jkeisling/hacker-news-corpus-2007-2022 huggingface dataset:
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Doesn't matter - if politicians realize that their constituents are willing to pay to keep them in office when they go against corporate interests, we are going to see some real change in Washington.
Those aren't very convincing coffee stains.
As I read the problem, what we need is a mapping of the integers (not reals) to guesses that will cover all (A,B) possibilities.

To solve it, we basically need to specify an ordering of guesses, one after another, covering all possibilities. Or equivalently, we want a function that takes the (integer) time and returns a guess, and will return all needed guesses as time goes to infinity.

Orderings are very important when dealing with infinities. If you just start by guessing things of the form 0,T as time goes to infinity, planning to guess 1,T stuff later, you never finish the first part, so you fail. What's needed is something like a methodical way to cover everything that doesn't do infinite back tracking.

As an example, if we wanted to map all integers to positive integers, the ordering for all integers is very important. If you try "all the positive ones first, then all the negative ones" it doesn't work b/c you never run out of positive ones, never get to the second part of the plan. But what you can do is 0,1,-1,2,-2,3,-3,4,-4 etc. Then you cover everything methodically without planning to backtrack after infinite steps have happened.

The above attempted solution does specify an ordering. It basically just says "keep trying stuff until you get it" which doesn't really address the problem. It might help to imagine you had to write a computer program to make the guesses. What would it guess first? Second?

BTW one neat thing about having an ordering, aka a function of time returning the next guess, is that no storage is needed (besides the current time). Or in other words, if you're guessing in a correct pattern you don't have to keep any lists of previous guesses, all you have to do is know what the pattern is and where you are in the pattern so you can figure out the next thing in the sequence.

It's also not clear that the suggestion of crossing out additional stuff (other than the exact thing you guessed) helps anything. We don't care about efficiency when we have infinite guesses, crossing stuff out is only useful if we have an ordering that misses some guesses but we know they can all be crossed out in this way so it fills in the stuff we know we'd never guess directly. If the solution involves something like that, it's pretty tricky, so one would definitely have to say how it works to solve it.

I'm no expert at this. I tried some and found it's hard to make an ordering that works. Try it yourself and see. I won't be surprised if it's trivial for a mathematician though. And I assume it's possible or they wouldn't ask this question.

If anyone does know the solution I'd be interested in reading it or getting a hint.
I already sent him a message from England, and depressingly 90210 was the first zip code to come into my mind too. (But went with 90017, last ZIP code I stayed in.)
He was reelected right? So he can block it next congress too.
Here's a good set of security questions:

http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/noubir/Courses/CS6740/F10/proble...
Senator Wyden is a good man. I told this story in yesterdays post but I have a friend that used to take the same Portland to DC flights every Monday (to DC) and Friday (to PDX). senator Wyden, even though he had probably earned millions of frequent flyer miles, always sat in coach, always in the same spot.

If any of you were paying attention to the national health care debate, it was Wyden and then Senator Bennett's proposal before Obamacare that made the most sense. In fact we would be much better off if Congress would consider their changes instead of complete repeal.
Syntax errors, calls to @nonexistant_name(), and many others will simply return an empty page and log the error to the error log (error is not catchable, so you cannot even return anything sane to the user)

The fun starts when you hit one of the situations where the whole php stacktrace is `in file "" at 0` (or something similar). I've got 4 php programmers around me and I hear about the "white page" almost once a week, so it's not that uncommon :(
That is a very good point. It seems like we forget the good uses when bad comes up. (Free speech has the same problem.)
Mao means hair. That is his name.
I completely agree to some extent, however I want to add my experience to make it more realistic, which is completely off-topic. Not all competitive sports bring rewards even after consistent efforts, which can be a bit demotivating. I consider myself an example, however I don't have an overall overview of things so your mileage may vary. While in school I spent 5+ years doing consistent competitive sports 3 times every week, which was extremely exhausting for me, I did not like it but I was just doing it because I was told to do so, I never won anything, I was always the "weird person that doesn't belong here" even though I wasn't bad at it, I just wasn't good enough to compete with people who've been doing it since the age of 5 and doing it professionally. In the end I am not motivated to do sports, I try to do them, but I really see no reason to do sports since it changes literally nothing in my life. Same experience with "studying" - I spent all my free time in school studying pretty consistently and not socializing at all, which kind of got me into a nice college but in the end it didn't really "reward" me with anything that I could properly enjoy besides of getting disappointed in colleges. I don't know, maybe I'm out of place here, but for me neither sports nor education developed any "grind habit" and at this point I am in a relatively nice situation, definitely better off than 95% of the people I used to grow up with, but I have no happiness, I have no goals in life, I get amazing opportunities that I consistently don't take advantage of because I simply don't want to because I know nothing will change for my happiness. If my comment is out of place please delete it
AFAIK an assistant professor typically is on the tenure track, but doesn't have it yet (= they'll get tenure if they meet certain goals during this time)
> Where does this meme that companies get sued for parts made by completely independent third parties come from?

