skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was assuming it was like the Mac client where it provides Github-specific functionality (adding "Clone in Desktop" buttons to repo pages, managing pull requests, etc.).
It is like the Mac client, but that functionality still doesn’t justify the resource usage than a Chromium wrapper would bring.
My AWS representative just suggested removing the security groups from different layers of the stack as this results in almost immediate loss of network connectivity. It's also inherently scriptable, so it looks like a good option.
With Lisp (mostly ironscheme, guile and racket for me) and smalltalk, I have this feeling that just about every other language has been playing catch-up.

It is just recently that some scripting languages have started giving me the same feeling of bliss.
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Cool, if that's the case I hope the API is available soon. In the meantime our internal implementation makes use of this great open source library from estately: https://github.com/estately/rets
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DOT approved LED replacements for sealed beams made in USA:

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On the top of my head -

sundar pichai - Tamil Nadu.

Sanjay Jha - Bihar.
You're assuming that NULL represents an error. It doesn't, it represents the lack of a value.

Widget w = {};
widget_init(&w);
widget_debug_print(&w);

void widget_debug_print(Widget* widget) {
printf("title: '%s'\n", widget->title);
printf("size: (%d, %d)\n", widget->w, widget->h);
}

I don't know what widget_init() does. It turns out that widget->title is NULL. Great! Now I know.

You're basically saying: "In an ideal world, that printf() would be enclosed in an if (), then the code is compliant".

OK, but who's going to fix it? The vendor went bankrupt years ago, the code only exits on JAZ tapes, the whole of Uzbekistan relies on it, etc...

Relevant: https://lkml.org/lkml/2012/12/23/75
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From a business perspective, how many apps use react? I am interested in what is the size of the market for this business?
It's some combination of survivor bias and sampling bias: people who are reasonably "rebellious" (in the good sense of the word) and ambitious are more likely moved to US in the first place, and successful people are of course likely tend to have more of those trait.

Although I wouldn't call successfully climbing the corporate ladder to be much of "challenge authority" ...
The reaction of anyone, male, female, whatever race or sexual orientation, should be: "Cool story brah, I have work to do."

A lot of engineers aren't appreciated for the good work they do. But none of them will benefit from worrying that it's because they're not Indian.
I, too, find running bureaucracies to be rather boring, but your last sentence isn't all that stinging: except for the money, there are very few jobs most people would want.
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You're 100% pedantically correct, passing a NULL pointer as the corresponding argument to %p is fine... But that's really missing the point, since we're discussing %s and the only sensible general interpretation of this discussion presumably includes a "(when the other arguments mean the NULL is actually UB)" on everything.

(E.g. the assertion for non-NULL-ity would go on the branch of printf that handles %s.)
Well, finally I've found blocked url ( https://www.reddit.com/r/rudrugs/comments/1derq9/%D0%BC%D0%B... ), it gives me "403 Forbidden. Request forbidden by administrative rules. " error, unlike rest of the site.

Reddit works fine for RosTelecom also(the biggest uplink provider in the country).

It's truly worrisome to see repeating of blatant western propaganda stamps involving Putin / Ukrainian conflict / Mh-17 / whatever here in the HN comments instead of factual checks / investigation. Especially considering the fact blatant and usually lying western propaganda(easily accessible in Russia today) is the main reason of pro-western views decay here.
Sorry, I've totally lost the point totally, especially about that: "FSNP would hate for there to be something you forgot to pay taxes on, citizen of questionable patriotic status". Never heard about "questionable patriotic status" in my practice / from other people. And how that's linked with tax police? For sure, tax police will be disappointed in case of a missed payment, that's how it works (everywhere).
Don't crank the terminals onto the posts that hard, you could be cracking the case very slightly.
Lots of large international cities have sizeable numbers of expats who got educated back home, Singapore, London, Hong Kong, etc. None of the home countries would cry "brain drain" in seriousness.

If they did they'd be wrong to say that. Make it attractive to stay home and on balance people will. Stifle opportunity and people will leave.

And conversely, Europe and north america don't cry, third world, you're off loading your undereducted and you have us foot their education, etc.

People go where they see opportunity. Countries allow immigration of poor if it makes economic sense to them. And of course they welcome highly skilled, for the most part though quotas exist to appease the professionals in host country. The working classes enjoy no such protection, again, because economy.
I think this is something that definitely increases with age. I’m just past 25 and I have way more brain fart moments than I did in my late teens and early twenties.
A cryptography-enabled technology called smart contracts
At DataMinr, we designed our web experience to feel like a native desktop application with multiple windows. Managing and messaging across windows can get messy very quickly In JavaScript. We created a library that lets you do this painlessly
Another ramblin wreck (cs '05) with Squeak PTSD checking in.

