skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes. I fail at both reading and writing. I'm not going to try 'rithmetic, I'll only embarrass myself.
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OH GOD YES THIS PLEASE.
The expression can't be an equality, otherwise it is possible to use such particles to transmit heat from a radiating black body with lower temperature to a radiating black body with higher temperature using a filter from these particles.
> Such a country wouldn't get admission to the WTO

As opposed to what we do when we invade and bomb/drone other countries? As opposed to what we did when we engineer coups in resource rich countries? Come on. Let me guess, you're buying into the idea that generics hurt RnD. Let me assure you, having worked briefly in a pharma RnD lab, the bulk of big pharmas expenditures are on marketing and bribes, NOT RnD. Here's a recent headline: http://www.statnews.com/pharmalot/2016/02/22/novartis-south-...

You'll find similar bribery cases with GSK, Pfizer, etc.
The prices pharma companies ask for is ridiculous and makes the drug unavailable to 90% of the people that need it.

if they priced their drug to make it more accessible they could easily make the development cost back by making money off the 90% they left to die or hunt for drugs on the Indian market.

There needs to be a balance between getting drugs to the people that need it and making a profit. Currently that balance is non existent and pharma companies charge ridiculous amounts knowing full well that us insurance companies will pay it.

You know how the rest of the planet feels when your insurance company refuses to pay for your drugs and you have to pay for it yourself.
Is "essentially" the new "technically"?

https://xkcd.com/1475/
Rather be shot down than live in Scandinavia? May I ask why?
We have free healthcare, free education and a good work-life balance. We have 5 weeks of vacation by law. We have parental leave, a lot of it and you may still earn a lot of money. A friend of mine took 9 months of parental leave when he got a child.

Sweden for example has more billionaires per capita then the US. Norway have so much money in their oil-fund that they could pay every Norwegian 1 million NOK and still have money left. We're safe from any storms, earthquakes and basically all natural catastrophes. The most dangerous animal is pretty much the moose. Environmental issues will hit Scandinavian countries very late compared with the US.
I've always loved the idea of the Citroen 2CV, which was famously easy to repair (sometimes with some string and chewing gum), and trivial to modify. But it's an old car and is not being made anymore, and no modern car really seems to fit that niche.
> This is simply not true. The only rule on the /r/bitcoin Reddit is not to promote these network fork attempts.

A meaningful discussion cannot be had if you are only allowed to speak negatively of a subject.

> The majority of the fork software run on freebie Amazon AWS servers

> Where do you get this claim that "whole districts of cities" are being cut off the internet?

You do realise that some people do still run full Bitcoin nodes on their home computers, yes? Home Internet connections are more susceptible to DDoS attacks. The poster is most likely referring to a specific case where someone's Internet connection was cut off due to the attacks. I can't remember who it was, but I've certainly heard of it before.
Libertarians to everyone else: "I will use my power and leverage to influence you at will, but don't you dare use your power and leverage to influence me. I don't consent to it."
The author still wouldn't approve of direct democracy either: they think all democracy is non-consent, and do not recognise societal majority as a form of consent. The author is arguing for anarchism, which generally doesn't scale beyond one person. As soon as you have multiple people and they disagree, you need some mechanism to fix the tie. This is obvious to most adult humans, which is why I'm surprised the article made it to WP.

As the other poster notes with the example of Switzerland, the solution to governments straying too far from the will of the people is more democracy, rathe than abandoning the will of the people.
That isn't "opting-out of government rule", and it isn't so trivial to move to another country to live there as you imply.
This should be a HN FAQ because every time the topic comes up, someone makes your invalid argument. Well, it's not really an argument but more of the sympathy card.

It cost billions to develop a drug and pennies to make it. Can you explain the business model where companies don't go out of business and research dries up? India is creating drug resistant bacteria because antibiotics are so overused.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/04/world/asia/superbugs-kill-...

Who's going to pay for the research needed to prevent a pandemic?

I'm going to write a blog so this question doesn't need to be answered every couple of months.

How about India with a million people turning 18 every month (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11232383), develop a drug industry to create better and cheaper new drugs, while creating great jobs for people who need them?

Of course, if you simply give away everyone's work, no company is going to stay in business.
"Thanks for your feedback. Have you seen the merge request approvers feature in GitLab EE/.com https://about.gitlab.com/2015/06/16/feature-highlight-approv.... ?"

Yes saw that. Currently evaluating various git servers as its something we use a lot. But would really want to assign the review to particular (or a group of) people i.e. the more experienced people in a team.

"I would love to see multiline comments too! See https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/4143"

Cool. Didn't see that - will add my vote if I can.

"Review publishing, do you mean https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/3364 ?"

Basically yes.

"Review version, what do you mean with this?"

