skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here's the thread for reference https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11012045

67 comments of which 66 are SEEKING WORK. The one where a company posted is about Wordpress plugins.
She LIVES on the road. There is no "choice" to drive in her case.

And with municipalities steadily losing revenue (see corporate tax avoidance above) signage is commonly foregone, making it far from a settled issue as to knowledge of speed limits.

The word "choice" belongs in different situations than this.
Yahoo Starts Cutting 15% of Workforce
Quite awhile ago, not too long after Kickstarter became a thing, I really wanted to do a modern, professional, warm, heartfelt video proposing a cloud-connected turboencabulator. I was going to post it to Kickstarter to see if I could raise money; if I did, I thought it'd show how little most people understood about how Kickstarter worked.

Then that fellow raised a half million dollars to make a sandwich, and I kind of felt like my point had been made for me already.
I would like to see a demo/sample, with the proper vanilla HTML5 markup to use the different streaming methods. Since I don't know anything about how DASH works, a demo page telling me which streaming type is being used currently would be really helpful so when I visit the demo with my different devices, I can visually see what it's doing different each time.
In my opinion the Baofeng isn't a very good radio (poor build quality, poor performing RF deck, bad documentation and software support), and there are better inexpensive options out there - most surplus commercial radio gear is around the same price with a better build quality - and for those with some money to spend, you can pick up surplus XTS3000 with DES-XL (or DES-OFB) for under 250 bucks ea, add another 3-800 for a KVL and you have a somewhat hard to crack Digital (P25) encrypted radio system.

The Motorola iDEN handset DirecTalk feature is also a great option for comms up to about a mile, no encryption, so its more of a security thru obscurity system (same with the Motorola DTR series of radios, which are conceptually identical to the iDEN handset feature - down to power output even - I think the difference is message format and codec IMBE vs VSLEP or AMBE), because of the nature of the beast unless you know its DirecTalk, its unlikely you would be able to figure out and find it either.

I've long used surplus Motorola or Kenwood gear in my car and for handhelds - GP300's, XTS's, Spectra (for the car) and before that a Syntor X (which had one of the hottest receivers I've ever seen in a mobile) - I myself have been licensed since 1996.
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I understand what you are saying. I re-read the parent post and it sure does seem that is exactly what the post says.

There are so many platforms available. I don't think apps would ever get released (or companies started) if for people to adopt them they had to be out for every desktop and mobile platform. That is unreasonable. Get something out there and iterate on it.

I prefer not to use my phone and tablet for stuff like this. It forces me to pay attention to it more than I wold like because I am carrying the device. I force myself to take breaks from work by not having work stuff on my phone. If one of my co-workers really wants me, they have my phone number.
i'd say there are 2 schools of thought here - one is zero-sum game and another is that you can't make somebody more free or equal by increasing oppression or inequality toward somebody else.
If you're talking about encabulators, it's hard to go wrong with the Rockwell retro-encabulator line. I know newer retro-proto-turbo-encabulators have flashier features, but newer isn't always better when you're dealing with grammeter interfaces.
Sorry I was not clear in my comments. The dollar solution is for some type of crowbar circuit. This is the most robust solution.

The 3-4 cents is for specifically, reverse polarity protection when somehow, a -5V differential is applied to device power inputs.

This cheaper solution only narrowly addresses this particular power fault, and no others.
I loved my eeePC back in college - either a 700 or 701 running, I think, Xunbuntu. Perfect for taking notes in class, which a tablet, or even the Surface RT I have now, would be garbage for. Not bad for light hacking either.

Still, that's a pretty small niche.
Ask HN: Has anyone recently gotten into a incubator with only a prototype?
Has anyone recently gotten into a incubator with only a prototype? Just wonder with all focus on lean startup if having a couple potential customers lined up and no prototype versus a prototype and no potential customers. Which is better or would you need both?
Errr, isn't traditionally the seller that decides, if, when and for how long they want to sell their wares?
Aside from some of the other mentions, this could be pretty neat for someone who manages many WordPress sites, or any other CMS' for that matter.
It's a feature for sure. I really am not blaming japan for something that most countries (especially non-americas) have ingrained in their culture. These days, my country Germany, however much it would like to See itself as immigration-friendly as the US, is experiencing exactly that cultural gene which is somewhat allergic to heterogenity.

But from an economical standpoint, it doesn't make much sense to stay "cut off". It never did in history. That's why even the other homogenity-friendly countries periodically had to ease their grip.

And because of economics, if the japanese really care about their nation's idntity and culture, they should make sure that their Numbers of growthless years do not climb too much higher than that of the other Nations. Because at some point even the nicest, Most harmonic society will crumble if some foreign spring break tourist can bend any rule because he can buy anything and anybody because of the decades-Long incompetitiveness. If you're looking for examples of this, I'd say "colonializm", "imperialism" or with regards to japan "convention of kanagawa" or "sakoku".

