skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fascinating. I still feel I'm missing something basic here: If Microsoft, Google and Mozilla announce they're not going to accept any particular crypto primitive two years from now, and this time there won't be any exceptions, CAs and websites just have to abide, don't they?
Xcode 7.3 Beta 5 introduces embeddable video for playground markup
Eric Schmidt talked about it in his book 'How google works'
Here we go again with trying to make the number seem bigger.

It's 3 murders per 100,000 people. No, that isn't a lot to me. I'm completely fine and feel safe knowing I have a 0.000036 percent chance of being murdered next year.
Which is why you have zoning which is what people complain about. In addition, it's a lot easier in general to find a relatively undeveloped area and build high-rise condos there than increase the height of multiple blocks of an existing neighborhood by a few stories.

There are probably areas in the Bay where you could build some sort of tech worker arcology if you really wanted to do so and spend enough money. But I doubt people would really want to live there.
In support of this, someone forwarded me a very interesting article written by someone who creates forensic software for a living. The legal requirements surrounding the creation of a software tool for forensic purposes, which this proposed effort requested by the government might fall under, are nothing less than herculean in scope.

http://www.zdziarski.com/blog/?p=5645
I won't be one of the cool kids and make a video but;

Thinkpad T61 works with the Linux branch.
Wait, what? Is there a PoC script?
Serious question, and sorry(?) for bringing this up. But is everyone here really okay with reacts licencing?

Apart from stubbornly refusing to accept embedding html in js directly is a good idea (although I see the pros), licencing is the main reason I avoid this ecosystem altogether. Even though it has an outstanding community.

perhaps I'm making a deal out of nothing.

In any case will definitely take the course, im sure it will be as excellent as the others. Many thanks for your efforts Tyler.
For those looking for an alternative, SourceTree is the best GUI git client I've found. I used to pay for it, before it was acquired by Atlassian.
Maybe Apple didn't hear the question?
Oh, sorry, I misinterpreted whom you were talking about, my mistake.
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It won't last forever, that's for sure.

The only reason we haven't seen real inflation yet is because the dollar is the reserve currency of the world and that other countries are in even worse shape, thus we have natural inflation-resistant situation where we get to finance our debt on the backs of the world.
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Actually he didn't. I dont remember the exact words, but he made it clear that they were interested to set a precedent with this case, and that's what this whole case is about.
Ask HN: Algorithmic trading for hackers
I'm looking to learn more about algorithmic trading, but can't seem to find a good starting point.

Can someone recommend a book or course aimed at programmers?

I'm looking for the SICP of algo trading: does such a thing exist?
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Apple releases updates for their phones often. They could engineer a hack that can then be patched by new versions of iOS.
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"We are kidding ourselves if we believe that the purpose of undergraduate teaching is the transmission
of information. Information is an accidental feature of an elementary course in differential
equations"
>The IRS doesn't care what you think.

Well, good. That makes us even.

>And said 10 years would apply even without expatriation, so expatriating doesn't change anything their either.

I don't believe that's true. There are plenty of news articles about people who are filing twenty or thirty years after leaving the US. Some of them dual citizens who'd never actually been here.
> It's very unlikely that the uptick in expatriation is due to a recent increase in the number of US students enrolled overseas.

He didn't say that it was.
This is just like the thing between Newton and Leibniz on who invented calculus. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibniz–Newton_calculus_contro...
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Seconding Discord. It rocks for real time communication and works very well in a browser, with rock solid native apps.

And they send you really friendly emails.

edit: heh. Apparently I tried posting it to HN before. Perhaps they're going a little hard on the "for gamers" branding when it could really be for anyone.
I'm looking at moving to the US in the near future, and some of the implications of the tax system are pretty startling.

For example, I have contributed to a small retirement plan which grows tax free here in the UK, and the US/UK tax treaty ensures that it will continue to grow tax-free once I've moved. So far, so good. However, there is a body of professional opinion stating that such plans count as a "foreign grantor trust" under US law, which has specific reporting requirements that the plan itself is required to comply with, and I am penalised if it fails to do so. The penalty scale starts at $10,000 and goes up from there.

