skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A look at DynamoDB
Source for Germany military restrictions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_on_the_Final_Settlement...
Also it is an interesting business model. Get on steam with no 'greenlight'? I am going to check it out...
'Light Rail' is a fuzzy term; but in general any urban rail should be planned well, and should be accompanied with city planning that shouldn't allow the line to become obsolete. And that's actually not too hard - development follows rapid transit, if you let it.
Urdu, Arabic and Farsi in particular (all using the Arabic script) do not. Urdu, for example has 38 letters, and most of those letters have 2-3 forms depending on whether they are in the beginning, middle and end of the word. Additionally, the letters have to be joined at precise places, otherwise the text becomes illegible real fast.

Hindi, Chinese and Japanese, by contrast, may have many characters, but each character is a distinct element.
There is quite a bit of relevant discussion in Kendo and Kenjutsu when it comes to studying your opponent and adjusting your gaze to encompass the entire opponent as opposed to any single feature. I wonder if it is connected.
Allegedly shot out of the sky. We're still in the "lots of claims, little hard data" phase.

But if true, yes, it's certainly a war crime.
This right here. I'm using a product that I helped build to earn my living from 500 miles away. I walk everywhere. I drive biodiesel but not much. I filled the tank last winter and still have a half tank.

We can set things up so we don't need to drive to get our work done.

Let's do it.
It’s no more "HTML" in your JavaScript than if you do `document.createElement('div')`.

`h` is method that returns a JavaScript object; not HTML.
May I ask, how did you go around searching for companies like this?
Unfortunately, my knowledge is anecdotal and based on conversations with my grandparents. :(
Is anyone working on Go bindings for 0.9?
The Latent space of the image vectors is rich with emergent semantic algebra.

Extracting a vector for glasses wearing and adding it to another person; rotating a face is a consistent vector; a vector for removing windows from any imagined room; a vector for smiling.

This all seems a bit like Geoff Hinton's thought vectors - nice work.
> Any suggestion for what to call (a) software with source included in general that doesn't meet OSI & FSF definitions

"Source disclosed" or "Shared source".

> paid software w/ key benefits of OSI?

Since Open Source (and, for that matter, Free -- which means libre, but not necessarily gratis) software can be paid, if paid software actually has the "key benefits" of Open Source, it is probably because it is Open Source.
Not sure that'd go too smoothly especially part b.
Peak uranium is about as believable as peak oil. And given that uranium is a tiny fraction on the operating cost of a nuclear plant, it is viable at much higher prices. Which means much lower yield ores can be used for fuel. |

And then there is thorium, which we have more of than we know what to do with.

Then there's mining Uranium from the Ocean which puts a ceiling on the price of Uranium at 15x the current price. Economically unfeasible today, but it is the max it could ever cost.

http://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/nuclear/nuclear-fuel-from-th...
I think about the same things and ask the same question.

My current plan is to save most of my money so I can reach financial independence very early. I'm 25 now, I'll be financially independent by 27, meaning I'll have enough money invested to live indefinitely on interest/dividends. My total expenses/spending is $25k/year and I'm sure I can keep them there if I want to. Most people who start making a silicon valley software engineer salary right out of college could be financially independent by 30 if they wanted to. It's just a math equation of spending, income, and compound interest that most people have never considered. (If anyone doesn't get how this works, I can explain.)

Once I'm financially independent, I no longer have to worry about money for myself, so I can fully commit to finding a better way to use my time. This will probably mean meeting and talking to lots of people who are doing stuff in the world and looking for an opportunity that I'm excited about helping with, and that's a good fit for my skills. This might mean writing more code or it might not, I can learn new things too. I might come to the conclusion that continuing to be a software engineer making a silicon valley salary, living frugally and donating all my extra money is the most beneficial thing I can do, but I wouldn't be surprised if I find something better.

Meanwhile, while I'm working and saving all this money, I get to be an example of someone who is frugal, healthy, happy, and incredibly excited about and enjoying life, to my friends and anyone I meet. I can inspire other people who are in similar circumstances to myself, to reduce their spending and resource consumption while still being happy. Demonstrating to people that sustainable happy lives are possible and much more fun than "normal" consumerism/consumption is something I'm really excited about.
It was my understanding that CS is more of a conference-going community rather than a paper-writing community.
Hey, I work at at Mondo. We're building a startup retail bank with an API for developers.

You can find our API documentation here: https://getmondo.co.uk/docs

The APIs will be publicly available to developers and account holders. We've only just started rolling out our first cards, though, so we're not on boarding many third party developers at the moment.

