skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have no idea what your original comment is referring to, but from my perspective you just lost the game of "let's not appear completely insane in front of strangers."

That's an ineffective way of communicating your point.
That's the other side of the coin. How the UK deals with the increase difficulty to find talent ? It is difficult to predict especially because the Leave politicians that will lead the country have campaigned on immigration control, and immigrant stealing jobs. However they don't really have an agenda and have proven that they are willing to backtrack even on big item like the NHS funding, so who knows ?

Your scenario could happen. The UK could do too little or too late and let the startup market fizzle. Or the UK could simply not care.
> The UK banking system is not about to collapse.

Santander -20%. Lloyds -21%. Barclays -18%... etc

Nothing to see here, everything is ok...
i can tell you a bad one: Yammer
We're switching away from credit cards as much as possible for that reason among others (e.g., we spend less when paying with something more tangible like cash). The only remaining use is for gas, hotels, and online purchases that I won't trust a debit card number to.
Thanks for the reply, but my question was more about what comes after the green card.

Just to clarify, I too have green card.

If you google online https://www.google.com/search?q=leave+company+after+green+ca... most people talk about the "6 months rule".

Basically they're saying it's ok to leave immediately as long as you don't apply for citizenship. The problem arises when it's time for citizenship and they blame us for being a fraud. Were you aware of this?
While I don't think scaremongering is needed, I agree that it was a bad idea to just take the skimmer. It does interfere with legitmate police operations and could delay or prevent prosecution of the perpetrators.
> Europe's longest period of peace correlates with the existence of the EU.

Europe's longest period of peace correlates with the existence of the EEC (1957–1993), not the EU (1993–).
It's really sad to me that this is the response we are seeing from CCI.

Instead of urging companies to compete with the firms in California and offer a comparable salary, the first reaction is to punish talent for leaving? Totally insane.

You want top Canadian talent? Pay for it.
Because it's anti-consumer and it stifles innovation. It's the same problem with console exclusives. It allows a company to release an inferior hardware product and crush the market by using other people's software offerings, rather than have to compete on the hardware front.
Do people call Japan's immigration policy racist?
No because it applies to everyone equally. They call it xenophobic because that is exactly what it is.

In the US we actually had a racist immigration policy, the Chinese Exclusion Act [0] because it was actually applied to a single race created by actual racists. Do you see the difference?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Exclusion_Act
It can be interesting for some people here the research review we recently published about ECDSA and ECIES for the secp256k1 elliptic curve (used in Bitcoin and Ethereum): http://blog.coinfabrik.com/ecdsa-security-in-bitcoin-and-eth... and http://blog.coinfabrik.com/some-comments-on-the-security-of-...
Can journalists/ editors qualify under the EB-1 visa?
What if someone took c.c, k.h, linenoise.c and linenoise.h
and made a tiny k4 REPL for UNIX with commandline history?

Would the k community appreciate this as useful, pragmatic solution?

I am a BSD /emul/linux, /bin/sh, vi-mode, ESC / user. I need searchable commandline history for q)k) and I really do not like rlwrap as a solution.

sources:

http://kx.com/q/c/c/
http://raw.githubusercontent.com/antirez/linenoise/master/li...
http://raw.githubusercontent.com/antirez/linenoise/master/li...
Please keep comments constructive. This does not help the original questioner, who may not understand why it isn't a fantastic analogy. Please either refrain from the negative commentary, or enhance the conversation by clarifying why you feel it is lacking.
Apple EFI firmware passwords and the SCBO myth
How Much to Access Government Data on Immigration? Only $173,775
one can't ignore the race factor in either. people's worst fear is minorities taking their white women.
Letters from Graduate School
Hi,
I'm planning a startup that will create barges or ships offshore, full of tech workers who would otherwise not quality for J, B, let alone O1 status. Power, water, food
and waste would be delt with through pipe or a low cost
bidder solution.

Given the history of the US, I assume there are
numerous laws about slave ships and holds of human
cargo. How can I structure my immigration dodge^W^W
er startup to avoid entanglements?

