skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is essentially what great "Pick up artists" do. They meet a lot of women, realizing massive amounts of rejection eventually leads to moments of success.

Basically, hit on as many women as possible, with the intention of dating them (not just getting a number to phone/text them), and refine your craft as you fail immensely.
I can't think of any situation where Westminster will prefer for Scotland or NI to secede. You'd simply be weakening yourself politically and economically, throwing away tax revenue, and looking pretty incompetent (even more so than now).

From the EU perspective, my own view is that if Sturgeon can find a way to persuade Scotland to go the full EU i.e. Eurozone, no opt outs and no rebate then I can definitely see Juncker finding a way to accommodate by doing some sort of quid pro quo with Spain. Whether the Eurozone economy will recover sufficiently (and/or the UK economy will tank sufficiently) to make that politically viable is anyone's guess.

For NI, if it wasn't for the super strong unionist movement, I'd say that there was a lot to be said for them going full EU: they're small, relatively poor, bordering Eire. But that's a really, really big if, probably enough to kill any real chance of it occurring in the next 20 years.
Submitting on behalf of the team that I'm advising.

Fun little game on the Messenger platform -- catches fish based on the location you're in (or that you send it).
See my comment above [1]. Also view a list of alternatives here [2 - 4].

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12016815

[2] http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/12-best-yahoo-pipes-alternative...

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9662035

[4] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9667004
Relative Likelihood for Life as a Function of Cosmic Time
In most cases I'd worry, but I think Gabriel is trustworthy and long-term focused.
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Holland and Denmark both had EU referendums and went back for a second referendum with revised terms which passed. The British people decided to join the EU in a referendum, decided to leave the EU in a referendum and absolutely have the right to vote to stay in it again in another referendum.

The whole process is stupid, but perfectly democratic.
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Agreed, thank you Sean for all your hard work. You rock!
That's a good question. I think it's probably by enjoying what you do - if you enjoy it and keep learning as you go, you'll probably get better.

Basically sounds like a way to get to the "10,000 hour rule".
>If an Elbonian comes to US and breaks to your house is it okay because in their country there are no lock on the doors, just a lot of mud, so breaking is not a crime? This is the logic here, as I see it.

If they came to the US they would be subject to US jurisdiction. Hackers from other countries aren't, at least not always.

Edit: I mean prosecution. Jurisdiction applies whenever there are effects in the US, see link below.
Trying to solve the wrong problem, PV solar has gotten fairly cheap and works on overcast days so this is going to cost more and be less useful.
But entirely possible even if you're not!
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This is a big problem in the language now. There's no solid apis for working with the frontend (invoking the parser and getting a result). The backend apis are acceptable, except that it's difficult to move values around.

I'm a couple of weeks away from the end of a three month release window, so I've (for the moment) given up on trying to finish the apis. But I'm not far from having them done. A month, maybe?

But after that, I'll write a guide on how to embed Lily, and how to extend it.

For the moment, your best bet if you're creating a standalone package like postgres is to refer to how postgres structures the dynaload table. If you're looking to embed the interpreter, it's awkward and hard.

Once this release cycle ends (July 10, Lily's true 5 year anniversary), it's the first thing on my list. I want to give people a solid api so that other people can start building stuff and not have to worry about me breaking it.

First the api, then the tooling, then documentation. You've got my word on that (and HN won't let me delete this, on top of that).
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I think you are assuming saner code then I'm used to.

Honestly, I can't say how it would work if I was using a java code base that consistently applied these kinds of ideas. You may be right, but at this point I have hard time believing.
I am not proposing anything. I don't know how we can cap the lifespan of an adult. But I do know that if we have a cure for aging today, i.e. people stop dying from this day onwards, the population is only going to keep growing and that doesn't seem very sustainable. This is, of course, given that people continue to have children. Halting the production of new offspring could be interesting to witness from an evolutionary standpoint.

As far as the loaded question is concerned, I did sense an inflammatory tone in kobeya's response with the gas chambers question. Your response, on the other hand, is more discussion-oriented and open-minded.
That makes no sense. Why aren't the FBI in violation of CFAA, then?

