skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Mentors, early investors with interests aligned to yours,finance professionals, lawyers. They bring knowledge of negotiation techniques, business intelligence on your acquirers,valution skills, legal skills ,financial skills eg how to reduce your tax burden, and best way to receive payment: cash? stock? a mix of both?
All sorts of issues arise when large sums of money come into play.
Like https://coffeemeetsbagel.com/ ?
An additional thought. Given the sales guy is an unknown (enthusiasm means little against results) why not put equity into sales results. E.g. 1% equity against every $10k in sales up to XX% + some level of reduced commission if this seems fair to include. Also you can put a minimum sales in so if he turns to a dud or loses interest quickly you don't have some random with a tiny share.

And make sure you have a get out of gaol card if they are no good. You don't want some one burning your hottest leads if they can't get over the line.
Whatever became of Manfred Trenz eh?
Yet another good reason to stay away from/not start tech companies in the EU.

// European entrepreneur with grudges towards the EU gov
I saw a good one once I think on ChessBase. I'll search for it.
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Yes, and I think Intel is not certain to win, just much more likely. The Power9 is here is targeting 2H 2017 release. Which is actually up against Intel Skylake/Kabylake Xeon Purley Platform in similar timeframe.

Purley Platform, Skylake Xeon offers:

Up to 8 Socket and 28 Core per Socket
6 Channel Memory Controller, 12 DIMM per Socket
Support of Intel Xpoint NVDIMM
48 PCI-E Gen3,
OmniPath 100G Connection

Offers up to 1.5TB Memory on a 2S Server, or 6TB Xpoint.
If you push to the limit of 128GB TSV DRAM and 512GB Xpoint, that is potential of 3TB on 2S Server and 12TB of Xpoint.

Not to mention Intel's Network Controller. The Whole ecosystem from Intel Cloud is actually quite amazing. Both from Hardware innovation and Software Compiler they are working on. It is the same lock in as the PC Windows industry, and unless you get a dramatic new way of doing things. You cant simply switch the Mobile Industry to x86 or vice versa all by yourself. Even if you are as big as Google. Then you get 10nm Intel Server in 2018/2019.

Again, I dont see the incentive making the switch.
Is this "still" a startup? It must have been around for decades.
> What does attractiveness have to do with stability of relationship?

That's exactly my point, so I'm surprised that you phrase your comment as if you're arguing with me.
Understandable :) Can I ask what platform you are on?
In case of Linux: the kernel alone does not make an OS, so if you consider the various distributions of Linux OS'es, like Debian for example: Each (well the large ones) distribution comes with their own package management tools.

So currently the "state of the art" is: Create a package for each OS (which means multiple OS'es of flavour "Linux").

I really wish their was a generic tool that would input a source tree and output packages for the most common package management systems.

Anyone?
I wasn't talking about ugly people — I was talking about "ugly" (in quotes) people with good personalities. And almost all of those people after 30 that I know have great, stable relationships, often with more attractive people.
Arresting words
I was thinking that. All he did was import a good deal of cannabis which is now becoming legal in many places. I'm not sure he was involved in any violence. He did seem rather wrecked when I saw him talk which was probably not a great ad for smoking loads.
Instead of giving money to poor people, who then have to spend it all on rent, why not provide affordable housing?

In Linz we have something called "housing cooperatives" (the German word is "Wohngenossenschaften"). These cooperatives build apartments, and to rent them you become a member of the cooperative. The goal of these cooperatives is not to make a profit, but to provide affordable housing.

And it's amazing how well that works! Rents are typically 50% lower than average, and the buildings are always well maintained. In general, they also have better amenities (playgrounds for children etc) compared to privately owned apartment buildings. The only problem is that there are very long waiting lists (more than 5 years in some cases).

It's amazing how cheap good housing can be when it's not necessary to make a profit for the owner.
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This is really useful. I choose random year (month..) and pick the best of these parameters. Some materials are timeless.
I think it's a difficult line to draw, typically (except in the case of high fantasy, like magic). We might find that our understanding of science to be "wrong" at any point, because science is not as "rigorous" as mathematics. At one point modern computing with semi-conductors would've been impossible (classical mechanics), but then we discovered that on microscopic levels quantum mechanics applies instead, and this allowed computers to the extent that we have today.[0]

[0] https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/112615/why-is-it...
What a joke. How could Google be liable?
There may be a little more structure behind this. Lisp, at his time, was incredibly different and prone to creativity and abstractions[1]. Amazing vehicle to explore. Most of the socially successful languages aren't about exploration but about economy of scale, lever. Most people are more happy building application by standing on shoulders of libs rather than finding new solutions to odd problems. I feel it's a bit similar to Haskell these days. They reinvent a world with their own abstractions, extremely powerful ones (concise yet general yet fast) but lots of people don't want to abstract this way.

