skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Wait, where are the Windows binaries?

Oh, I see. They trying to be smart and say "cross-platform" because now it runs on more Linux distros. That's not smart, that's faulty marketing. And AFAIK it already was running on 90% of Linux and also on MacOS.
Twitter seems to advertise to possibly "offensive" UGC to make its platform shine. It's not an invalid consideration, but I feel they're overdoing it.

When I search a hashtag, I want to see what people are talking about. I don't want to see what CNN or HuffPost is tweeting about. Because I'd to to Google for that.

Twitter needs an automatic curation / reputation system, auto language filtering, and then a greater focus on the tweet firehose like you said. Why their product team doesn't grasp this is beyond me.
But React apps aren't the kind you sell (like games), instead they are typically used to display data from a server - rather than process it.

Take a look at the showcase, all these apps are free!
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/showcase.html
Great advice
The disorder.
I'm pretty sure it worked on most Linux distros and even on mac. I don't see how it's big news.

That's not progress, it's just faulty marketing.
Beyond typing speed, it is worth mentioning that overuse of the index fingers (hunt and peck) can lead to increased risk of carpal tunnel:
http://www.medpagetoday.com/Neurology/GeneralNeurology/4481
When it comes to Windows 10 privacy, don't trust amateur analysts
I know the left is famous for its disorganisation but a single person quoted on Slashdot and some disgruntled Australians hardly demonstrates a movement to silence Trump.
No, it's not. Tech companies are values for growth, and while it's applicability is different to different companies, Facebook is still valued for growth.

This logic says a company in beta valued at $1 mil is worth $100k / user for the 10 beta testers. Not at all.
Here's an example of equivalent operations:

Monolith:

* make db call

Microservices:

* send request

* receive request

* process request (equivalent to monolith db call above)

* send response back

* receive response

* decode response

Every single one of these steps needs to be debugged or at least tested every single time. Debugging itself becomes extremely difficult because you have to stop in one program and continue in another. You need a system for mocking data between the apps to reliably reproduce problems and debug them. There are problems that are silent between the two applications. You need to figure out a system for transactions. Or worse, distributed transactions. You have to deal with possibly sending out ridiculously huge amounts of data from app to app over a slow, unreliable network. You have to deal with service discovery. I could go on and on.

Every single one of these things adds complexity. For a small team or uncomplicated infrastructure (or both) this slows down the project immensely. That 25% that I'm quoting is from my current job and it's not overinflated. If you have enough people to handle it and your app is incredibly complex, then I have no doubt that your claims of speeding up development are true. If you're not at that scale/complexity, the opposite is true.
Yeah, but then you have to compile the function in every single cpp file and your linking time increases and you're at risk of violating ODR and you have to give people the full definition of your function if you're making a library rather than just the declaration and a .a/.obj/.so.
bambax, its not malware. when you installed free software they created spam add-on in browser.
How Airbnb's Data Hid the Facts in New York City
Big problem is Rust's name-mangling, it makes it extremely hard to provide a consistent ABI so dynamic linking doesn't even work half the time without having to rebuild everything - last I checked, maybe it's gotten better?
Why on earth would you own a book you've never read?
"40 W of light" in physics terms is quite unambiguous, it means 40 W in radiant flux.
May be in bootstrap ;)
The Nazi party was socialist in much the same way the DPRK is democratic.
Commitment will require continuity, so in the long run I want it to be independent of me, except for technical input. I plan transfer it to a foundation in a few years. At the same time I'd like to keep a firm hand on the wheel to keep it lean and focused.
As for the 'hack' part: I am rather old... And I remember very lively people thought Kernighan and Ritchie C was a hack to avoid programming directly for a processor using a macro assembler.
> they aren't meant for us

I'm pretty sure child pornography laws weren't meant for teenagers sending nude snaps to each other, either.
...or if you're not the interactive type (or deploy untold millions of images), edit .htoprc .

