skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> If I were in that position today I'd be a lot more specific

That isn't the job of a producer or manager. Maybe quality assurance or testing? It sounds like you were micromanaging them.

If I were in that position I would try to educate them about what makes a game hard and how hard games should be. I would educate them about typography. I would not tell them what to do. They must find the solution themselves.

Hm, I'm violating my own advice with the paragraph above. :)

As a developer, I hate it when somebody gives me too vague problems "game is too hard" or too detailed assignments like "make the font size bigger". I need an accurate problem description with all requirements. If it isn't accurate, my solution will probably miss the point. If I haven't all requirements I will probably violate some of the unspoken rules.
You seem to have misunderstood what I said as "it sucks, but it's getting cleaner." What I actually said was, it's much better than normal cars already, and still getting cleaner.
> I just have to say this: So typically american.

That's funny. I'm from the US and when I got to that line, I found myself assuming the author was an immigrant or foreigner.

Talking publicly about financial success isn't something I associate with people natively from the US. Certainly, among the people I grew up around, it would be considered unconscionably tasteless to do so.
Clickbaits are good for the journalist/newspaper (if they don't value their reputation) but are bad for us, the readers. So it's better (for us) to change the title to a good title before submitting it to HN.
> Every time you run `now` it's as if you had installed from scratch (including semver invalidations like ^ or ~). The focus is on reproducibility.

This is very confusing to me as these seem to be contradictory statements. Installing "from scratch" (I take this to mean, as if node_modules is an empty folder) is not a reproducible action, as all it takes is one sub-dependency releasing a new version to change your installation.

Can you clarify what you mean and resolve this seeming paradox?
No. The decision specifically mentions photos of streets (where artwork is incidentally depicted) as the core purpose of the freedom of panorama law. The decision says that online photo databases were not anticipated by the lawmakers, and therefore should not be considered freedom of panorama.
I think the granularity between executive and legislative power is useful. Mix them and the temptation for corruption skyrockets.

I would much rather change congress to be statewide elections to cut down on gerrymandering and make them proportional representation to put more states in play.
Show HN: Dockaless – containers as lambda functions (composable, parallelizable)
This is a healthy fear to have. But dude - they've hired you.

So you're probably up to the task as long as you apply yourself.

Apply yourself - especially for the first 6 months.
And yet a jury convicted him. This kind of thing is far beyond the comprehension of the common juror. Knowing what I know about computer security and how EASY it is to plant digital evidence without leaving a trace, even from thousands of miles away, I'd have to see video evidence of the defendant downloading the material as it happens before rendering such a verdict, especially if it's going to mean decades in prison.
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Likewise, and it imports TextExpander macros (although you still have to tweak them if you use things like fields).

I have no affiliation with the aText guy except as a happy customer. I've been recommending it to my friends as a migration path off TextExpander because it works for me, but it may not work for you. It has a free time-limited demo, though, so it's easy enough to find out.
// I can handout a million vaccinations -
// Or let 'em all die in exasperation.
// Have 'em all healed from their lacerations,
// Or have 'em all killed by assassination.
// I can make anybody go to prison,
// Just because I don't like them.

// And I can do anything with no permission;
// I have it all under my command, because -

// I can guide a missile by satellite
// By satellite

// And I can hit a target through a telescope
// Through a telescope

// And I can end the planet in a holocaust
// In a holocaust

- 'flobots - handlebars'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLUX0y4EptA
A Link To The Past - Ocarina of Time - Windwaker

Three different flavors to choose from.

1) Top-down old-school with heavy focus on the puzzles/boss mechanics. Was the first one I played (age: 3) so I could be heavily biased...

2) First 3D release and generally held up to as the best of the best.

3) Completely different art style, die-hard Zelda fans hated it because of this but I feel its grown on the fans since then. I also hated it when I was younger but enjoy it more now when I replay each game of the series.

I recommend against Twilight Princess because they tried something and IMO failed (a big "selling point" was playing as Wolf Link, but Wolf Link felt more 'grindy' with "gather 15 bugs before each level that takes 30 minutes no matter how good you get at it". The puzzles feel less challenging and more "you solved it in 5 seconds but you'll spend the next 15 minutes moving things around".

Each game of the series is "related" only in the aspect that there is the `Hero of Time` (Link). There are a few indirect sequels (Majora's Mask is a 'sequel' to Ocarina of Time) but you don't need to play Ocarina of Time before Majora's Mask. It largely comes down to what puzzles/items/story is in each one and that is where they differ (with large amounts of overlap. Some items are "trademark" things like a Hookshot, Bombs, or Bow & Arrow)
Easy Scalable Text Rendering on the GPU
Yes, your response to evolutionary psychology was not constructive in my opinion; also, just to be clear, I'm very sure I make tone mistakes too. As for evolutionary psychology, I see your point, and happy with leaving it at that; meaning evolutionary psychology, like much of the field is not a science.