Of course, this body of opinion is being pushed by tax advisors who have a vested interest in both making things as complicated as possible, and who are inclined to a conservative view of the law given their responsibilities to their clients. The IRS hasn't clearly stated one way or another whether UK pension plans are subject to this reporting -- but have specifically exempted the Canadian equivalent.

This is just one frustration of several: becoming a US resident will force me to close some of my financial accounts with institutions which want to avoid FATCA hassles, I'll be limited in which investment choices I can make, and when I eventually take my pension benefits the US will claim tax on the tax-free lump the UK provides if I'm still a resident or have taken citizenship.

For those who have emigrated permanently -- or who acquired US citizenship at birth without ever living there -- I can well understand why even those without significant income or assets would want to renounce their citizenship.
I always search for the combination of remote and aerospace, but aerospace is often such a hands-on industry. Not to mention work permits for the aerospace industry usually require US permanent residents or citizens. Hope one day to find a remote role in the industry I love.
I'm surprised Amazon hasnt gone into publishing. Get some big name authors on board, pick up some classics, etc. Do Netflix.
We're talking about expatriation. It's difficult to live as a stateless person. You really want to have citizenship in another country before giving up US citizenship.

While permanent residency might be a possible substitute, the lack of any citizenship will likely make it more difficult to travel to another country, and there may be legal problems should you have a child as a stateless mother.
What does "a lot of murders" mean to you?
Thanks! I wasn't aware of them :)
I'm still convinced that Hipchat was bought by Slack and the Hipchat horribleness lately is the Slack migration plan. The new client is just terrible. I asked a coworker to zip up their HipChat.app so I could revert back to a state of somewhat stability. Hopefully someone who works at Atlassian is reading this and will read: We just need to chat. I miss whatever happened to the HipChat of 2013/2014.
Much like GitKraken, the site is completely unhelpful and doesn't have any screenshots. Why would I download, much less pay for, a piece of software which I haven't even seen?
That's purely the cost of goods. It completely ignore the cost of R&D.

It's like saying "oh, that CD I just bought only costs $0.30 to press, so $3 is a 90% margin". It's not. You can't ignore the millions that went into recording the music.
I agree with you. Location trumps density in most places. However if the surveillance state can remove petty and violent crime from the equation, we may get a revitalization of lower cost neighborhoods. Not that i want the surveillance state, but may as well look for the silver lining.
Beware that Gilead is requiring doctors to check passports before treating people in India. Not sure how much it's enforced, but that was reported a few months ago.
The main flaw in your argument is that living standards are better than at any time in history before now.
This is an excellent question. Congressman Darrel Issa had some great questions about this during today's hearing. Basically he hinted at the fact that how far can the government go to ensure they did their job correctly.
Most examples also include Ionic apps
Am I the only one who feels like they should stick with what they're good at? Don't add too many features, bells, and whistles. Just keep building the core product.
Oh, I see! I read "begins to explain the increase in the US exodus" and interpreted it as "exodus from US citizenship"/expatriation not "exodus from US residency"/emigration.
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> US has one of the lowest tax rates to begin with

What are you basing that on? Hong Kong and Singapore (where Eduardo Saverin became a citizen to avoid paying 1 Billion USD in taxes from his Facebook windfall) have taxes in the %11 range.
They have dipped their toe in the water with Singles. In general I'd expect their approach might be to continue to expand their relationship with self-published authors who their data shows has promise. With big-name authors they're just on the same playing field as the other publishers.
Well, I assume Gilead is allowing Chinese companies to manufacturer authorized generics at a price in line with average wages. So people in China already have access.

The other concern emerging economies like China have is they are already developing their own brand name/patented drugs. If they don't respect the US/EU patents, they can't really complain when the US/EU doesn't respect theirs. The US market makes up almost 2/3 of the western drug market, so it would be a huge lose for China.
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It's hardly irrelevant. The parent post said "every tinpot tyrant on the planet would like to have the US set a low bar". In this case, it's important to remember that the executive isn't the only branch of government to have an opinion here.

