skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For this extension to work, you need to install several Go tools in GOPATH. How did you manage your GOPATH across multiple projects? Do you have a single GOPATH for every project or each project has its own GOPATH?
The aphorism "There's no such thing as bad press" comes to mind.
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> Will the team be able to find product-market fit? (What if the CEO is fixated on a specific product idea and wants to build it without getting feedback from potential users?)

If finding product-market fit were only as simple as just getting feedback from potential users. In any case this should probably be the first item in the list. If you have a good product market fit then it will likely solve all these other problems.
Notepad? GUI? Are you kidding? Emacs was a GUI, Notepad is a joke of a GUI.
Yeah, let's not leave these poor folks in confusion about the protocol
No its not. 600 lines of Go code.
I love my echo! I probably use it 15-25 times a day.
1) Acts as my alarm
2) Turn on my favorite radio station while I make breakfast.
3) Timers for cooking breakfast.
4) Listen to flash news
5) Alarm again if I need a nap.
6) Timers for lunch meal
7) Add item to shopping list.
8) Add todo items.
9) Plays spotify while I work on my computer from across the room.
10) More flash news (its really quite extensive)
11) more naps
12) dinner timer
13) news
14) word definitions
15) Tell it to stop when it starts talking in the middle of a conversation (a bit annoying).
16) more todos
17) Order more dogs treats
18) Play bedtime music
Worth every penny.
Where did the strange sense of "everyone is spying on you" come from? A bloated sense of self importance?
TIL satisfice, thanks.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satisficing
Speaking of having your own gas turbine, that was my existence proof a while back for how to handle events where lots of people want to charge there cars all at the same time: 30MW in a trailer http://www.pwps.com/gas-turbines/30-mw-mobile.html

Granted there are almost certainly better solutions, but anywhere we can deliver NG to, we can deliver stupendous amounts of electricity to, for a price.
I use my Echo exclusively with non-Amazon services:
Google Calendar, Spotify, Philips Hue.

So the product is quite open. That being said, the third-party experience could be smoother - it is a minor pain to have to specify "with Spotify" every time I want the Echo to play music.

Overall I'm happy with my purchase, though.
Why not employees on a corporate campus since there is a strong shared context for discussion?

Or not. I think the the first order issue for apps for better yapping and yammering is not proximity but something worth discussing. Proximity doesn't change the need for channels, even if the channel topic is implicit as is the case for an app like Tinder.

Good luck.
Apple isn't being asked to publish the modified iOS version at-large.

Compelled speech in private is still compelled speech.
>He's been called the bond king

Smart, insightful guy that was "lucky" to oversee a large bond fund during the biggest bond bull run...ever(?) from the 80s onward.
Imagine instead of Apple, we were dealing with a single programmer who wrote security code for a device. So the result is it's a single person being forced to sit a keyboard and type out code for the government.

Does it make a difference that it's a company instead? Should it?
Choosing BSD instead of Linux is "doing things differently". I'm talking about popularity and what it means in this whole comment tree, not about technical merits.
VS Code is a programmers text editor. It has great support for a lot of the things Atom does well for example. It isn't an IDE in the same way you most likely think of Visual Studio. It is free though so why not give it a try?
I've always associated "story" with Agile, where "story" does basically equate to "feature".
And for me, highly nauseating (also for everyone else who has tried one using my Oculus).
It's better to give some buyers 100% discount instead of a regular discount
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"They are not distributing the source code with their cars, so option "a" is out"

I disagree. BMW currently offers the source code as a download on their website if a customer provides his 7-digit VIN, so this is them fulfilling the requirement that they must "accompany [the car] with the complete corresponding machine-readable source code". It is all in the meaning of "accompany it": giving the source code physically along with the keys when you purchase the car, or offering a source code download link. I would argue that either option is compliant with the GPL, so to me it seems BMW is in the right.

Edit: s/IBM/BMW/
So in other words "questions are a burden and answers are a prison for oneself".
Some of those guys were severely burned by the Iraqi Adventure. SFAIK, Halli divested of Brown-Root.

Big Engineering like that might as well be politics. And this makes me think of the St. Francis Dam.

"It's Chinatown, Jake."
Thanks. Curious if there is anything interesting about the architecture and implementation.
I set my GOPATH to my home dir, and only use a single GOPATH for all projects. This way things are where you might expect relative to your home dir (If thinking in FHS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard). For example, executables end up in ~/bin, everything else is in ~/src.