[1] at a cost, you'd need high end machines to enjoy the benefits without the memory/gc issues.
"(2000 movies cherry picked?) Could you let me know how this doesn’t read as implying the author has bias? Am I perhaps misreading this?"

That was a question I posed, not a claim. They mention they only used 2000 of the 8000 movies and never explain why. And yes, I don't necessarily trust those authors (the way you seem to do), because they have an agenda. Doesn't mean I believe they are lying, but it must be allowed to poke at the article with a stick.

"Am I perhaps misreading that you think research like this is funded by gender studies grants?"

I have no doubt that studies like this is sometimes funded by gender studies grants. I didn't make that claim about the article here. Still, somebody needs to pay for it. So you can not just dismiss anybody else's response with "why don't you do your own study".

"perhaps the evidence you have that suggests the author had an agenda before embarking on this analysis?"

They say so themselves in their article, right at the top. They set out to demonstrate that white men dominate movie roles.

"You also have provided no quantifiable evidence that there is a bias in favour of women in any area of media, let alone in an area as broad as “movies”. Do you have such evidence?"

I never made a claim of bias in media, just that there is plenty of stuff for women to consume (not saying there isn't bias, just that I didn't talk about it). A quick Google search or visit to your nearest news agent could confirm that for you, I don't think I should have to invest time to provide you with a dossier for that.

"Also at what point did anyone mention they were afraid of running out of movies to watch?"

Well what are the authors afraid of? They say "white men dominate movie roles" and assume that is self-evidently a problem. Well, it is not, so I tried to guess why it could be a problem. The only time I would consider it a problem would be if it would lead to some demographic (say, women) running out of movies to watch. However, if there was so much unfulfilled desire, it would be a market opportunity and I can't see why the industry wouldn't react. In fact, if feminists are so convinced that many, many women are longing for different movies, they should raise money to make those movies. (Anita Sarkeezian already raised amore than a million $ for some lousy YouTube videos, so it certainly isn't impossible to raise money for feminist movies).

Let's take another occupation, modeling - it seems as if women dominate the modeling industry. Is that a problem? Do we need a campaign for more male models, and higher pay of male models? I personally don't care, because I am not interested in seeing more male models. If a lot of people were interested, the industry would most likely react.

In the same way, if a lot of people want to see movies with male actors (say they are into war movies, or action flicks), why would it have to be considered a problem?
WIX is not supporting SSL Certificate, thats the reason and there is no option to Add it.
> Bloomfield era you could have 4 (?) cores per CPU socket.

4 per socket, and at most 2 sockets per board.

Broadwell-EX, to be released this quarter, has 24 cores and up to 8 sockets per board.

So 64 FP ops per machine and cycle versus… 6144.

In the same time, GPUs went from 900 GFLOPS per card, 2 cards per machine (1800 GFLOPS total vs. 192 on CPU), to 9600 GFLOPS per card, 4 cards per machine (38400 vs. 12000). GPUs are still faster, but the advantage isn't that significant any more.
''Our generation of women is constantly told to have high self-esteem, but it seems that the women themselves are at risk of ego-tripping themselves out of romantic connection,'' ...''They are with an '8' but they want a '10'. But then suddenly they're 40 and can only get a '5'!''

http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life/why-women-lose-the-dati...
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If every time you took an ambulance you were forced to sign over 80% of your wealth or be left to die in the streets in a 'voluntary exchange', that would be exploitation.

The difference between that and slumlords is simply a matter of degree.

Desperation is the route to profit in both cases. Truly voluntary exchanges without gaping chasms of systemic inequality do not provide opportunities for sustained profit.
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This might be true for you, but its not true generally. I"ve known a few couples who met via online dating. And I myself had a long term relationship also trough tinder.

People are using it for numerous purposes. And there are also other apps. All in all, online dating is also for serious matters.
Largely because of the "Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act" of 2010.

That's right, government protecting the people again; in this case, lease-options or lease-purchase agreements with a financing component where the purchaser is living in the property during the term are now deemed consumer financing arrangements (rather than real estate financing arrangements), which are subject to review by the then-newly-created Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

It all but dried up the willingness of sensible sellers to write lease-options on property where the lessee would live in the structure. Yes, there was some amount of fraud and exploitation under the old laws as well, but now that entire mechanism was closed off to property owners willing to sell and [typically] working-class families looking to buy.
Note that although many prominent Scala people program in a very Haskelly style, mutable variables are significantly more idiomatic/first-class in Scala than they are in Haskell.
How do scripts end up on such script websites? Is it a fair assumption that it is random if a movie's script is online or not?

