skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They often (usually?) will leave some small change though.

Panhandlers are common targets of theft, which may explain stashing most of what they get in various places less exposed.
police violence means using that nasty steel baton that is absolutely not part of the official police toolkit: http://40.media.tumblr.com/e19f9630bcbbb5699b4d3f1c23308a57/...

the migrant vs refugee issue is moot. anyone can clam to be from Syria or Afghanistan. the problem is - again - simple economics, or how to hillclimb from this local optimum to a globally higher one?

currently people living in the million-populated refugee camps in Turkey are not allowed to work (as it would likely crash the local labor market). so we have a completely devastated economy (thanks to a long drought driving farmers out of work and subsequently into the cities where authorities harshly responded when these people voiced their problems, and bamm! you have a civil war, which is bad for business), and a lot of unemployment with extreme mobility/flexibility (after all, why would they stay in a war zone? so their preferences are driven to the extremes, which means they are not picky - see the people going through countless bags of small pepper and clean them of that small stem part that remains on them after picking from the field)

distributing the people (the proposed quota system) will probably help, and the migrants-refugees will at least participate in a more efficient economy, so if I want to be really deadpan and cold-hearted I can just state that globally things are going to be better, we just have to ride this temporary setback through while Assad & Co. goes through their bankruptcy process with their lenders (the people).
It is referring to mathematical sets, but at the categorization of types level rather than the "shape" of types.

If you think of Set X consisting of all the objects that could possibly be built as Class X and Set Y as all the objects that could possibly be built as Class Y, then the union of those sets is all of the Class X derived objects and all of the Class Y derived objects, whereas the intersection of those sets are whatever objects manage to implement or derive from both Class X and Class Y.
A lot of this problem seems to come from Facebook/Twitter showing:

"You have 3 followers"

Perhaps it would be better if they showed publicly facing ranges:

- < 1,000 followers
- < 2,500 followers
- < 5,000 followers
- < 10,000 followers

Then above 10,000 (or whatever) it shows the actual number.

I see these fake like paid services losing a ton of business if social platforms took this approach.
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My guess is that it was previously implemented in nodejs C code instead of V8, and they switched the nodejs buffers to take advantage of V8 ArrayBuffers.
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(Parts of) America, before it was run over by illegal immigrants from Europe and Britain.
Uh, didn't 4.0.0 just come out? Seems rather quick, no? How much could possibly have changed? The buffer creation change warrants a point bump?
It's not the allocation itself that's faster, it's faster because it avoids the overhead of crossing the C++ -> JS barrier
No True Scotsman would, ... wait, what were we talking about?
the thread is still about ad revenue change post apple introduction of content blocking. to evaluate the impact you need to put the browser in context of the ad revenue pie, and that is about 10% (12% including desktop safari)

50% of a small pie is still small. it is growing, indeed, still of that ad revenue loss it is not game changing.
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why not something like http://www.aliexpress.com/w/wholesale-intel-sofia.html?initi... ?
I've never taken LSD but have taken mushrooms several times. I've heard the nature of the hallucinations are different.

A memorable moment: I'm walking on the beach (in real life) and the sand is bubbling up with skeletons (clear as day). Then I look at this huge cliff wall to my left (the cliff wall is real), and a huge totem pole head emerges from the cliff face (as part of the cliff, it is the cliff).

This totem pole head then proceeds to tell me that it's seen millennia of people walk along this beach and the universe is very old and etc. And I look up (and it was really sunset) to a crazy universe explosion of activity in the sky. This went on for another few hours. In the end, I'm left with this feeling of connectedness and awe that I can kind of hold on to.

Logically, I learned nothing new. I got a feeling based on... my self's inner interpretation of a unique drug enduced brain state? I'm not sure I could get there without drugs, the brain is unable to produce the proper chemical composition and set of signals unaided.

Now to be fair, I didn't go home that night, sit down, and produce a treatise on the meaning of life, the universe, and everything. But I certainly don't regret it either.
See the comment up thread from kasey_junk:

"In particular, large block buyers, who previously got to take advantage of inefficient price discovery to get better prices have been negatively impacted. It is in their best interests to make it possible to buy a very large amount of traded products without the price changing."
Woz got "told off"? Did you read the story? He spent a night at the juvenile detention center and very likely endured everything that Ahmed did as well, but the story, as written, doesn't contain any of the details.
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IEX claims that their delay means that large orders are able to be carried out without the price changing. If this is true, it would seem that IEX is not just a marketing gimmick and is in fact doing what they say they do.

