skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because it's the sort of thing you can tape to the underside of a desk, or slip into a ceiling plenum without it getting noticed very quickly?
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HN could get a full redesign (with mobile) by opening up to submissions. I would bet plenty of designers would love to get a shot at getting recognition for revamping this site.
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Fair, but I think this is just a project of the new 18f initiative. It is a good thing to make our government data more accessible and useful to all of us, it makes it harder to lie about things, or make it even more egregious when they take additional steps to hide malfeasance.

It doesn't change that we are re-painting the house when the roof is collapsing.
Let's see your re-design.
Think about what happens when a Mexican attempts to walk to Detroit and apply for a job at GM. Violence will be used against him, and against GM, if they voluntarily transact.

GM and Mexicans can't also voluntarily transact in my kitchen or in the foyer of my building regardless of what impact it would have on inequality. Violence would be used against them if they tried.

Other citizens have certain rights, that are a lot like property rights in condominiums or HoAs for example, to decide what happens in their country. If GM and Mexicans want to voluntarily transact, they can do it in Mexico, should Mexicans allow it, or some third country where they're both welcome.

Your argument is basically an argument for communism (as in common ownership, not any particular political system): if some people have what others need, why not just redistribute it?
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Would love a comparison to material-ui[0]. So far they seem to have many of the same components, with material-ui being smoother.

[0]: http://material-ui.com/#/components/
The potential speedup on those old F2C routines is amazing. The ability to use much more memory, understand cache levels, etc. have a huge impact.
I would love a great tutorial on AngularJS even though it is not an app. Sometimes it is not just about source code but more about the flow and logistics of the framework.
guilty, I was trimming the title to fit under the limit and went too far.

That said, we interchangeably use rpi, raspi and raspberry pi at work. A web search for raspi confirms it's quite a common pattern for the board.

I even have a 'raspi' motor hat on one of my robots, the "raspirobotboard v2" https://github.com/simonmonk/raspirobotboard2
How were you forced to update your Nexus 7? I have a Nexus 7 and every update it's ever received had to be approved by my clicking on the button saying I wanted to update. Can you not do a system restore to get it back to its original version when you purchased it?

I know it's pointless to say that my Nexus 7 runs Android 5 just fine though, just to counter your comment about Google not handling updates properly.
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It does not have to be about escape. Why not find something in the room instead, hidden behind set of puzzles?

Another popular thing is location games. You receive a book of puzzles in the form of "find X on a street Y near house Z" (some unusual features). You then need to solve travelling salesman problem while solving puzzles and recording answers. Some puzzle sets are bike-oriented, some assume you travel by public transport, some car-oriented.
Probably for each magnet, of which there are fifty.

And considering these devices are heavily shielded, I would doubt there would be much interaction outside.
Personally I'm happy for such tutorials. If you were to follow all the "before you learn X, learn Y and Z", you'd end up in a big, cyclic dependency graph and probably give up before learning anything. Fortunately, humans are good at jumping straight into the middle of a complicated topic and learning by figuring things out as they go. Such tutorials are great entry points.
Have you considered MISRA C?

Ada/SPARK have merit if you really want to do hard real time and formal methods. That seems overkill for a personal project?
The scenario you describe is a disaster waiting to happen.

Refactor it, preferably yesterday - but make a "shadow deploy". For each set of input / output parameters run both functions and compare them. If they differ, use the old one and go back to figuring out where it went wrong. After some time you can be quite sure that the new clean function works as it should - then you just switch.
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Besides the articles about how a select few editors actually maintain the bulk of Wikipedia, I too have no recollection of Wikipedia being considered a "doomed experiment". I've been working in the industry since before 2000, so I'm not sure what happened in 2005 to warrant this.
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That was what I meant by "for related reasons". The flip side of that is many of the commercial content farms that Google intentionally nerfed usually gave people exactly what they were looking for too.

And on a related note, "what the user is most likely to be looking for" is path dependent. Unlike other content sites, I rarely bother using Wikipedia search, because I can invariably find the page by Googling from my browser. If the relevant Wikipedia result wasn't consistently on the first page of Google, I'd tend to go direct to WP when actively looking for Wikipedia articles like I do with other less search-optimised but often superior websites. And if that was the case, Wikipedia would almost never be the result I wanted when Googling subject matter, much like although I'm often interested in BBC News, finding the Beeb's take on a subject is never the reason for me using Google News.
At the end it comes down to trust, laws and maybe occams razor. We can't personally check what exactly they do with our data (not limited to this particular feature), so either we trust in what facebook assures us, or trust that they follow laws that only allow certain usage, or at least assume that there is no orchestrated plot to record me farting on the sofa and that they really only do what they claim to do because that is the simplest explanation.