Expectation of privacy defines the bounds of a search. Police searches are not permitted to conduct otherwise illegal activity Just because they are searching.
Google Drive + KeePass
I think the "middle class white dudes" issue is this: Unless you (like me) had parents who had some bad things happen to them financially, if you're parents knew what they were doing and had some form of means, you were probably successfully isolated from poverty growing up.

This means that you're understanding of poverty will lack nuance. If you're one kind of person, you'll think its just bad parenting and bad culture. If you're another kind of person, you'll think it's external causes from racism, bad schools, etc.

The fact of the matter is that most people I've encountered who actually grew up in and around poverty understand that Coates portrayal is heavily biased towards the "external" causes, as opposed to the other forms of literature heavily biased towards the "it's their fault they are poor."

Why is this? Because there isn't really a market for the nuanced truth: It's a mix of both. I grew up in an extremely poor county with about 50% white/black, and most of both were poor. I went to the same schools, and watched some of my friends go down one path, while most went down the other, very bad path.

The problem is people like you, whose parents did what I'm doing with my kids (keeping them away from these failing schools and bad neighborhoods), have no clue what's going on and are limited in your information to the two extremes of WHY this is happening.

Why did two of the extremely smart, black male friends of mine growing up go down such extremely different paths? They both were poor, both highly intelligent, but one decided he wanted to fit in with the overly masculine cultural norms in black youth culture, while the other went down the path of escaping the trap of poverty by getting financial aid and going to a great public university. Their paths diverged in 8th grade.

What book out there explains this, and if it exists, is there a market for it? Probably not.
CFAA is about exceeding authorised access, not violating expectations of privacy.
How 'Advantage Players' Game the Casinos
They have a big market share, they protect the IP, and they are technically beholden to their clients. Why wouldn't you do business? The cost-benefit for Apple probably always leans towards "Hope competitor X fails".
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The New York Times | New York, New York | Onsite | Full-time

Come work in the newsroom of The New York Times and write code to shape the future of journalism. The Interactive News Team is looking for full-stack developers (ones with ops experience would be particularly welcome at this point) who care about the news and want to help make it better.

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As an Apple and Spotify customer I will quickly stop being an Apple customer if they try to control / influence Spotify. I use it all day at work and at home on my Sonos. I never knew that if challenged I would be more loyal to a music streaming company then my main hardware providing company, but, it would be a non negotiable issue for me.
I love Action Cable!
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We are hiring data scientists (code + statistics), deep backend engineers (algorithms/concurrency/computer architecture), application engineers (frontend and backend), devops, mobile developers, support, and a director of engineering/other engineering leaders. With high probability we have a place for you here.

If interested reach out to chris@wingify.com.
relevant HN article [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9660682
It's not racism. It's never been about race.

It's always been about money. The people who have it and the people who don't.
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Solink - Ottawa, ON, Canada (ONSITE)

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From the article: In a statement, Oracle general counsel Dorian Daley said the company had been providing all its latest software for Itanium servers since Kleinberg's decision.

So does this mean they actually continued to work on it, but just told HP there was no market and had stopped work?
Second Spectrum | Los Angeles, Lausanne, Shanghai | Full-time | On Site

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Springest is a rapidly growing international marketplace for learning. From online trainings to university courseware,

Springest helps you find, compare, and book whatever you need to reach your personal and professional learning goals.
We are looking for a senior developer to join our product team. We use Holacracy which in short means we have no managers and you are in control of what you do. You help build and shape the product.

Stack: our main app is built on Rails with Postgresql, Elasticsearch, Redis and more. Next to this we have a lot of smaller services and internal tools where we use whatever tool is best for the job but we have Golang and Elixir/Phoenix in production.

Springeteers are a happy bunch, and learning is very important here. Next to internal workshops, we regularly host meetups in the Ruby and DevOps spaces, most recently we hosted Elixir Amsterdam. We also organise monthly in-company hackdays where we work on creative ideas and new technologies that are not on our regular roadmap. Some hackday projects have grown out to become part of our core business. If you come up with a great idea you're excited about, you can run with it and see how far it can go. Read more about that here: https://medium.com/@springestdev/how-to-run-an-all-company-h...