Hm. Given the opacity of that config file, I went the way "configure interactively, then roll out the new .htoprc"
The essential difference between totalitarian state and military junta seems to be popular support. With junta, you can trust that almost nobody is loyal directly to the dictator, they just want money and stay alive. So you can bribe anybody. In totalitarian state you can never be sure who will take "cause of the party" as his own. So lives of normal people are affected in totally different way.

There has been two types of totalitarian popular movements so far: nationalistic and international. Fascism falls in the first category, Communism in the second. The problem of communist is that it never has been able to spread the revolution as originally intended. So they have fallen back to "Socialism in one state" policies everywhere.

Given the similarities, it's not surprising that the left usually tries to paint fascism as "far right" or "ultra nationalist". The first is simply incorrect, the latter on the other hand is kinda misleading. Nationalism is also the basis for all systems of national governance, so you can be ultra nationalist while supporting democracy, monarchy or pretty much anything else. Even Stalinism when that dude was still alive.
I understand why you feel strongly in response to that comment, but please don't cross into personal attack.
Pretty sure sunshine works on the turbo but $25 is probably turning people off.
don't need to install. Now its default in browser
I wasn't trying to say that intellectual property didn't exist. I think it's obvious that it does, at least in some form. (Heck, the patent system is builton the very idea.)

Perhaps in an 'ideal' world, IP wouldn't exist. This is far from an ideal world, though, and besides, the so-called "ideal world" would be extremely boring.

I think DRM takes it too far, though. My computer is my physical property. I may not have built it entirely from scratch, instead relying on vendors like Intel to manufacture the components, but it's mine and if I want it to perform a certain way, then the only thing which should be able to stop me is the law itself - not some DRM designed to help me stay in compliance with some company's idea of the law, which is inevitably biased towards their own needs.

[edit: To be clear, since I realise I sound a little extreme here - EULAs are designed to be legal contracts. As such, if you think I've broken (accidentally or intentionally) a clause in your EULA, then unless it's obvious to all involved parties that I've broken the contract (and thus broken the law), it should be up to a court to decide if a) the EULA is a valid contract, and b) if I have in fact broken said contract. If so, go ahead and punish me. Until then, it doesn't make sense to treat, for example, legal paying customers as if they were pirates when they're not.]
Simulate drones using Gazebo
Simulating APM-based drones is now available in Gazebo simulators. As example this post (http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/simulate-erle-copter-in-gazebo?xg_source=activity), which includes links to tutorials about how to do it using Erle-Copter drone
( What took you so long? James. )

The sentence that came across my head when i read the title.

* Quote from the 007 movie Spectre
it is a big news - it really is cross-platform - OS X version was really outdated
Audible route guidance for Mountain bikers iOS App
Using it on my Mac every day and didn't even notice that it was outdated. But thanks for info.
Couple of thoughts:

The greatest relative strength of USA was right after the WWII when US GDP and industrial capacity was more than the rest of the world combined, had unmatched military capability and nuclear supremacy. Since then in geopolitical terms US is in decline.

The peak of US economy looking from the point of the middle class was 1969 - after that there were oil shocks, stagflation, outsourcing and hollowing out of the middle class. with a short blip upwards in the late 90s when US was reaping the benefits of winning the cold war and the computing boom.

And right now US is in a almost decade long depression if you exclude the SV,Wall street, and some landlords.

So there is both relative and real decline for big parts of the US public.

I don't think Trump is a fascist. Or even a particularly authoritarian hard liner.

And he has so far respected the letter of the US constitution. All of his vitriol has been towards people that are not US citizens. And the Supreme Court has made it clear that if you are not a US Citizen being in US is privilege, not a right.
So snapchat is their email.
I don't mind supporting, maintaining and documenting it. I've taken a good look at Brython and it just isn't what I can use for my projects. Also the fact that there are cows and horses I don't consider a waste of Nature's effort. Building big banking offices is, in my view. But making something is just fun. The whole life is a waste of effort, afterall what's the purpose, unless you enjoy it... ;)
That is a fair point, if I'm using Rails I actually just use plain old JS as I don't personally like CS.