I'm backed by top tier VCs in sandhill row, so cost
is not a factor.
What If Robots Cut Your Pizza?
It the hypothetical example described it could be anything -- in fact it could be exactly like the "borders of Canada", some stretch of land with guards and fences. Or it could be some "portal", a mirror you can go through, a black hole, whatever.

That place would just have to comply with a different set of rules compared to anywhere else to be justified to call it an "alternate reality" (e.g. no gravity, fire is cold, etc).

Heck, we even call experiences like living with the Amish an "alternative reality", and those are on our very same universe/world, and with all the known laws of physics and basics intact.
> What they don't see is that they are competing with those people not because those people are different, but because the people on top have figured out how to take everything and not share.

It is not either or. Why are there all of the sudden a lot of "different" people around, hmm strange? Is that correlated with wealth redistribution? Is there a causal relationship, or are they completely orthogonal phenomena that those who are wealthy just use to distract the masses?

I agree with wealth disparity, but I am hesitant to buy the "racism" slant here (which I think I detect. i.e. people who don't want immigrant just hate people with a different skin).

Countries and cultures still exist. Scots are different than Englishmen. They almost voted to leave as well. We don't and probably will never live as a one universal, global, happy country, all citizens of the earth, singing peace songs together, dreaming of exploring space and so on. Now, I wish it was that. Sort of a world wide cataclim or aliens invading, I don't see that happening. People have been and will be tribal. It is a pretty well ingrained instict. And people will want to preserve their tribe's identity, culture, language and so on. Perhaps many see immigrants eroding that. That doesn't have to be tied to skin color. Painting it as racism discredits and that make your argument a bit too superficial.
It shouldn't be, but it is.
Any income (above 0) that is a result of working in the United States is illegal, unless it is for the company sponsoring the visa. Even a mere $100 of income from the App Store will be considered unauthorized, and could lead to deportation and potentially make them "inadmissible to the United States" (i.e. permanently banned). Please see: http://www.murthy.com/2014/01/28/home-based-businesses-inadv...
Sorry to jump in uninvited... but that's what HN is.

I think you're mischaracterizing the situation.

Perspective 1: UK is breaking up with the EU, not vice-versa.

P2: EU gets some adv/dis-advantages by including UK specifically
P3: UK had some advantages/disadvantages from being part of EU
P4: EU has incentive outside of British sitch to stay unified

My (american) perspective is that Britain should stay in the EU because while their direct adv to leave may outweigh direct disadv to stay, they are subject to P4, which is to make an example of someone who leaves.

Exclude your judgement of right, wrong, and what should be. Look simply at leverage.
From ROP to LOP Bypassing Control FLow Enforcement
I use D for econometrics. The ability to easily call C libraries and interoperate with R (D embedded in R and vice versa) is very handy.
On Ubuntu 1604 cups-browsed is broken, so plz disable it to get normal shutdown
I've recently upgraded my laptop from 15.10 to 16.04 and soon started wondering why is my shutdown time taking ages instead of minutes. I came to know from this[1] post that the `cups-browsed.service` is the culprit here. So, I just disabled it using:

systemctl disable cups-browsed.service

and restarted my machine, post which I'm getting a normal shutdown. Hope this helps someone who is suffering from this same fate.

[1]:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/760952/slow-shutdown-on-ubuntu-16-04-lts-stopping-thermal-daemon-running-fit-make-remo
"Rape is just more abhorred than murder."

I fail to see how this is true, unless you're only speaking about cultural depictions. The incidence of rape is double that of murder in the US.

http://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=tp&tid=311

http://www.bjs.gov/index.cfm?ty=pbdetail&iid=5366
I'm going to start experimenting with that today. I didn't think it would work very well though.

I read of a similar method to the article a few years ago.
Use a regular drip brewer with 50% of water normally used (by weight). Place an equal weight of ice in the jug. Brew as normal to get tepid or cold coffee in the jug. Add more ice after you pour or add milk. What I read said the results tasted better than simply pouring over ice because of the process of dripping the hot coffee over the ice as it brews gives a different flavour than simple diluting by adding ice later. OP's article seems to support that and I found that to be true - it works very, very well and it's very simple.

