skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah ok if you're a super deep sleeper then I'm not sure what to suggest..

I know that Philips makes a crazy progressive light alarm clock that goes from dim to SUPER BRIGHT in the span of 10-15 minutes, designed to slowly wake you up by brightening up the room, but again I'm not sure how much light affects you, and it's actually really expensive.
I am using Docker for development and production (swarm). Since I am a Mac user it would be really great to try out the beta.

Docker ID: jzvelc
The author forgot to mention that it will be Russian, and produced by KAMAZ. http://sputniknews.com/science/20151006/1028104950/kamaz-dri... . Mind the muzzak on 0:51 in video.

UPD: it appears Russians also have Gazelle for small business already driverless and capable to drive on Russian "roads" in rural regions. https://ninja.oximity.com/article/Russia-ready-for-driverles...
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Hey! could you shoot an invite? We're fighting with Vagrant for our development environments and considering moving slowly into Dockerizing all the things to unify them with production deployment :)

Docker ID: zenitram
Just read the features of the pro version: "1 year of post storage, up to 1000 posts per feed"

I totally forgot Google Reader would store feeds forever, so you could search back in time. That was actually an amazing feature.
I think you're reading it wrong.

The penetration [..] of the vagina or anus [..] without the consent of the victim.

Nowhere does it say that the body part must belong to the victim.
No, sorry. You cannot retroactively retract consent. If you said a genuine yes at the time of the intercourse and at no point you signalled you were not okay with it, you cannot just say it's rape all of a sudden. It is not. Otherwise, any person (usually female, even if you want it 'less gender political', which I personally find insincere since it plays a big role in the discussion) can screw over the person they had sex with (usually male). This is just another form of authoritarian feminism, designed to shift control even more into the hands of women. False rape allegations are not the exception, they are common, and the punishment for such false allegations is either nonexistent or very minor despite the the fact that they can destroy the accused person's life.

Where are we headed? Do men need to have the women sign a contract before sex to avoid the lies? Because that's what it's looking like to me. Kinda unromantic ;)
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Did he want to have sex with her? Then she's in the clear. If not, then that's one more bit of evidence that could come up if he accuses her.

Just like if I initially didn't want to lend you my car, and then you 'changed my mind' and I end up accusing you of theft for taking it. It makes it look bad for you if there's any evidence that I turned you down initially, so you really should be certain you actually have changed my mind before taking my car.
> Common Table Expressions (also: CTE, also referred to as subquery factoring, e.g. in Oracle) are the only way to declare variables in SQL (apart from the obscure WINDOW clause that only PostgreSQL and Sybase SQL Anywhere know).

Unless you're using all server which supports variables?

Not sure if I misunderstood what he's trying to say or not.
> Companies are required to act in the interests of the shareholders. These companies were required to pass the synthetic tests. If the manufactures spent precious resources "wasting" R/D and manufacturing effort going beyond the requirements placed upon them to ship expensive but already conforming vehicles, they would be savaged in the markets, and executive open to litigation for dereliction. I'm not defending it, by the way -- this is how capitalism works.

We have an example in Apple that does exactly this, with a CEO that makes statements during quarterly earnings summary calls openly admitting exactly this, and there is no lawsuit. This is also how capitalism works.
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Please don't make such a strongly worded blanket judgment of what someone should (or for that matter, shouldn't) do, especially when it concerns mental health.

Our understanding of mental health issues, and especially schizophrenia, is still very rudimentary. For all we know there are multiple forms of schizophrenia that require different approacher. Furthermore, there already is evidence that (some) schizophrenics are best helped not by medication, but by learning to 'deal' with their voices (by not suppressing them, or setting 'limits', etc.).

For my part I have one friend who was diagnosed with schizophrenia and who is, so far, managing okay without medication. He's also talking to a therapist, which I would definitely recommend to anyone suffering from anything (even if just for a while).

My point is not to advocate one approach over the other, but to nuance what you said. I can understand that your experiences play a big role in the strength of your recommendation, and I by no means want to tell you to shut up or anything. I'm also happy to hear medication worked for you.

