skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For individuals, this MIGHT be an option, though you would really have to consider the implications of storage, anti-money-laundering regulations, and security.

As for transferring overseas, you now have to consider the significant added risk of currency fluctuations, which over the mid-term can easily swamp out any impact of interest rates.
You mean ETFs? If not, what is an "oil share"? Futures contracts have maturity dates. At the end you sell them (at a price you might not like), roll them over (not free or even necessarily cheap) or take delivery on the oil (also usually not cheap, depending on your facilities).
This code didn't DIM some of those arrays at all, and others were DIMed as integers instead of integer arrays! IIRC QB allows variables with different types to have exactly the same name, so I guess that's equivalent to not DIMing any of them.

I think I might remember something about a default size for undeclared arrays...
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Sour Crude in some areas of the US hit negative values a few weeks ago. It means that supply has grossly outstripped demand, and that storage of the good has become the primary cost.

In the case of banking, it means that liquid cash has become so worthless (ie: too many people are saving money) such that the Banks are now charging you for the privilege of keeping the money safe.
When you administer it to horses, it's also done IV but using a syringe. It may not necessarily be done using a bag and a drip.
You're compounding multiple weak statements together, making responding to them all infeasible, people downvote and move on.
Fair point. My comment was pointing out how Ember isn't mentioned at all, not that it's necessarily better.
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After working on a few large JS applications (using Backbone or Angular or React), I decided to try out Ember for a relatively smaller application.

Ember feels very Rails-y (likely on purpose) and the documentation wasn't great. It took me a few hours to get a surface level understanding of how things worked with each other, especially Ember Data. I ultimately ended up dropping it because of my frustration. It was only a couple months ago (early December 2015).

Obviously I'm just one data point but I know I've talked to other devs who feel the same way. I'm sure Ember will only get better but I don't think it's the antidote at all.
I would imagine it's China that's preventing Chinese users from visiting your site, not Google?
Fantastic analogy -will definitely be stealing that from you!
Eliminate all the drivers.

- No more speeding

- No more tickets for speeding

- No more driver's licenses or DMV waits

- No more car insurance

- No more "Driving While Black"

- No more DUI

- No more merging too slow

- No more not signaling

- No more cutting you off

- No more rear end collisions

- No more speeding to make the light

- No more driving too slow

etc, etc, etc...
> but not pass anything onto the consumers, instead using it for more high risk trading

The economy was destroyed by passing it onto the consumers through subprime lending (and a bunch of other things - not trying to assign fault for the subprime crisis here), so high risk trading is not mutually exclusive to passing it onto consumers.
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Another thing is this custom: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damnatio_memoriae

Imagine that applied on a large scale after a revolt or war. The enemy would be so vilified a law would be passed to wipe the time they were in power from history.

Then later generations try to piece together what happened and can't tell whether that "forgotten" dynasty lasted 100 or 200 years, but they do their best and guess 200 years (nope it was 100). Then we base our history off records of that earlier guesswork.
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Old people could probably take care of even older people, will easily create lots of jobs.
Add the fact that Dev-C++ is no longer maintained is also good reason to use Code Blocks.

<--- former Dev-C++ contributor
Here here.

As it is a snow day, I can't get the other articles as well or do a good search (Fallout4 for me, oh shucks).

That said, just because there are only 4 people in a study does not mean that it is a bad article. I agree that the guy is maybe a quack, but that can be said of a lot of scientists too. Truth has a different metric than the opinions of people. That there is only 4 subjects is not all that off in biology, especially in humans. For instance, in the hearing pathway, there is a single layer of neurons that helps mediate the location of low frequency noises in mammals. The Nature Letter that revealed this was done on 4 cells total. The difficulty of the experiment was extreme. Sectioning brains at essentially random, probing neurons perfectly from the input and output neurons to those special neurons, all at body temperature, and in mature animals, it took that team 10 years for 4 neurons. ALL of them now are bakers in Germany; they quit science.

So, though the guy may be a quack, and though this experiment may not be as hard, it does not mean he is necessarily wrong.
I wonder what it would do to commodity prices?
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I will try!!
I've heard that this is somewhat common in nerdy communities, or at least common enough that someone felt moved to write about "geek social fallacies": http://www.plausiblydeniable.com/opinion/gsf.html
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Why can't the startup be based in a smaller city and have people working remotely or if needed just the engineering team where the talent is? It all depends on the product/market.

