who's logic and ethics? I think that is the heart of the issue.

Hard for all of us to stand together apart.
I'm saying that if your bar for interviewing a newcomer is "extensive open source contributions," then you are the one gatekeeping.
I'm referring to class as a person's conception of themselves, and others' conception of them, as someone who can live the life they're living and can expect to continue living that life. Losing this doesn't just mean the loss of some sort of social authority, of having an impressive job title at parties, but also and more importantly it can mean almost everything in that person's life changing for the worse, indefinitely: worse neighborhood, worse housing, worse medical care, worse food, worse schools and college funds, worse retirement, worse jobs, worse hobbies, worse transportation, worse life expectancy. That would devastate anyone, and it's not so much about how a person self-identifies but about how much they can afford.
> OK sure, it is slower than compiled languages like C++, that is a concession we make when opting for the ease of readability, writability, usability, etc.

Does not being compiled really help with readability? How? After all, one can compile python to machine code, and there are C++ interpreters [1] (I have not heard any claims that using it makes C++ more readable). Then there are very readable/usable languages such as Haskell that come out of the box with both a compiler and interpreter.

To be more specific: which features does the absence of the possibility of compilation [2] enable?

[1] https://root.cern/cling/

[2] Since interpretation and compilation are not mutually-exclusive for a language.
I worked with the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada(OPC) on this a few years ago. I don't have credentials and that's enough for them not to take it seriously.

I'm the only reason the 2FA is there. That change was the only change they would commit to. A few days ago is the first time since that I've logged into my account.

I'm planning to contact the Competition Bureau tomorrow with the information. They are currently looking at Freedom's viability under a significantly less powerful company than Shaw Communications Inc.
GoLand is pretty much a full-featured, Go-focused IDE. If you are going to be spending all your time or the majority of it in Go code, then you should get GoLand.
Hi,

congratulations to you and your team! One thing a developer becoming a teamlead needs to learn is letting go.

Changeing the mindest from a maker to a mentor.

Hope it helps!

Kind regards,
Steviee
If it is the same kind we consider they are the same. This is like alpha go is closed but many open source model. But as said, you need not the model but like alpha go equivalent, you need a trained and tested set.
Your vote is one vote among many. You need to convince everyone else to vote with you too, including the politicians that get elected.

Otherwise, you need to run for yourself.

You won't get what you want done if you don't participate, and voting is the bare minimum of participation you can do
> In my experience PowerShell fits well as a toe-dipping language.

Ugh. Sorry, I've not really got anything constructive (destructive?) to say in support of that other than (a) in practical terms it isn't a transferrable skill beyond Windows, (b) the Naming-Conventions-OfThings is both awful and verbose, and (c) I've never had a use case where more than a handful (at most) of my fellow devs would be happy to work with it in the future.

YMMV and I appreciate this is very much a personal opinion.
Art as the Overcoming of Death: From Fedorov to the Cosmists of the 1920s (2018)
This has always been true. The old fashion way of doing it was called "getting together in person someplace private." Yes Signal makes it a bit easier, but also general technology makes it harder too.
I use both at the same time.
> My only issue is the fact their servers could be wiped and I no longer have access to my data

So is the Bitwarden database not also stored/always up to date local (like how IMAP works for e-mail, if the server goes offline you still have all your emails locally) ?
You've just reminded me about one of my mother's stories about her young adult life, travelling the world before she got married.

One place she stayed was a kibbutz in Israel, where she was served "don't worry it's kosher pork" by her host.