As you say, the aeropress method is basically the same as diluting at the end by controlling the strength of the brew and I'm not sure it will work the same way.
> That leaves you with higher performers, who clearly have essential skills to achieve success

The problem is that skill is usually deception, omission of information, or outright lying.
My friends recommend signing up for the Nexus program to facilitate speedy crossings. As I understand it you are effectively re-applying for your TN at every re-entry and could be rejected. That said, my friends all go back to Canada many times a year without issues.
Exactly. It's leverage, not abuse. What's the difference? Eye of the beholder.

Regardless of judgement, you have to look at leverage. That's what really matters in terms of outcomes.

I believe it's important for individuals to build character based on morals (ie judge leverage for abuse), but that's like suggesting thermodynamics law 2 just isn't very nice.

You're right: it sucks. But wishing it were otherwise is not super relevant.
The Prague Spring, 1968, and the ensuing Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia (Operation Danube).
Yes, I am aware of it. Peter has already clarified the issue above. What matters is the intent. One friend of mine switched jobs less than a month after obtaining his GC and he didn't run into any issue whatsoever.

"No, you are not stuck at all. As long as your intent - and the intent of your employer - at the time that your green card application was filed was to work for the company in the sponsored position, you can leave at any time after getting your green card."
Your survey refers twice, in page 8, to Mike Hamburg as Hamburger. Got a chuckle out of me, but you should probably fix that.
Yes, I just re-read the parent in light of your comment, it makes sense now, thank you.
In this case the poker analogy is terrible because in this case flush is talking about a physical surface being unbroken while poker is talking about a collection of items all being the same.
Well, there are trade-offs. I probably read less, but I think I'm more creative, since I collaborate more.
Awesome information, mate! Thanks for learning me something.

Though, I find it strange that the PH for cold brew, iff extracting less acids, is the same. Reading (very briefly) on google scholar it (acid) looks to be more a result of the way the bean was roasted-- with darker beans having lower acid. Have you seen any scientific doing that analysis?

... I'm just curious as to why (and I'll admit, it COULD be just in my head, I'm a sample of one) I find cold brew much easier to consume having an ulcer.
They are both very egoistic and unsuitable as presidents. One of them has a strong history of deliberate action fanning the flames of war which has led to the current refugee situation in Europe, notwithstanding the hundreds of thousands killed and millions displaced, the other talks about building walls and keeping people out of the country, instead of interfering with people out of the country, plus some BS talk about nukes and Mexicans. Guaranteed warmonger or probable asshole? I choose the latter. But really, they are both horrible choices so in the end it doesn't mean much to have the 'better' one win. Why do people have strong emotional responses to people having different preferences?

And you weren't with me to see that look. It was incredibly hostile. No I don't think he literally wanted to kill me, but he had the same look as a person who would. (From movies)
Hitler wasn't elected and bringing up Hitler here evokes a scenario far more dire than leaving the EU. Your original point was bad and I regret wasting time on it.
Except previously it was negotiating with a number of smaller entities.

Now it will be negotiating with a block of them. The UK just willingly decreased their leverage so they had free will.

Thank you, from all of America. You managed to be completely embarrasing in your 2016 election cycle, before we are really able to be shockingly shameful in front of you.

Brits are polite to the end.
If devs have to download a VM running an old OS with old tooling, the barrier to entry is getting quite high. I wouldn't touch an OSS project that made me do that, I would assume it was effectively dead.
I'd rather Auschwitz: you die faster, and you aren't contributing to your oppressor's bottom line.
I'm just trying help as much as I can. I've avoided answering any questions that proberts has already answered.

IANAL, but I've done a large amount of research into this, and I think an immigration attorney would find the answers I've given so far to be quite accurate.

