skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because I like Python more than Bash script, maybe I'll consider using a more gopher way to do the build.
Here in Sweden we pay 110 euros total per month for very good daycare with cocked food (no prefab) for our 3 year old twins. Interesting how it is elsewhere. Our wages are relativley low and massive amounts of tax of course
I pasted this URL from Wikipedia https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2a/FloorGob... and got

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Good. Hopefully that means the primacy of the US is equally unsustainable.
For me it is quite the opposite, I prefer to stay at home if I have nagging headache after having to much, on the other hand I never had such an issue with pot.
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Maybe our best and brightest would be just better off raising and schooling their own kids vs relying on iffy and/or expensive options.
In a text editor something like easymotion for vim or I think ace jump for emacs makes this very easy to do with the keyboard. Ex I press 1 key then the desired character I would like to jump to say y all ys on screen are replaced with 1-2 yellow characters typing those jumps to that location. There are actually several plugins for this and several different ways to set this up. Some variations include typing 2 target characters leading to fewer possible matches. On net though you can jump anywhere on the screen in 3-4 keystrokes.

Another example hyperlinks plugins like pentadactyl and vimperator have a function wherein you hit f to highlight all the links which are marked with letters so basically you can click any link with 2-3 key presses. Obviously this doesn't work with anything involving hovering clever expanding menus but for a large portion of cases I find using pentadactyl keys better than a mouse.
This has been suggested for decades, that the dollar would lose its global reserve currency status in the near future.

The Japanese Yen would rise to be the dominant currency, with Japan eventually becoming the top economy. Then it was the Euro that would inevitably conquer the dollar in importance. Then it was the Yuan that would of course conquer the dollar, with China becoming the dominant global economy - that prediction is also going to fall flat.

The dollar primacy is stronger today than it has been in 10 to 15 years and it's gathering strength - pulling trillions in capital away from the rest of the world, and crushing emerging markets in the process - even before the Fed has raised interest rates. So long as the US avoids going on any more massive spending binges that blow out the budget (2000-2010), and avoids starting any new trillion dollar wars, the dollar will continue to gain in dominance rather than lose it over the coming decade.
We're definitely lacking in basic keyboard shortcuts training for people. That ought to be the first class someone takes when learning to use computers.

While the mouse and trackpad have their advantages and uses (especially with gestures), there are many cases where the keyboard is significantly faster and saves a lot of time.

I see people not even being aware of the shortcut to save something (Cmd/Ctrl+S) and navigating slowly to click the Save icon (and similarly for New, Open, etc.). There are several more examples of basic navigation using Arrow, Home, End, Pg Up, Pg Down and their combinations with Shift or Ctrl that people are not aware of.

The most painful one is watching someone work with MS Excel using the mouse for almost everything - one of the best productivity tools used in a very inefficient manner.

I also see people being resistant to learning some of these shortcuts when explained to them. That's a big bummer. :(

To me personally, it doesn't help that Libre Office Calc has its own set of shortcuts that are different from MS Excel (for example, inserting a line break in a cell can't be done with Alt+Enter like in Excel but instead with Ctrl+Enter). This causes friction when moving between applications and operating systems. You'd think application developers would support people's habits from popular applications and make things easier.
Best of luck finding an investment as safe as US Treasuries (dominated in good ole greenbacks).

With Europe in economic malaise and China's economy hitting the brakes, it'll be a long time before US economic supremacy is challenged.
Can someone explain to me the advantages of this over using nginx?
They could and then its value will fluctuate tomorrow wrt to apples or gold or facebookcoin or whatever and you are back to square one.
I don't see any mention of automatic differentiation which I thought was the dominant technique in this area. Is there an advantage to the method described in OP (other than mathematical cuteness)?
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Here's a classic example: http://consumerist.com/2009/12/31/30-day-window-to-cancel-sp...
How to manage a long distance relationship scientifically?
From the actual ruling: "Weltimmo, a company registered in Slovakia, runs a property dealing website concerning Hungarian properties. For that purpose, it processes the personal data of the advertisers. The advertisements are free of charge for one month but thereafter a fee is payable. Many advertisers sent a request by e-mail for the deletion of both their advertisements and their personal data as from that period. However, Weltimmo did not delete those data and charged the interested parties for the price of its services. As the amounts charged were not paid, Weltimmo forwarded the personal data of the advertisers concerned to debt collection agencies." In other words, a typical slimeball-type refusal-to-cancel scam.