VISA: We can and have hired from outside the EU so we can help you get set up here in Amsterdam.
Every employee gets a 1000 Euro budget per year which you can use to go to conferences, buy books etc to develop yourself. We are an English speaking company but some of us have also used it to learn Dutch.

Interview process: When hiring we like to talk in person or on the phone to get to know you, after which we do a 1-2 day trial to get a feel for your working style. This also helps you get a better impression of our team, our working environment, and the Holacratic process.

* Learn more about Springest: http://about.springest.com/ and http://over.springest.nl/werken-bij-springest/ (Dutch)
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Position: Dev Ops Engineer
Stormpath is an authentication and user management service that helps developers quickly and securely build web and mobile applications.
Come join a team where you can have huge impact! We're looking for a versatile DevOps engineer to work primarily with Linux/AWS/Chef/Docker to support a Java environment.
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Maybe, but it's definitely easier to break into a million PC's than a million houses.
That's very different. You can exist without a good SERP, you can buy ads, acquire users elsewhere, but you can't exists outside the Appstore on the scale Spotify plays.
When you redoubled your efforts was she also redoubling her efforts in parallel? I'm curious because the way I see these stories almost universally implies the relationship quality is down to the man's effort
If you are an engineer introvert like myself that is hesitant to post your info here, I run a anonymous, private job matching service for people not looking for jobs: hirewhen.com

hello@hirewhen.com with the same info you'd post here. Or just say hi.
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I find it hard to believe you guys and dispatch.me wont butt heads at some point
I'm not convinced the TSA is the best solution, but I still think bag checks helps. Let's say we "move the target" from on board a plane to the people clustered at the security check itself. A bomb goes off and kills 100 in the airport. That's bad. A smaller bomb goes off on the plane, decompresses the cabin of an international flight, and 600 people die. You get more bang for your buck if you take out the plane, so maybe some of this makes sense?

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Irony: campuses (at least a vast majority of the ones I've been to in urban areas) tend to border higher-crime parts of town and would thus otherwise likely be subject to the same police jurisdiction.
Seizing a retirement account that way is pretty low. The punishment should follow the law for the crime, not allow arbitrary witholding of earned pay.
It might work since one has no expectation of privacy in public and taking picture of him is perfectly legal, making a copy of the document (taking picture) on the machine with no expectation of privacy would be perfectly legally too.
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If you're looking for a young and fun environment to work in, lots of freedom, the possibility to work on a project with huge potential using the latest tech, this is for you.

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AirBNB broke rules to get where they are (craigslist spam comes to mind)

Uber broke rules to get where they are (spamming Lyft drivers with fake requests, operating in markets where a Taxi license was required without doing the paperwork or paying the fees, picking up people in taxi-only areas (like Chicago airports) ).

The sad thing about all of this is that punishments are often so weak, the game theory optimal play IS to break the rules. If you break the rules, succeed, and get caught.. you still end up winning. If you follow the rules and fail, you are still failed.

To make game theory sense of this problem, you would need extreme punishments. Like founders in jail for 20 years or executed. The problem with this, is clearly some new businesses broke rules by accident. Opps you accidentally sold 1 insurance policy in a state you didn't have a license, let's execute you - not cool.
I use iCloud Keychain, and 2FA wherever I can. For this I've mostly used OTP Auth.app: OTP Auth by Roland Moers
https://appsto.re/th/i4ovN.i but I'm also interested in the Hurricane Electric 2FA tool in their network app: HE.NET Network Tools by Hurricane Electric, LLC
https://appsto.re/th/UQ7jZ.i as it uses the iCloud Keychain for sync, rather than their own storage format.
How to sign commits on GitHub with GPG
Compared to what? I meant in the sense that the full gzipped version wouldn't even be as big as a single small image on a website.
CFAA exempts warrantless searches?
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The part of the ruling this article is discussing isn't binding precedent, and doesn't affect the case. Even if it were overturned the court would still have found for the government.
Wicked fun and glad to get a chance to test it out. Excellent results with tweaking parameters, at least to my ears. Functional and appealing, well for those into this sort of heavy chug style (djent), which I get a kick out of most of the time. Spiffy!