skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's because it's on the periphery of the Law's effective reach. It's very hard to prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, what happened between two people behind closed doors. Especially when the only evidence is the allegation itself. Rape kits have helped with this problem, but they often can only show that some sexual interaction happened, not indicate whether it was consensual or not. It's even harder to convict when the charges are brought years after the alleged crime, as is often the case.
Might be cool, but I closed my tab immediately. I work on an open team with quite a few women and other folks who would immediately react negatively to the sexy Emma Watson example photos. Bring on the downvotes, but even if this is an irrational negative reaction, it's a real one. If you want this to be a useful and universal library consider your example images. If you want it to be used only by people who aren't bothered by this, then plow straight ahead.

It's 2016, let's not propagate the mess that was Lenna:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenna
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The pound symbol is actually a lira symbol.
that doesnt really refute anything from the article, except maybe the title
My favorite is called "How to think like Leonardo da Vinci" http://www.amazon.com/How-Think-Like-Leonardo-Vinci/dp/04405...
It also has a companion workbook. Who wouldn't want to think like Leonardo !
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Supercilious wastrel.
This is actually a really interesting commentary on the nature of this type of platform. Is not the evolution of discussion the most desirable outcome here?
You're not allowing it to, because your proposal quantized the market! That's what it means to batch trades and execute them at an interval: the price can't change inside that interval.
I had a similar experience with a company I'm currently working on. This particular individual liked to "think big thoughts", but when it came to doing the work he would always find an excuse of why he couldn't do it or he had "previous plans". We later decided to work on the project without him. We never looked back.
Is this an actual service accepting actual signups? If so, please realize your login form and signup process are not HTTPS and therefore do not even have minimum security.
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The most dangerous part of Entrepreneur Porn, especially of the TechCrunch flavor, is the idea funding equates to success. Funding won't fix an unsustainable business model, it will just enable you to waste more time.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding but my impression is it's more like the scalper's standing off in the distance, waiting. Once they see someone walking up to the booth, they race in to buy up the last ticket at the current price and sell it to the person who was about to buy that same ticket, but now for a little more money. Then rinse and repeat all day long.

Again, I may be misunderstanding, but if this is truly analogous, I completely fail to see the utility.
You say it was perfectly obvious, I say it's almost impossible for someone steeped in iOS development to understand any way other than the way I said. Even given a huge amount of charity to the poster, the best I can do is "I have no idea what they mean by this."

How come we have to give this person the benefit of the doubt to the point of understanding a term to mean its exact opposite, but you don't have to give us any of that?
If you want to change this, fund my story problems book. https://experiment.com/u/Uwxi7A

Algebra and Functional Programming taught together in Middle School is a huge win.
Article suggests -- or outright says -- that relatively crude magnometer tech is still used by militaries and 'coalition' expeditionary search vehicles today.

And thus why the MH370 airliner remains missing? Only a thought.
End of the day everything is competing for your time. So in a way facebook, snapchat, twitter, email, tv, radio, etc are all really competing to occupy whatever free time you have available when you are not sleeping. If the core joy provided by the service is of high enough value to a large enough number of users then that service will win.
__START__ mr. speaker , the gentleman is 110 percent right .
the gentleman from ohio mentioned an issue about being nonpartisan and being , i would say , third-party validators , i just want to make clear the supreme court cases made it clear that you could discriminate with your personal church money , but not with federal money .
all of the cases are consistent .
in fact , if my colleagues read the cases , they point out that if you are using federal money , you can not discriminate .
__END__
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100% agree. It's infantile and embarrassing.
when there was no HFT and market makers were humans, you had to wait a long time for your trades AND spreads were huge (aka, prices were worse).
Human brain’s memory capacity is 10 times more than previously thought
Does anybody have a decent understanding of why they would choose to build on top of 'millimeter wave' tech?

To a casual observer with a bit of amateur RF experience, 'millimeter wave' frequencies seem like a poor choice, as bands in the millimeter wave spectrum are going to suffer from lots of signal loss just due to attenuation from air, humidity, and rain. And these bands won't have particularly great range or penetration capabilities.
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Clyde will have one thing on his resume. Solved the CMS problem.