Never had any issues with this setup.
It's against the HN guidelines to rewrite article titles unless they are misleading or linkbait, so please don't do that.
DOJ will be be appealing, naturally. They are after a supreme court ruling setting precedent, not a phone.
Are there any open source projects trying to emulate the cloud-based voice recognition that Amazon/Google/etc are doing for Alexa/OK Google?
What would constitute evidence of corruption?

* Allowing the most invasive of all the ad trackers to be members of Acceptable ads? (Criteo: Yes, they're a member)

* Allowing the most ubiquitous ad trackers to be members of Acceptable Ads? (Google: Yes, they're a member)

* Allowing the advertisements of companies owned by their investors to be members of Acceptable Ads? (Sedo: Owned by Tim Schumacher -- Yes they're a member)

* Allowing cheesy "native ads" site-spam to be part of Acceptable Ads? (Taboola. Yes, they're a member.)

* Gouging publishers for an absolutely absurd pound of flesh? (The rate is 30% of ad revenue for blocked ads. Insane!)

I could go on.

There's a lot wrong with the program.
It's hell because of stuff like this. What doesn't seem to hit home for some people is that maybe your country isn't always "the good guys", and seriously considering a plan like this (beyond investigating what would happen so you can make the right decision when things start happening quickly) is precisely what makes you the bad guy.
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My email is in my user details. I'd love to hear about the models you helped develop.

I wasn't in the industry in the 80's due to being way too young, but I've gone through the early work that was done in the early 80's on bond option pricing and some of the newer papers that have come out in the mid 2000's.

Would love it if you could point me to the research you worked on.
Me too. There is something wrong with us. :)
I assume the same rules exist as in the UK, where slow vehicles must telephone the railway signaller before using a crossing.

So this is just another version of not following the rules.
Yes, and the PIC's return point stack is tiny. 2 (!) on the smallest machines, 8 on most, 31 on the "high end" PICs.[1]

[1] http://embeddedgurus.com/stack-overflow/2009/04/pic-stack-ov...
I went to college in Pittsburgh, down the street from Carnegie Mellon. I remember people periodically making a stink because the architecture of some buildings on CMU campus resembled Nazi buildings, in their opinion.
The here was an EFF article that mentioned a few cases where the courts have deemed code = speech. The question now is what protections this specific instance of speech is awarded. Here is another review of previous case law. From the second circuit court opinion

"Communication does not lose constitutional protection as “speech” simply because it is expressed in the language of computer code."

http://digital-law-online.info/lpdi1.0/treatise50.html
> Frequently, hash tables will have a size that is a power of 2 ...

It looked like that was what rurban was arguing? Pull out the low 5-8 bits, get a table of size 32-256?
My coworkers and I were talking about additional ways to mess with people with cloning RFID chips. I think my favorite is cloning your access badge to work onto another RFID and putting it under a bandaid on your palm. Then, you can convince everyone that the RFID readers are actually fingerprint readers too.
For the moment, it looks like IoT is happening, whether you want it or not. I live far, far away from the Silicon Valley and last week, when visiting the supermarket, I realized that they are already selling IoT-enabled devices.

So the question is now: how do you want your IoT? A number of companies have already answered: silos, low quality, little-to-no hackability, little-to-no privacy. Mozilla wants the IoT to go in the right direction: open standards, open source, high quality, and the user in control.

Caveat: I'm part of Mozilla's Project Link. And I'm having fun coding it :)
Either way, there isn't much there, so we changed the URL from http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/02/opinion/the-iphone-stays-l... to what appears to be the closest substantive news article. If someone has a better URL we can change it again.
There's an online playground/tutorial that can show you the basics. Even if you never write another Go program, it's worth trying it out just to see what else is out there: https://tour.golang.org/welcome/1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvL7T4gIJN8

I am waiting for Microsoft.

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>>Where did the strange sense of "everyone is spying on you" come from? A bloated sense of self importance?

You under estimate how far this can go!

Essentially, this could work against you in a million ways not even imaginable now.

Come to think of it, what if you are denied health insurance on grounds that this gadget was eavesdropping on your health conditions. Or some marketing company spamming you with ads on topics you talk about frequently at home. Or listening to the intimate moments between you and your partner. One could list a gazillion conditions in which a evil mind could use this to their advantage.
I agree. Please vote for this:

https://visualstudio.uservoice.com/forums/293070-visual-stud...

This is the sole blocker for me. With 20 years of muscle memory, tabs and tab hot-keys (i.e. command+1, command+2, etc.) are simply not optional.
You only get to draw on the planes you create is that correct? I would like to see how you select different panes. Not enough details, creating 3D art is tough.
Recently I had a very immersive experience with the LeapMotion controller and my DK2.
If you get a chance try the new Orion experience from LeapMotion! Wow!
Accounting practices make everything bizarre.
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Amazon has just made it easier to pick what devices to purchase: None of theirs.
I recently got a thinkpad L440, I chose the bad wifi chipset (I did some research first, nowhere would have had read about that issue), and that chipset is not supported.