If you go by box office success it seems to me you already introduce the bias of consumer preferences, not choices of the movie industry. Wouldn't it be better to go by production costs (and marketing budget, if that is not included in production costs)? Although over time one would hope the industry choices would reflect consumer preferences.
This is why a lot of modern research is focused on geoengineering and repairing the environment. Iron seeding to counter global warming, etc.

We even protect wild animals because we want to see the environment where animals thrive for our own pleasure.
Whitespace and similar low hanging fruit should be flagged by scripts and fixed by submitter before reviews by humans take place.

As much as possible of other coding rules should be handled by scripts as well.

Talk to people and tell them to only submit merge request when they really believe they are done. If they need help before that it is better to ask coworkers for informal feedback on variable naming etc.

Added: If you are in 'constant crunch mode' then maybe you are wearing out your engineers and they just stop caring about quality?
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Yeah that's the one, seems it's maintained after all. It was/is awesome.
> any stigmata anymore

I'm assuming this was a spell check issue. Stigma is the appropriate word here. Stigmata are these:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stigmata
Thanks for saving me from having to look that one up.

Incredible that people will actually do this in production code. I don't understand a lot about cryptography, and even I know this not a good idea.
He had involvement with the IRA to smuggle drugs through Ireland, they used the money to buy guns to kill loyalists.
Working with the IRA was enough for me to dislike the man. People seem to forget the IRA used to blow people up quite a bit.
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Interfering with radar equipment by transmitting in a controlled, safety and security critical band? On a bad day, that could land you a truckload of terrorism charges.
But even if that was true, hook-ups are actually also a strategy for long-term relationships. At least, when asked, a very large majority of women and even most of the men say they wanted some kind of relationship from the hook-up.
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I may have misunderstood you, since now I realized your comment is a single very long question.
We are not unique in this sense. There are lots of animals that do the same: Beavers, Termites, Bees...
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The job has been challenging/interesting/varied and fun basically. I have applied elsewhere and had a raise, but another raise is out of the question now. (Thanks for the replys btw)
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Oh I'm sure that's true, but as a recovering Python programmer I'm uncomfortable with justifications of mutability under any except the most extreme circumstances. ("In our codebase we avoid writing side effecting code", my colleagues said, whilst filling the codebase with side effecting code.)
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The elephant in the room (for the past, I dunno, half century? century? something like that) is that in the 20th century the news media transitioned from being largely allied with the public at large and substantially working class folks to being entirely a part of the "establishment" and being dominated by elite, upper class perspectives. The media just does not do hard hitting investigative journalism any more, as a rule.
I'm disappointed. I thought the article will talk about how to make a minimal
package by hand, but instead it talks about dh_make and only tweaks
autogenerated files a little.

And by the way, those are called "directories" in unix world. "Folders" are
something related to e-mail.
Maybe if more towns had free PO boxes, then mail delivery wouldn't be interrupted by moves.
Hopefully corrected by your enthusias/selectiveness towards everyone in general.
How refugee routes into Europe are changing
The bloody Suicide attack in the Stavropol region
Looks like it is directly inspired [0] by Feathers [1]

[0] http://w5x.de/index.php?page=Feathers+%E2%80%94+Schreiben%2C...
[1] http://feathe.rs/
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So spy agencies' purpose is to help domestic business now?
no I'm sorry, I live in a house that was a damn luxury a 100 years ago and it's still a pretty fine house today. The houses described in the article would probably look pretty good compared to the poor housing of a 100 years ago, but not like any sort of luxury. The "look at those big screen tvs the poor have" argument does not translate well here.
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I get the point in your scenario. The simple matter of "degree" in this case might be simple but it is very big. First of all, i would say that your scenario is unrealistic. It is made up and it would never happen in actual real life. First of all, what psychopaths would leave a dying man, woman or child like that? Also, how would these ambulances get customers? Thirdly, who would sign up for their ambulance service? Yes, if we accept your premise of a society where this psychopath ambulance service has a monopoly and everyone is forced to use it, then sure, it is exploitation. But on the other hand, someone with authority has therefore sanctioned this psychopath monopoly ambulance service. Where did this authority get this mandate? Democracy? If you want to argue that this scenario would happen on the free market, i would like to see your arguments to why this ambulance service would still have customers.