At some point non-growth will become harmful to what you try to save by avoiding growth: culture, norms, national identity or Even the nation itself.
> Idealist militants, on the other hand, who are concerned with well-being of civilians they are fighting

Going beyond the contradiction in that sentence, there appear to be a lot of quite diverse people in some of these groups, some of whom might care deeply about the well-being of others, and others who are simply spoiling for a fight. Some people in this latest event in Oregon were very much focused on intimidating locals who happened to work for the federal government in some capacity, or who happened to be on the 'wrong side'.
Anyone have a hub to recommend? I have a hub which I bought for cheap on eBay which I use on my desk for keyboard, mouse and similar but would not trust that hub to offer much if any in way of voltage protection so I'd like to know about safe hubs for lab use.
How so? The charger was fine (I presume, it's not mentioned either way), the charged device got fried.
Show HN: Vim-signify – Show signs in Vim using the underlying VCS
Another example of money having little power in elections.
There are python scripts to do this. Adding a mapping to do it in Vim/NeoVim would be fairly straightforward.
Sorry to hear about your health issues. I can see your point of view on this but I just don't see why it sound be an issue at all. I believe it's perfectly possible for us to be able to provide free health care to everyone if the government stops wasting significant amounts of money on unnecessary ventures.
Question is, did they pull it for real or did they only do so to relist it without having that review show up?
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I also have quite a bit of prose-related stuff that I tend to conflate, but these are the main ones.
Just want to point out that your header "Be part of the movement that's revolutionizing entertainment." is a little hard to read. You could lower the hue/saturation on the image to make it more readable.
Location: Oradea, Romania

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Full stack developer with 10+ years of web development. Other: project management, hiring, mentoring and cofounding a startup. I would love getting some exposure to machine learning applications (especially using Python).
Uber haunted by the ghost of Flash: your app doesn’t need an intro
Update with the price and 1,600, also putting together an FAQ with all the questions that popped up today.
Even if they are not technically selling at a loss (I actually suspect that they are, but in any case), their opportunity for a particularly high profit margin is something that is priced in to their outlook when they are looking to invest and purchase assets. If all of a sudden they don't have as many marbles to play with, they either need to liquidate assets they currently have to the control of foreign owners and invest more strategically (greater chance of using these marbles in non-wealth creating opportunities) or don't invest at all and lose all of these opportunities in the future.

I can transfer my wealth to you either by just giving it to you, or I can transfer my wealth to you slowly over time by not being able to invest in wealth generation at the same rate as you while my base investments depreciate.
For every level of benefits, I'm pretty sure I can find a way to exceed that in my cost of living.
Dude, just drop out already.
Society is about letting go of some things to get other benefits amortized over a long term. Do you want a safe country? Pay up for a police force and a judiciary. You want to reach old age and live a somewhat satisfactory life in a way that you're also shielded from random catastrophes in life? Well you better expect to put your part in, unless you absolutely believe there is no way you could possibly ever waste your savings or have some sort of problem where you'll end up dependent on others.
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To put some numbers to this, lets assume the user has a 1mbit connection with 300ms latency.

If a library is 32kb (on the wire) it will take 256ms to transmit to the client. If its not inlined, it would take 556ms to transmit, or almost twice as long for the cold cache case.

If the client has a 10mbit connection (average cheap 4g mobile connection), with the same latency, its even worse as the 32kb library now takes ~27ms to download if inlined and 327ms if not. This is now a order of magnitude slower.

With a latency of 100ms (typical home internet), its still 127ms to download the cold cache vs the 27ms inline takes.

Since connection bandwidth is slowly rising, it makes CDN library distribution a even worse idea as time passes. The speed of light (in copper/fiber) is the dominating factor in 100ms latency, so it will not be much improved without massive expense. It may even get to the point where inlining the library is faster than waiting for a cheap mobile device to fetch the cached copy out of flash.
Do you really test each USB cable you buy like that?
Does the Google Authenticator app count as Two Factor Authentication? Does TOTP count as OTP?
Sure, but you have it the wrong way around. The default should be slim and Ubuntu/Debian/etc should be an alternative.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11000827
Paper on the Going Dark Debate
What I called pompous posturing is going on sarcastically about HN ("ridiculous preferences of HN readership", "HN has more important things to do"), which is a supercilious way of dissing a community you're participating in. People frequently do this as a rhetorical device to implicitly put others down, which means it's uncivil, which means it shouldn't be on HN.
It's funny that you mentioned the first scenario because that one of the exact reasons why government emergency services exist; you still bear the cost but your physical safety is much more likely to be assured.
We already have something. It's called man pages. I say this kind of tongue-in-cheek but I'm also serious about it at the same time.
My kneejerk reaction to this is to panic about the opposite of what the concern here seems to be. Seems to me like ubiquitous surveillance via any and all available technology is a bigger threat than "going dark" would be. I know encryption can provide an obstacle for law enforcement but my inclination is to worry about privacy in society over potential lawbreakers.
There's something similar in Gall's Law:

"A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over with a working simple system."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Gall_(author)#Gall.27s_la...