If you'd like to play around with the API, send an email to developers@getmondo.co.uk and we'll see what we can do :)
> I'm pretty sure that those are for private use

.. And do you do everything you're told? ;)

I think we put far too much weight into magic documents like Privacy Policies and Terms of Service, etc.
Interesting article... I think many go back because we set them up for failure during reentry. Housing and jobs can discriminate against those with criminal records, making it difficult to reintegrate with society.
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> "HTML in code BAD" reaction

That's what it is, just an automatic reaction without any real practical argument. Do yourself a favour and "unlearn" that. Open your mind. You're doing yourself a huge disservice by turning away from new ideas with these knee-jerk reactions. Working with views as functions of data gives you much more than it takes away.
This reminds me of those jurisdictions that jail people for their inability to pay a fine, and then continue to fine them when they're in jail, exacerbating the problem.
Minimum wage in Poland is actually around 2.50 EUR/hr, and average wage is around 5.70 EUR/hr (median is considerably lower, but statistics office hasn't published it in a while). Amazon pays around 3.30 EUR/hr.
How do I re-negotiate the terms of my startup?
I've invested ~100 hours in the app idea of a family friend, collaborating with him very loosely as I've developed. His central idea is great, but when we meet, he spends most of his time talking about bolted-on features, such as survey-based advertising, cloud storage, and celebrity promotion, which would completely trash the app's cohesion and user experience. So what I've been developing is essentially the central 20% of his idea.

This friend has no business or technical experience, and works full time as a (successful) manual laborer. What this means is that if I want the app to go anywhere, I will be in charge of financing, advertising, and recruiting customers, not to mention 100% of the development itself.

This friend is a very down-to-earth guy with six kids, and I respect him, but his initial vision of 50-50 co-ownership is obviously not going to work. Since he won't be contributing to the growth or operation of our startup, I feel like it's fair for him to own maybe 10-20% of, it as collateral for the initial idea.

Is this reasonable of me to conclude? How should I confront him about this?
Unrelated to the published paper. Fermatslibrary is fascinating. Is there something similar for CS papers? I would love this for some distributed systems papers.
Any reason you targeted "IoT" devices specifically? If it's a good DB, and has a small footprint, I'm sure more than just "IoT" devs will take interest.
My thoughts exactly!
I took the same course @geedy is speaking of (with him, in fact) and there are two good comparable resources I'm aware of:

(1) Ramon's (excellent!) lecture notes themselves are currently (but not always) available on his website: https://people.ok.ubc.ca/rlawrenc/teaching/404/notes/index.h...

(2) Garcia-Molina, Ullman and Widom's book and courses taught on their work:
http://www.amazon.ca/Database-System-Implementation-Hector-G...
http://infolab.stanford.edu/~ullman/dbsi.html
Or, you know, any of the several Windows releases since XP.
Run, don't walk, to see the BBS documentary. It is fantastic in every way. Especially the segments with the fidonet guy.
CSS-based Image Diffing
Using gulp-inject instead of bundle helpers
> Am I correct in reading that Turkey, Russia, and the US are in a three-way proxy war?

You are probably undercounting the number of "ways" in the Syrian civil war. But, yes, those three (and others) are involved in an (at least) three-way war in Syria.
It's a sneaky license, and I think deliberately so. It's meant to look as much like a free license while still being proprietary. When you read the title, the "Fair Source License", it's only natural to think that it's a new FOSS license, and then once you start reading the terms you realize that it's misleading. Sure, the authors say that it isn't a free license, but the comments in this thread show that many people are completely confused about it. Many people don't seem to be familiar with the Open Source definition and think that this license is somehow "open." It's yet another case of open-washing and deliberate corporate confusion around Open Source.
Never mind all this rhetoric. Where is the beef i.e., where is the data that you believe shows that global temperatures have been increasing more than would be reasonably expected by random natural variation?

Here's an opportunity to demonstrate what fools the 'denialists' are and moreover win $100,000 into the bargain.

http://www.informath.org/Contest1000.htm
> Nuclear is low-carbon, but it's not renewable.

So is the sun.