If you control the premise of the arguments, it is easy to "win".
The vibrating string controversy (1987)
Well I'm looking for a cofounder now so perhaps you'd be a nice boss to some people if you start a promising startup with me. Drop me a line at rahman (dot) aspro (at) outlook (dot) com if interested.
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But what if testing with production-like data takes 1000x the time of testing with faked-test-data?
Wealth + status
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I think that's what eharmony does.
Slack and many other sites (possibly all of AWS) are blocked in Turkey
is there a list of current packages on qpm somewhere so far?

Also - any reason why couldn't just use npm with Qt?
I'm sure you're right that that's what women instinctively look for, but, in terms of stability, I wonder if in reality the reverse is true.

Powerful men have more women who find them attractive than less powerful men (for the reasons you stated). So they have more opportunities for affairs, as more women are into them.

To stay faithful, the powerful man has to say "no" more often than the less powerful man, and men aren't traditionally that good at saying "no".

So I think if a woman wants a stable relationship, the right strategy is to choose men who not many other women are drawn to (as opposed to trusting their man will say "no" consistently). If most other women are drawn to powerful men, the woman who wants a stable relationship should choose the less powerful man.
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Planet is really not being overwhelmed with humans. It's being overwhelmed with industry of ecologically blind luxury.

I can't really imagine how would one do animal agriculture with 50% of the earth.

Of all the agricultural land in the U.S., 80% is used to raise animals for food and grow grain to feed them.

Animal farming uses up an enormous amount of arable land, with 45% of the earth's total dry land covered in livestock.

I'm not sure where will you find all that land when you draw a line so imprecisely.

The easiest solution would be to just ban the animal agriculture. All of our problems solved. No more wild species extinction. No more rainforest destruction. Oceanic ecosystem can continue to thrive.

These oil accidents are nothing compared to dead zones caused by the pollution of the animal agriculture industry, or rainforest destruction.

Just some weeks ago there was a methane leak in the US that was considered a catastrophe. But it's equivalent to yearly methane farts of couple of million cows, and there's more than a billion on the whole planet.

Luxury is a strong force.
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I remember in biology we learned that symmetry is an indicator of good genetics, so it makes sense that we are biased to symmetry since higher fitness/survivability.
On point. The complexity of the overall land affordability issue isn't amenable to deconstructing in this forum's format, but yes, individualization is cheaper to accrete over time than build in from the start (especially if the labor input costs to generate the "individual differences" in the initial designs and operational implementations is driven by land costs themselves).
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As always it is not black and white. It depends on your threat model. If you just want to make sure that Google can't read your content (which was the original intention of ownClouds server-side encryption) then everything is fine. Also with older versions. But if you fear that Google might not only read your data but manipulate it then I would suggest to upgrade to ownCloud >= 9.0. But keep in mind that the files only get encrypted the new way the first time you touch them. ownCloud will not migrate all your existing files to the new encryption which includes the signature.
Food still requires valuable farmland, water, energy, fertilizers, pest control, capital to buy and expand the automation, operating costs and labor to repair and oversee the operations. It's an enormous amount of initial capital investment and a massive on-going operating expenses, and that's just for basic farming.

Now, add all the post-processing and transportation logistics after the food comes out of the ground to get to basic staple ingredients. Then add all the preparation activities, cooking, and packing to get to the Hot Pocket/Pop Tart level of salable food (or food-like) product.

Watersheds need to be protected; water needs to be treated, tested, stored, and pumped under pressure through a distribution network of pipes. Sewerage needs to be piped in the other direction, treated, and disposed of.

Electricity needs space, energy input, capital, and opex and a distribution network that needs on-going maintenance and repair. Gas lines need a lot of the same. Internet distribution needs...

Medicine needs space, energy, [lots of] people with specialized training just to apply the state of today's art. It also has a large research and development component responsible for ensuring that we aren't still using leeches to treat "Bilious fever".
Ha, getting hateful comments on reddit is pretty common. Not to downplay whatever is going on here, but I've found reddit to be pretty vile a lot of the time.
As far as I understand it's not really an "exodus" of money. It's money that these companies have made through sales outside the US, and are not bringing in to US because it is better to keep it abroad and possibly invest there.
For the power consumption problem, what about only using the phone when it is connected to power and fully charged? Most people charge their phones overnight.

Plus they're at home so they have fast wifi access.
I think you're mistaking a distinct strain of upper class liberalism including a strong neoliberalism for progressivism. Plus an oft servile relationship to power.
they have a duty to their shareholders to minimize
their exposure to taxes in general

Or, to put it another way, if we want them to pay more we can't give them any choice in the matter.
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