I'm just asking you to be a little more cautious when telling others how to deal with mental health issues, especially if there's no consensus on how to treat them.
I haven't seen this much; I read about these stories on HN/Reddit, but don't encounter them in real life much.
When I first encountered the spinning dancer, it was hard to change - after much practice I can control her apparent direction at will. Similarly the lunar craters / mound effect once impossible to shake now subject to my intention. Practice.
I think the complete opposite. I don't like the desktop version so much but love the server. The support in the community is big (and bigger than most other distros) and I know Debian and know how to handle Ubuntu which has a more predictable support window time. Why should I use something else if I know my friend&enemy? Also I get a lot more software preconfigured for it, also ppa is a system not every other distro has.
Actually, I think I do mention the immigration cap in my article.

That is even more incentive to come over now rather than in 1-2 years, when the immigration cap for EU citizens will be implemented as planned.
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I imagine they would start out only on multi-lane, limited-access highways. The small number of entry and exit points would make it much easier to program the truck. Such roads carry the bulk of long-distance truck traffic anyway.
I think the thing that bothers me most about Feedly is paid-search. Sure, I don't mind if you limit advanced searches to paid users, but when I'm trying to do a simple search for something I know exists in the same feed (and saw like last week), why is that so ridiculous?
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> It's also why we've been holding a private beta, so that we can make these kinds of changes without disrupting huge numbers of users' workflows.

Pretty much every developer's workflow is already heavily disrupted by not having access to beta. I've spent days trying to get my filesystem notifications up with dlite and Dinghy (succeeded with the latter). So whatever you guys do, it's still better than what's currently available.

Keep up the awesome work!
Before I even click, I notice that's not a Stanford link. But instead something hosted by a political organisation that takes a stand on this very issue. Should I be worried by this oddity?

And now I've read it, and we've gone from confusion about what "drunk" means to confusion about what "intoxication" means. Do you have anything that actually defines this term in this context? Does a memo from 2009 have some kind of special legal force, that allows the widest possible interpretation of this term? If they meant after the first alcoholic drink, why didn't they clearly state that? Instead they used "intoxicated" which generally, but ambigously, means "really drunk" (thesaurus suggestion: "helplessly inebriated"). That's also what I would assume, but then I'm interpreting this memo in good faith.
I find applications of AI to art very interesting. Do you have any pointers?
That's already more known unknowns than most software vendors have. 95% really boils down to "x licenses of package y, options z and w, additional support at n dollars/hour", which you can put on your website just fine. The "sales teams" are often glorified speech-to-text lackeys that just feed your numbers to an excel sheet, read back the result and then make you believe you're getting special treatment.

It's different for software that actually needs integration of some sort (SAP, most of the IBM portfolio, …) but SaaS startups doing this shit are just deluding themselves.
An apt description of disturbingly many workplaces. This type of "superior" person can hide themselves quite well and have a decent working relationship with their "inferiors", but when challenged will show their cards.

The difference here was that OP had the power to say no, and wasn't trapped by obligations.

I have the impression that some commenters resent them for having that level of self-determination and make excuses for the behavior of the employer.
Poll: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11570745.
Since you did I might as well.
Me and my brother are starting out on our blogging "careers" so I would love to hear your opinions http://codecleane.rs

It's about software craftmanship in an enterprise environment
> First of all, they didn't caught VW cheating, they caught Audi cheating, amongst others. VW was using those Audi engines. The press just jumped on VW, because they were the biggest and can take the biggest hit.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi
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Are these submitted to a journal for peer-review?
In answer to your initial questions, yes? To all of them?

If you're sitting close to someone you're attracted to and you turn to stare into their eyes and they don't smile back or snuggle closer or lick their lips or do something to indicate that they appreciate the increased attention, it seems like a no-brainer that the right move at that point is to back off at least to the level of interaction that they last seemed happy about. If you're not sure about the signals you're getting, that's when you need to ask out loud.

To put that another way, yes, many non-verbal cues are easily misunderstood. Many others aren't. (Most behaviors involving eager smiles and reciprocated action are unambiguously positive. Most behaviors involving uncomfortable frowns or attempts to reduce contact are unambiguously negative.) When there is ambiguity, you absolutely need to ask for clarification verbally before continuing what you're doing or escalating anything. That's especially common with a new partner: you'll probably learn each others' main cues pretty quickly, but nobody's going to complain about extra care to avoid misunderstandings under those circumstances.
A few reasons:

1. Tracks only shows on an artists page, not your stream of all artists you are following.
2. Tracks wasn't there originally when this extension was made. It was only added somewhat recently.
3. Often artists will use the repost feature to share their own tracks that have been posted to their label's or another artists account. This is especially true when it comes to remixes. This extension will still consider these to not be a repost :)
Palette would be the word usually used in this case. As in, an artist's palette.