I installed some backport which seems to turn off/on at times.

I don't think there are decent brands for linux, or it might require deeper pockets. That's the cost of not working with microsoft.
Consider however that Apple is being asked to digitally sign the modified FBiOS in order to load it onto the phone. The implications underlying the act of signing are the sort of speech that deserves the highest protection.
Kaldi. "Kaldi is a toolkit for speech recognition written in C++ and licensed under the Apache License v2.0."

http://kaldi.sourceforge.net
(I think you meant BMW, not IBM...)
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If we are only ever allowed to talk about something once, then the world would be a pretty quiet place.
I nearly renewed my Prime membership on reading the first part but then stopped when I read the second part. Holy market segmentation, batman - why actively repel new customers and only make this available to those mini-me-philes who already have an Echo?
It's kind of sad to see but it was rotting away. For those that don't know, their recent NOOK tablets (not the e-ink readers) are Samsung Galaxy Tabs with the Google Play Store pre-installed so there isn't much reason to maintain a separate app store.
Google drive: in a big folder named ideas with sub-folders like B2B, B2C, Fun, etc (doc files inside each sub-folder).

It's also easy to sync and access on all devices.
How is "War is hell" always used an excuse for everything? It only makes sense if the alternative is a worse hell. Otherwise it seems like a great reason not to do something like this.

People seem to act as if it means that you can call something "war" and suspend all ethics. Maybe if I feel like punching someone in the face, I could say "Hey man, getting punched in the face is hell. What are you gonna do?"

Maybe that's the blasé part of it that you were referring to.
Tir is currently without a maintainer and won't even install from the rocks file in the repository.
I'm sure it can be done safely, but a stick of dynamite probably isn't the way.
For a first time I'm actually having fun playing against a computer :D.
What’s wrong with Web cryptography?
I like the sound of that. Do you think you could come up with a blog post detailing what you have in mind? If so, this would clearly be something to discuss in Project Link (I'm one of the devs).
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The "code is speech" argument is more subtle than people appreciate here. "Speech" is not a type of thing. "Speech" is something someone does. A black armband can be speech when it's being used to express an idea, or it could just be an article of clothing.

In my opinion, code in its functional capacity is not speech. The code that locks the user out after 10 tries is just the digital equivalent of a gear or valve: a functional building block of a machine. A gear in its functional capacity is not speech, but can be if used in a piece of sculpture for example.

In this particular context Apple has a stronger argument, though. The act of signing code does express an idea: Apple's trust in the code. That might well be protected speech.
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Forgive me for not fully understanding this. If I'm just using proxy_pass to a single server (vs using proxy_pass with round robin or using proxy_next_upstream for failover) would this still affect me? In my experience with proxy_pass, a timeout on upstream was reported to the client and the POST was not retried.
My favorite legal quote:

The life of the law has not been logic; it has been experience... The law embodies the story of a nation's development through many centuries, and it cannot be dealt with as if it contained only the axioms and corollaries of a book of mathematics. -- Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thinkpenguin makes very good stuff. I don't have any experience with the current models, but in terms of build quality and bang for the buck, I think they blow System 76 away.

Admittedly, I use a Thinkpad t430 and a MacBook Air myself, but if I didn't have more laptops than I knew what to do with, I'd be considering Thinkpenguin (though, I'm of the same mind as Linus Torvalds, http://www.cultofmac.com/162823/linux-creator-linus-torvalds... , so I'd be likely to get a refurb'd MacBook Air).

Edit: link to Thinkpenguin site: https://www.thinkpenguin.com/
Sorry, but I was expecting an answer from someone at Linode. Since their update page was not accurate I couldn't rely in their last report. I think the answer is: it is possible and it is likely.
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When I see DevOps called out I know that they expect 50% more work for free out of employees.
Companies of course will deny it and imply that you're only working that much more as you are too stupid to write code without bugs and not doing enough automation.
I guess we will see if Etsy's site changes much over the next year (maybe they have been doing that for a while now) or if it remains stagnant as no one wants to change anything.
The real problem is that the programmer tools of today are fundamentally flawed to the point that no software can be fully understood or verified by a human.