I just found a comment by a Rails contributor [1] which says ES6 will be supported out of the box in Rails 5, which would be ideal. I can't find anything newer to back that up though. I think it might be via ES6 support baked into sprockets.

[1] http://kryptonlabs.com/blog/2015/10/25/whats-new-in-rails-5/...
deepstream can connect to data-bases, caches and message busses using a simple plugin architecture. Please find a list of available ones at

http://deepstream.io/download/

tutorials how to use them at

http://deepstream.io/tutorials/connectors-and-deployment.htm...

and help with writing your own at

http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-storage-cache-connect...
http://deepstream.io/tutorials/writing-messaging-connector.h...
BSD is not Linux. htop now supports several different Unices.
It was gifted to him IIRC.
Normally there's an element of humour
some discussion: https://www.reddit.com/r/ruby/comments/42xxsp/flammarion_the...
And there was no BSD version.
There is a huge jump in $0 and $5, which is the minimum funding amount for cc fees to not be huge. You'd see a mass user exodus.
Thanks, brilliant point about deepstream's role in a micro service architecture
I don't think the political spectrum is a simple straight line, as the traditional left-center-right labels would imply.

If you travel far enough along that line, extreme politics of either flavour will for all practical purposes converge.

If not in ideology, then implementation.
i'm just fascinated that i spend ages on facebook, twitter, reddit, hn and lobsters, and have never heard of VSCO before this. is there that little overlap between the demographics?
Try out the Colemak keyboard layout for the next time you try to touch type. It may force you to break your habits by putting you into a different headspace and turn your Qwerty muscle memory into a handicap.
http://colemak.com/
No, it's accurate marketing. Asking for htop to be available on windows is kinda silly if you recall that htop is "top++" and depends on having a unix filesystem.

"Cross-platform" is a contextual term.
And now even non scholars in Germany are allowed to read the book.

http://forward.com/news/328950/mein-kampf-no-longer-banned-i...
Portable device that painlessly causes people to stop talking
There's a backing track.
So could you tune into the singing tesla coils with an AM radio is that the same idea?
- express, koa and hapi are http server frameworks, that's just a very different thing

- strongloop offers pub/sub capabilities as well, but is also first and foremost a service for rest apis

- socket.io is a transport layer with a low level concept of "rooms" to establish pub/sub behaviour. Deepstream and Socket.io actually both use engine.io for browser communication
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor or burn expert of any sort. I am an extra class ham. An RF burn will penetrate more deeply than a "conventional" burn of similar degree, possibly burning nerve cells, circulatory and other structures that an external burn would not. RF burns typically heal very slowly.

I can't compare RF burns to burns caused by electrical current, except to say that electrical current will follow some path of least resistance while RF energy will heat flesh in a pattern corresponding to the field of the radiator and the impedance of the whatever matter absorbs it, so these types of burns will have different patterns.
I have been diagnosed with PTSD after many years in the infantry and being deployed many times. While I still believe that exercise is the best medicine that has -- for most people -- an immediate benefit (in addition to something else, which I will talk about briefly at the end of my post), there was a period of my life when I ran five miles a day and still could not shake the crushing anxiety and depression. At the time, there were some added stressors piled on top, a death in the family and my ex-wife had left me. I had exercised myself out of depression/anxiety previously, and so was dismayed to find it not working during this period of my life. This is one of the worst times of my life. I would go to the psych and get so angry because there was nothing for them to do. The only thing that worked for me were benzos and time, and in retrospect I believe the benzos were a huge mistake and the reason I do not remember the first six months of 2011. The benzos did help somewhat, but I was also set up for failure by the Army docs, as I had totally forgotten my supply when I went overseas and came off of them cold turkey and almost died. I was totally unprepared for that, having been given no warning. I wasn't educated enough about the drugs they were supplying. I wish I had better advice in this lengthy story, but when I have friends or family contact me and tell me that they know someone who is going through a lot and exercise (and sleep and proper diet) are not helping, I can only answer with "time" and that is unfortunate. My other suggestions are psilocybin mushrooms or MDMA. This may prove to be extremely unpopular here, but I would say my own life has been saved by the use of those two things and almost nothing else. You can google for research done by MAPS (in fact I was enrolled in one of their pilot research studies looking at the efficacy of MDMA in treating PTSD and anxiety). And while I must warn you against breaking the law, please buy a test kit from DanceSafe.org and know what you're putting into your body. I guess with this post I am only trying to say that I understand where you are coming from with this, and I'm really sorry exercise isn't more helpful for you.
Please be charitable. Maybe it was patronizing, but maybe it was heartfelt and genuine too. Intervening aggressively makes the conversation worse, not better.
Wrong. Hitler had great admiration of Mussolini all the way up to Mussolini's death. Hitler copied Mussolini (including the Roman salute) and used Italy's dictatorship as a model for Germany's.