But seriously, the amount of fissile fuel we have available greatly would suffice for hundreds of years of energy, and leave very little waste, if we only invested in nuclear technologies a bit more.
When you have treated all symptoms and stopped them from arising again, the disease is effectively cured even if you still carry it. The final solution will be complete mastery over our planetary weather, it's better we do that sooner than later. Tsunami and earthquake deaths total far above terrorism deaths, we only need funding to fight terrorism to the extent that they get in the way of building to that final solution. Even if we "fix" the climate change disease (say perhaps by wiping out industrial-era and beyond humanity, the disease?) those other natural phenomena will still be killing many.
Case insensitivity is a curse visited upon us by people who were otherwise extremely intelligent but completely missed the boat on the fact that there are more than 26 + 10 symbols used by humans to communicate in written language and that no matter how much you want it to be A != a.
Why do you need time ordering when you have an ordered tree structure ooi?
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Jason Scott is a hero. And also, of course, Steve Meretzky.
There's a very clear hide link to click, there's no need to open Dev tools like the other comments are suggesting.
Has there been any research of these techniques applied to video games? It would be interesting to know if there is a measurable benefit to say staring at the opposing character in a fighting game instead of the neutral space. Likewise for things like making tough shots in first person shooters or precise jumps in platformers.
Nuclear generates a lot of controversy. On paper it looks great; in practice there it turns out to be very expensive or have nasty problems buried in the details. For example, molten salt reactors have corrosion and reprocessing problems.

I don't blame the author for refusing to take a position on nuclear.
This a great point. It's not a conspiracy. Housing prices trend to match median income in an area. When you think about it, it makes perfect sense. If your income was significantly higher then current prices of houses you'd immediately buy a house, because why not, it isn't a big percent of your income and therefore isn't a huge risk either way. The moment prices reach what feels uncomfortable you'd think hard about renting vs buying. We are now in the later stage in several tech cities for tech wages.
>Something balanced like the IPCC will be far more solid information, with proper citations, that can be backed up.

How could an organization dedicated to a topic filled with people who dedicated their life to said topic be trusted to have a balanced view of whether or not that topic has an impact? Just purely from a conflict of interest perspective, it seems similar to asking for a balanced view of religion from the 'international panel of priests and pastors'.
Well, climate change this than: http://yer.io/img/globalwarm-this.png

And global warm that: http://yer.io/img/gisp-last-10000-new.png
Telecommuting is very much a sociopolitical problem. Too many work places are so bad at evaluating work they end up evaluating the length of time employees spend in the office instead.
You forgot to put Israel, Iran and Saudi Arabia in the picture, but I think you mentioned all major players except France.

If human lives, millions of refugees and terroristic attacks were not part of this, I'd dare to say that it's an extremely amusing mess.
Seems so. They have a website http://www.haka-security.org/
Indeed.

It's a little-known fact that Celeron, Pentium and i3 processors also support ECC, when used in a motherboard with a server/workstation chipset.

It's just i5s and i7s that are crippled. Cunning.
It's based on citations. If you go to 'about' on their site, there's more information about what x, y, size, color, brightness encode in the visualization.
"Oh lord" is eye-rolling in written form, and "a joke" is not far off from "crap". These are the sort of things that "be respectful" and "don't be gratuitously negative" are asking you not to do.

I don't mean to pick on you personally. It's clear that you didn't mean to be rude. But casual disrespect poisons the discourse here and we all need to be careful about not doing that, especially about others' work.
It is not just the the total mass of concrete needed, it is the technical requirements and the difficulty of building the nuclear structures that uses massive amounts of carbon derived energy.
http://www.ibtimes.co.in/turkey-buying-oil-isis-syrian-army-...

And it's obvious that the oil is going over land to a country near ISIS territory. That means Turkey, Iran, and possibly Jordan. Considering the friendly relationship that Iran has with Assad, I doubt they are buying oil to fund their opposition. With Jordan requiring travel through area's that ISIS doesn't have strong control over that's also not likely, at least not for their main source of funding. That leaves Turkey.
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How so? Does the author not suggest the elimination of nuclear even though he has no knowledge of it?
I like the increasing focus on climate change but what about any one of of the other really damaging things we are doing? Acid Mine drainage, for one, is heavily related to the tech world with the ever growing demand for more materials to build our hardware.

Let's figure out how to build electronics & devices in a manner that enables systemic recycling and has more reasonable power costs. As it is, we just bury our old tech under a pile of trash and go mine some more. That is not a sustainable or in my opinion, sane, practice.
IonDB: A key-value store for microcontroller and IoT applications
Commerce Department Seeks Candidates for Digital Economy Board of Advisors
If there is sufficient supply, the old place won't go back on the market for a much higher rent. What you describe is what happens when you build a handful of units in the midst of a major shortage.

Have you been following the events surrounding the problems with rising rents in San Francisco? What you're describing is what has already happened here. I cannot overstate the importance of avoiding the mistakes of SF. Refusing to build in a place people want to live in will not lower rents. It only drives gentrification, evictions, and higher rents.
Study: Why are so many Americans skeptical about climate change?
You can easily get just part of your data using a binary tree or a hashtable and simple C functions like for, while, if. In most cases there is no need for a full-blown SQL engine.
I wanted such a thing so badly that started to write it myself. Thanks!
Of course.