Not sure what you mean by "US immigration realities are frequently different" -- all immigrants are subject to a same set of US immigration laws.
> This is really about Keeping Britain White.

Did anyone criticize and throw stones at Scotland for voting wanted to not be part of UK anymore. Everyone looked at that and said "how cute". If Britain does it, oh they are racist, they hate dark skin colors clearly.

I just don't buy it.

I can see Britain wanting to keep its cultural and national identity. It happens that they want to restrict immigration and most immigrants happen to have darker skin. I bet you if immigrant were Romanians or Albanians, who came in organized crim rings, engaged in ATM card theft and which is rampant. They would have as big of a problem with that. I don't skin color is a huge issue, it is rather used to ridicule the people who voted the way they did and to subtly call them racists as an act of revenge.
It's not necessarily punitive (although it could be), but they will unlikely receive similar negotiating advantages as they did before.
Awesome real time geomorphology. An AR sandbox
FWIW that "regression" looks like a program that depends on particular runtime characteristics to generate "artistic" output. Not really the kind of issue you can realistically develop around.

In almost all practical programs the new GC (in 1.5) was a significant win, or at worst no change.
Not sure why you're stating things about the US when we're talking about the UK and their policies --which apply to Europeans as well as people from other countries.

And yes, the Chinese exclusion act was by definition racist... But no one in any major western country is talking about excluding one race or even nationality of people outright (Trump talks about "pausing" immigration from conflict zones).

People do speak about controlling their legal immigration and deterring illegal/undocumented/etc. immigration (but pretty much all countries do have visa requirements (or inter country-region agreements) --even those who mainly export workers.
Not a BS article? It is Buzzfeed, they do nothing else.
But Go doesn't perform abysmally. The 1.5 GC is technically excellent (ask an expert).

Go does target "most users". That's the demographic. There will always be edge cases for which the general design does not work.
ummm no.

I'm talking about the fact that unskilled wages have stagnated due to the influx migrants that was enabled by the EU.

Honestly it doesn't matter who is really to blame as the people who voted perceived that the EU was the cause. And in these circumstances perception trumps reality.

The lack empathy to understand where people are coming from and talking over the top to correct people is why this debate is so toxic, and why so many voted to leave. To win this debate the remain campaign needed to understand the drivers of brexit, to empathise with those wishing to leave and to show how that leaving wasn't the solution to their problems. Instead they browbeat people supporting brexit, by calling them racist, xenophobic, and stupid.

I wanted the UK to remain in the EU. I still do, I'm not sure where we go from here.
I am on H1b how much time i have for job search if I quit my current job right now?
Because that would be a different language altogether, and that language exists: Rust. It's pretty cool.
Urgh, paywall. Far too many of these in HN recently, one could be forgiven for thinking they were spam to sell subscriptions.
Well two points in what you quoted,

1.) Cold brew isn't something all coffee aficionados dislike.
2.) That cold brew doesn't _irritate_ my ulcer as much. I'm not at all saying it increases or decreases the ulcer itself.
I think CPU designers would be a lot happier if they didn't need caches.
Now ask yourself - in the modern era, will you speak up for folks who've attracted the anger of a mob?

In 1930, black people were the outgroup. Now we have a different outgroup.

In 2016 you get huge amounts of social approval points for opposing racism nowadays, so the victims of mob mentality will not be black people. Nowadays they might be drunken frat boys who raped the poor black girl, the community leader who's attracted vague allegations of some kind of misconduct, or the douchey smirking CEO who raised prices of a good consumed by sympathetic people.

Will you oppose the (now mostly internet, thankfully) mobs out for blood? Remember that get exactly zero social approval points for doing so.
There: http://www.myce.com/news/comodo-ships-ad-injecting-https-int...
Sure: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2623829/authentication/weak...
Are: http://dottech.org/10032/paying-a-price-to-use-free-software...
For anyone else wondering, I'm guessing coldtea is referring to this: http://www.finkproject.org/. At first I was confused and thought they were talking about Frink, another very interesting but entirely unrelated tool: https://futureboy.us/frinkdocs/
strcpy() does, though.
Trade with whom? There aren't that many regions the world with a similar per capita income like the EU. The UK already trades extensively with the US and Canada, so that's an unlikely growth engine. Granted, the UK is a large economy, and may have some bargaining chips, but it needs the EU more than vice versa.
"Flush" here is used when something is at exactly the same level as a flat surface.