Fascism in Spain didn't come until after fascism took over both Italy and Germany, and only did with the help of both of those countries.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_of_Guernica
That link to http://learn-to-search.com/ kinda took the wind out of it for me.

> In 2012, only 7% of men organizing tech conferences had the search skills to book male and female speakers in equal number.

.. that slide would be funny if it had a link back to http://rentaminority.com/ !
PyPy's adoption problem is not that it isn't the reference implementation. It's that it is incompatible with a huge body of Python modules that rely on C extensions. If you're going to lose access to libraries, may as well not make the same exact semantic decisions for a JIT-oriented language implementation that you made for an interpreted implementation.
PyPyJs does that. It's complete, but loads very slowly. In practice that's a problem not so easy overcome. And debugging and JS interop is a problem.
deepstream is a realtime server for data-sync, pub-sub, request-response and WebRTC. That's a very different thing from Redis (although deepstream can use Redis for caching and message distribution)
> It is because everyone needs to be able to say and do things that aren't recorded. That go away. And kids need space to experiment and grow in ways they are not watched.

I miss the old IRC.
I do mean it, the world of emojis and stickers and selfies is too vibrant for me; IRC wasn't recorded, it was text, private and I do miss it. Still using it for IT and Open Source, but not for private stuff any more, because private friends refuses to use it.
FTP over SLIP.
HP released the letter [1] in the hopes that it would make them look better, but the threat is still at the end of it. Not sure how that makes anything better.

[1] http://www.prweek.com/article/1382556/hewlett-packard-enterp...
Have a look at this comment

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11074511

he explains it in a very good way
This kind of toxic snarkism fueled by fratboy within insecure adults produce toxic working culture. Like literally shitting on anything the other person says or does, makes a pretty tough environment to work together.
What i need is ZFS on Consumer NAS. Something like Synology, Qnap, Netgear or Asustor. Or Even a ZFS based Time Capsule.

No need to fiddle around with Disk Size, Pool size, no decup to avoid memory problem.
Twitter Creates Advisory Panel on Tweet Speech
Thinking is like 4 wheel drive. You still get stuck but in harder to get out of places.
This kind of flamewar, crossing into personal rudeness, has no place on HN. Please don't do this again.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11072999 and marked it off-topic.
Parse Push alternatives
I think the point of standing up during a standup is to make it short. They're only supposed to last a couple of minutes. Where I work we can't do stand up meetings because there is no appropriate room, so we sit down. Inevitably they take 30+ minutes.
What It Feels Like to Freeze on National Television
I agree that micro-optimization obsession is a problem in the C++ community, but sometimes it is useful and then it's nice to have the option.

Personally, I have my own custom hashmap which provides a 10%-15% performance improvement over the std one for my use case, and I also have custom mutex/thread code similar to the one listed in this library because it provides better performance when no other thread has the lock, and avoids needing to compile/link against the boost equivalent which adds seconds of compile time to any file that includes it.

These are all optimisations that I have tested and profiled though.
It's funny how many people oppose Trump on the basis of his "Mexican wall" idea, while supporting Hillary.