Thinking about it not sure that this is really necessary in the git world. Back in svn days seeing the diffs versioned was handy but with merge request you can see the commit history so its not necessary.
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About a year ago, saw youtube video about p values. Can't find it again. The upshot was p-values are really noisy. And I think mentioned p-values tend to work the opposite of the way they are used. Greater than 0.05 most likely means 'nope'. Less than 0.05 means 'maybe'
Basically, maybe.
It is possible because the temperature of a photovoltaic cell is lower than the temperature of red light radiation, so the entire system radiates both higher-energy photons (blue light) and lower-energy photons (infra-red heat radiation).
to nitpick, that is exactly what you are doing.
Those benefit from a very very nice location: temperate weather, lots of rain, plains, sea shore.

Compare that to Central Africa, North Siberia or most of Australia. There's no way to live there at comparable density without being miserable.
Hemingway is an editor while Proselint is a tool. The latter can be integrated in any editor. That’s the main reason I ditched Hemingway (the editor) because I couldn’t just copy/paste text in it to get some suggestions.
Part of the goals of proselint is to minimize the number of false positives that traditionally clutter the results of style checkers, resulting in users ignoring the changes when they see them. We want to be reasonably certain before raising an alarm. You can read more about the precise metric[^fn1] we use here: http://proselint.com/lintscore/.

And yes, `python3` for the win. :)

[^fn1]: If you wanted to be truly precise, it's a parametric family of metrics.
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Your reply is demonstrating the parents issues with the discussion perfectly.

Anyone not closely following the situtation(such as myself) just sees a enormously heated up discussion (I was reminded of [1]). Every party involved is accusing the others of spreading lies,misrepresenting the situation and trying to take control over the blockchain/bitcoin/protocol.

Based on that, I have difficulties understanding and evaluating the potential technical and political challenges.

Bitcoin (and similar crypto currencies) seem to be a huge risk at the moment: Everything might collapse tomorrow (or not). The market could be split into incompatible segments(or not). One entity could become strong enough to take control of the network and enact unfavourable policies(or not).

Right now,I do not see why somenone would decide to start investing (time and money) into bitcoin while there are generally accepted, scaled up and working solutions for the underlying problem of getting money from A to B (Banks Credit cards, etc). These work fine for most people/companies and their cost and risks can be estimated fairly well in advance.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc
Yes, the pro-fork group say they simply want to change the limit of megabytes per block from 1MB to 2MB. Somehow this is worth forking the network over.

This may not sound like much, but also keep in mind eight months ago it was 20MB, with an eventual jump into the GB range, that they were pushing for. Also, recently they are talking about removing any limit altogether.

This change seems small but the consequences would not be, since it limits who can run a full client and centralizes control to those who can (companies, not individuals).

There are better ways to achieve the same goal and keep the decentralization, but they are not so simple, and need to be fully tested before rolling out. One exciting thing in the pipeline, is a caching layer that sits on top of bitcoin, which allows instant, true microtransactions. In the short term there's "segwit" which also brings all sorts of other advantages.
G++ 5.2 complains: "new types may not be defined in a return type"

An alternative in C++14:

auto hello(int c) {
struct { int a; int b; } result { c, c + 1 };
return result;
}

or with gcc extensions:
auto hello(int c) {
return (struct { int a; int b; }) { c, c + 1 };
}
Only because JS has been used as lipstick on the html pig. Html should do a lot more by default, which would make javascript unnecessary in 90% of the case. A few features that should really be html based:

- form/input server-side validation (you would specify a URL as an attribute of the input / form to which what-if data would be posted)

- input auto-complete (same thing, URL in attribute of the input)

- adaptive design (they should rethink CSS with various formats in mind)

With these 3 things alone I think you can pretty much create a fully working JS-free website. You would only need JS if you really need to build a SPA (which should be the exception: online trading platforms, etc).

The fact that now even a blog article is not viewable without JS is a joke.
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Yes, I guess they would probably show you what you have to type amongst choices and not make you type Japanese in your mobile phone
People who support Trump a very obviously desperate, otherwise they would not put their support behind a terrible individual such as Trump.

Considering the stakes, I think it is more intelligent to be cautious and to try to make use of some of the lessons of the past than to be in denial.
There's a place in the world which has it. Rojava, US ally and the world's most effective ground force against ISIS: http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2015/11/25/rojava_is_a_...

There's lots of literature on their bottom-up democratic model, with self-governing communities that come together and hopefully will dissolve the bureaucratic nation-state. (For example, as NYT points out, all their 6,000 police are elected, a women-only force deals with sexual assault, and all recruits receive weapons only after two weeks feminist instruction. This is incredible anywhere in the world, not to mention in Syria under attack from ISIS and Turkey.)
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Yes it's almost like sharing the planet peacefully is hard and requires compromise.
Successful product companies allocate 19% of their budgets to Software Testing
Hmm, you're right. That's the way I remember it working but maybe I'm getting confused.
There is no requirement to maximize shareholder value, as you yourself explained. the requirement is to not steal.