This was an action which fell under the European Privacy Directive, which is EC-wide but implemented by different laws in different countries. All countries involved are EC countries.

This sort of thing comes up all the time in the US, where courts have to deal with companies from another state.
> You're engaging in a logical fallacy;

I don't see how.

>have you considered ...

Yes I have. If such people exist I doubt they make a statistically significant fraction among supporters of such policies. All Sanders supporters I know are both "rich" (i.e. can afford a new BMW or two) and do not believe that "the rich" to be taxed are them. These people are not really dumb so if they thought their own wealth needed redistribution they could figure easier ways to achieve that.
Have you had a look at caddy?
It's the same basic chemistry. You've got O2+N2 (air) plus hydrocarbon (H-C=C-H sort of things) all mixed together and heated. Ideally all the 02 bonds with the H and C to form C02 and H20. If the mixture is lean and hot enough then there isn't enough H and C for all the O2 and it instead bonds with the N2 to form NOx.

The only real difference with the diesel is that the hydrocarbons are longer, which is why diesel is thicker and less volatile. Diesel needs to be hotter to break down these longer hydrocarbons and this is achieved via a higher compression ratio (14:1 instead of 10:1). That extra heat is an issue for N0x production if the mixture gets too lean. But if the mix is too rich, with not enough 02 for all the H and C, then you get incomplete combustion. That black soot is essentially just carbon that couldn't find any oxygen to bond with.

To avoid soot, so-called clean diesels run slightly lean and then rely on a catalytic converter to turn any N0x back into N2 and O2, but a dry cat can only go so far. BMW and others inject urea into the cat where it become ammonia (NH3). The O in the NOx grabs the H from the NH3 and the two Ns form N2. NOx + NH3 = N2 + H20.
This is called a basket currency

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_basket
> otherwise whales would have fusion-powered underwater cities.

No, no, no. Why do you have to assume that intelligent beings must always develop complex technology. If you define "intelligent" to be "like us", you will fail to see the intelligence of almost everything else.

Our own species learned to develop complex technology because we had (at least) 2 different exceptional qualities: an smart enough brain, and hands with thumbs that are good enough to manipulate objects. Each of this is independently useful (or it would not have evolved at all), but we got lucky an won the lottery twice... and then we were able to combine those two features in non obvious ways.

And it took us hundreds of thousands of years to figure out how.
AI – App to recognise a complication of diabetes that can lead to blindness
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/throbber-rest...

If you can find the proper graphics files, the Firefox addon above should be able to reproduce it.
Well, using the terminal instead of explorer in Windows because people don't like the mouse is quite extreme, but using the Far Manager for the same reason is more common, at least in my environment.
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Please suggest me a Murakami book that resembles this story.
I'm not sure that has anything with "manners mode" etiquette. I have never been to japan and my phone is almost always in silent mode. When my phone is either in my pocket, in my hand, or on my desk half a foot from me, I don't see why it would ever ring.
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Last 3+ years I have been working with MEAN stack as a front end or a full stack web developer. So far, I have dozen completed projects utilizing just AngularJS / React or complete MEAN stack, also I have dozens completed projects based on Java SE/EE and LAMP technologies.
That's exactly what I was wondering! :)
I'm not sure that the world needs yet more traders and hedge fund managers, to be honest. A bunch of competent, not-too-dishonest politicians, on the other hand...
I'm not sure what people find "beautiful" or "touching" in this story. A man is wracked by guilt over what he has done to the point of deciding to end his life, but then he forgets all about it as soon as a pretty girl gives him attention. Inasmuch as it is believable, this is a story about how all our lofty notions of justice, honor, purpose etc. are just bullshit, and it's really all about fucking, consuming and keeping those genes alive. Matter over mind, humanity revealed as a mere dusting on thought over the throbbing mass of limbic functions.

It is depressing. Its only redeeming quality is the fact that it's obviously fake.
Japan has a pervasive air of safety. As a foreigner who can speak a total of 4 words of Japanese, I felt completely safe wandering the streets alone at night, anywhere from the alleyways of Tokyo to the suburbs. There were surprisingly many people outside late at night, yet I never got a "sketchy" feeling from them like I would even in the most safe/affluent parts of America.