I've never heard of the quote as stated, though. I don't believe it to be true: much of what we know about life and evolution would be impossible if so, since we were all "created" from bacteria.
CastAR is not AR in the same sense that ML or Hololens are supposed to be for any environment anywhere. Think of it like 3D glasses for specific surfaces.
They took the dollars that each candidate spent on advertising and divided it by the number of votes they received. They only highlighted the total dollars spent ($14.9M) and total votes received (5,235) by Jeb Bush, but didn't bring up the totals of any of the other candidates. For all we know, he could have spent the least amount of money. It's impossible to tell without the other candidates' totals. If I paid my friend $10 to vote for me, then I'd be spending $10/vote which all of a sudden sounds pretty good. Although, if I spent $5k to convince that same friend then all of a sudden my efficiency has dropped below Jeb's.

EDIT: Was easy enough to find those other numbers. http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/and-the-total-amount-spent-campai...

Total Iowa ad spending so far:

Team Bush: $14.9 million (all from the Right to Rise Super PAC)
Team Rubio: $11.8 million ($4.6 million from campaign, $4.7 million from Super PAC, $2.5million from 501c4
Team Clinton: $9.4 million (all but $50K from campaign)
Team Sanders: $7.4 million (all from campaign)
Team Cruz: $6.0 million ($2.2 million from campaign, rest from outside groups)
Team Trump: $3.3 million (all from campaign)
Team Carson: $3.5 million ($3.2 million from campaign, $300K from Super PAC)
Team Jindal: $3.3 million
Team Huckabee: $2 million (all from Super PAC)
Team Paul: $1.1 million
Team Walker: $1 million
Team Perry: $814,000
Team O’Malley: $219,000 (all from Super PAC)
Team Santorum: $3,000 (all from campaign)
Could someone elaborate on the reasons for his lack of popularity?
Is it because of his Brother/Father's track record?

Sorry for my ignorance, I don't live in the U.S so I'm just an observer.
I predict that the term "micro" will be replaced by the term "modular", and that docker will create a replacement for the microcontainer named the modular loader/container.
Its interesting that the article has nothing specifically militia related. In that its just a list of point to point radios anyone can use.

There probably are characteristics or features that would appeal to anti-government activists on either the left or the right, but the article didn't mention them.

For example, if you want communications in the deep mountains for hiking or camping, its not a bad "buyers guide".

Interestingly it does side step using actual military surplus radios. Probably because the mil-surp radios us Ham Radio guys use are either too expensive or too antique to be of use. I have a nice R-392 (a "mobile" R-390). Its not exactly tacti-cool, LOL. For about a quarter century I've been planning on buying a PRC-77 to work ham radio 6 meter FM... in my infinite spare time. I like the 6m band although I've almost exclusively worked weak signal SSB.
Ask HN: Advice for Soon to Be College Freshman
My youngest daughter is going to go off to school next fall. Looks like she will major in a custom engineering discipline (concentration in mechanical + some electrical and CS). She wants to help tackle the sustainable energy set of problems. She also lobbies at the state and federal level for STEM education funding for the disadvantaged and minorities.

What advice would you give her about college, life, and living? What books should she read?

I'll start:

1) Find a mentor or a couple of mentors. Successful people and learn from them.

2) Give back often. Help others less fortunate than you.

3) Networking is a primary success skill. Learn to network by giving of yourself to others. (Read Networking Magic).
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About 1 in 700 1024-bit numbers is prime. There are 1023512 Hamming-distance 2 numbers for a 1024-bit number, about 750 of them will be prime.

If you found no Hamming distance 1 primes (expected: 0.68) and 3-400 Hamming distance 2 primes (expected: 750), this is one really* bad "prime"...
I'm not sure that's in any way demonstrated here. If Bush didn't have quite a bit of money he wouldn't even be on the ballot for the vote he lost. We've got ample evidence that money is extremely powerful in elections.