"Meme"?

Where does your your that malpractice lawsuits are just "memes" come from? Because I can assure you that they exist in the real world. As do massive fines for using equipment that hasn't been FDA approved.
there are two edges to this sword.

DoH also means breaking stuff like pihole and other ad filtering. It means you trust companies like google who base their revenue off ads, or cloudflare who have censored content numerous times in the past, to serve you DNS.

its also kind of pointless if the state knows youre using it outside of a tunnel...they can just watch your next packets to see where you decided to go.
I am happy to have my files by an independent(!) Dropbox. But if... please not apple! not Facebook! and not MSFT! which gives...
Maybe http://l1sp.org/search/designator will teach you a few more tricks and save you some time...
I think its yet another killer Android application that is now available on iPhone. While I can see their logic in this instance I still don't understand why Google insists on porting all of their good Android applications across, removing any competitive advantage they give to Android.
I too have wondered- wouldn't you just hide something in your crotch then?
Whoops. Corrected. Thanks!
Completely different products.
For a moment I thought this was a tool to help you apply to all the different incubators... the name (incubatorincubator) would be a good one if you actually wanted to create such a service.
> would be worth it over getting individual certificates as $12/cert

Which you can't really do in shared-IP virtual hosting, since SNI support is still a bit spotty.
I'm not bipolar (I think). I do get, amongst others effects, a depression if my allergies get "fed". (Really weird, I didn't think allergies worked like that.)

I recently realized the connection, which made me really happy -- now it is controllable. Well, I'll be happy when I get out of the slump...

This article told me why I've been reading a lot of bad sf (instead of good) and manga. :-)
I'd think it's not a requirement for OSS (look at textmate, sublime) but as new comers hit the store it would be nice to know it beforehand and have an expectation of what would come. Since for people writing addons it would be a decision-maker.

What most people wouldn't like to see are yearly subscriptions of another editor or paid upgrade every 18-month. I could personally bear with textmate and sublime for their current licensing (personal => works on as many computers I have - which I have at least 4)

For OSS ones, we have the traditional ones like emacs, vim, eclipse, and newer ones like brackets (which also sold as paid editor as Edge Code CC), lighttable or google's half-baked collide.
I appreciate the clarity with which you've articulated your understanding of religion, but I disagree with almost everything you've said. Since the disagreement is not really about facts, but rather attitude or orientation, it might be pretty hard for me get you to see it from my perspective, but I'll try.

Here's the main idea: you see a fundamental gap between science and religion that in the past simply did not exist.

> Ever hear the phrase "God of the gaps"? For a lot of people, that was - and is - how they understand God.

This may be true of many people today, but it is an essentially modern understanding of God that cannot have been held by anyone before the Renaissance. Before the scientific worldview existed, there simply were no gaps for God to reside in. What did God mean to people then?

Richard Tarnas's The Passion of the Western Mind[1] is a wonderful intellectual history of the West starting from the Greeks. You would probably find it interesting. It traces some of the philosophical roots of Christianity back into Greek thought, and it traces the philosophical roots of your modern worldview back into Christian thought.

And before you dismiss me as a religious weirdo, I am a lifelong atheist who has studied a lot of math and physics.

[1] http://www.amazon.com/The-Passion-Western-Mind-Understanding...
Velocity.js http://julian.com/research/velocity/ is pretty damn good already and just 12kb Gzipped.
Before clicking the link, the title reminded me of an article I had read a few years ago. The article mentioned how true randomness can be prone to heavily favoring one outcome for a long stretch; while "faked" randomness will usually try to just look random, rather than being so.

Lo and behold, this is the same article I was thinking of. It seems some of the pictures are not loading now—no surprise, as it was published in 2012.

For a view of this article with working pictures, check out the archived version of it: https://web.archive.org/web/20140803073404/http://www.wired....
I had the same nearly the same situation, like 70% to 80% of the sandwich kid mentioned in the beginning.

Its impossible to read a summary of what have happened with me, because it would be so long that I would never end.

A short summary of the beginning would be something like this:
I just never accepted anything coming from adults, teachers. I saw when they said something to me, than the next second do the very opposite. And I realized that when my parents divorced, that everything that I learned from them needs to be erased. They could not tell why they divorced, a specific reason. Because it never really is about one thing from what I can tell now. It was not something I come up with, it was more like a realization, hard truth, something that hit me hard, or something around these lines.
And then I just proceeded to build up a mental image about the world from the ground up. I guess we all do that while growing up, but I really just couldn't accept anything anyone told me to do, or think the way they want me to.