1. I Googled, a LOT. "cleantech jobs", "cleantech netherlands", "green tech jobs", etc. etc. etc.

2. I started reading sites like cleantechnica.

3. I got a few leads from this site: http://www.climate-kic.org/

4. Jobs I'd found already, I looked up the companies I already knew about then followed the "companies like this" links on LinkedIn.

5. Followed lots of people in clean tech/environmentalism on Twitter. Not sure if I found anything this way, though.
Neither SpaceX or Carmack's team were able to do that with a rocket that made it to space, however.
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But you'll note, again, that the data I referred to isn't about what cars do or do not emit specifically. It is about whether volcanic eruptions track with significant increases in CO2 in the atmosphere.

Which they do not.

Where as your sources are still absent.
The statement about the two words only concerns the body, and the formula n² + 2 counts for one word.
>Former is philosophical meaning with strings attached, the latter is a literal definition with many forms. I'm using the latter.

You can't just change the meaning of the term and expect everyone to know you mean this alternate definition. "Open Source" is as defined by the OSI, and not whatever loose definition that you use that includes proprietary software.

>I've been calling it "proprietary OSS" or "paid OSS."

"Proprietary OSS" does not make sense given the definition of OSS! The phrase you should be using is "proprietary software."
It helps to think about temperature as what it really measures: the amount of energy stored in the system.

A small room that increases by a few degrees is storing only slightly more energy. Humans won't really notice it.

A global biosphere is a much larger volume, so a few degrees stores much more energy, compared to the human scale. And that energy is what powers our weather.

Can you think of a weather system you would enjoy with more energy powering it? Stronger storms, stronger winds, greater temperature fluctuations, greater precipitation fluctuations, greater groundwater fluctuations, etc.

Ultimately "the planet" will be just fine under those circumstances, but human society might suffer.
The difference between what happens when I turn off all my blockers(http://imgur.com/yNnP3km) and when I just turn off JS(http://imgur.com/cPSi5qq) is pretty dramatic. It looks like most of the load is advertising according to Disconnect.
How about this month with a market survey? ;)

http://www.edn.com/electronics-blogs/embedded-insights/44408...

Interesting details on how 8-bit companies are doing that from John Donovan the year before:

https://www.digikey.com/en/articles/techzone/2014/feb/is-the...

We'd need a price list for the other thing. Can you get 32's with decent memory & low watts for a few bucks a CPU in low volume? Aside from that, you still think they're dead and useless with the new articles?

I'll add that many chips from old nodes survived for decades due to stability. The new process nodes have all kinds of issues and break faster. So, there is that to consider if the application is long-term, safety-critical, or security-critical. Many in high assurance design stayed with old stuff (esp on SOI) because manufacturing bugs were less and interference/wear issues are lower.
If the article does not make it clear, in East Germany there are many many cities with a shortage of citizens - not a shortage of houses.

http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article146994158/So-schnell-en...

Five Bundesländer there had the population reduced from 14.5 Million down to 12.5 million...
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> It replicates once it attaches to things.

No, it doesn't.

> This is true even of distributing a large amount of non-free code while someone in organization unknowingly included a tiny amount of copyleft code.

If a single work is distributed that is based on copyleft code (not a mere aggregation that includes copyleft code and other code), then not licensing the resulting work as specified in the copyleft license is a violation of the license of the copyleft code. But the license doesn't attach on its own to the work.
Don't be disappointed! I think the point of this call to action is to raise awareness and keep the discussion going, not to mention every single solution.
I don't think advertisement works that well. While you may convince a small minority of consumers to consume in a climate conscious way, I sincerely doubt that it would appeal to the vast majority. For example, you would need to persuade people not to eat meat, not to fly, not to purchase fresh food that has been transported by air, not to drive cars driven by fossil fuels etc etc. These are all things that make people's lives more enjoyable (for the most part), so you are asking people to act against their immediate self-interest. I don't think advertising is sufficient for this. What would be more effective is a carbon tax on consumer goods, which would drive the price of such goods up dramatically. But this would require government action.

As for solutions, I don't claim to have all the answers. I do think that the divestments movement is a very good idea, as is direct action against the most polluting industries (for example, a recent action to shut down Europe's largest coal mine).
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Please read https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10623299 and stop doing this.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10619180 and marked it off-topic.
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Very cool! I misunderstood Mondo's purpose. I assumed it was an abstraction layer over private APIs, but looks like you're a bank!

Sending an email (although I'm based in US, if that matters).