Alice will have plenty of other things to put on her portfolio instead and should show the 10x other things she fixed with all the time freed up.
Exactly. The divide between address bar and search bar is a much under-appreciated privacy feature.
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I think ultimately I'm just not being clear about something I'm not certain of in any case, but a better restatement of my position might be:

"Having some participants whose primary competitive edge is speed is not in and of itself bad, but speed advantages tend to consolidate around a few natural monopolies, which is. So if we could add something else into the mix that allows for other participants to compete outside of those monopolies, that is good. Dramatically reduced tick sizes would do that, would at times make the spreads smaller, and might even make market making less risky systematically and doesn't seem to have the downsides of other options proposed".
You sound like some sort of foreigner. Stop watching so much US tv and get back on to Dad's Army.
Obviously not. Humans just want something that feels like "now." That this has changed from seconds to milliseconds to microseconds is an inevitable consequence of the rules of the game--and is completely irrelevant to you. Your horizon is much, much longer than that of the professional trader to whom these details matter.
At my previous job, I worked on software and algorithms for degaussing systems, it's an interesting field. A fun fact, more modern systems are moving away from copper wire for deperming and towards high temperature super conductors. It's quite expensive and difficult to wrap modern ships with tons of copper wire, so the plan is the ceramic wire will alleviate that. I left the company, so I'm not sure where that tech left off.
You can put emoji in a comment for similar effect.

The facebook system allows a few critical things:

- a simple tally of reactions. With an open-ended set of emoji, it's a bit silly to tally emoji responses. With 6 options, the tallies are interesting.

- advertising. These six actions are a known quantity and can be baked into their advertising and display algorithms at every level. Using emoji, you'd have to build some kind of emoji-emotion-algorithm which classifies the use of all emoji in real time to a small set of factors for use in the algorithm

But yeah nothing is stopping you from filling up facebook messages and comments with :poo: emoji and stickers and gifs.
health is more than weight. nutirient density is somewhat important.

"forget about macros" - > be conscious of the starch and sugars you intake. if you have the choice between potatoes and nuts, eat nuts. choose green before white. getting all your calories a day from starch isnt ideal.
Thank goodness we have you and others to police the jokes. Remain vigilant! Keep up the good work.
I think Node provides objective access to the filesystem, representing it as it is, without getting in the way. From there, I use a module to test filesystem behavior, and use several comparison functions depending on the behavior of the filesystem.

Much also depends on the nature of your application, this determines how you would want to probe or work with the filesystem. For example, do you create a test filename to see the exact NFD form that HFS+ uses or estimate it if this is not critical to the task at hand.
When Safari gets sluggish for me, I go to Activity Monitor and kill any Safari processes with more than 1GB of memory. Usually cures the sluggishness.
Not through dry skin, no. But if the thought of it makes you sweat...
Statues covered up: In my mind it depends where it comes from. - If the visiting Iranian delegation requests it I would say it's a little ignorant and petty for a visiting foreign representative to request something like that. You have to know Italy has naked statues in it. There's no way you can't know that. Asking your host entity to cover them up because you don't like them (or like them too much?) strikes me as extremely arrogant and haughty.
- If it comes from the Italian Government, I'd say it's somewhat disingenuous. If they're so much a problem, they shouldn't be there in the first place, and if they aren't, it's just showing the Government is ashamed of it's own culture which is kind of weird.
- If it's just the museum going "Hey this guy is visiting, his culture doesn't really dig this kind of thing, why don't we be polite and cover it up" I think that's perfectly acceptable and frankly very polite of them to do.

As to his aides asking him not to be photographed next to the statue: Who cares? It's his image, let him maintain it how he sees fit.
I don't eat fruit nor starchy vegetables, they make me very bloated and I crave more.

Greens, nuts and non-sweet fruits (olives, tomatoes, avocadoes, peppers) have negligible amount of carbs.
You get to work on problems that don't already have an existing solution.

My version of this is "only write the code that your customers are paying you for, beg, borrow or buy the rest"
The Mac has its own British layout. The British PC layout isn't the only valid one.

Macs (and before them, Apple IIs) and PCs have differed here for a long time. Look at this 1984 British Apple IIe layout: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/9f/Apple_II...
Then why not take 2 extra seconds to paste the speech into your comment?

Not everyone has immediate access to a python interpreter.
And if you put in a market order at $100 at Exchange A and the HFT beats the order to the best-priced Exchange B, buys it all up, and the instrument declines in price to $99.98, they lose money.

A lot of HFT argumentation only makes sense when you assume prices only go up.
> Also, 5% carbs? How are you getting any nutrition in, since fruit and vegetables are almost all carbs?

Vegetables are often relatively high in carbs but low in total calories, and so the contribution of their carbs to your total calories can be low even if you have a lot of vegetables in your diet.

For instance, I recently had a steak and corn for dinner. The corn was 80 calories per serving, 15 g of carb, so 75% of calories from carbs. The steak was 600 calories, 3 g of carb (from the steak sauce I used, not the steak itself), with is 2% calories from carbs. I had two servings of corn with my steak, so the total meal was 760 calories, 33 g carbs, which is 17% calories from carbs.

If I had not chosen corn I probably would have chosen a can of green beans (70 calories, 7 g of carbs, which is 40% calories from carbs) which would have made the total meal 6% calories from carbs. Heck, double the green beans...two full 14.5 oz cans (almost a kilogram of green beans!), and the total for the meal would only rise to 9% calories from carbs.