This might be another reason, most companies probably have a tiny Coast office and say it's headquarters but have operations in another place -- to keep costs low.
He made fake edits that were against the terms of service. Why should Google tolerate that?
The economy was destroyed by (a) fraudulently selling subprime mortgages as mostly AAA-rated, and (b) default credit swaps, which totaled a lot more than the mortgages themselves. I don't see your point.
I think you are onto something but lowering student loan rates would probably just cause even higher tuition.

How about incentives for companies to pay their employees better? I know it's sacrilegious to even think such a thing...
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I agree, but we still cannot afford may things we need, such as providing adequate health care to all people.
Women have always been able to decide, with terrible consequences. Putting up your baby for adoption or abandoning it at an orphanage is pretty old?
and the banks calling subprime AAA+ no risk loans
Can Apple reach out to devices and erase apps when a developer asks them to?
Hidden credit card fees. People you buy from pay it.
> Who decides to make a $20k, 5-10 year investment based on something as volatile as oil prices?

Not you or me, but it's more common than anyone with the ability to make long-term financial decisions would think it is. The frequency of filling up at the gas station causes people to lose sight of the overall financial impact gas prices have on their budget (it's much less than they think it is).
In the scenario described, money is no longer a scarce good. At 0%, they couldn't give it away (to banks). When it is negative, the fed is paying banks to take it.
It's not impossible. Some manufacturers have been good about handling the pr around that (HTC for one) but Microsoft hasn't really said anything.
A few questions
1) Any plans to support Windows or Linux
2) Do you handle High-DPI screens, (vector graphics for icons?, obey screen scaling)
1. Elsewhere I definitely agree that advertising and claims in the supplement world are a real bothersome issue. However the exact same criticism can be levied at the official medical community which has a habit of prescribing lots of different drugs for things such as "restless leg syndrome" or in the case of Lyrica, advertising it for all sorts of different applications until one finally gets market traction. Selling quick fixes is a long, glamorous and shady business.

Also, in my experience, a good deal of the actual, effective supplements that have been on the market are now illegal for suspect reasons. As in, because it actually works we're going to ban it.

2. A lot of older docs are pretty much what I was getting at, re: the 'wall' of knowledge. They've got long, strong careers in medicine doing things the way they've always done them, occasionally updating their knowledge but not really putting in a lot of effort. That breeds 'know it all syndrome' which, again anecdotally, tends to be a little bit more prevalent in that professional field.
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If you are using Linux, you can install emacs in your home folder using the --prefix=$HOME/EMACS option. If the system does not have the necessary headers/libs for the GUI version, you can build a terminal version using the --without-x option.
The devs here use VS to write C++ targeted to an embedded device running VxWorks. Their code may or may not be "portable," but it's not targeted to Windows.
Not sure where I read this, but aren't the banks pretty much doing that right now? Picking up the credit and buying T-bills with it? Good for banks, the Fed gets to say it's stimulating the economy, somebody is buying the debt, and so on?
So bad fiscal policy and regulatory policies have us finally at the end of the road? Going negative? Since people won't spend and are so intent on saving they will force their hand or punish them so they become good little Keynesians ?

Well the only upside is that it won't encourage people to want a digital currency based system. Those little bank notes under the bed cannot be hacked, cannot be forbidden to be spent on specific goods or people, and cannot be confiscated out of bank.

So I guess this just really comes down to a case that over the top government borrowing is pulling so much money out of the markets that they need to force private investors to put money in
I would sign up for that tomorrow, depending on how much ongoing costs were. Definitely not at $1600, however.
To make the point more clear:

The NIH lists symptoms of depression as including appetite changes and fatigue not unlike loss of appetite, fatigue and weakness above.

Of course, all the normal caveats apply.

Link:
http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/depression/men-and-dep...
Can you expand on this? It does look like there are HEPA specifications[0]. Are you saying that a product that doesn't meet those standards can still legally be labeled as HEPA? Yikes!

[0] E.G., http://energy.gov/sites/prod/files/2013/06/f1/doe-std-3020-2... and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HEPA#Specifications
Either that, or they quickly end in a bloody revolution.
I have a Surface Pro 3 and I use my original Thinkpad Laptop most the time instead. All I do is play a few android games on it or surf a bit (slowly).

Honestly not sure why I bought the SP3 outside of just wanted to try it out. I keep thinking I want handwriting, I don't.
The Fed is nominally independent of the government. Ideally they should be working together with the government providing more stimulus and jobs to bridge an economic slump (also doing something about student loans, as you mentioned). Unfortunately government policy is driven as much by fear and ideology as by rationality, so we are mostly limited to what the Fed can do by setting interest rates.
Yes, but the end result is the same
The problem with hypermodularization is that it takes time to make a decision on what module to use for every task. If you have to to do this with 100s of modules, you're wasting a lot of valuable time.