Meanwhile, the "Mexican wall" already exists (Google it!), and Hillary voted for it:

> I voted numerous times when I was a senator to spend money to build a barrier to try to prevent illegal immigrants from coming in

http://www.latintimes.com/hillary-clinton-bragging-about-bui...
I'm too tired now to address the whole thing but just to clarify that when I said clergy I didn't mean Christians in particular.
For what it's worth I heard birds do that to get lighter and faster in order to flee a danger.
It was heavily flagged by users. Flagging makes posts drop in rank.

It was also penalized by HN software called the 'flamewar detector' which reacts to overheated discussions, which this certainly is.
Is the New Mac Pro Destined to Be Like Apple Lisa?
> And fyi for fathers: Do not share a phone with your daughter. Do not borrow her phone, nor lend her yours. Some pictures are fine to be in her possession but if found in your possession could destroy your world.

And the fact that you have to say that is a great example of what's wrong with the legal system in the US. Common sense about applying laws has been stripped away.
It's pretty core to HN that everyone sees the same stuff (modulo 'showdead' in profiles)—same front page, same comments. There's no question that this brings many local annoyances, but it also has some global advantages. So we're reluctant to change it.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11073237 and marked it off-topic.
After a streak of HN articles loading slow or crashing my old mobile browser, your site loaded instantly!
I have a heuristic bias that whether a web-tech company's web site crash my mobile browser or not, reflects the quality of their technology.
I work in a team of about twenty people. I imagine mob programming would be hilarious.
Do people actually take the standing part of the standup literally?

All the standups I've been in the majority of the people were actually sitting down.
Not at all. Calling something or someone racist, sexist or xenophobic does not by itself means much or invalidate. A policy may be such and still effective or optimal.

Lets take Europe migration crisis - 70% of the incoming people are single, young and male - that is the demographic that is impossible to integrate and they skew gender balance which is sure way to create social tension. A policy to exclude them and only let women, children and families will be all of those 3 (and couple more isms), but i think it will lead to better outcome for Europe than the current situation.
JetBrains opens pre-registration to get early builds of upcoming C# IDE
Actually, Solt is not Middle East, but in Central Europe. (I live ~50 km from it.) But yes, it's 2 MW, and at night, it can be heard using conventional receivers as far as Belgium.
People have just as much of a right to call Trump a racist and fascist as he does to say the things he does. No matter how much it might hurt someone's feelings.

You use a lot of strong language to describe what is only (free) speech: "viciously attack", "silence those who dare utter", "squash dissent", "lynch mobbing".
> IRC wasn't recorded

Except by anyone in the room with logging enabled.
Marc Andreessen Managed to Offend 1 Bn Indians with One Single Tweet
With 320 cores you can't see anything.
epub or any ebook ready format?
That's just the free market at work!
...and there I was thinking "smartphone" until I RTFA...
Sadly, "toxic", "fratboy" and "insecure" are a long way from being constructive criticism either.
It's definitely not an urban legend - I witnessed this first hand at a high school friend's house, where headphones attached through long extension cables across the room would pick up the nearby AM transmitter.
A simple tf-idf would get you similar results without a t-test.

I think that is what parent is implying.
Hmm... and I use it on a 32bit netbook...
Because you haven't gotten around to it yet but plan on reading it eventually.

Or just because you want to signal status by publicly displaying your bookshelf.
I didn't fully read the article but I've got wifi at home, wifi at work, wifi at uni. My phone automatically connects to all of 'm. Hell I've got wifi at some friends, even at the parents of my gf when I stayed over for a weekend.

So most of my data use is not from my phone's data plan. Did she specify it was?

That having been said, 60gb is a shitload and I think 1) it may not be true and 2) she's an outlier who uses snaps for scoring. While undoubtedly more people do that, most young people I know send a few snaps a day at most, not 40 over breakfast.
Please don't post comments like this. HN is for thoughtful discussion, not ideological venting.