Any rate, what I am saying is that some types of personalities (that develop prior entering a life of crime or law enforcement) predispose individuals to enter either one, the other, or both.

Special forces has a saying, that is, you're either born to be a seal, or you're not; which is to say, training will never make you something that you're not, but it will weed out those that can't be trained; reference the seals, since they're at the extreme of having a very develop mental model prior to training.
I think that opiate abuse has more to do with increased availability then a loss of hope.
Bernie Sanders is also proposing the biggest income tax increases. Two people working non-manager tech jobs would be paying an extra $15-20k per year under Sanders. That's just crushing for people that have done everything right and are trying to save for a downpayment on their first home, for some runway to do a startup, for their children's education, for their retirement, or to help take care of their aging parents. No thanks!
"Cat. Cats. Cat. Baby. Dog. Baby. Cat. Baby with dog."
Probably, unless Wikicommons voluntarily takes down the photos. Apparently, "Wikimedia Sverige will be consulting with our lawyers and Wikimedia Foundation the coming weeks about what this really means and what our options are." (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Deletion_requests... )﻿
Pretty printing JSON in Vim
This seems like a different use case than those solutions. This is if you're working on a project and you want to share the state of what you're working on across the net. Think of it like a point-in-time disposable link shortner but for a full node app.
Cities are for overseas people to own.

Regional towns and country areas are for citizens and permanent residents to live.
Yes, but in davidjohnstone’s link which yoodenvranx is talking about, what that Wikipedia page calls HSL is being called HCL, whereas what you are calling HCL is being called Lch. (CIE LCh or CIELCH, optionally with a subscript 'ab' to distinguish it from the cylindrical version of CIELUV, would be a better, relatively unambiguous name. By convention, the C should be capitalized.)
There's no explicit concept of "now functions". You simply deploy HTTP/2 services to the cloud.

HTTP/2 significantly improves performance by introducing multiplexing and header compression. There's no need to introduce new concepts or APIs. REST away!
My 100k hacking hobby – Rooting the Tesla Model S
The comments section is a great indicator of the prevailing attitude in Michigan towards Tesla. They're uninformed and see Tesla like they do Japanese or Korean competitors.
Why Bots Are the Next Industrial Revolution
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I feel like $80k must be an outdated number. My wife and I pull in just under $100k together, and we can't even (comfortably) afford a home.

Between rent, student loan payments, health insurance, bills, and car loans, and food, I think we maybe have $500 left to throw around each month. If we were paying against a mortgage, that would basically be zero.
This my speculation, but it's more than likely that they did. The sea will kill you if you aren't careful, and even when you are. Sharing records with other captains may save your life someday.

Recordkeeping at sea has a long tradition.
M.imgur.com page load performance
> and their choice is diminished to the extent that any software gets swept into this kind of system.

The nice thing about software is that if the app is really so simple that it's only worth a few bucks then someone (or many people) should fill the gap pretty quickly.
Keep killing it guys! Love the work you guys do.
There are 536 billionaires in the United States. If you have $1 billion, and you earn a measly 2% return on it, then your yearly income is $20 million. If your yearly income is $20 million and you blow $10 million of that on stuff other than entertainment, then you can spend $25,000 every night and not exceed your entertainment budget.

Obviously that's not actually how it works out -- lots of people who do this stuff are not billionaires, the above is not how billionaires finances work, etc. But it gets at the scale of money available to a top end group of people who are a minuscule fraction of the population but because the population is large, are actually a fairly sizable absolute number of people who can throw that kind of money around.
> NOTE: npm start has to listen on a port. It can be any port!

Does this mean you forward port 80/443 to whatever port the app is listening on, or I can have my app listen on random external ports?
Does Keyboard Maestro support text fields where it prompts you for input before sending the completion? For instance, TextExpander and aText let you write something like:

:foo expands to

Dear [name], thank you for buying our stuff. We like you, [name]!

Then, when you type ":foo", it prompts you for "name" and fills out the template with "name" inserted everywhere it's mentioned. This is enormously useful for form letter types of things, or even more esoteric uses like expanding HTML tags ("<[tag]>[content]</[tag]>").
Since it's an essay about class as performance, I thought it was obviously playing with the professional/academic performance that the piece is itself?
me too :-)
The sagas was also mostly written down in the 11th century, long time after the event, based on the oral tradition. Although they put more pride into retelling stories accuratly back then, it is not unlikely that the details had altered during that period. There are many other sides of the sagas that have proven inaccurate.

For the sea level, this is areas that was covered by ice during the last ice age, and these areas have been rising since then. Some areas, like around the Botnian Sea, is still rising even today, so archaeological sites that was on the seashore will be there or slightly inland.
> Low unemployment, high gdp per capita, high household income, high human development index rating, etc.