Palate would be wordplay or typo as parent suggested.
> Trouble is if your company pivots and you have been doing Mainframe COBOL for 20 years - you might find transitioning to a new language hard.

Then you are not following the advice discussed.
A discerning, technologically literate audience who never heard the term 'site sticky' before? No, you're right, no use for those.
Good idea, but requires a lot of manual work. Because I suspect that you don't only receive updates, but also some salesy stuff. Might be easier to write a crawler for blogs or websites that don't offer RSS.
I think there is a qualitative difference between a company officially supporting an open standard, vs the availability of third party tools that translate from whatever the company chooses to produce to the open standard.
This is bad for the 99.998% .
This. Inoreader's UI reminds me a lot of goold old Bloglines!
RSS feeds were just never easy enough for most people to bother. And not just the proverbial grandma, most techies don't use RSS either. Sites will run analytics and see that nobody is clicking the feed button.

RSS certainly solves a real problem, so I think there is an opportunity for reinventing RSS with better UX. Don't ask me how though.
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Link to previous discussion on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11501493
Ah - I made that association this morning when I read it over breakfast then thought I was being crazy.

No references to flat food though!
Good luck getting legal to approve the contract that comes with the simple price, or billing to pay the simple price without a purchase order being raised etc etc.

I agree with you on the small end of the spectrum - but there is a reason many "Enterprise" level plans are "call us" because the level of hassle involved can be directly tied into the cost you can charge.
The ones you wanted to emulate were probably not the elitist jerks, at least, I hope so :-)

The really good ones will usually go out of their way to help neophytes.
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Regional rights agreements are really slowing down the move of TV to online. Publishers say "well, we already signed these agreements with these TV companies, so we can't let this shows be streamed online in those countries". TV companies say "well, we only got the rights to broadcast on TV, so we can't stream the show online in this country".

Hopefully as the popularity of online streaming increases, new contracts will take online streaming into account more. There's no real reason to have regional restrictions online, but I'm sure they'll continue as long as the companies want to get more money
Nobody is forcing you to. Plenty of folk have Netflix for access to favorite classics or TV series when they have time to. New titles are only added value for them.
Or try with Microsoft... if you're in Italy it's impossible to know (as a final user) any price for anything else than a single copy of Office or Windows...
Maybe we will get hubs initially where humans make the small journey to their local hub A with a some standardized container load, then the robots take over loading it onto a robot road train as designated by the software for the long haul and another human picks up the consignment from hub B and takes it to the recipient? All the hubs are next to a highway.
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Huh, thats weird, I got a confirmation and everything... Oh well, signed up again.
You can find homebrew uninstall info from here

https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/blob/master/share/doc/homeb...

# I did:

# remove all packages
$ for f in $(brew list); do brew remove "$f"; done

# download uninstall script
$ curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/uninstall
# review script
# run uninstall script
$ chmod +x uninstall
$ ./uninstall
...

# review
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/usr/local/etc/
/usr/local/lib/
/usr/local/share/

# I removed
$ rm -rf /usr/local/share/ /usr/local/etc/

# Restore permissions

$ sudo chmod 0755 /usr/local
$ sudo chgrp wheel /usr/local
Yes, only one of your three examples was correct.

Homicide is so broad it's meaningless.
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FYI that is a local link that will only work on your computer...
> Because as someone who analyses marketing and advertising data, I can tell you that I strongly believe they do not use GA data in this way.

You can choose to believe that, and I can believe that a huge company funded almost entirely by placing highly targeted adverts on third-party websites across the web has a vested interest in data collection.

> THE WEBMASTER CAN CHOSE TO NOT SHARE IT WITH THEM.

Calm your tits. No one is claiming that Google hijacks other people's websites to inject GA tracking codes.

The point is that saying "(webmaster) chose not to share visitor IP addresses" ignores a key point: GA relies on the client loading javascript from a GA domain. That means GA has a client IP for the user-agent (i.e. browser) making the call. That isn't an opinion, its just how IP networking works.

