skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can't lump all of Europe together, they all have their own justice systems, very different from each other. Three terrorists in Spain were sentenced to about 30 to 40 THOUSAND years each.
Hey guys just wanted to show you a project I've been working on.

The premise is a site that posts 5 interesting articles each day that will pique your curiosity. No more, no less. The basic idea is just to have a site with some good reads without all of the other BS you usually find such as Ads, comment sections, click-bait headlines, etc

This is new so really open to any suggestions and would love to hear what you guys think. I've been thinking of adding an email list and the ability to save articles (not via bookmark).

Thanks!
Why would you claim this? From what I have read 5-Hydroxytryptophan seem like a widely accepted supplement for issues with Serotonin and/or depression and mood. The only articles that I have found that say it might not be of use are studies that simply say that 5-HTP is better than placebo but that we can't say more yet because of lack of researches.
Edit: and possible heart valves issues if you do not take it correctly

"5-Hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP), also known as oxitriptan (INN), is a naturally occurring amino acid and chemical precursor as well as a metabolic intermediate in the biosynthesis of the neurotransmitters serotonin and melatonin from tryptophan." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-Hydroxytryptophan)

"Preliminary studies indicate that 5-HTP may work as well as certain antidepressant drugs to treat people with mild-to-moderate depression. Like the class of antidepressants known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), which includes fluoxetine (Prozac) and sertraline (Zoloft), 5-HTP increases the levels of serotonin in the brain. One study compared the effects of 5-HTP to fluvoxamine (Luvox) in 63 people and found that those who were given 5-HTP did just as well as those who received Luvox. They also had fewer side effects than the Luvox group. However, these studies were too small to say for sure if 5-HTP works. More research is needed." (https://umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/supplement/5hydroxytry...)

etc, etc, burden of proof to you...

https://scholar.google.ca/scholar?q=5-Hydroxytryptophan&hl=e...
5HTP definitely works. In fact the ones you get in the health food shop (in the UK), seem to have too high a dose.

I seem to get sleepy from them, (but unable to sleep), + a very buzzy mood - similar to other things that can cause too much serotonin.
Hi, I'm from the WebStorm team. Node.js debug with Babel should work in the latest WebStorm with Node.js v4, but to fix the issues with debugging with babel-node and Node.js v5, we're waiting for this pull request (https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/4231) to be merged into Node.js, hope that will happen very soon.
How Many People Are Having Sex at Your Gym? – The Answer Is Shocking
Scala? In WebStorm?
Belgium could be considered a microstate.
For certain stories, much nicer to browse this way! For other's, it just doesn't make sense (a single page with heading and code... hmm).

Either way, great job!
If it is a job requirement to use Mac OS, and the guest worker does not know Mac OS, they are not qualified for the job. If they can meet the requirements by being trained in Mac OS, a local could also meet the requirements by being trained in javascript and Postgres.

Either the company is being deceptive by making the job requirements much narrower than is reasonable, or in claiming that no local could meet them.

Realistically, there are probably at least 18000 people worldwide (top 0.1% of software pros) who could hear that you want javascript embedded in Postgres, and--without any training from you whatsoever--be able to do that two weeks later, and at least 3500 of them are currently authorized to work in the US for any employer. But the people you can get without a visa will want at least $150k a year to do that for you, because they know they are elite software professionals in the US, whereas the person you import may only expect $90k.

Please note that the requirements you mentioned as an example are experience based requirements, not aptitude based requirement. Many of us on HN, given a sufficient lead time, can meet any aptitude based requirement that a company might care to advertise. But none of us can have 5 years of experience with a specific technology tool in less than 5 years.