It would be more accurate to say the money, while still a necessary condition for competing, is not a sufficient condition for winning. You have to have...well, a personality, too.
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Show HN: Educational tool for real-time anonymous questions during class
This fake crisis of "Going Dark" as if we haven't been that way for all of time before the Internet is dangerous. The "scary" notion that the police won't be able to read everything about everyone is being recast by the Feds as if it really is national crisis. Benjamin Wittes suggests on Lawfare we make Common Carrier Immunity conditional on the company being able to make all data available in the clear to the government. This is dangerous ground.

https://www.lawfareblog.com/out-box-approach-going-dark-prob...
I think the answer is you don't get to choose. You cannot choose whether someone thinks of you as an enemy or not. You can choose whether you think of someone as an enemy but not the other way around. I would also say the more introspective you are, and the more you can see other peoples point of view means the less likelihood you will ever call someone your enemy even if they have done you harm at one point.

Is it normal? I think it is normal that if you stand up for anything there will be someone on the other side of the argument standing up just as hard the opposite way. Does this mean they are your enemy? Not in my opinion, but some might characterize it that way. If you make the burden a little less aggressive like you mentioned and say "intense dislike", versus enemy, then I think the number and likelihood goes up considerably, but again the introspective person likely has considerably less people they would intensely dislike.

And in general, with time most "enemies" become less so unless they continue to do you harm or cause you pain. e.g. most of the time you might intensively dislike your ex-wife/husband and it may even go on for a year or a little more, but every month or so it gets a little less etc. The times when it doesn't are usually because the pain is continuing, e.g. you don't cut things off, someone lets a debt go into credit ruining territory 6 months later etc.
Fair enough. Just sometimes people do stuff like that and try to convince people to use it regularly. ;)
The bottom of the page has a link for the source with all the absolute number: https://morningconsult.com/briefs/campaigns-brief-how-to-wat...
Probably because he's too moderate. There are more extreme candidates that people gravitate to.
Deep learning comes to Rust
Michael Abrash wrote article about why hard AR is unlikely any time soon. It's not only that you need low enough latency for the human visual system, but also the ability to draw black (which is an unsolved problem).

I'd be surprised if Magic Leap was actually able to solve both of these problems in secret separated from the rest of the world.

Secrecy - for this long seems bad. It's also not the Apple secrecy where you say nothing and then have a big reveal. Magic Leap has put out teaser trailers with no information and talked about their 'revolutionary' technology without details. That doesn't inspire confidence.

I am surprised they're able to raise so much money though, but that's a mistake that's been made before.

http://blogs.valvesoftware.com/abrash/why-you-wont-see-hard-...
Also from the article "having never done much long-term financial planning"
I"m pretty sure that's not why Docker was created. And Nix is definitely not a simpler solution for packaging/dependency management. It's a good idea, but with all the advantages of Docker (full isolation, flexibility of using any OS and any package manager, easy distribution), why bother with Nix?
SEEKING WORK - Digital Nomad (currently in Germany) - REMOTE, also would travel

Hey, my name is Sebastian and I've been a freelance web developer for 6+ years. For the past 3 years I've been a digital nomad traveling through Europe. Currently I reside in Germany. My current area of work includes everything JavaScript (+CoffeeScript) and the rest of the crew: HTML + CSS.

Frontend:

* Vanilla JS, jQuery, Zepto
* Backbone, Underscore, Vue.js
* Mustache, Handlebars
* Stylus, LESS
* Foundation, Bootstrap, Semantic-UI
* Gulp, Grunt, Bower, Yeoman

Backend:

* Node.js, NPM
* Express, Koa, Hapi
* Socket.io, Websockets
* MongoDB, Redis
* Git, Git Flow, Ubuntu, Nginx

I am the creator of jQAPI (http://jqapi.com), have sold a jQuery Showcase/Blog/Twitter (http://usejquery.com). I attended multiple hackathons (NodeKnockout, RailsRumble, StaticShowdown) - I finished 3rd at NodeKnockout 2012 in the category Utility/Fun.
My recent project is about the new WebMIDI API (+HTML5 Audio): http://midi.space (started with my Yeoman Generator: https://github.com/mustardamus/generator-grail)

Check out more of my stuff at http://akrasia.me or http://github.com/mustardamus. You can find my mail address in my profile.
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thats great, but 1) a 401k is not sufficient for retirement and 2) the other caveat (adding 3.25% to any interest rate) is far worse.
Ask HN: Working part-time,even when I have work permit for a research Internship?
In Germany, I have an Internship work permit . I wanted to know that can I work as part-time programmer/hacker in a startup where I will be paid hourly , all legally?
His review has 1,120 positive votes out of 1,121; I don't think I have seen anything get near that high with just one 'unhelpful' vote.

https://www.amazon.com/review/R2XDBFUD9CTN2R/ref=cm_cr_rdp_p...
A quote comes to mind - "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter." or in more polite terms - "One man's hero is another man's villain."

In war, what is right, or what is wrong on a decision by decision question, is often overshadowed by the meta moral questions of the broader context.
Two instances of chrome is not relevant here. Read first comment for its use.