The tooling was just terrible and turned me off a lot of the better things in OOP for a lot for years. I guess it serves as good training for kids who come out of school and fall into some awful legacy codebase that makes their first job hell, but for the rest of us it seemed like and unnecessarily confusing and frustrating choice.
This is not a place for this. Please take this down.
Off my head - Softbank, Sandisk, Cognizant, NetApp and pepsi ceo's are indian as well.
I really appreciated this comment. It puts (personal/startup) tragedies in perspective.
How does this battery handle -40C weather? What about sitting at -40C for say 12 hours (not everywhere has plugins for block heaters). Currently a ~$100 winter battery will handle that no problem. I'm from Canada so this is not a hypothetical question.
Not bad mister Debevec. Not bad.
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Here’s the map of the world, if size was determined by market cap
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There is a Reason why Indian Immigrants are CEO's of Companies like Google and Microsoft rather than founder of Companies like Google and Microsoft.

Current EB2 (For people who have done masters) green card wait time for Indian Born immigrants is 10 Years (mind you this is for people who have done masters and would have worked for a company at least a year to start the process). By the time an Indian Immigrant can legally start a company and work for the same, he/she has to be atleast 35.
Link to YouTube video on Tutorial page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UB-saQZfrsw
Couldn't it be that the perception of China being ahead of India socially/economically is why you don't see as many Chinese nationals in corporate roles in the US?

I've talked to a number of Indian workers in IT here in Japan who've said that they'd do "anything" not to have to go back to their family homes. But Chinese IT workers I know don't seem to mind the idea; in fact, they usually go back a couple of times a year.

If you replace "Chinese nationals" with a first-world European country, does it sound disturbing? e.g.: "the low number of German nationals in corporate roles in the u.s." It doesn't to me.
Isn't this just post-hoc rationalization? I mean what if Germans were running the show? Wouldn't the article say all the same things with Indians replaced with Germans? I mean good for all the CEOs but I don't think it has anything to do with being Indian.
Not to mention you can also just rent a drone yourself if you want to skip out on the hefty pilot fees. Unregulated indeed.
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Yeah the airbnb angle is confusing, quit the name-dropping.
Satya Nadella/Sundar Pichai are NOT Entrepreneurs;

"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man." --George Bernard Shaw
This is one of the reasons I'm a massive fan of JustWatch[0]. The other reason is that it searches across everything that's available on other services in Australia; most of these tools ignore us Down Under!

[0] https://www.justwatch.com
Are there any PC Only "AAA" titles anymore? I'd think stuff like the Witcher 3 and XCOM 2 are more in the AA range. It is such a murky definition.
If you meet anybody from India ask him "What is your Caste?"

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2325502/Map-shows-wo...
Are you saying that people whose career or reputation depends on not harassing women should be allowed to get away with harassing women more than others?

A great example of the right way to do things is how the BBC kicked out their biggest star, Jeremy Clarkson, due to a single case of assault when the victim didn't even make a complaint. It shows that they don't give license to abuse people to the more valuable employees.
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So, reasoned and articulate debate can happen on Facebook, which has no limits, and Twitter, which does. So reasoned debate isn't really connected to character limit at all - you can be insightful or an asshole in both.
India follows the "Sheep Herd" mentality.
The whole country's economy is based on people getting into "Profitable" domains mostly following the success of a pioneer in the field.
The most recent example of this ideology is the "Business Process Outsourcing" industry.
New BPO units are propping up here and there at a dime a dozen leading to a quality deterioration in the final deliverable.
This process will continue till a saturation level is reached and then they will wait till another "Killer" domain picks up momentum.
Till then India will be in a so called "Calm Period" where nothing great and major takes place.
It's because "rent-a-drone-pilot" doesn't sound like a 1bn dollar company.
OTOH, this thread stands as evidence that quantity isn't the bottleneck for articulation.
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I know only one tech titan, and he is South African; the other one was half-Lebanese, but he is dead now.
Nope, faking Win/IE prompts for ActiveX, and faking Windows/Firefox prompts for Silverlight. Mac Safari, Windows Chrome, Android, etc all have similar problems.
This might be an unpopular view here but I think artificially increasing core charge fee via laws could easily bring that recycling percentage to 99%. Could you imagine if you did not hand in your old battery when buying a new one it cost an extra $300 instead of $20 or so like now? A token portion of that could be used to fund state inspections of recycling facilities.