If I was in distress for any reason I am confident that I would be able to get assistance from any random stranger nearby. In fact, while on the train, I witnessed a girl collapse and start seizing. The train was relatively busy at that time but everyone sort of just reacted as if they shared a hive mind. 2-3 people kneeled down to try and help her, a few people got the attention of the conductor, and everyone was very respectful and helpful. I can just imagine what would happen if this occurred on Bart. You would probably either be ignored or people would record you on their phones and upload the video to Facebook.
Credit scores are like g in that they are highly predictive of a wide range of seeming unrelated human activities. I am always amazed at how humans are so predictable from such simple scores.
He did link to a book of papers largely about automatic differentiation, http://amzn.com/0898713854 (table of contents here http://bt.pa.msu.edu/cgi-bin/display.pl?name=sfbook)
Swedish average wages are close to the top (if not at the top)in EU. The wage gap is a lot lower than most countries though. Just mentioning since I stated Swedish wages were low not long ago, but when I looked it up that wasn't the case overall, it's just that normally high paying jobs pay less there.
I wonder how much all of it has to do with crude oil being traded in USD.
In a lot of cases, nginx is overkill. It's also more focused on being a reverse proxy, while ran is more for simply serving static files. Ran also comes with a cli and some other neat features that would be useless in most cases when working with nginx.
"Rule of law" means that the law is above the government; the government is constrained by the law. This means that there is a common understanding about what the government can and cannot do. China has "rule by law"; that is, the government is above the law. But if the law is arbitrary, how can anyone trust you?

Rule OF law means that, at some level, I protect your interests (because I am forced to by the law). Rule BY law means I do whatever I want. You can't fully trust someone who is only committed to their own interests. Trust happens when I know that you will look out for my interests. Deep trust happens when I know you will look out for my interests even if it costs you.

If China's rulers think it will keep the Party in power, they won't hesitate to devalue their currency, or set an arbitrary exchange rate, or limit the amount of money foreigners can exchange, or any numbers of other things that could cause problems for a company holding a large amount of RMB. Imagine you sold $100 million of goods in RMB, and you have $95 million in expenses in USD. Great, convert RMB -> USD, collect $5 million in profit! But one day, you wake up to discover that the currency is worth 10% less than yesterday, or now there is a rule that you can only take $500 out of the country per day. In the first case you now have a $5 million loss, in the second case you have a cash flow problem. Not the kind of thing I look for in a reserve currency.
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What exactly are you not following? You think that there is supremacy of the law in China?
>Credit scores and match quality appear predictive of subsequent separations even beyond these credit channels, suggesting that credit scores reveal an individual's relationship skill and level of commitment.

From an economic perspective this looks like time preference. Individuals who place a greater value on enjoyment in the present compared to enjoyment at some time in future are less likely to save money for the future, preferring to enjoy it now, and are also less likely to persist through the difficult parts of a relationship in pursuit of some future benefit from having a lasting relationship. I prefer the economic perspective as it's more impartial, and doesn't make the assumption that lack of "relationship skill" is the cause of relationship failure.
If that's the case, you should strongly consider setting up a CLA for your project so that you're free to switch licenses without any hassle when the time comes.

https://www.clahub.com/pages/why_cla
> You either accept that what you are eating had to suffer when it died, and feel appropriate guilt (or not), or you don't eat any meat at all.

Even if you only eat grains, you are responsible/guilty for mice being run over in the farming process, and then poisoned to defend storage of your grains.
I don't see it as a binary decision, but as a spectrum. You can try to optimise for the least damage to sentient beings, but there's no way to get it 100% right.

(I agree about fish though, nothing special about them that separates them from land animals.)
Is that you, John Mccain?
PyHP.js is a PHP interpreter in JavaScript running in a web browser
The article doesn't claim anything.
Not likely, the US is on the rise again after suffering a decade plus of weakness.

The strong dollar is powering the US economy ahead while most of the world is struggling to stay above water. Americans gained roughly 20-25% in purchasing power against the rest of the world in just the last 18 months. US households have paid down a vast amount of debt in five years, significantly improving their debt to income ratio (while much of the world has done the opposite). Full-time job openings are at 15 year highs. The US share of all global wealth remains above 45%. The US median income remains among the highest of any nation, with no indication of erosion inbound. US economic competitiveness is among the highest, and total US manufacturing output is the highest it has ever been. Economically the US has been persistently getting better the last three to four years. The US is also about to enter a significant wage increase cycle that will see the standard of living move upward for the first time since the late 1990s.