No one said anything about probing constitutionality. There is a legitimate question about the limits of the All Writs Act. So they asked a court to issue the request.

Law enforcement must work within the confines of the law, but when there is a question of what those confines are -- and in the legal sense, that is most definitely an unanswered question here -- they ask the courts to decide.

Once the courts rule, I expect for the FBI/etc... to act in accordance with the ruling. And if you don't like the ruling, talk to Congress.
I have a couple of questions for you.

But first, when the bubble was happening, conservatives said that prices were sound, would never crash, and this was because they were the product of market forces. But then the bubble burst, and overnight conservatives switched to saying it had all been unsound because of government intervention.

So let me ask you, what was your position when the bubble was happening, and how did you respond when conservatives suddenly changed their story?
The current title is 'Bin Laden called for Americans to rise up over climate change'.

Much more reasonable than the baity title here. Why would he have an opinion that differed significantly from the average? Because he's an Evil Monster(tm)?
I honestly have no idea why people would want to have to click buttons for this stuff.

The one exception in my case is 3-way merges. I handle those in Meld, which I find to be better suited than any of the integrated threesome tools in these git GUIs.

Even that I could probably do better in emacs if I set it up.
I had the opposite thought -- its such a simple next step (at least, basic video chat integration is really simple with webrtc) I was wondering what they were waiting for. Without it, the door is wide open for a competitor to come in and be Slack + (on demand) Video Chat.
FD.io
They have - aside from Kindle Direct Publishing, Amazon has their own imprints that do traditional publishing. Many bookstores refuse to stock those books though.
Had the same problem. Now diving into learning react.
The law also doesn't care what you think in this matter. That's the sticky point.

Your last comment is a non sequitur. You originally wrote "the people renouncing might be the people who do owe additional tax". My comments are all about that conjecture.

The people who continue to file income tax statements even decades after living in the US are not in the category of "people renouncing" or "owe additional tax".
You're 100% right (2x right?), but I think this is one of those situations like "bimonthly", where people usually intend it to mean twice a month instead of every two months.

It's completely ambiguous with potentially significant costs for misunderstanding, but people refuse to make themselves clear, just because.
They updated recently so only those with Google bot user agents can break the glass
Indeed, the React community moved from Slack to Discord. Slack has made it clear they are a tool for small teams. I don't necessarily see this announcement as a change from that.
The company brings up research that says 25% of people that drink A1 milk feel discomfort, yet they don't have a number for their own a2 milk, just anecdotes. An experiment comparing the discomfort of a1 vs. A2 milk would be very cheap to run and potentially very valuable to the company. So I'd assume they've done that test and the fact they're not reporting positive results means the experiments don't show any benefit to A2 milk.
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So a number of you have walked by and flicked off points.

-- Sorry to see SCO go?
-- IBM Nazguls need to be treated with more respect?
-- Happy that PJ is gone? Did she make you nervous?
-- Some flaw in open source you are sideways voting against?
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> This figure doesn't matter much, unless a person in the US can decide to buy a loaf of bread from Kyrgystan for 25.86 Som, does it? You'd have to adjust to make a meaningful comparison with the rest of the world.

If you adjust for purchasing power parity, US poverty lines are all still above the median world income. Around half the world lives on less than $10000 in notional US purchasing power per annum.
Bundling a GPL library with your application, even as a shared object file, is not allowed unless your application is also under the GPL.

Furthermore, the application seems to include parts of Linux and certain other GPL'd code files while trying to maintain an MIT license.

This is rife with licensing concerns, only one of the many concerns I have with it.
<Driving 101. In the US, the car to the right has the right of way.>

Law 101: driving laws are state-specific.