If this is not true, I don't see why anyone would care about IEX at all, and why they would trade on it.
unplayable for me (Safari 9.0 on El Cap Beta). moved a few spaces to the left and everything freezes. Shame, as it looks very impressive.
A lot of libraries have been following the iojs track (v1, v2, v3) so many libraries are already in place to support v4 out of the box. The best way to know though is test your specific packages in a dev branch or sandbox environment and see what breaks - tests help automate this if you have them!
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Not if they're the Dutch government, apparently.
Some interpretation may matter, as e.g. they can be more fruitful in generating new predictions, or extending a theory. And some may turn out to be wrong (e.g. the hidden variable interpretation, which before Bell was considered just a different interpretation).

So my impression is that the lay audience like hearing big words, even if they cannot understand it at all (but it is easier to delude oneself that one understands "many words" than a particular set of equations).
First think to consider is what you're interested in, there are many places to look at, like github.com, sourceforge.com (lot of orphaned projects), openhatch.org, google code of course and you should also check http://open-advice.org, is somewhat different from the others:

"Open Advice is a knowledge collection from a wide variety of Free Software projects. It answers the question what 42 prominent contributors would have liked to know when they started so you can get a head-start no matter how and where you contribute. "

Good luck!
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I'm worried and/or saddened by how gendered it all is. I'm guessing it's not the NY Times' fault but probably how the designers of this product think that's shining through. It seems that for all our AI and fancy electronic toys we're still in the '50s as a civilisation. It keeps talking about girls this girls that, while i wonder, can't we just talk about children? Is it really beneficial to foist these binary and dare i say reductionist gender roles on impressionable kids? I guess many people have a vested interest in doing that, but it'd be great if it could be toned down a bit, at least.
They're still far too popular culturally considering their lifestyle. Most of the mafiosi movies are praised. Which lead me to think that people secretly loved the idea behind the mafia. They decide to make their own rules and ensure their own "well being"[1], push the environment as much as it can take; and somehow it might appeal to people. After all, deep down, it's all about 'me' first.

ps: add a sense of family and tradition, and you have a strong recipe.

[1] morally relative of course
This tool might have an actual use if all it did would be to create a page with the relevant piece of code and commit metadata, so that when asking authors about it they would just open a link and didn't have to clone/locate/open anything.

But shaped like this, with the name, the graphics, the "whyyyyy" and the overall implication that the commit author had screwed up, it's indeed hostile and counterproductive.
This. Sometime ago I had to deal with a flippant waiter/busboy at a restaurant in a slightly rougher part of town, and a manager who didn't take me too seriously. I felt very small. I remember thinking Tony Soprano wouldn't put up with this.
There is research on this. It won't work the way you hope. Here is the problem:

What happens if in a single batch you have more buy orders than sell orders at a given price (or vice versa)?
I don't necessarily disagree with that especially given that there is a current arms-race to try and maximize the number of ads on a page.

However, I also, think that once the ad bubble bursts people will start to be creative in how they monetize. Most will get it completely wrong. The few who figure it out will eventually lead the rest.

Something has to give. It cannot keep going the way it is. It's neither producer or consumer friendly.
I dunno. On other platforms (Windows, OSX, Android, etc) ad blockers are just free browser plugins. While I'm sure there's a place for paid options on platforms where devs have the ability to differentiate with some "killer feature", it seems like the iOS options are the equivalent of the different AdBlock variants (Plus/Edge/Origin/et al).
Why is infrastructure in quotes? Are roads, healthcare, police, fire service, etc imaginary?
Choose 2:

- semver

- small, infrequently changing major & minor version numbers

- large, active project
http://semver.org/

From the changelog it looks to be inline with this.
In a world of ad blockers, we need micropayments
Breaking Bad did not avoid showing the damage Walter While caused. I think the reason we still watch and (to a degree) root for him has more to do with 'living vicariously through' rather than 'identifying with' or 'admiring'.

Whenever I play GTA, there are times where I just go out causing as much mayhem as possible. It's enjoyable precisely because it's not something I would do in real life.

In a similar way, I love watching Kevin Spacey on his sociopathic power-trip, Walter White and his seat-of-the-pants improvisation, Gus Fring and his controlling-but-hidden-in-plain-sight-masterminding, Tony Soprano in his violent and erratic leadership, and so on.

It's a guilty pleasure, and knowing the damage these characters only heightens the pleasure. Whether this is good or not is another question, but the reasons seem pretty obvious to me.
I see them the same way as I see suits/mad men/House of Cards. They're interesting stories about interesting people.
Best part of this submission imo is this creepy image: http://static01.nyt.com/images/2015/09/20/magazine/20barbie3...
It does not "look pretty suspicious". You suspect it. Suspicion is a process that happens inside your head, and is not intrinsic to the object.