Not true, real unemployment (ie including homeless people, people that are unable to work, etc.) is quite high and rising. Many people are just completely excluded from the 'official' unemployment statistics. Mean GDP per capita is fairly high BUT median, which is a much more important metric of wealth inequality, is quite low and decreasing relative to mean. Not sure why you listed household income and GDP per capita as different things even though they are basically the same for this purpose... and high human development index says nothing about revolt, in fact higher educated and well-read people that are economically disenfranchised tend to be more outspoken and interested in the wealth gap.

> And not because of "the rich" but because the feel good socialism they can't pay for is destroying a generation of wealth, work, and prosperity.

80% of the American public is essentially completely politically disenfranchised, for most people in the US the net income adjusted for inflation and increasing costs is decreasing.

https://scholar.princeton.edu/sites/default/files/mgilens/fi...

> And not because of "the rich" but because the feel good socialism they can't pay for is destroying a generation of wealth, work, and prosperity.

Greece and Spain are far from 'feel good socialism' compared to countries that are much closer such as Germany, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, where quality of life and happiness is regularly rated as higher than the US.

> Gee, maybe low regulatory environments, easy access to investment cash, entrepreneur culture, freedom of speech, honest elections, a real judiciary, capital protections, etc matter to an economy? Naww, keep ignoring the facts.

Literally none of those things conflicts with socialism, socialism actually helps many of those things. But I guess you heard the good ol 'socialism bad hurr durr' on fox news or whatever and suddenly feel that is a basis to justify your misguided beliefs.

> Gee, maybe low regulatory environments

Yeah, that worked out magnificently in 2008.
Harvard Business Review actually did a 2009 case study on the New York nightclub Marquee. There are actual numbers in there.

The same owners eventually ran the TAO clubs in Vegas. It's....interesting.

http://goo.gl/JE3sqX
"Are you actually telling me you'd go back to your car manufacturer after 20 years, and demand they fix your car for free?"

If they sold it to me with the claim that the drivetrain had a lifetime warranty, and the fault was there?

Yes.
Duplicate from 20h ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11434676
Excuse my ignorance, but could this work with Meteor?
Is there really no way to delete a deployment?
That's a great theory, but in the real world, certain professions and job roles have categorically enjoyed much higher compensation than average over long stretches of time. Upper management is an obvious example; it's been well compensated for as long as the concept of upper management has existed, and as much as we might fantasize about it, there are no signs that managers around the world will suddenly be paid less than their subordinates.

Yes, there may be micro-fluctuations where every company is suddenly scrambling to hire the latest flavor of the month (e.g. data analyst is now data scientist). These are hard to predict. But you know who will reliably earn more than the data scientist in three years? The data scientist's boss.
Deletion can and should be done super asynchronously, though - If you're doing a lot of deletes, rename your files into a garbage directory, and then clean that out in another thread.
Booted. That's a laugh. They get paid handsomely to leave.
Right, I said that there wasn't really a technical reason for the move and that it was primarily motivated by political concerns. I'm not defending it.

I think you're right that a piecemeal approach is best. If you're using SQS because you identified it as a component that could be quickly and easily integrated at a lower cost than it would take to run apt-get install rabbitmq-server, then great. That may sound like a trivialization but for many companies the reality is that their "Linux guy" is a noob who can barely wield apt-get, and in these cases, something like SQS is indeed a good offering. In our case, it's definitely easier/cheaper/better to install RabbitMQ.

The ideal infrastructure combination is going to vary between companies based on the technical resources they have available and the technical requirements of their applications, but what I'm saying is that in general, there shouldn't be a default position of "all cloud" (super expensive, and also potentially time consuming) or "all metal" (super time consuming, and thus expensive).

I have to admit that there is something persistently annoying about your comment. I think it's the implication that if we switched everything to pure Amazon, it would somehow suddenly become a financially beneficial option. I think that is absurd and the only explanation for such a position is fanboyism.

Like I said, I'm sure that for some companies, money can be saved by using an appropriate combination of AWS services, but it shouldn't be taken as an implicit truth that it will apply to your circumstances, and that if it doesn't, you just need to further intertwine into Amazon's platform until it appears to becomes impractical to move off of it. I'm sure at that point you will be "saving money" by staying on Amazon, but only because you've created such a massive dependency on an external third-party for your company's operation that it'd take months to walk it back.

One last note. I do use an AWS service for my side project: Route53. It costs me less than $2/mo and provides a quick, easy, and powerful way to manipulate DNS records for my domains. For me, this makes a lot more sense than using the registrar's free DNS servers that take up to an hour to update or trying to run BIND myself. I'm completely open to using other AWS services when it makes sense.
> I do agree that volunteering at a veteran's hospital would be a perfect way to contribute though.

I'd like to explore this statement a moment - know that I mean absolutely no offense.