Or consider salads. I use a pre-made salad mix [1] (I'm lazy). One bowl of this is 20 calories, 3 g carbs. That's 60% of calories from carbs. I use a dressing on this that is 240 calories, 4 g of carbs, so 7% calories from carbs. The salad mix combined with the dressing gives me 26 calories, 7 g carbs, so 11% calories from carbs. Recently I add some chopped up ham to this that added 200 calories, 0 g carbs, making the total salad 6% calories from carbs.

[1] http://www.freshexpress.com/product/refreshing-mixes/iceberg... and yes, the nutrition values I gave above do not match what they give on the site. I'm going by what is printed on the actual package rather than the web site, although it is a little disturbing that they are different.
It's quite different, and because of XUL it also falls in the uncanny valley of looking like native widgets but not behaving exactly like them.
Wrong. Read up on WARN. There are conditions where an employer is required to give warning and others where no notice is required.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worker_Adjustment_and_Retraini...
José Valim and Other Talks from First Elixir Warsaw Meetup [videos]
That's just setting someone up to fool themselves or others.

Really you need competent peers to tell you.
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>"It sounds like you doubt the dsDNA nuclease activity of Cas9."

Not at all. This would be why the treatment is toxic and suppressive of proliferation.

At this point, I still think the presence of indels at the site (ie the proposed NHEJ mechanism) is just as easily explained by selection for pre-existing mutants. The experiments involving insertion of DNA (ie the proposed HDR mechanism) are better, but lack controls for "off-target" PCR amplification when showing the gels. IE we need to know how often the template itself will be amplified under their primers/conditions, both free and if it gets incorporated in some random location.

When segments across the insertion junction are amplified, sequenced, and reported, I find this convincing as it is a precise prediction that matches the data and I can think of no other explanation. The other experiments are pretty much redundant and add nothing. However, the reports I have seen contain little methodological or quantitative information regarding these sequences which does make me remain skeptical, especially about claims of efficiency. Those claims seem to always be determined using the former experiments that can be explained in other ways.
How+Principle+Centered+Is+Your+Trading?
Custom software is a business risk not an asset. Your company processes and people become dependent on workflows that lock you into the software. You become beholden to a single vendor, and eventually the pain of switching away from a woefully outdated system becomes all but impossible. Just ask the companies that still rely on hundreds of millions of lines of COBOL.

To add to this: Very old custom software located on internal systems is one thing, imagine if you are relying on 15 year old web-based software from a vendor that no longer exists. How do you protect that?
>Zuckerberg had a solution: Just display the usual thumbs-up button under each post, but if someone on her smartphone presses down on it a little longer, the other options will reveal themselves.

Talk about unintuitive UI. I don't understand this recent fad of pressing harder/longer on a button to discover a secret hidden feature that's unavailable otherwise.

Also I liked yay the best, too bad they axed it.
I can't recommend the Tree Style Tabs FF add-on enough for these kinds of "large sessions that diverge into many sub-sessions". If you ctrl-click a link, this add-on creates a new child-tab of the current tab and loads the link there. It kind of builds little spanning trees of the WWW graph, which seems to be a very natural way of browsing the web, but you can also organize these tab trees completely freely with drag & drop.
Thank you. s-exps are a pain, because you have to manually specify the function sexp_of_t for any type t that you want to support
What kind of risk do you mean? At least you don't need capital.
It's an interesting philosophical question, but the only reason this is being reported is because the Iranian President is Muslim. People who believe in Islam should not be subject to extra scrutiny, nor should respect, tolerance and friendship directed toward Muslim people be questioned as some sort of capitulation.

If we want a good outcome, we need more tolerance and less divisiveness and paranoia. We know very well from history that the latter results in very bad things - death, oppression, war, etc. - and what good comes from them?

IIRC, George W. Bush's Attorney General John Ashcroft had a nude statue in the Justice Department covered because he didn't like nudes.
well thats what you get for putting a fast nuclear reactor with minimal shielding in a relatively tiny sub.
You crave more because complex carbohydrates - starchy vegetables - are the food you're supposed to be eating. Have a look at Starch Solution by John McDougall, either the actual book or any videos on YouTube about it.
At a certain point, scrolling past 20 images is annoying.
In the bigger picture, no one benefits from protecting a failed business model. In the long run it even hurts the dinosaurs being protected.
> Anybody who hasn't, do read to see how much they were ready to do. Abductions or just "anal probes" are nothing compared to their actions.

I remember reading declassified documents from MKUltra in Acid Dreams. It was pure fear and paranoia, they were scared that if they don't quickly learn how to use LSD as truth serum or mind control agent, the evil Ruskies are going to figure it out and strike first.