We can agree that the device would look unfamiliar to many. But that people treat unfamiliar things as scary is up to them.

As I mentioned elsewhere, the biggest recent bombing in the US left a backpack behind. Others have used briefcases, trucks, and even a Christmas present:

http://townhall.com/columnists/johnhawkins/2013/04/16/the-10...

So if you are serious about security, then you should call the bomb squad for ordinary objects left behind at bus stops.

Of course, nobody getting the vapors about this incident is serious about security. If they were, they would not have carried Ahmed's device around the school building. If they thought it was a bomb, they would have stopped touching the device, evacuated the area, and called the bomb squad.

The actual problem here is not Ahmed's clock. It is teachers and administrators who think their irrational fears are far more important that kids' educations.
I only played 3 levels (gotta work), but that's some awesome work.

Quick question: is it possible to use multitouch to have movement controls on one side and direction controls on the other? Or, is that not doable, and that's why you guys decided to put all the controls on the left?
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I don't think admiration is the right word here. It is more fascination, trivial interests and for the sensational nature of their lifestyle. Only kids who don't know better or can't see a future path would admire (I use that term very loosely here) these mobsters.

When I was living in Melbourne during the gang wars, the folks were terrified in getting in the cross fire, but the city were gripped with a fascination of their life style and events. Admiration, very little.
I wonder it's possible to make a browser extension that grabs incoming keystrokes and maps them from one keyboard layout to another? I know I've seen extensions add new keyboards shortcuts to webpages, but I'm not sure about sending custom key input to a page or blocking the original presses from going through.

And it's also possible that a game like this directly grabs input in a way that an extension couldn't intercept. Web dev is really not my thing.
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The larger topic, that schools and police greatly overreact to misbehavior (whether real, or as in Ahmed's case, imagined) by students, especially boys, is in no way a new phenomenon. It's been going on for decades.
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Yes, writing fake reviews is illegal. False advertising is a misdemeanor crime

Does this mean those Amazon affiliate sites are illegal too? A lot of these sites review products as if they have used the them, but there is no way they could've paid real money for the dozens of products they review?

Also, how is this different from celebrities endorsing products and appearing in ads? How do we know they bothered to use the product even once, other than the time they were shooting for the ad?
Most rasterizers typically use some kind of super-sampling scanline conversion:
http://lists.cairographics.org/archives/cairo/2007-July/0110...
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I've been in this situation.

Where I'm being told, "Hire more developers! We need more developers!" I respond with, "I don't need any more on my team right now. We can't handle more with our processes and the head count on our other teams."

That's not important though. To the people I was working with, more developers meant you could do more work, even if we didn't have a plan for what that work would be yet. Incredibly frustrating since more devs could actually contribute to gumming up the works if not brought in appropriately.
A very tiny percentage taxes actually pays for things that qualify as infrastructure.

The rest pays for things that are far less transparent and far more corrupt(able), not to mention blatant wealth transfers to influential interest groups.
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> "In the end only one's own gene-survival matters."

Really? Speaking personally, if I could make a large lasting contribution to improve society, but had to give up my own gene-survival to do it, then I would do it. People value different things, there isn't one be-all and end-all.
One side eats up all the liquidity on the other side and the price moves appropriately in the next tick?

It would clearly have to be separate from the high frequency discrete market. (c'mon, don't call it continuous!)
Don't know why this is being downvoted. Maybe it's your wording. If you change rappers to gangsta rappers, I think this is quite true - in fact this is the heart of it. For all our civilized behavior, we are still underneath it animals. [Some] gangsters are alpha dogs in a sense so there is a small part of us that admires that.
Suspicious how, exactly?

I mean, you're right that if you left it unattended at a bus stop the bomb squad would show up. But the same is true of a cardboard box or a backpack. Nearly anything looks suspicious if you leave it sitting around. That's not a reasonable criteria for "resembles a bomb," especially when it wasn't left sitting around.
The part I disagree with is the "no one is willing to pay for" part. Should have made that clearer.

I contend that lots of people are willing to pay, just not by the current means. (And proposed a possible solution that would suit me, and what I naively believe to be others too.)
Utilitarianism <: utility theory (that is, a subtyping relationship). Utilitarianism of the Peter Singer kind is specifically choosing a utility function that consists of a linear, nonweighted sum of one-dimensional happiness/pleasure measurements across the entire animal population of the world, minus a linear, nonweighted sum of one-dimensional misery/pain measurements across the entire animal population of the world.