The whole dismantler/recycling system in place for automobiles is really something quite impressively successful. Having so many places to pull used parts to keep other cars going lessens environmental burden multiple fold. Battery recycling is probably the biggest triumph of them all though.
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Indians immigrants have mastered the art of

What you know is NOT important. Who you know is very important.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation...
Would be great if that had a mobile version and synced.
Four degrees in hand, he still cleans sewers due to Caste system in India

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Four-degrees-...
i totally love the esp201. its very convenient to work with in eclipse/code blocks and can run C and C++.
the documentation is a bit sparse though but thats mostly no problem as theres a great community behind it.

But the biggest point for me is the size + the price. Why would one use a Raspi or Arduino to read out some moisture-meter if it can be done with a 3 dollar hardware piece the size of a fingernail?
Generally I tell people if they feel undervalued, take a long vacation (at least a week). People will either miss you terribly or you'll know where you stand.

Just don't tell anyone that's why you're doing it if you don't want to be like Mrs Brown.
I was going to respond a few hours ago to your post: "maybe you should." There's a fine line here between being cruel and being honest. Personally, I've always struggled with this idea with some of my wealthier friends that act "more polite." They often out-right lie to each other, constantly, over little things. It's so weird to me. But when it comes to business, you shouldn't lie when providing advice or feedback. At the same time, you don't want to put people through an interrogation or completely crush them ("no, I don't like your idea, etc, etc, etc"). I think Paul Graham walked the line very well.
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It's quite hard to read while making lunch, cleaning, running, cycling etc. It's also quite hard to concentrate on anything cerebral after a day of work, doing any number of these things and tending to the needs of small kids.

Audio books, OTOH, make housework a joy since I can tune out of the horror of cooking and cleaning and concentrate on accumulating knowledge from one source or another.

Also, much more motivation to run since simlarly, I can just observe my pulse meter occasionally and otherwise concentrate on the book.
Is this like the Muslim method of a woman's word being worth a fraction of a man's? Perhaps if 4 men disagree with one woman, then you'll accept that the men are right because their word is worth less? That's grossly unjust.
You can't block a HTTPS site based on path

http://dabase.com/blog/Centralisation_censorship_side_effect...
I use something like speedcrunch. http://speedcrunch.blogspot.com.au/ Runs cross platform.

Also wanted more algebraic like wolfram alpha capability though.
Or, it could be a coincidence :)
49% of children dropping out of school are Untouchables and 25% are Muslims

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/49-of-children-out-...

https://www.change.org/p/independent-nation-for-300-million-...
Indian regime owes reparations to 300 million Untouchables for 2000 years of Caste system;

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/shashi-tharoor/caste-wont-disa...
If your website requires me to click an "X" and "No thanks" on a full-screen popover, has distracting "like", "favorite", and "reddit" buttons, and fails to finish because one of the 67 HTTP requests hangs, you are losing sales.
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No worries. Honestly don't sweat responding to my comment, there are some very silly reasons why I'm interested in the topic in the first place.

I wish there was a better medium to read your work than HN comment history. If you don't already write professionally I hope you are pursuing it. You're very talented and thorough. I want to read more of what you have to say.

But a parting word of advice - that writing talent of yours makes your criticism feel like the intellectual equivalent of being punched by the incredible hulk. If you're pursuing ambitions in technology, anyone on HN could either be a valuable asset or a particularly shitty enemy. Best not to risk crushing the wrong person
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That was my point -- there is zero technical reason HD cant be delivered to desktop linux. Netflix shows do it, and so do a small number of other TV shows and movies. The vast majority of content, however, is limited to 480P. Presumably for licensing reasons only.

The most irritating thing is that "HD" now costs extra, and there is zero indication linux clients cant get the paid for HD content. I watch Netflix via Roku maybe 5% of the time, so mostly Im getting less than I pay for.
So we're doing racist fluff pieces now? Look, generalizations about a race of people, positive or negative, are just wrong. We are going to need an international code of conduct for the industry because people from outside the US obviously have no problem making gross generalizations like "Indians are just better in tech." Obviously it is unprofessional for Americans to say "Americans are the best at tech" or "Whites make the best programmers." People from other countries are getting away with WAY too much fucking bullshit.
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It's obvious you have not in fact used Linux, as everything you've tried to use as an excuse is 100% incorrect.
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It's post-hoc rationalization from a tiny sample. If this isn't reading signal in noise, I don't know what is.
It ships with mouse drivers, they don't work.
A nullable char pointer is a perfectly sensible implementation of "Maybe String".

At least, presuming a non-nullable char pointer is a perfectly sensible implementation of String.
This makes me want to dig into assembly after all.
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Neither. Other than a very few hot site, most all of the evacuated land is perfectly livable. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_no-threshold_model
Your point? Are you also trying to make a point about the supremacy of the Indian race/nationality/culture?
The difficulty is that a woman who really is interested in the guy would also often politely decline all his advances, knowing that she's egging in on in some other way. It's how people flirt.