For example, if you take two tables of the same height, and push them together, their surfaces will be "flush".

Or, if something is embedded inside a surface, so that it sits at the same level as the surface. The slot on some optical drives is a good example of a slot that is "flush" [1].

So on an ATM a "flush" slot would be one that is just a plain slot in the flat plastic surface of the ATM, without any anti-skimming device which sticks out the front.

[1] https://www.dataquest.ch/images/uploads/newsimages/9056/usb_...
Yeah I see that too. I don't have much of a dog in the fight. I am watching across the pond mostly.

But this seems to be the pattern. A lot of young, technical people here, are upset and one way to show their anger and disappointment is to just say their countrymen who voted the way they did hate darker skin colors.

It is hard to argue against that because if they say "that's not why", the reply is probably "oh, but they'll never admin in public, so they are still racist".

I can understand and see anger and effect it has, but I think it show badly and paints them in a bad light. In other words those that jump up and yell racist! are not looking tollerant or in general don't manage to convince other effectively as to why EU was a better option.

(Economic advantage and breakage of those ties is a much better argument and I can see that one being real).
Integrating Solar Power Inverters with on / off grid systems
Is it though?

There are aspects of their history which was racist and the treatment of people of Korean descent living in Japan for generations is debatably racist (more ethnicist than racist) but their immigration policy, I don't think is racist just because they are very strict about accepting new immigrants and naturalizing people.
While the regulations apply instantly, it's because national gov'ts passed laws saying "You need to follow european regulations".

It's like how the FCC can change regulations regarding radio usage without passing a law. You're just delegating rule-making
I use credit cards like a debit card but get rewarded for using them. I pay them off in full every month, I have never once paid interest on a credit card bill.
This assumes the police have competency, concern, and resources.
How do they deal with many chips crossing the line at the same time?

How do they define the line in the first place? The transmitter has to be extremely directional and relatively high power.
The EU debunking myths about themselves is really believable. I especially like the one about TTIP: "Regulatory cooperation under TTIP can help businesses and consumers. It cannot undermine lawmaking powers". Yeah(!) ISDS doesn't undermine national laws and courts(!)
That's deeper than I thought. Target both? You probably will have more luck with shops they implement tableau, but why not find out which is better :)
Ensuring that skimmers need to evolve frequently is a valid counter-strategy because it increases their cost of goods stolen.
No, what I'm saying is when you're reporting on, or worse making laws about, a subject you should understand the words you're using. It wouldn't kill the media (or people in Congress) to spend twenty minutes learning enough about firearms to avoid looking like complete idiots.

And yes, you can define semiautomatics pretty well. But semiautomatics will not be banned. The problem is you can't define "assault weapons" in a way that they don't cover all semiautomatics.

It's completely reasonable to put scare quotes around a nonsense term like "assault weapons". If you say that at your local range people will point at you and laugh.
Tony Blair: Brexit’s Stunning Coup
Then again I found this: https://www.iggsoftware.com/support/articles/ibank-5/citiban...
She was Secretary of the State Department and National Security Advisor during GWB's presidency. It was her advocacy for the Iraq War and her support of CIA torture that I have a problem with. She's tried to downplay her role in it but moron wouldn't.
How Siri Got Left Behind
It not provide rules about the json structure.
The problem with Atlas is that it only helps you start, but you don't know how to take it from there.
I've had some things that were easier on Linux than a Mac, but I've never had (or even heard of someone having) anywhere near the amount of trouble Windows gives you if you want to do any coding outside of Microsoft's tools. What did you set up that was easier to get running on Windows?
Brexit Shows a Global Desire to Throw the Bums Out