You even snuck "the company" and "employees" in your paraphrase.
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Anarchism can work at a larger scale, look at the success of revolutionary Spain. Anarchism can take many forms, the people can decide how they want their government to look. Anarchism merely rejects any form of authoritarianism.

Well I don't agree with the author because he appears to be a right-wing, or American libertarian, who overlook the inherent authoritarianism and tyranny of corporations.
> isn't so trivial to move to another country to live there as you imply

It's not that hard. In comparison to "opting-out of government rule" it's trivial.
Focus on the essentials and parolu will take care of the rest
The battery pack comprises such a large portion of the car's value that the value proposition of a used electric vehicle is mainly "battery pack + miscellaneous". Tesla is experimenting with hot-swapping the battery pack (theoretically allowing you to exchange old batteries for brand spanking new) https://forums.teslamotors.com/forum/forums/battery-swap-sta... but so far we don't hear any plans of wide support for this.
I find it interesting that the screenshot resembles my Emacs session. Personally, I find terminal emulators to be a worse target for PDF viewers than Emacs buffers.
Here are some other case studies we found related to UX improvements to the sales funnel. http://www.webnographer.com/blog/2014/03/3-ways-of-optimisin...
Niche subcultures thrive on the internet. Friendships take an amount of effort and a reasonable level of sacrifice to maintain. The internet also makes it easy to ignore other people and spend time on consuming media instead of creating and sharing experiences alongside other people. I assume this might be why let's play videos and spectator video gaming seems to be gaining in popularity.
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"IP theft"

That is a pretty good zen koan, up there with "the sound of one hand clapping".
You are talking more about the first low of thermodynamics (conservation of energy law) than the second. The problem is that the processes you described radiate heat, but it is not explicitly stated that the process of combining of a few photos with low energy to photons with high energy does the same.
For GPU,
https://www.balticservers.com/gpu-servers

I used them for other things, and they delivered servers same day.
No, he's not. Duolingo didn't spend on advertising, but spent a lot in marketing.

And if the article is mixing the two, the article is just plain wrong.
What the hell are you on about? Libertarians definition freedom stops at the point you start infringing on the freedom of others. It's a core concept. You would not find a single libertarian who agrees with your statement.

They would probably stick to that concept more than any other ideology would.
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The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of meeting the schedule has been forgotten.est automation is a further niche area in the testing space where very few companies seem to have mastered the skills and expertise. Choosing a right test automation partner involves a little more careful effort. Before you finalize your test automation outsourcing partner, here are few things which you need to carefully evaluate @ http://bit.ly/1PZdtSi
I agree!

But still, it corrects incorrect things that my spell checker doesn't see, like inconsistent spacing and 'goofy approximations' like (R) for ®. (Depends on your definition of incorrect, but I personally would not mind at all if these things were homogenized for everyone, it would not take any richness out of the English language).

What I'd like (--help doesn't list such an option) would be to be able to enable some checks with a flag while disabling other parts (the ones that contain suggestions you can elect to break).
rhetoric goes both ways. or to put it another way, fighting fire with fire.
Sounds like your system is in US English rather than the variant of English you are used to?

http://grammarist.com/spelling/color-colour/
> unless the vendor can provide over-the-air updates

http://www.neweagle.net/ProductDocumentation/Telematics/Tele... mentions "Remote Flashing" so I guess they fix that.
> manage your expectations

is not the same as "reduce your achievements"
Hi, developer of BeagleLogic here! Thanks for sharing your insight on logic analyzers here, it was really helpful (and something to keep in mind for v2 ;) ).

I've tested BeagleLogic with 24 MHz SPI and I think that's the best I can expect this to capture, so it's something that's mostly intended for hobby use, plus you can connect it over your network for remote debug - but that's not something I've looked into much as of now (though you can use netcat). And BeagleBones are getting popular today so you can use something you have around as a potentially useful debugging tool, to me that sounds awesome.

The objective I had while building BeagleLogic is to showcase an application of high-speed DAQ with the PRUs on the BeagleBone Black (and now the Green as well). The biggest USP is that the PRUs are able to capture data directly into 512 MB of RAM, so there's a lot of samples one can potentially capture. Plus the samples are exposed to userspace via '/dev/beaglelogic' once it's running on the BBB so you can write your own code to capture data and process it the way you want.