Cant say that I 'am a very successful person. Sometimes I can be spot on, even on very large scale questions, using my own version of the world. I was able to make a really good investment choice, when everyone was shitting themselves, and running around like a beheaded chicken that the world was about to end. 2008 financial crisis and Covid. (I was in 7th grade in 2008 with really shitty grades)
And sometimes I miss by a mile, usually when around topics where feelings must be involved. That is the part that I am trying to get better since I've realized.

I think its more about some things can make you or brake you. Resilience is understanding the real reasons why something happened. Like someone got angry at work when I asked him to send some documents for me. If the person is rude and got, to some extent angry at me, than I could translate that as that person not liking me, or that the person has some difficulties at home. In the first choice we could grind on about why is that, what have I done wrong, where in the other, you just move on. At least in my experience.
What if your cousin is doing something frowned upon by society (wearing blackface, spouting racial epithets, etc)? What if it's not frowned upon now, but is at a later date? What if you don't find anything objectionable, but they wouldn't want it shown, and their concerns are borne out later? What if it's completely benign but out of context appears problematic (goofing around with a good friend of a different race and it comes across as something different when only a portion of it is represented)? What if they just have a personal objection to having heir picture posted?

There are many reasons why it's a good idea to at least check that the person is comfortable with it. You shouldn't be liable if they've said it's okay.
That's pretty cool. I'm working on a text adventure and I end up creating a "shell" as well. One thing I did that I liked very much is auto complete and history. I think it would aggregate a lot to your website as well. Great job!
Hah, yes. It sort of assumes the page will be around for more than 1 decade, doesn't it?
Yeah, myself and two others built the same thing for Node Knockout (maprejuice). In my opinion it's hardly an original concept at this point, but still a very interesting one with an interesting problem set.
It’s continued to support the architectures which it promises to support and its API compatible.

I don’t think making a change which breaks a third party, out of tree, port is breaking backwards comparability, this feels more like someone depending on internal implementation details.
If I have a picture of someone defecating into someone else mouth, or slapping them in the face repeatedly while they cry, with a Domino's ad, you really think no significant market share of people under 35 would care?
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The write/build/test compile cycle is slow as f-ck

I work on a million LOC project that takes 3 or 4 minutes to build. If that feels too slow, you can selectively build projects. I'm not sure what your definition of "slow as f-ck" is, but it doesn't match mine. In exchange for compilation you get significantly better performance than you would with Ruby, Perl or Python.

C# isn't really all that supported outside of Windows,
which sucks for server centric apps.
Yeah, you can use mono, but why?

Why not mono? It works well, runs everywhere, it's fast, and there are a lot of people working on it to keep it up to date.

C# is grossly verbose in contrast to ruby/php/python

Patently untrue with the addition of the dynamic keyword

PHP is instant gratification. Change, reload browser, lather, rinse, repeat.

ASP.Net mostly works that way in .net 3.5.

Lack of open source libraries + libraries you have to pay for = suckage

This is hit or miss, and the open source library story is not remotely as nice as Ruby, Python, Perl, Common Lisp, or Smalltalk.
I feel like the 80/20 rule applies here. For most things you can probably learn 80% of the knowledge in 20% of the time it would take to learn 100%.
The purpose of risk assessment isn't to only give loans/insurance to 0 risk people. It's to quantify the level of risk.

Once you know the level of risk you can then give loans, adjusting the interest rate to make up for the risk. By hiding information from lenders, you actually make them less likely to give a loan, rather than more likely. An unknown level of risk is 100x worse than a known high level of risk.
Dunno, I've known lots of kids - later adults - who had fallen on their heads a few too many times. Most of them - not that "awesome"
Or they realize that the vaccine is temporary and vaccine companies aren't able to extract rent from saving the economy, due to either competition or government/social pressure.
But why with arrow keys? I couldn't figure out how to remap to tab and gave up on fish.
Not the leaders directly; the mob follows each other.
Definitions of "middle class" can be logical, useful, or non-controversial. Pick one.
What is the context of the clips? It could be considered fair use. Your situation sounds different from this one, unless you are putting all of the 5 second audio lips in consecutive order...
Use your imagination? Someone wants to help, goes to A, someone else there will be paying attention to how that person is behaving, how effective or ineffective etc. Call it simply human behavior or scouting or what not. For most of the visitors that's it, they'll be thanked at the end and feel good, but some might get a call or an email at some point to ask of they want to be more involved with B.
Whether it's illegal or not, Paramount is going to get what's coming to them for punishing true fans who produce what amounts to free advertising.
This kicked it off:
https://twitter.com/mattetti/status/438494095506280448
The CEO, Mark Karpeles, is a French person living in Japan.
Some of the comments after that article are rather bizarre. Sometimes I forget just how good the comment quality is on HN, even though it can get pretty bad.
They apparently have an office in the US.