Does anybody know a quick way of making the right decision?

NPM is like a crowded graveyard nowadays (or like .com domain names - where all of the good module names have been taken along time ago and now all the best practice modules have completely irrelevant names). There are thousands of buggy modules in which development has stalled, and it's easy to waste a lot of time trying to separate the wheat from the chaff. I personally sometimes have to open up 5+ Github repositories to check their last commit, number of contributors, interfaces, code quality, unanswered issues, etc. Only after doing so am I able to make a decision.

In terms of knowing what's cutting-edge practice it seems you have to watch Twitter a lot and be careful not to follow every single bad idea.

I can't imagine what it'll be like to search for a module to handle something as common as config in a couple of years. Even when you constrain yourself to something like '12 factor config' there are many different implementations.

Don't even get me started on the insane assembly required to get webpack-, babel-, cssmodules-, and postcss- to all work together.

The problem is only going to get worse.
Commodity prices have already crashed through the floor, seeing them crash further may actually start freaking people out.

Frankly I think we need to stimulate the demand side of things -- give people free money, and don't let the banks screw it up like the subprime mortgage crisis.
What are these people supposed to do? Your solutions sounds like certain cities solution to the homeless problem...kick them out of the city. I'm pround of the other members of your group. The mentally ill and socially inept should be shown kindness and we should lead by example. Not just kick everyone out that makes us uncomfortable.
> Slavery thankfully is behind nearly all of human society now and it should stay there.

If only. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contemporary_slavery

> We need to be making an effort to describe these relationships differently, and to use a set of terms just because "they've always been used" is just laziness.

Using terms that have well-established meanings in a particular context for those established meanings in that context isn't "laziness", and its not something that needs to change because the origin of the terms is an imprecise metaphor.

It might need to change if the origin is a metaphor that incorporates, e.g., blatantly racist or sexist, etc., assumptions -- which master/slave does not, even though the practice of slavery in some times and places was tied to institutional racism -- (though even there maybe not if the use and language is so distant that there is no immediate association with those assumptions despite the origin.)
Even so, something is fundamentally wrong if markets are signaling, "no, we'd rather you not lend us money to work with", even if the fix lies somewhere else. We should never be at a state where "forgoing the use of money so that others can invest it" is a non-scarce good.

(A charge merely for having physical banknotes on demand can make sense, of course.)

In contrast, there are sane worldstates that correspond to "sour crude provides economic value less than its upkeep cost".
"...a service that is Linux-distribution agnostic." I lol'd; then I upvoted.
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There, I fixed the title.
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It would have to be followed by 1g, not 0g. Unless the laptop bounced in space.
My wife loves her MS Band (almost made her want to get a MS Phone). I would get her the Band 2 but they just gave her a new original Band under warranty, so no rush (maybe I'll take the old one, I do have an MS phone).
So now that computers are getting good at Go, what's the next logical stepping stone for AI?
Last time I had to use ember (about 2 months ago), the ember-cli tool had major performance issues. I remember rebuilds after a single line of code was changed taking almost 10 seconds. It also generated almost 10 gigabytes of temporary files over time. Plus I remember an issue with import paths not matching real filesystem paths, which was messing with my IDE (and my brain until I figured out what was going on).

It's a good tool when it works properly, but they really need to work on those rough edges a bit.
Exactly. I think publishing the data _along_ your publication is the best way to go about it.
...And his follow-up contribution to illustrate a modern economy circa 2015 was "Metropolis."

"...Made in Germany during the Weimar Period, Metropolis is set in a futuristic urban dystopia and follows the attempts of Freder, the wealthy son of the city's ruler, and Maria, a poor worker, to overcome the vast gulf separating the classes of their city. ..."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metropolis_(1927_film)
No, it gets destroyed.

Assests are not abstract. They are deployed to one particular site, and a big part of the cost goes to install them in that site. That's why all producers are basically operating at a cost right now.

You may reopen a closed oil ring (assuming you did nothing destructive to maximize your short term wins, which fraking companies are, AFAIK).

The personnel question is a tricky one. People need to eat, so if they face a downturn, many will be discouraged and move to different careers. Some will return, if the market picks up enough to pay way above average wages, but some just definitively won't. You will have to make up the difference by training a fresh crop of young crew members.