Edit: Because someone else in this thread referenced some very relevant parts of Google's terms/policies:

"We use the information we collect from all of our services to provide, maintain, protect and improve them, to develop new ones, and to protect Google and our users. We also use this information to offer you tailored content – like giving you more relevant search results and ads."

https://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/privacy/

"When you visit a website that uses our advertising products (like AdSense), social products (like the +1 button) or analytics tools (Google Analytics), your web browser automatically sends certain information to Google... When you visit websites or use apps that use Google technologies, we may use the information we receive from those websites and apps..."

https://www.google.com/policies/privacy/partners/
The same effect is occurring in South Africa. People I know are switching back to piracy because our Netflix catalog is probably in the region of 10% of America (for the same reasons, as well as others).

After years of not being able to legally access some copyrighted content, with no discussion and no change, I honestly don't see the copyright holders backing down - strange considering that they are the only ones actually losing out. Nobody deserves to have their hard work stolen, but I can't lie and deny that I don't perceive some form of justice happening here.
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StartUps were the boys' loophole for not having to learn to deal with their fathers. (/fathers' companies, structures, power games)
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There was a post a few months ago by a guy who was doing the opposite, I think his entire team got fired together but they got on really well so they were trying to apply to places as a group, so there is at least some interest in this out there.
That's because you used FB to register instead of creating your own account. I suggest doing that in future, and use a password manager.
This tracking only works when cards have been moved onto the "doing" list and off it?
The article was pretty good until this part.

>If you are a white male remember all the privilege you have enjoyed since birth just because you were born that way. It is your responsibility to change the industry and its bias towards more inclusion.

I'm from an Eastern Europe and my family never was rich, I had to put in a tremendous effort to even get into the industry. Assuming I got an easy ride simply because I'm white is a pretty racist statement and I find myself surprised that no one is calling out the author on it.

>It is your duty to send the elevator down.

No, it's not. Just like women don't have any duty to ensure that there's an arbitrary number of men working as models and just like black NBA players have no obligation to ensure that there's enough white guys on the team I have no obligation to worry about some arbitrary quotas.
no this is a major shift in how we are governed, it's creeping up multi-decade, and has huge future ramifications. It is literally the breakdown of everything we have taken for granted in economic governance in the past 100 years, and it telegraphs the kind of inflection point that leads to very big structural changes in society.

I'd call it one of those Thomas Kuhn style paradigm shifts in the making, this time applied to the sphere of economics.

It's not about a temporary price move, disease outbreak, or natural disaster, all of which are, I agree, all too regular.
Would it be better if Twitter produced RSS feeds? Yes.

In the meantime, don't let the best be the enemy of the good.
The whole deal system is a problem here. In Germany even the latest season of House of Cards isn't available, and that's their own production.
Did he want to have sex with her? Then she's in the clear

And how are you going to prove that in court without a written (and preferably notarized) consent form? Should the form also enumerate the agreed-to acts and positions, for when one party only intends to go to third base? Should condom use be explicitly mentioned?

if there's any evidence that I turned you down initially

I'm not comfortable with that, because "playing hard to get" is a widely-used dating strategy.
I am not sure you should be worried unless you beieve the document has been doctored.

I think the basic problem we are facing is that the definitions are rather open to interpretation. I think we can agree that someone who is unconscious is incapable of giving consent and that someone who is 100% sober is able to (assuming they are of a legal age and not mentally impaired) - the issue becomes where to draw the line. This gets gray very quickly.

The real argument here is this interpretation is being done by ad hoc and inexperienced "courts" using a balance of probability. The risk of making a mistake is very high no matter how well intentioned everyone involved is.
Yeah, it's not like this has happened ever before. We definitely need basic income. It will solve all the problems.
What a useful blog post! Thanks for sharing.
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We hear so much about various companies raising a round, exiting, attracting angel/VC attention, etc., but for those of us who have not done it before, it feels like there are a lot of knowledge gaps and potential pitfalls.

Has anyone seen or compiled a good list of resources that help business owners (specifically startups) learn about and more fully understand what it means to find, accept, and use investment funding? I'm thinking about the questions that don't often get answered such as, "How much equity do you usually exchange?" or "What happens in a failure case and you don't exit to megamillion $$$ IPOs (or it just doesn't make as much money)?"

Book recommendations, blogs, online guides, etc. would be much appreciated. I'm sure the tribal knowledge is strong on this one.
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From the scasm readme.md: "Do not ask for the final goal of this: this is more a learning vehicle to abord several interesting topics."
Isn't security one of those interesting topics?