That can change if someone has hints or factual proof that they don't. So far I have only seen asumptions that were not in any way connected to any objective argument or fact.

Of course we can reason about why keeping as much information private as possible is a good idea, how users need to be in control of their data etc, and I agree with all of that stuff. I'm not a fan of facebook at all. For me opening facebook is a horrible experience filled with content I don't care about. And of course privacy is always an issue.

But I can't see what is gained by making unfounded statemets that in essence claim "facebook is lying, of course they record our conversation".
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They are. But only one of them was bought through a carrier (so it's "branded"). Others are "OEM", so could be updated by the manufacturer.
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It is also the only way you get people ever providing evidence against their boss, as otherwise they'd risk incriminating themselves.
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Keep.

Suggestion: Increase the width of the index table and remove the body margins. The table with the id `hnmain` should have it's width changed from 75% to 100%, and this CSS should be added: `body { margin: 0; };`
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Under what law?
Keep it, definitely an improvement (and a nice surprise!)
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I think this is proof that people upvote submissions based on titles alone, not content...
2 years ago it was banned in my sixth form still, but the sources at the bottom were allowed. The principle was "anyone can edit it, therefore only trust things with multiple sources". A reasonable policy really.
Doesn't STL containers make your program slower though (e.g. game devs generally manage memory manually, for better performance)? For something like FFmpeg, that's a valid concern.
IMHO there is nothing wrong with hiding the source code. Infact it will save a lot of time for developers who do UI 'builds' in order to obfuscate or minify their js code. Binary webpage code was long due.
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This all seems to be driven by latency figures, predicated on the application accessing data in a random pattern.

What if you are doing some data-intensive computations where the data access pattern is fixed and computation parameters change?

This particular application wouldn't care about latency, since you can linearize or otherwise arrange your data on disk so it is in the optimal position for your application. Instead, throughput would be the limiting factor.

Has anybody done a similar analysis on this basis?
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Comparing hitting someone with rape is stretching it far fetched. An argument for arguments sake....
All very true. Perhaps men are more suicidal because the deck is stacked against them:

- 93% of workers who died at work due to fatal accidents or violence were male

- 77% of males are genitally mutilated at birth (in the US), female mutilation is illegal

- 29% of male first-time offenders were sentenced to custody. For women, that figure was 17%. Men have a 62% chance of being bailed, while for women that figure is 80%

- men are as likely as women to be victims of domestic abuse

- men are more likely to be made redundant and less likely to be re-employed than women

- 90% of homeless are male

But I hear there is this "war on women" going on...
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It is no different, any application that does this makes you subject to liability depending on local laws. If it is illegal in your area to record someone without their consent and you hold up your phone in a bar while using something like Shazam you may be breaking the law. While the odds of you being prosecuted for it may seem unlikely, doesn't change the potential liability.
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I would say so, especially considering that is where the majority of Ada/Spark is used currently. Space flight, planes, assembly lines, automotive etc.

There is a blog post about rewriting a drones control system in Spark if you were curious: http://blog.adacore.com/how-to-prevent-drone-crashes-using-s...

It does exactly what you were planning. Taking C code and rewriting it in Spark in an embedded environment.
I can kind of justify that, insofar as it's unlikely that any input would be entered directly like that and it has the quite nice property of allowing date arithmetic on an arbitrary unit (e.g., "+ 1 calendar month, 4 hours and 25 milliseconds", etc.)
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It seemed like a somewhat pointless hack to me, but sithadmin (your sibling comment) points out some valid use-cases.
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I think it's important to point out the huge generational gap that formed around that opinion. It was really only the Baby Boomers who looked down on Wikipedia during that time. We all had a sense of their growing lack of relevance back then, but it hasn't been until today that we generally all agree the Boomers won't regain relevance.
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This release supports ALPN, which is what was needed to get this to work: https://github.com/molnarg/node-http2. In short, HTTP 2.0 support in this release _is_ your reason to upgrade.
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