Would you agree that volunteering at a hospital for wounded ISIS fighters is similarly noble?
Very nicely done - wish there was something like this for the general election too!

Also checked out your main product (getagent) and it looked great - we're actually just in the process of selling our house but hadn't heard of you guys so have already gone through most of the process, but worryingly, the agent we're using isn't in the top 8 list that you guys recommended...

Anyway congrats, you successfully 'growth hacked' me :)
You are mixing up the amount of money required to not be worried about money and the amount of money required to just let you do whatever you want. Yes, an 80k salary means you aren't worried about how you will survive, but it still has you tied to a job that will limit your autonomy quite a bit. To achieve the level of autonomy being discussed here, you would need the 80k/yr without any obligations.
Deeper into Postgres 9.5 – New Group by Options for Aggregation
SO just downloading without uploading should be fine?
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Protip: put an extra new line between items or HN eats your line breaks :(
You need to respect yourself to get that. If you're willing to work more than 8 hours, managers will take it from you.

There's a good book about how to prevent managers from walking all over you: http://www.amazon.com/The-Clean-Coder-Professional-Programme...

The opening chapters describe programmers in crunch time, and compare them with the lawyers at the same company who leave promptly on time. The rest of the book discusses how to achieve that for yourself.
There is documentation that the pacific islanders crossed thousands of miles of ocean successfully on a fairly routine basis.
I agree with the op - to me one of the benefits of Uber is being able to get out of the car, and just being done - no worrying about paying, or tipping, or anything. Just charge me a price, and don't make me think about it.

When I have to tip, I have to figure out what is customary - did I tip too much? Too little?
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> Finally, the fact that you need the console to even understand the meaning of a code fragment is a perfect example of language failure.

Isn't that the case for every language with polymorphism? Even C, once you add function pointers to the mix.

I've certainly heard polymorphism and OOP criticized on these grounds, but unless you're a hardcore kernel or embedded developer, that ship sailed about 25 years ago. Everybody uses debuggers and log statements these days. Expecting to be able to look at a code sample in isolation and know what it does is unrealistic for any large-scale system.
The owners of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland decided they own rights to pictures of the building from the outside as well http://www.nytimes.com/1996/06/16/us/rock-hall-of-fame-asser...
Thanks. I'd rather not run chroot though. Tends to be slow, bulky, and doesn't address a lot of what I actually want out of a linux phone
San Francisco doesn't have bikini season, it has bikini hours: 10:30AM to 4PM. The other time is reserved for hoodies.
This has a great landing page.
Also, Openshift is only supporting Node O.10 right now...
In this case I think it would not help. The project is done by Wikimedia, which has its servers in Floria. But the U.S. version of freedom of panorama is fairly weak (buildings only, see https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Freedom_of_panora... ). With this decision, it seems Sweden will also turn buildings-only. So U.S. courts will recognise the Swedish copyright.
They seem to be one-time deployments that never go away. Since there is no updating and no "down" at all, I think the answer to your question is "N/A."

But I may have it wrong. It’s a unique-seeming service, which can make the nuances hard to understand
Tautology time: If software was ever 'done' it wouldn't grow and become bloated.

Bloat comes from the combination of endless feature requests combined with the need for quick development cycles to implement those features.

Developer competence only slows the process.
Not if you have an honest lawyer.

Our associate billed $185/hr. His boss (Partner and in charge of the biz group) billed $345/hr.

The firm is not going into the red because the associate goes #2 and doesn't bill the time. And at 90+ hours a week their future at the firm is not going to hinge on that amount of billed time.
I've not yet tested it with React but I hardly believe that it can break the react-router... If you can reproduce it on the codepen boilerplate you find in CONTRIBUTING.md and post an issue I can give it a look!
Can someone use Segment to generate per-user reporting data?

So, instead of Total Company Sales this Month, I want Bob's Sales, Joe's Sales, etc. It feels like this is just a filter on top of what you already have. Almost like a parameterized query? (pass in @UserId for a where statement)

I originally thought maybe this is the job for one of your visualization partners but you really need to filter the results before you perform the aggregate.
Yeah. While I like what Uber is doing about tipping, even with Lyft, the system is a lot better because I don't have to decide the tip while also trying to get out and be on my way, or with someone staring at me.
I've heard, secondhand, from disabled people that tooltips are particularly troublesome for screen readers, keyboard traversal, etc. Might be worth looking into things that would reduce the pain, like associating the tooltips with their "parent" element via <label> or aria tags, etc.
In the US, juries are not required to follow the law:

SOURCE: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jury_nullification

RELATED TEXT: "A jury can similarly unjustly and illegally convict a defendant on the ground of disagreement with an existing law, even if no law is broken (although in jurisdictions with double jeopardy rules, a conviction can be overturned on appeal, but an acquittal cannot)."