The sort of requirements that might non-fraudulently require an H1B worker would include fluency in a natural language other than English, or knowledge of certain areas of computing, such as artificial vision, natural language processing, distributed network architecture, custom hardware interfaces, cryptography, and the like. When you need a cryptographer, you ask for someone with a proven aptitude in cryptography, not someone with 5 years of experience in AES, X.509, and "Bitcoin hacking". Structuring requirements that way is a means to intentionally disqualify everyone but the pre-selected applicant. And it is not limited to gaming the immigration system, either, but as a means to discriminate against protected classes. Someone with 30 years of C experience is undoubtedly an experienced software professional, but requiring five years of experience in Node.js is a great way to weed out that applicant for being too old, rather than being unable to do the job.
They do! IIRC, the originator of the content can have a cryptographically signed hash that is a pointer to the latest version. That way everyone who is interested pins the originator's hash and automatically get directed to the newest content.
OT: Yaron Minsky has a rather interesting view on concurrency in OCaml. Do checkout his latest interview on SE Daily - http://softwareengineeringdaily.com/2015/11/09/automated-tra...
DECENT Finalizes Its Decentralized Content Distribution Platform
Europe has many countries with many different legal systems so you can't make such blanket statements. Especially depending on how you define Europe.

>I don't even know what's the point of such sentences. Is it for PR purposes?

It is not for PR purposes, usually.

It is so that if a person is acquitted of one of the crimes they still stay in jail for the others. If someone gets 50 years for rape and murder and is later acquitted for murder, but not rape, they still serve their rape sentence.

The judge can decide if the jail time is served concurrently or consecutively.

It seems silly to give someone 3 life sentences, after all, you only have one life. But that means they'd have to be acquitted of 3 different crimes to get out of jail. The other reason is if those life sentences come with the possibility of parole after x years - by stacking those life sentences consecutively it would delay the parole hearings until after the person is dead.

Buy sometimes it is used to emphasize the crime's severity. Such is probably the case with the 40,000 year sentence for the Spanish terrorists. Even though they will only serve 40 years - the max allowed by Spanish law.
Uber China is tracking drivers to see if they're speeding or attending protests
I do node.js dev w/ emacs, and my setup is pretty similar to the author's: magit, j2mode, tern + auto-complete-mode, etc.. It's pretty good. I haven't used WebStorm, but I've had stellar experiences w/ IntelliJ that lead me to believe its probably pretty good.

>While Emacs can find symbols and definitions in a single file via Tern

Tern supports node.js module loading so this should work across modules.

Does WebStorm have it's own proprietary debugger?
For a second there I thought this was a news article about Australia.
molabs is hiring iOS developer – apply today
Was a great writeup before, now even enhanced. +1.
Jay Miner[1] built some pretty awesome chipsets. I learned about computers on the Atari 400 and lusted after the Amiga. About the time I could afford it, he was gone and Commodore lasted not much longer.

1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jay_Miner
China briefly blocked GitHub (for whatever reason) and the tech establishment screamed bloody murder.

I cannot even begin to imagine how it would react to it being MITM'd.
The US is obviously a better place to grow up, since I avoided 2 years of slavery and the risk of execution for selling drugs. I also don't like malls very much and I'm vegetarian, so obviously Singapore won't be my favorite place to live.

What do these (non-economic benefits) have to do with efficient corporate tax rates or your claims about freeloading?
Workshop on Reverse Auction Application Process
If you don't need sdcard reader, but want RJ45 for wired Ethernet and USB host port connectors out-of-the-box (as opposed to soldering to test-points on Zsun), ~ $7 will get you this:

http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/unbranded/a5-v11
For Scala, there is IntelliJ IDEA CE, which is free and open-source.
Message sent to FBI/Sony hack
FBI
it's not that I think you screwed up
I just don't trust you
----MESSAGE SENT TO HACKER NEWS

Anonymous
did you hack Sony
and let the DPRK take the blame
I seek to end a war
to erase the DMZ
sent to many Presidents and Mr. Hirai
Sounds like how women are treated in most classes (ignored, not addressed)
Twitter Appoints a Marketing Chief
Technologically nice, but I really hate the Pinterest Way so I would never use a website with that kind of layout.
So rhe Openssl devs are the new carpenters? They should specify an exact time instead, so that I can upgrade at a known time without having block the entire afternoon. They could just as well tell us it would be available at 5pm.
It’s Time to Open Up the GPU
CVE-2016-0752 is explained in more detail here: https://nvisium.com/blog/2016/01/26/rails-dynamic-render-to-...
Just host it yourself. People act like managing a server is akin to brain surgery these days. The 'cloud' is great, but this is what you have to plan for and deal with if you don't want to do it yourself.
The license can only provide you rights in addition to what the copyright law already grants you.