And I find it amusing to see that a subset of the HN audience can have such a hard time to grasp that other industries might have their own talent acquisition problems.
Well, there is a pretty large existing population of college grads who cannot afford to spend much because of the existing debt. Most proposed regulation (that I think has no chance of passing) talks about new loans. Immediately lowering rates on existing loans would actually give millennial more spending money.

As for tuition skyrocketing, I think that will slow down or even reverse soon. Colleges thought that they could raise rates now, and expect the economy to catch up with higher salaries later. That didn't happen. In fact the opposite happened: the economy tanked, and a bunch of people were left with lots of debt and jobs that can't support it. I think the market will correct itself, especially as online/remote education becomes more prevalent, state schools show that your earning potential is not really linked to the prestige of your school's name anymore, etc.
I just installed it from my linux distro's package manager.

I started it from the command line, as I like to do with a new program. I was surprised to see not one windowing error, just administrative messages associated with the first run, and general setup. Sad to say that's unusual.
I went looking for a picture of the retired analog countdown clock from the article, expecting to see a giant clock face with hands.

But as far as I can tell, the analog clock they're referring to is the one in the photo on the right here [1], which most people would probably consider digital.

[1] https://www.nasa.gov/content/new-display-counts-down-for-new...
My fiance and I have good and bad experience with Angie's list. The plumber we hired from Angie's was excellent, but the painter was bad, had to repaint everything ourselves again. But we had good lock using Nextdoor to find an excellent painter.
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Thanks all! It was super fun!

The full data is up on github: https://github.com/chrisalbon/techstars_timesheet
Point a) is actually heavily contended. Fraud is not estimated by any credible economist to have had a major (>5%) impact on the financial crisis. In a market situation there is always a disagreement about whether or not a security is worth what it is worth, hence the sale taking place (both sides think they are getting a good deal). There was disagreement about AAA securities of course, but it's very unclear if that is due to market valuing stuff differently or outright fraud. The contents of the loans were not lied about, whether or not they were AAA was not lied about, whether or not they should've been AAA is up for contention.

I don't see your point with b) at all.

If you're a bank it's not like there are a ton of avenues for you to invest your money, and outside of mortgages there aren't a lot of ways to pass the money onto consumers. So if what you want is the bank to pass its new found money onto consumers that's the avenue you want. Unfortunately the last time we did that a lot of unqualified people got loans. So my point is it's tricky.
When we lose the wild species of the plants we eat, we start running a huge risk that any future disease wipes out that whole cultivated species, and our existing ways to manage this (selective breeding, or transferring genes from the wild plant) lose the material they depend upon.

Coffee is one worrying example. It originates from Ethiopia and Sudan, in the mountains, at particular altitudes (temperatures). As temperatures rise, it grows higher — but we soon run out of soil on the mountain, or run out of mountain altogether.

http://www.kew.org/science-conservation/plants-fungi/environ...
The cost of living adjustment is somewhere around 60k between Fargo ND and SF, and Senior Lead developers frequently offer for over 200k in SF. attempting to pay a developer less than half of the adjusted salary is a blatant attempt to take advantage of that developer.

By that same token, if you attempted to pay a senior lead developer only $120 in SF (the salary you suggested such a dev is worth adjusted for the move), you'd not get a senior or lead developer.

Just because you enjoy the job doesn't mean you shouldn't be appropriately compensated for doing the job.
There's a huge difference between a negative federal funds rate and a negative savings account interest rate. The former means banks get paid to borrow money; crazy, but maybe not broken in the instant-implosion sense (would need further careful consideration). The latter means savings accounts charge a percentage of the balance to maintain that balance; that would produce runs on the bank. I know I'd pull 100% of my money out of any bank that tried to pull a stunt like that.
Fritz Lang, in turn, may have been inspired from the old portrait photography days whereby the subject is counted down to -- to indicate that the long process is almost over after many many minutes.
Site loading speed is very important

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No, it's rather the idea that you cannot say "AI beats Go master" or "AI masters Go" if it didn't actually attain some sort of high ranking by itself. Beating a low-ranked player while still interesting is not necessarily a proof of proficiency but could be due to just blind luck for example.
The George Orwell in me hates this... a lot.

Today it's jihadis tomorrow its labor organizers.
Thanks, Gus. Really good thread!!!
That's true. It's my impression they use "ruggedized" embedded systems and elo screens.
The only incentive that will effectively cause companies to pay their employees better is more demand for labor, which is most likely to be caused by increased economic growth. Most other programs end up being more complicated and costly than earned income tax credits and other methods of redistribution.
I don't believe my comment could reasonably be interpreted in that light. I made no normative claims. I just stated what I believe to be the situation.
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