The inherent problems are the usual objections to hedonic total utilitarianism: the Repugnant Conclusion, wireheading and experience machines, the fact that emotions and sensations just aren't linear real-valued variables, the difficulty in measuring them as such even if they were, and of course the Repugnant Conclusion.

Oh, and the fact that Singer has long-since given up on trying to prove hedonic total utilitarianism normatively correct, and thus simply begins his books by saying, "Well, I can't prove it to you, but let me appeal to your emotions and intuitions to hammer it into you, and then proceed on with my arguments about what I demand from you."

Which is why it's really quite disappointing to see people fawning over Singer's utilitarianism: it's unproven, it's unreasonable on its face, it engages in rather flagrant neoliberal apologia (ie: charity rather than social reform or revolution), and it thus adds up to a series of bad ideas wearing nice suits.
I saw a catchy sound-bite about this the other day, I think from a US politician:

If you can't protect it, don't collect it.

To me, that seems like a pretty good attitude to handling personal data responsibly.
whatever helps you sleep at night
I tried this with a blog I used to run. Back when RSS subsriber count actually mattered, I faked the subscribe button to show that I had 15,984 subscribers instead of 134.

I would get just 1 subscriber every day earlier. After the change, I started getting 3 a day with the same traffic.
True but doesn't facebook use it with a graph db? The convention is to replace REST with something that maps naturally to data stored in graph... sort of a structural match query that expects certain kinds of nodes/relationships (unless you manually map it to a relational or document db).
Anecdotal, but I've been aware of this fake review industry for probably about 6 years and I am amazed that almost everyone I talk to does not believe the scale and the scope. They think there might be one or two fake reviews on an Amazon product when in reality it can be closer to 15 out of 18. Or in some cases every single one.

People who are seriously doing this aren't paying $5 a review. They are paying $100-$500. At this point I just assume almost all reviews are fake. Especially on Amazon and to a slightly lesser extent Yelp.
I have a hard time with a definition of "superpower" that doesn't count a country that can essentially wipe the human species off the planet with a few button presses.
Then you'd just spend $20 extra and buy 10k+ followers :)
Can you talk a little bit about the before and after and how much, if any, it had on the type and quality of your relationships?
Could't agree more. That's the least they can do.
At some point they will do it - when they "grow up" and they can afford to crack down. Tumblr cracked down on porn once they became big. Yelp didn't care about fake reviews, but now they do as they've become big. And so on.
Yeah, there are a lot of factors into how much you leave in the pot. Grandparent's post was just one of the pressures to leave more money, though one that most people aren't aware of.
Peter Singer's work has influenced my life in a big way. I have taken the 10% income to charity pledge and am on track this year to hit it(I calculate it every week as my income may begin varying weekly).

My charity of choice is Schistomiasis Initiative, which I donate to through GiveWell. The Life You Can Save has a satisfying "Impact Calculator" that can help you visualize what good your money is capable of doing http://www.thelifeyoucansave.org

I urge everyone here to really consider taking the pledge and begin diverting at least some of their income to effective charities. I am now also considering donating a fraction of my 10% to AI research. (Tip: Don't set up automatic donations if doing it yourself manually every month isn't too much of a hassle. The good vibes are definitely worth soaking in!)
AVG can sell your browsing and search history to advertisers
I'm seeing a lot of Venmo bashing here, but I think it's a great service and these people just used it wrong. Even with a 'merchant transaction', all you had to do was click 'Withdraw' so that the money was on the way to your bank account before sending the buyer whatever they got. I thought it was already pretty clear that a Venmo balance isn't real money yet, it's just Venmo showing you your potential balance if you want to withdraw.

I can see how they should make it more clear, but the people who got scammed were also not very well informed.
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On the side where all the orders aren't filled how do you decide who gets filled and who doesn't?
Electoral College by design was supposed to fail. The creators of the Constitution never expected political parties to become a thing.

The House of Representatives were supposed to elect our President, after the Electoral College became deadlocked. That was the design of the Constitution.

The fact of the matter is, the Electoral College is NOT functioning as designed. But whatever, that's how the laws of this country work and we are a country of laws.
Facebook et al would be able to spot 10,000+ like purchases a lot easier than a few hundred.
I'm using Neo, and though I'm also used to keyboard switching, I'm very much accustomed to leave my fingers on the default position (i.e. my left index finger on qwertz [f], where the little marking is). Because of this I haven't gotten the hang of strafing for the ten levels I played and then it got very difficult to avoid.
For a native speaker the first meaning may be a bit of a stretch (if I was trying to communicate that I'd word it differently), but technically, yes.
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