Law 101(a): Maybe I'm not understanding what you are trying to say here, but for CA and taken literally, it's incorrect. See, for example, CVC $21753.

http://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displayText.xh....
There is https://www.udacity.com/course/machine-learning-for-trading-.... I haven't personally taken the course though so I can't speak to the quality.
I wonder what would happen if the state bought some of these tear down lots in hinsdale and put up a high rise low income apartments they're instead similar to requiring low income housing in apartments and busing kids to different schools for integration. In principle they could require low income housing in rich neighborhoods by same logic. Maybe they tried and failed already...

Edit: I guess you could also require some $30 / night rooms in 5-star hotels. And require some $30 seats in 1st class in airplanes. I will show myself out now...
Don't sell me a monorail
This video from 2014 shows the software identifying a cyclist making a hand signal...

https://googleblog.blogspot.co.at/2014/04/the-latest-chapter...
I can only hope the integrated version is >= ScreenHero.
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They never truly abandoned it, but most connections are served through dedicated servers now. http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/05/skype-replaces-p2p-s...
I implied nothing about the ignorance of the Constitution.

Law enforcement must have an understanding of all laws (for their jurisdiction), including the Constitution. However, when there is a legitimate question, it's not up to law enforcement to make the final judgement calls. It's for the judiciary to make that call.

It's fair to say that this is an argument that has been building for a while.

As such, it's very appropriate for the courts to make this call. And once that decision is made, it's up to law enforcement to act accordingly.

Note: I think the California court will reach the same decision as the Brooklyn court. But I don't have an problem with the DoJ/FBI raising the issue.
There will frequently be passengers in the car. Comfort puts a practical limit on how much stopping and starting you can do.
<Humans will quickly understand that these cars are easily bullied, and many will take advantage of that.>

I do see a theoretical risk of induced accidents for the purpose of damage/injury claims. For example, jamming the LIDAR and using one's parking brake to stop abruptly without triggering the brake lights.
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There's a great incentive on automatic updates. If you updated an app pre marshmallow with an extra permission it required the user to approve the update and that ultimately creates a problem with a large user base stuck on older versions.

Maybe for new apps there's less incentive to reduce access, I can't think about any other than compliance and user scrutinity. It's easy to spot bad reviews complaining about excessive permissions for some apps.
SurveyGizmo is another. Have used them for several years. My general perception over the years has been that SurveyMonkey had shinier marketing, but SurveyGizmo had a solid feature set.
Not everybody is as comfortable in the CLI as you are. I prefer graphical git "tree" views over the CLI-drawn, but other than maybe that, no, it doesn't sound like there would be a point to it for you.
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Yes. What happened to time? I tried loading a C64 game from tape - and I could not believe that it took that long when I was a kid.
In the OP, the author Gian-Carlo Rota
started out with:

> One of many mistakes of my youth was
writing a textbook in ordinary
differential equations. It set me back
several years in my career in mathematics.
However, it had a redeeming feature: it
led me to realize that I had no idea what
a differential equation is.

Wow! Good to see that he wrote this.
Looking at his book,

Garrett Birkhoff and Gian-Carlo Rota,
Ordinary Differential Equations, Ginn
and Company, Boston, 1962.

I got the same impression! I couldn't see
what the heck they were driving at.
Instead, they seemed to flit around with a
lot of tiny topics of little or no
interest for little or no reason.

Want to understand ordinary differential
equations, read Coddington:

Earl A. Coddington, An Introduction to
Ordinary Differential Equations,
Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1961.

Then for more, to make such equations much
more important, read some deterministic
optimal control theory, e.g., Athans and
Falb

Michael Athans and Peter L. Falb, Optimal
Control: An Introduction to the Theory
and Its Applications, McGraw-Hill Book
Company, New York,

that, BTW, also has some good
introductory, but very useful, material on
ordinary differential equations.

More generally, want to know what to study
in a subject that will be useful? Okay,
one approach is to go to more advanced
material that is an application of that
subject and see what that material
emphasizes for prerequisites, e.g.,
sometimes quite clear in an appendix.

E.g., Athans and Falb say quite clearly
what is important in ordinary differential
equations for their work.
Rather, Slack isn't a tool for a 8000-person community.