In some countries making copies and modifications for personal use is completely legal.
Everyone always defends this, and I can't understand why. Here's the way I see it:

unsecure-cert= me + some unknown entity can read it.

no-cert = me + anyone can read it.

I'd rather have some shady unknown entity read it, than everyone read it. Of course, a warning for both should exist, but IMO, the 2nd is much worse. Am I mis-understanding how this works?
Wow. So many comments and no mention of Atom in a talk about JS IDEs/editors?
Apparently to many of us here his past action are not irrelevant. It's an interesting discussion as to why this may or may not be the case, but it's clearly not a given.
The title of the blog post is "A VR CYCLING EXPERIENCE FOR $40" and if you read the article, it really didn't take that much of an effort.
Sentiment expressed by westerners towards others stand. Still possible for him/her to be racist towards arabs. You would do well to recognize its patronising tone. Read the poem perhaps.

Iraqis arent children and don't need anyones approval before voting. Unreal
A Simple Change in Perspective That Will Win You Loyal Customers for Life
Machine learning is not Artificial Intelligence.

Machine Learning is applied science. Artificial Intelligence is science.
Visual Studio Code! (drops mic)
The world of Customer Experience and beyond
The problem with PTC, that the railroad companies are totally incompetent in making this, demanding, knowledge intensive kind of software. I know people charged with this at a large railways corp and they are terribly underqualified.
Ah, okay. So for lithium-ion cells that are not currently being used, they can withstand extremely cold temperatures with no issues. I believe Tesla used to have wording in their battery warranty that said they wouldn't cover battery damage if you left your car parked in temperatures continuously below -40F for over 24 hours without plugging it in, but that has since been removed (whether due to improved battery chemistry or something else, I'm not sure).

Very cold batteries can lose longevity if you charge them without heating them up first, but most electric vehicles have builtin battery heaters, temperature sensors, etc. If you plug in a car to charge, and its battery pack is too cold, the car will first use wall power to warm up the battery, then begin charging once it can safely do so.
Xbox Live Code and Microsoft Points Generator 2016
I'm a recent convert to WebStorm from VIM. It's quite amazing. Atom doesn't come close in any way.
You are not alone. (I hope this knowledge soothes your pain)
On reflection, I think mikeash is correct. The civil thing to do on my part would have been to not bring the subject up, as there's a time and place for everything, and this thread was probably neither. I accidentally created exactly the sort of noise I wanted to avoid. It would be better to expect more of people.
LwIP issue, or how a simple “if” can go wrong
Could do with a link to comments.
>And still, conservatives and racists are routinely headlining most popular medias and public debates. They don't have any problem to express their point of view.

I think the argumentative tactic is to claim that you are leftist/cultural-marxist/whatever who is "being silent about problems" if you don't portray the issues exactly the same way as they are doing. It works because in the beginning the left did not want to talk about the problems.
Swiss Underground Transport System Revealed (Translation)
Do they explain why they did this?
Yeah, well, I actually meant both. One can't claim C++ is an "easy language" no matter what you are doing with it. And let's face it, most languages that are considered "easy to use" are dynamically typed. So yes, I do think it's a common opinion. And yes there are surely exceptions you can find :)
There is no central repository system in Go. No Maven, no rubygems, no packagist , ...

code.google.com/foo/bar package is the physical address were go get command will fetch the package. If that address is broken then the code is broken.

Go doesn't have a package manager either. Go Get is certainly not a package manager.