They even had ideas like adding psychotropics to water supplies to alter minds of civilian population, either local or enemy, depending on the exact substance used and expected effects.
Thank you, I appreciate the help.

Reason I may need to return is because of funds running low, been job hunting now for a couple of months. But I'll persevere, and follow up on your tips too. Thank you.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Soviets experimented with basalt fiber composite hulls at some point. I think they used it in some ballistic missile cowlings, anyway.

Basalt fiber is similar to e-glass fiber, but has greater stiffness.

I'm guessing they made a few small fiber-wound spheres and did a crush depth test on them, but the results discouraged further experimentation.
>app crashing because a remote server is down? Bad coding. Bad QA. What else is lurking in that codebase?

That happens all the time with all kinds of apps, which nethertheless might be indispensable.
> Another nice thing about having a browser only for development is that, when you're demo'ing, there's less of a risk to show unwanted stuff

I go a little further and use distinct Chrome profiles for every project to avoid this. It also helps to keep saved credentials for e.g. client-specific SaaS accounts separate without commingling them with my own 1Password vault.

*I know 1Password now supports multiple vaults, but I haven't had a chance to try that workflow yet.
This article was my first exposure to React, and it goes through the basics of building a very simple "list of people" using nothing more than a single HTML file. It doesn't even use JSX, instead showing you how to build the raw JS that the JSX would compile to. I found it to be a great introduction without a lot of overhead to learn.

http://jamesknelson.com/learn-raw-react-no-jsx-flux-es6-webp...
It's funny they compare this to "Coca-Cola messing with its secret recipe" which Coke did and it was not a success.
The purpose of Harvard is not to educate people
Oh, it's a degausser? So it's not running regularly while at sea?
Well, this design motif has been around long enough that I wouldn't necessarily call it a "recent fad". One obvious example that springs to mind is holding icons on the iOS home screen to move or delete them.
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In fairness, the images were tasteful. However I do agree with you that it would have been better to use a mixture of different content (landscapes, architectures, people) as well as subjects (male, female). Having only portraits of one individual can end up looking a little pervy.

They probably should also use creative commons images - if they're not already.
So like Uber but with lower fees?

Uber is losing hundreds of millions of dollars with "high" fees. So I guess you need an investment of 20 billion or so to compete?
Completely OT but somehow relevant in my mind: this kind of submission getting up symbolizes how HN is now becoming mainstream - there is nothing even marginally "hacker" about this post - unless they were using some cool new optic fiber to make the statues "invisible".
The consensus in bodybuilding is to eat your daily requirement of proteins, enough fats (fats are NECESSARY for hormones. Also, no cholesterol == no testosterone), and everything else is up to you.

While I would tend to agree with you, apparently there's many people that thrive on starchy food (potatoes, rice). There's some unknown mechanism at work here, most probably it's the gut flora diversity.
I tried to use IRC in the past, but I never really got involved in any conversations. I now use Slack daily and I have found that I get involved. I don't know if this is a result of the medium being used or the other people on the channels.
Why?

Its just an example gallery that happens to be of a photo shoot of Emma Watson. The photo's aren't even remotely suggestive... Are your female co-workers that sensitive and/or unable to rationalize?
Would you have kept looking at the demo if it was filled with similar pictures of Brat Pitt?

Not trying to be mean or anything I genuinely don't understand and would like to know.

EDIT:

I do see and agree that a more varied subject matter would probably do better to showcase the usage of the plugin but I still think that your reaction is slightly extreme as it seems like you look down on your female co-workers by removing their agency in the matter :S (although that might be taking it to the extreme from my side...)
'The Great Suspender' has been invaluable for me (a heavy tab user) in clawing back some system resources.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-great-suspende...
The mass of a bucket of water, and an equally full bucket with a sub in it, is equal. Otherwise the sub would sink like an anchor or float like a boat.
I have to say that as a once professionally aspiring Go player, the advances of AI have been incredible.

When I started playing Go, it took me about 4 months to beat the stronger available computer AI. Today, the strongest computers would be a challenge to play against evenly.

However, even after all the patterns and montecarlo solutions, they still fumble the initial stage of the game. As a Go player, I look forward to AI's that beat humans in that stage of the game, because at that point, we will be able to learn from them.

Until then, their victories are purely computational, and they are not even interesting to play with.
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From all the things mentioned in this post, that's probably the last thing it needs.

Most browsers out in the wild don't support them anyway, and that's something for developers to worry -- most pages implement their own JS based validations on the client anyway.
The article doesn't claim that interconnection is impossible, just that it requires extra AC->AC conversion hardware at each interface.
These statues are artful history of our human heritage...

I understand the effortful making nice with foreign diplomats, but come on, the Iranian president has likely seen actual people nude before without exploding into an atomic nova of violated regressive doctrine.