If a woman says no, how can you distinguish "really no" from "I like being chased, more please"? PC people will claim it's always the former, but actual couples often got together in the latter way.
I am not talking about the current DNSSEC, of course.
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> A challenge which persists for tens of thousands to millions of years is well beyond merely "political".

This is absurd, and it's absurd for two reasons.

a) The amount of waste which is still dangerous after that time is meaningless, compared to the amount of other dangerous waste we create (including in the process of constructing batteries and solar panels!) which will still remain dangerous indefinitely, and which is far less well secured and understood.

b) For what other endeavor of man are we required to address its consequences literally millions of years in the future? A renewables infrastructure will consume a large amount of rare earth metals, you know: are you prepared to address the awful consequences of the great neodymium shortage of 11,152 AD? If not, then where do you get off asking for similar future-proofing where nuclear is concerned?
I was half expecting "have random DJI Phantom owners come and sleep on your couch!"

Another part of wonders if they're attempting to demonstrate an "old school" attitude or a sense of age or history by using "AirBnB for … " instead of the current every-new-startup-tagline of "Uber for … "

(Now I'm thinking of pitching some fictitious random startup idea with the elevator pitch of "We're Pets.com for $dumb_thing!" and with all our API doc examples and sample code written in Perl4 or ColdFusion - to try and give the undeserved impression we've been around for 20 years, or at least since before the first dotcom bust...)
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I've had problems in the past whereby people have said 'yes' to do you understand. Or have noticed problems with an approach, or seen better approaches but decided that challenging authority, or admitting you don't know something to someone in authority is perceived as some kind of weakness.

Very sadly I've also seen meritocracy trumped by social status. The brightest, most diligent, best informed person being overruled by their peers because of their status outside of work.

Once aware of both these scenarios I found them easy to work around but nonetheless it was a shock the first time.
While you can control the input, the output gets harder - one cannot just simply double/triple their defecation rate, and exercise tends to work out an appetite.

http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/11/12/exercising-but-gain...

Output is governed by hormones, and the only reliable hack for now seems to be significantly lowering insulin by switching to ketogenic diet (or a variation thereof, /r/zerocarb, /r/keto, Atkins, Dukan). I'd recommend this book https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Good_Calories,_Bad_Calories with understanding that a lot of nutrition and diet science is in very premature stage because of World War 2 and lack of funding thereafter.
Challenging authority is far from norm in Indian culture. There is just a hint of this in the current generation. Plus running a company is hardly challenging any authority.

Taking my example. I am working on a startup, plus doing some freelancing work to pay the bills. I am constantly pestered by relatives, parents, friends to get a 9 to 5 stable job. There have been times when I have been told that I should work instead of staying at home (thank heavens that I am living by myself) and being on the computer by some friends and relatives. Kind of funny.
So much this.

Github for Mac is quite good already for commiting and pull-requesting. I could stop using my browser (for Github, at least) if they put issue management (open, close, view, comments) in there too. Would be awesome and a more unified experience.
> Why would one use a Raspi or Arduino to read out some moisture-meter if it can be done with a 3 dollar hardware piece the size of a fingernail?

The article states that it lacks analog input, so that might be a good reason.
Wish they do not inject 'covert' racism into your society http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews/wp/2013/05/15...
No, they were both appeared to be working full time on git before (based on commit activity). They just changed 'sponsors' i.e. employers.

These aren't my own facts. This is based on what I've seen with open source contributors for a long time. Rather than companies contributing code or their own engineers, they just hire an existing contributor to keep doing what they do. I'm not arguing that this is bad, I'm saying that they should be put on a pedestal for essentially throwing money at something that they depend on anyway.

I see I've struck a nerve with github fans, but be honest with yourself. Do we say oracle is a great open source contributor because they have java language devs?
This.

It doesn't help the perception that there are a lot of companies out there that seem to be using Kickstarter as a service for basically taking pre-orders though. Often I've thought "Why the heck is that big company with lots of money doing a Kickstarter? Isn't Kickstarter for people that wouldn't have the money to fund the project at all?".

A whole other debate, I know.
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Are you familiar with instantwatcher.com? It appears to meet your requirements, unless I'm missing something in your description.
Consistent sleep is a wonder drug.
Too late to edit, but I contacted support: Netflix on linux is "unsupported" with no time frame for moving it to a fully supported platform. They claimed linux does not support some technology that other platforms do (presumably special DRM), so they cant offer HD quality, even to customers who pay extra for it.
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