So when you use a third party package you have to fork it somewhere. The problem is that 2 libraries with the same exact code are different packages if their address is different. So sometimes it becomes a bit insane to work with third party libraries if people start forking them for safety.

I consider this whole package url thing as a design mistake. But most of the Go community sees no problem with it.
Oh that /is/ a good one. Thanks.
That and the walk-and-talk approach were what made The West Wing so much more enjoyable to me. It audibly and visibly made everything seem more hectic and exciting in an unusual way.
Trivial? Are you sure that's the right word for what you're describing?
One of C++ most underrated features: Namespace aliases
Using Atom is just pure pain, though the pain goes away fast once you stop using it.
LWT (a popular IO library) has channels: https://ocsigen.org/lwt/dev/api/Lwt_io

That's what TFAA (and MirageOS) use.
Same. Can't spot anything cheaper on Amazon.co.uk.
Note that it is dispatched from China...
I really don't know what issues the author is referring to. I have used IdeaVim for PyCharm and was very satisfied with it. It has its own vimrc file which allows you to not only copy paste your existing bindings, but also keeps them separate form your default bindings in a clean way.

If you compare this level of support for Vim with MonoDevelop, you'd realize just how good it actually is.
GPUOpen
De-icing concrete could improve roadway safety
The old photographs are better photographs. More carefully planned, composed, and processed. The new photos are closer to snapshots than art.
My "discontinuation syndrome" was coming off desvenlafaxine. My access to it was suddenly taken away so I had no choice but to sit through the brain zaps for probably a week or two. You can't be sure how long it's going to last and that shit is as unpleasant as it gets.
The Danish parliament plans to confiscate asylum seekers' valuables
Nothing prevents you from static linking AFAIK:

https://www.schipplock.software/p/static-linking-with-nim.ht...

Googling a bit finds more on the subject, for example to go very small:

http://hookrace.net/blog/nim-binary-size/
They do a pretty good job regulating drug imports that violate IP, and I suspect they will here as well. The materials in question will be complex human therapeutic compositions, not research materials. I strongly doubt people will be creating therapeutic CRISPR compositions at the workbench (which will also include sophisticated delivery and targeting molecular products).
Sure, but the right metric with emacs is how feasible something is, not whether it's possible.
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Hahaha!!! Oh the luxury. Back in my day we didn't even have concept of spacetime :-)
I was always taught that if you don't have anything nice to say...
Ah, thanks. Apparently it was due to the indexdelay [1] option in dokuwiki, which I've now lowered.

[1] - https://www.dokuwiki.org/config:indexdelay
My biggest gripe with the previous versions was the amount of memory it consumed (v 10). Hopefully they've resolved it.
No one wants to admit it's their fault they got fat, but it always is.

If that were the case then studies to find out why two people can eat the same thing and do the same amount of exercise yet one of them can end up fatter than the other wouldn't be necessary. It seems to be the case that, all external factors being equal, how fat you are can be determined by something outside of your control (genetics, gut microbes, etc). To that end, someone could be fat without it being their fault.
What pain are you experiencing? Im using it often and dont have any problems.
I cannot blame Google, they ditched the Reader and various other free services. the Code service may not have been a core thing for the company.

Github on the other hand does have a core focus on hosting code. I would expect them to be in this business as long as it is profitable for them.
Disabling npm's progress bar yields a 2x npm install speed
How to Build Your List Online and Offline
Having spent much of my life around people speaking languages I often had trouble understanding, the quoted phenomenon becomes even more obvious. I got better and better at maintaining the rhythm of a conversation, and occasionally even fooling someone into thinking I understood them, simply based on verbal cues, snippets of grammatical cues and pitch (and perhaps other signifiers).

And perhaps this is an even better (and much cuter) example of the phenomenon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JmA2ClUvUY (talking babies)
> My thoughts; KISS until more complexity is actually needed.

Well, isn't that exactly what this artice is about…?
> Apple's US tax would for example be proportional its US sales, which sounds fair.