I know that there are still a lot of rough edges but what you can expect to see the BeagleLogic ready-to-run image for the BeagleBones getting released more frequently. If there's anything you'd like to see in the project, have suggestions or ideas, please let me know at feedback AT <name of project> DOT net . Thanks! --Abhishek

PS: If you'd like to read what happens under the hood you might want to see this blog post - http://theembeddedkitchen.net/beaglelogic-building-a-logic-a...

For those who are on hackaday.io, you can follow BeagleLogic at https://hackaday.io/project/4395-beaglelogic
Git branches – Is your mental model wrong?
How much is it for the same volume of non-HTTPS traffic?
Why does it matter what a reasonable price is? I mean, it matters in the downward direction, in terms of trying to capture back value that would be captured away from you if you just stated, bald-faced, what you valued the item at.

But in the upward direction, it's actually better to not know the price other people are paying, I think, because anchoring effects can be shockingly strong. Consider that a night at the movies can cost more than a year's subscription to some streaming services. If you didn't know the price of movie tickets—what other people are willing to pay—would you consider them to give you as much utility as a year's movie streaming? If not, then the anchoring effect is screwing up your sense of how much you're willing to pay.

Try this, sometime: decide an actual dollar value for how much enjoyment you would extract from taking up some fancy hobby (say, archery) without knowing how much the equipment costs. Then look up the equipment cost. The proper response should be to balk if the cost is higher than your estimated value. But what people almost universally do instead is to convince themselves that there is at least as much value in the item as there is cost.

Some video games cost $2. Some cost $70. The graphics might be fancier on the $70 one, but the amount of time you'll actually spend engaged with the game is likely completely uncorrelated to the price. You buy the $70 game because you assume it's worth it. You buy the $2 game because you also assume it's worth it. If you didn't know the prices others paid, you'd likely be completely unable to guess which was which.
Yeah, same here, a president of a local Duff's decice fanclub, but you have to admit that proposed C++ 17 feature is pretty nice:

... foo()
{
return { 1, "bar", false };
}

auto { i, s, b } = foo();

It's a syntax sugar, granted, and they could push it further by adopting tuples as a native language construct with some shorthand notation (e.g. [...]), but the idea is nice.
How does the education of policy function in practice?

I ask because in the UK we're planning a referendum on exiting the EU (or not). On most political issues I'd consider myself more well read than a great percentage of the population, but I don't feel in any way qualified to argue one way or another on this (I have a guy feeling, and I know which way I would probably vote, but really - that's not the right way to do things). I know that it will end up being driven by biased forces for political gain, like every other election / referendum held in the UK.

How does Switzerland devolve information to the public so they can make a genuine informed decision?
Would you need a license for H.264 and other codecs, if you wanted to put up a fully open source MIT-licensed custom-purpose libVLC-based player that you created on the iOS, Android, Mac, et al app stores?
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"@ConversionChamp @vijayanands @RajanAnandan @dkhare we offer recurring on CC too!"

Paytm now supports recurring payments on wallets.
https://twitter.com/vijayanands/status/705993389620092928
I always love reading about event sourcing, the different approaches and trade offs, hoping one day I can use it, somewhere...

But I never thought somewhere would be PHP where it is essentially build the world and destroy the world per request. I would of presumed PHP would be poorly suited for event sourcing since you have no in-memory cache to help optimize performance. Thus for any accepted command where you have to revive the aggregate then you need to load and deserailize a snapshot (if one exists), and then deserialize any subsequent events and replay them, before you can apply the latest event to the aggregate. Does this concern you?

However removing a layer of caching probably simplifies a lot of things, and being completely stateless I guess could make scaling the app layer easier. One thing that's not clear is how you handle locking of the aggregate (unless you restrict php_fpm to one worker process)? Also the order in which you handle event persistence, shouldn't the event be persisted first before dispatching on some bus, what happens if the server crashes prior the persistence but after a dispatch where something interesting happens?
This only works for countries that create no drugs, so they can benefit from companies in other countries spending the billions required to create new drugs, without any spending.

Not to mention that every single Pharma company would stop all R&D investment in about 5 seconds.

Would you invest your own money in a Pharma company if there were no drug patents?
Interesting. It seems that this is actually a legitimate company:

http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.as...

So, it could be that the malicious part was not issued a key, but stole the key from this company.
I didn't know about MediaCoder, I was talking about the wall of shame in general. I won't try to speak for the developers themselves. I'd be interested to know if any patches have been rejected without comment recently.
I'd love to see the result of rotoscoping with this technique.

Looking at more examples, I'm not yet convinced this technique isn't straight-up magic: http://www.mrl.nyu.edu/projects/image-analogies/flightsim.ht...
The UK's Road Haulage Association, reports a driver shortage of approx. 40k drivers.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/25/lorry-driver-sh...