skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure how this relates to the previous comment.
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I am a very polyvalent developer. I can learn anything you throw at me. I have a burning desire to improve my skills, and work with other like-minded people.
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Did technical sales and developer evangelism for a while to get some variety after my last web dev job. I'm hoping to get a purely backend, systems-y position this time around!
Agreed. The article isn't particularly useful because it essentially says "this is how you solve a 'problem' that I'm only going to demonstrate by giving an example I immediately dismiss" and not explaining the type of situation in which this might be useful. Every time I've found myself in a similar situation, the problem has not been that git doesn't allow me to pretend that certain lines in a file don't exist, it's been that my design has been lacking.
You don't have a great sense of humor.
I bought a french press a couple years back and I can't believe anyone would make coffee any other way. No filters to replace and cleanup's as simple as just rinsing it under the faucet for a few seconds.

Most people I know replace their keurigs or coffee makers every year or so. My french press will keep working until it shatters. Additionally, as someone who doesn't quite feel comfortable with near boiling water going through a plastic device, french presses are the only thing I'll use anymore.
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It is an unfashionable role right now in good software development organizations. I used to go by the title but tend not to anymore.

Nevertheless, there is still a need for that role in large organizations whether they are called that or not. A typical project or product at a large company has many people over multiple sites involved and/or significantly affected by the project.

Someone with enough technical depth needs to coordinate, make decisions, and be accountable for the overall technical cohesion.

Most developers either aren't interested in spending their time on that or aren't good at it. The ones that are end up playing the role of architect. If they don't have the authority to back it up, either by reputation or granted by title, they will get nowhere when they try to convince other groups all work towards the same vision.
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WDPT.EU = Web Designer Productivity Tool
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As far as I understand from the post, as long as one person is your friend on facebook (and perhaps even if you just exchanged messages with), and also has your real name and phone number on their phone and linked those two together - facebook can therefore link this (fake) user to your (real) identity.
Like the thinking here, but how to handle spam?
There is no law for personal bankruptcy yet. There was one proposal, but it hasn't been approved yet.
There are much bigger things that aren't "fair" to be judgmental about than your neighbour on pogey.

If you want to worry about other people ripping off society in some way, it might be a good idea to worry about the people who are pulling the big cons, not the hypothetical lazy neighbour.
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In practice, I never use 'commit -a' or 'git add -A'. I prefer to use 'git gui' to interactively stage files or just specific lines. This way I can be sure of what is being committed.
You somehow seem to equate debt with guilt. That is not what debt is, although lenders love it when you believe that. You also seem to think that the main reason people cannot pay of their debt is that they "smoked pot all day" - the notion of debt as guilt shines through here again. Debt is debt. Nothing else. It is not some moral failing if you cannot pay it back, it can have many reasons. And the idea that just because you thought it would be the right thing to do to put yourself in for an early grave by working so hard that your body breaks down everyone who didn't do that is a slacker, not "committed" enough or whatever is very sad.
I don't think I would compare this to living under an oppressive regime. There are plenty of people in oppressed countries who speak out, and yet the regimes are perpetuated. Sometimes the readily available alternative is just another flavor of repressive regime. It's easy for people in relatively free societies to say, "they should just stand up for themselves", yet have no concept of what that would actually entail.
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I was responding to this:

> DB queries, even through the ORM, is basically considered a raw database query, and is strictly forbidden

You can run raw DB queries against read-only credentials.
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I've been primarily working with JavaScript over the past few years, co-authoring "Learning Ext JS" a few years ago and now finishing up "Ext JS Application Architecture", both for Packt publishing.

I'm currently working with React (which is highly refreshing after working with Ext JS!), Ruby and some iOS stuff. In the past I was a .NET developer. I can turn my hand to most web-related things and I'm a good problem-solver.
A similar act occurred as part of what may now be regarded as the foundation of Western democracy:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seisachtheia

was a regular feature of the ancient world:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jubilee_(Biblical)

and occurs on a smaller scale in our own society on a daily basis:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bankruptcy

So if we ask a so-called expert on the subject, what will he say?

Among economists, the scheme is regarded as unprecedented and exceptional. "I can't think of anything comparable," Dean Baker, co-director of the Washington-based Center for Economic and Policy Research, told The Washington Post.

Of course he's against it anyway.
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You make a common economy error. You are assuming the price of a good or service is defined by its cost. This is only true in very liquid (competitive) markets. Banking is no such market.

You make a perfect case of justifying that the cost of providing the lending service would be higher. However, prices are not defined by cost. They are defined, loosely, by what the market can bear. The cost is a lower limit, but nothing more. Namely, it does not define the price.

For the price of a good or service to approach cost of goods, you need very strong and constant competitive pressure. The banking market, in most countries, is not nearly competitive enough.
or at least read the erlang:queue() documentation which specifically references this case, outlines the rationale for why it is the way that it is, provides an Okasaki-style API, and references his book.

http://erlang.org/doc/man/queue.html
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I work a lot with Python (often with Django) and Javascript (Node.JS
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• Only full-time developer until we build an engineering team.