Apple's US tax already is proportional to its US sales. The major strategy that it and other US tech companies use is keeping overseas profits off-shore, not avoiding taxes on US sales.
I'm not sure how you would define the Fourier Transform geometrically without needing 4 spatial dimensions, at which point intuitive geometric reasoning is impossible.
Visual Studio with Node.js tools is better than WebStorm.

It has everything WebStorm does plus better "dumb autocomplete" like Emacs and it's free.
I will fix it, Nimrod was renamed.
The code is:

<tr><td bgcolor="#000000"><img src="s.gif" height="5" width="0"></td></tr>

It's not tracker, it's only a small gif to help the tables have the right size. I don't know about this example specifically, but to get the right rendering in all browsers sometimes you need to use a trick like this.

The black bar is added after the dead of some persons related to the topic of the site.
Well, naturally, rabbits don't even eat carrots[0]

[0]-http://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/rabbits/diet/m...
I did that with my strategy game Proximity. It takes a fraction of a fraction of a second for it to calculate what move to make next, but if it places it immediately, it feels aggressive and intimidating.

Just imagine if you were playing chess against an opponent and as soon as you made your carefully planned movement the other player immediately made his move and it was your turn again right away. It feels pretty aggressive, doesn't it?

So I gave players the impression of the computer taking time to think by instituting a random delay (within a given range which I tested until it felt right) before it acted, and I think it felt a lot more natural and less aggressive because of that.

If people are curious about the game, it's easy to find and you can play it online.
And just never mind that the outsourcing company's entire business model revolves around convincing the client and the government that no person currently authorized to work in the US could possibly do the job.

Just as hiring someone to kill for you does not absolve you of the legal responsibility for murder, hiring someone to lie for you does not absolve you of the legal responsibility for fraud.
Math is extremely interesting when you apply it to real world things, such as finance or physics. It's hard to stay focused on math topics that are purely abstract.
How the Standing Toilet Is Revolutionizing Workplace Health
Bill Nye's Change of Heart on GMOs Is in the Best Scientific Tradition
Instagram scraper
Is it possible to develop an instagram scraper that pulls a list of users in a certain geographical location, their user name, name and number of followers without being logged in?

Would this be the best way to get this information?
Ha! That's funny, noone has noticed that before you :) I wonder if I was thinking of a fifth or not...
wow I just noticed that. maybe it is just something to deal with metrics collection. Google analytics has too much referral spam these days.
And what grows out of the ground is mine to modify and decompile provided I don't distribute the derivative.. oh wait.
I believe that generalization is good. Many of the problems we face today are symptoms of lack of generalization.
The technique used to develop the therapy is not really what is being patented here. In practice, anyone will be able to use CRISPR for research purposes or to develop therapies. The question is, why would you invest in using this to develop a product when you can't actually sell the therapy? The product in question here is a therapeutic CRISPR composition for use in human cells. Lots of people will still invest in the technology and research because it is so valuable. If you invent a novel variant with better cutting properties, for instance, or a modification that reduces toxicity, those would be novel compositions of matter and could easily be the foundation of a new business venture.
It's not too long ago that women wouldn't be promoted or considered for certain jobs, because they might get pregnant and leave. That was an all but accepted and admitted practice.

There are certainly current results from those legacies, since people tend to hire people like themselves. And there probably are more than a few surviving neanderthals that still believe those practices should be followed.

So yes, being a male, just like being white in the US, does give you certain current or legacy advantages.
Except the pi zero has a 1ghz quad core processor and 512mb ram. This has 64mb and a terrible 400mhz single core processor (i think). So not really that comparable.

Also not forgetting that without modifying the chip it gives the Chinese company that makes it complete access to any files that go near it if it gets internet access.
It's in dev edition / aurora because those aren't "release" builds, and the security.insecure_password.ui.enabled default value depends on a RELEASE_BUILD ifdef. So no, it won't automatically be enabled when current aurora moves to beta.
Microsoft's forthcoming Minecraft Education Edition is written in C++