By comparison, China is a disaster; Japan is stuck in the same hole it has been in for 25 years with 'deflation' (debt) continuing to eat away at their economy; Europe hasn't seen net GDP expansion since roughly 2007, with the Eurozone having twice the unemployment rate of the US, and with the Eurozone QE program failing to boost growth meaningfully.

Further, US neighbors Canada and Mexico both have done tremendously well over the last decade and will continue to, which will act as a multiplier for the US economy.
What's the disadvantage to being "overkill" that this remedies? nginx is very easy to install, and a static web server configuration is pretty much the default one. Is this faster? Does it use less memory?
Unless you find one of the many, many shonky smog-check places, which surely can't be that hard.
They have that here in The Netherlands for bikes: both the cyclist and the driver get green, but the driver must yield to the cyclist (yield to the right).

Countless times I've been almost hit and then screamed at by clueless drivers.
Around 9:30:

"What's the expense of getting simplicity? [..] You get simplicity by finding a slightly more sophisticated building block to build your theories out of. It's when you go for a simple building block that anyone can understand with common sense that you start screwing yourself right and left."
I thought credit scores were more influenced by payment promptness and reliability rather than saving propensity. Isn’t one of the problems with people with high savings and no debt is that their credit score is lowish purely because they don’t have any evidence of prompt payment of debt?
One wonders: does one really fly four bombing sorties in a week, get discharged, and get home within seven days? That sounds remarkably quick by government work standards.
Australia and US battle over IP rights for top selling drugs
Apparently you don't read what I wright : "culture, religion and economics" line 2.

Do you even understand that blindingly accusing people of being racist / nazi or whatever, you're setting the stage for the real thing to come ?

If reasonable people like me can't express their feelings / opinions and are not represented politically without being compared to the worst of the worst humanity has produced, we just shut-up and vote until we are heard.

The longer it takes to be heard, the more extreme our vote. So if you don't want the far-right in power, you don't transform our country in a giant refugee camp because you feel oh so generous with our money and don't care about our culture.
I wonder what was the basis for Japan becoming the top economy given that they have twice as much unsustainable debt that the US plus they have a population problem.
"Kay has also tried to help companies re-bottle the lightning that crackled within Xerox PARC during his tenure there."

I worked for a while in one of these companies. It was really nice having Alan Kay around, and some of the other geniuses he was working with at the time.

But, there was also massive amounts of money at stake, and far too much heavy shit going down on a daily basis for any of the more weird guys (like me) to get very far. Although, i did make a ton of money for that company (me and one of the other weirdos), when it came time for the rest of the developers to join in it was like "what the fk is this ?" haha. good times.
Non-paywall link: https://www.google.com/search?q=Australia+and+US+battle+over...
Yes, so it basically turns an intersection with traffic lights into one without. The point of a red light is that it removes the guesswork, and gives people going in other directions the guarantee that the stopped traffic won't move. Right on red throw all that out of the window.
This is a very interesting study. Anyone who has worked in the consumer credit industry will know that credit scores are correlated with a whole bunch of things -- your standard credit default to insurance claims to employment. Anytime you need to identify 'responsible' individuals, credit scores can act as a pretty good proxy although using credit scores is legally kosher only in certain situations.

I think their trustworthiness hypothesis is probably weaker than other parts of their analysis. I have my own hypothesis based on my experience working in this industry: Staying in a committed relationship may not be really about 'responsible' behavior but could be due to similarity of financial management styles. Most marriage counselors talk about 'sorting out your finances' before getting married; credit scores are essentially capturing that issue -- people who have very good credit scores tend to be savers (although credit scores do not use income or wealth into account) and ones who have poor scores tend to be financially poor and for the large part spend more than they can afford. Also people with good scores tend to be manage finances in a particular way -- pay bills early, monitor balances regularly, etc. -- while the ones with poor credit scores do not usually pay much attention to finances and miss payments frequently.

When you have two people with two different styles of managing money, it can lead to a strained relationship and subsequently lead to separation.
You may be right actually, I didn't consider that. I'm Australian and here I think the system works a bit differently, so banks and whatnot will take into account your savings history when determining whether to loan you money.

It's still the case in the US though that someone who saves will do a better job of payment reliability than someone who borrows the same amount of money but doesn't save, as the former will always have savings on hand with which to make repayments, while the latter may not.