I can imagine a future world based on pure functional programming where this is no longer the case. You'd need to rewrite the operating system too, which is the explicit goal of the Urbit project.
Dear friend, I don't think you're actually reading my replies. It's like you're on a conversation on your own :(

Please don't tell me again about how someone with higher insurance costs will cost more per day. No one is discussing this. At least not me. This is simple math. Actually I've even said the same thing myself higher up.

This is going to be my last effort of explaining where the OP, I replied to, is wrong. Because he is wrong, there's no way around it. If I fail, well I'll blame myself for not expressing myself correctly. But please, make an effort to read carefully my replies.

There are 3 key points in the OP's comment: 1) He talks about outsourcing, 2) he talks about social security costs and 3) he mentions a figure(1700 net which amounts to 3000 after the costs)

I've never heard anyone who's looking to outsource work talking about social security costs. In order to care about such things it means that you are a domestic employer. If we were talking about this particular case, the OP should have to have a Greek business, so by definition it wouldn't be outsourcing.

I work as a contractor. My employer(outside of Greece) knows nothing about my tax rate, social security costs, etc. Nothing! I sent him an invoice, they send me the money.

The strange thing about what the OP mentioned is the figure. The figure is correct BUT only if he's talking about the IKA social security system. Which of course is wrong, since he should be looking for freelancers who DON'T have IKA but either yours(ΤΣΜΕΔΕ, can you be a freelancer with ΤΣΜΕΔΕ? I don't know) or mine(ΟΑΕΕ/ΤΕΒΕ). In other words, he was misinformed and scared away.

Since if he's willing to give 1700 eu/mo to a Greek developer, even if said developer absorbs the social security costs, he's left with ~1500, which is decent compared to what is the current standard in today's Greek economy.

I hope I made my point. Have a nice day.
Is there an example of a working app?
You misunderstand the notion. Happens often because I think "speech" in this case is a misnomer, as it makes people believe that it's about having a monologue or a dialog. That's not the case. This freedom is about expression in all its forms. Which for example includes art, which is the act of creating artifacts to be primarily appreciated for their beauty or emotional power. Art is not necessarily about the author wanting to speak.

Going back to software, the freedom of expression is important, because software, functioning like an extension of us, of our intellect, probably more than any other human occupation except for art, happens to be very opinionated, to expose values and to incite both hope and despair for our future. It's not without reason that software development gets compared with making art.

It's not a wonder that Apple is taking a stand now. Any company worth its salt has values declared long ago and breaking those values is betraying your customers, not to mention that it can also hurt your bottom line. And the people at such companies are more than just cogs in the machine. Many of them work for their paychecks, sure, but many also have gotten in this industry to make a difference and now they risk being coerced in doing something they probably don't believe in.

Take Apple. They promised security and privacy to their customers and I'm sure many people at Apple worked hard to deliver that. How would you feel if you considered this to be your life's work, only to be forced later to aid in doing the exact opposite? Now that's an issue of freedom of expression ;-)
Perhaps it has something to do with those gravitational waves we've been hearing about.
If you already have your work history filled out on LinkedIn, this seems like a handy tool: https://github.com/JMPerez/linkedin-to-json-resume
Where does that obsession with Go comes from?
This issue is rampant in OS X and not just with mouse behavior - many keyboard shortcuts are different depending on what type of app it is... i.e. in some cases the go to the beginning of the line action is bound to 'fn + left arrow' and in some cases is instead bound to 'ctrl + a'

Mac OS is about easy entry-level accessibility whereas windows/linux are more suited to power users for this reason. Much, much easier to be a pure/power kb user in windows/linux.
To Americans? Yes, they are. We are all hypocrites at some level.
Well who knows programmers better than programmers themselves? And, if programmers decide to give their result back to the community, who are they going to give it back to before giving back to their own community?

There's plenty of open source projects that are not aiming for the programmers, but since they're not aiming them, how are they going to become popular on a site that's mainly for the programmers if the programmers themselves cannot use it in their own advantage?
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The dot sounds great but I cringed when I read about the tap. Its increasingly common for people to play cell phone audio in enclosed places without consideration of others. The tap seems to be designed to make it even easier to do so.
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I think it's more of a philosophy than an excuse. I'd say it's only in the Java era that people have started expecting their language to have "batteries included." Big ships like C/C++ turn slowly, but it does seem to be turning that direction. Whether that's better than the community defaulting to boost libs, I don't know.
If someone modifies GPL source-code and published the executable, they must publish the additional source-code.

Your quoted section only speaks of unmodified machine-code created from GPLed source-code.
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On a standard Ubuntu install: If you press ^R after already typing part of what you're searching for, and then press a key (space, or more of the command you're searching for), then it'll switch to the history-search mode with that value pre-filled in.