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When European style central libraries were first established, they were actually legally mandated copyright holding libraries, as in they were an arm of the government that was entitled to copies of any work published, regardless of authorship and licensing. The library had a perpetual legal "copyright" codified in law to any works produced by any author, and had the legal power to acquire, buy, and make copies themselves of any works that needed to be archived. They were authorized scribing/photocopying centers so to speak. Modern day libraries have shed much of their powers, but those powers are why we have access to historical texts in libraries today (instead of them being destroyed and lost in history).

In light of archivalship being a money loosing proposition for private corporations, it seems that we have the need for an internet/online library to have the right to copy/hold the entire internet in perpetuity for the use of future humankind - that's the mandate of the Internet Archive, and it would be great to see that codified in a UN resolution, for example.
The Internet archive is a 501c(3) corporation, isn't it?

As an aside, its new interface is utterly terrible with JavaScript turned off.
Yes. It's better than the alternative of having a bunch of URLs pasted inline making the rest harder to read.

I mean I've read books where the majority of some pages consisted of footnotes, so I don't get the hostility.
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Freelance front-end developer and website desginer from Slovenia seeking work related from my skillset. Over 9 years experiences in my branch, all my clients were satisfied with my work.
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Hi! I am currently a junior looking for an internship that involves iOS. I care deeply about design and user experience and want to help build something that people use everyday.
Until recently De Anza College had C as their introductory programming language (and even now, their C++ courses appear to be nothing more than a warmed over C with slightly different syntax). My opinion is that that was a horrible choice-students spend waaaaay too much time bogged down in pointers and memory allocation, and less time thinking about algorithms and just getting used to writing code.

C/C++ are excellent languages to learn, but dear god, at an upper division level.
> I can see and agree with all sorts of flaws in the games, but they'll remain special simply because at the time, they were.

I don't really have much to add to that, except that this is a really succinct way of describing, I think, what you, the author, and I are trying to say.
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London Trust Media, Inc.

- Hiring 5 or more Ruby on Rails Developers

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We pay very competitively and one of the perks is VIP at our night club in Los Angeles (one of the major night clubs).

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- Please send resume and github at minimum

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Your comment made me realize a more appropriate title would be :
"Current croatian government cancels poor citizen's debts one year before election".

But that would probably cast a VERY different light on the event. The original intent was probably to give the (positive i guess) impression that the greek trend of not paying debts is spreading.
No. I have never been on Facebook, but use to receive emails "Look all the friends you have on Facebook". It was slightly disturbing as there were pictures of, indeed, my friends. They've stopped sending these emails a few years back, but I'm sure they haven't dropped me from their graph.
But they said it gets a 'A' for low stress! /sarcasm
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Engineers at Codecademy are full stack (MongoDB/Rails, Go, Backbone + React) along with insights on product. We're building the easiest way to learn programming online, teaching everything from basic language syntax to rails and angularjs. (and more in the future).
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Or email me: kelvin@codecademy.com if you're interested in hearing more.
oh, I suspect they do. Which is why the manual page for erlang:queue talks about the topic in detail and explains the rationale, gives a workaround, and links to the literature.

http://erlang.org/doc/man/queue.html
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Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, JavaScript, PostgreSQL at work. Clojure, Haskell, and many others in off hours.

Résumé/CV: Send me an email

Email: riley@rileywatkins.com

I spent the last 3 years at InstaEDU, an online tutoring marketplace, where I joined as engineer #1 and built the prototype myself. We were acquired for $30 million last summer. Now I'm moving to Portland and looking for something new!
With a bit of luck the least well off will end up seeing the truth in the money game - they can't win, no matter what they do. This actually goes for many (maybe even most?) people, except for the small_number%. The best way to play the game is not to play it at all - avoid loans, avoid debt, avoid a dependency on money whenever possible. Use the money you make to reduce your dependence on future money by acquiring means to increase your independence. For some this will be hard - if you live in a city there is only so much you can do - while for others it is easier.

Barring a revolt of some kind (war, revolution, catastrophe, take your pick) or a radical change in the concept of money, more and more wealth will be concentrated in fewer and fewer hands. Increased automation will reduce the number of ways a large part of the population will be able to make even a semblance of a living wage. If there is no system in place to take care of these people - most likely in the form of a base living wage provided by some authority - they'll revolt before they starve. And who are they? Are you one of them? If not now, maybe soon?

So... like Tic-Tac-Toe, the outcome of the money game is known before the game starts. They who make the first move, win. You probably did not make the first move, so you won't. Best not to play, then? This does not mean you should avoid money at all cost, it just means you should not follow it. Don't count on making more tomorrow than you do today. Don't base your plans around the money you'll make or that which you accrued. If you have money, use it to reduce your dependency on future money. Buy land if possible. Use money to become energy-independent. Try to become less dependent on automotive transport. Don't get insurances for anything which you can do without. Learn to produce, not consume. Be creative. Entertain yourself instead of being entertained.
"Its, without an apostrophe, is the possessive of the pronoun it. It’s, with an apostrophe, is a contraction of it is or it has. If you’re not sure which spelling to use, try replacing it with it is or it has. If neither of those phrases works in its place, then its is the word you’re looking for."