skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's all over the article: it lessens the demand for streaming media over Internet, which of course means income for the telcos.
What will the id become in that query when you got multiple people with the name? Null?
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Sorry, but that doesn't make sense to me. Look at today's highly unbalanced budgets around the world, and heavily deficitary pension systems. How would that work if you decreased revenues by 10% and increased payouts by 70%?

You're missing out on the dependency ratio. Take the Euro area, for example, today, for every 2 people in work age, there is 1 person being sustained (youth or pensioners), by 2060, for every 4 people in work age, 3 will have to be sustained, an increase of 50%, and it will be far more expensive than today, due to health care costs for the elderly.

Work age population will fall from 335M people today to 300M in 2060, while elderly will increase from 90M to 150M and youths will stay roughly the same.

So 35M fewer people paying taxes, and 60M more people needing support.
I would rather say: Elm has a BDFL (benevolent dictator for life).
It's the old,"A farmer has three chickens that won't lay eggs. So he calls a vetrinarian, and he can't help. So he calls a biologist, and she can't help. So finally he calls a physicist.

The physicist takes copious notes, precise measurements, and spends the rest of the day furiously scribbling in his notebook. Finally the physicist shouts excitedly, and rushes into the farmhouse.

The farmer says, "Did you figure it out?" And the physicist says, "I did! But it only works for spherical chickens in a vacuum."
support costs... which in this case is probably negligible but they will still get calls complaining that it doesn't work.
That's not really how things were.

We used to have "web hotels". Then they grew server side programming support, such as Perl and later PHP. Customers were at first not separated at all but later they were with Virtuozzo and similar systems.

This was later rebranded PaaS, to differentiate from cheap PHP hosting of yore. Some has now rebranded to serverless. It's not so much a "direction" as it is market differentiation.
I create a separate file for each concern, and I dump them into the same directory together. If the files list become significantly long I separate them into subfolders of more general concerns. For example a folder for everything to do with "recording" functionality.

Views are very simple. There is generally a class instance which is using a DOM element somewhere. So I store a reference to that element on the instance. Then I have a simple object containing references to all of the important elements within it. I have a function which generates the element if it hasn't been created yet and adds it to the page. Now I can change whatever I want to about the element or any important elements within it. I use classes like "is-hidden."

Sometimes I'll decouple the UI from it's functionality. In which case I usually implement a simple eventer system on the underlying code which the UI connects to for status updates.

Bingo bango. I haven't run into a circumstance yet where any one file was longer than maybe 200-300 lines total. It's simple to read, it does anything I want.

I have never needed to construct anything client side that warranted laying it out like a server implementation. But maybe that's my issue, I'm thinking too small and other people have a better idea of what the future of the web looks like than me.

I still prefer having control.
I've never used AngularJS, so I would stick my comment to ReactJS.

I would like to point that with ReactJS you have a suggested way of implementing the data-part of your application by using Flux-like architecture ( Redux, Fluxible, AltJS, etc. ). This combined with the views itself also brings more complexity to the application.

Still I believe that 5-6 years ago ( when Backbone was the way to go, most cases ), the current state of front-end is far more complicated ( in terms of build tools, css / html defined in JS files, hot-reloading, isomorphic code libraries, etc. ).

I'm still missing a front-end workflow, supported by a big company, which reduces the complexity and increases stability.
Show HN: Analyse the structure of your js project(relations between js files)
The base structure may be somewhat similar. However Angular 2 makes things more complicated with more stuff: dependency injection, class decorators, services, etc. Riotjs takes a simpler approach, inspired by React, but improved with better design. In Angular 2 inline html templates that are not syntax-highlighted by code editors. Full html templates require spliting the component in separated files.

In Angular 2 there are multiple data bindings syntaxs: There is one way up, one way down, or 2 ways. In Riotjs, there is only one, and you can use it with the Flux architecture or similar for a simpler, easier to reason about, and proven architecture. In my opinion Angular 2 is over enginered, with a lot of stuff that you can easily do without it. See React. And by not having over enginered stuff, you benefit of a simpler architecture that is easier to learn, and simpler to use. I have found that simplicity makes many people more productive. And React and Riotjs both are simpler than angular 2.
It seems like its a serverless pricing model.
It's using your system fonts. If they look terrible, it's not Github's fault…
Hey Rajiv, I just ran a 4 hour set of interviews through Scribie and have nothing but great things to say about the platform, the staff and most importantly the results. Great job and continued success.
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I have to agree with this. There is just so much unnecessary stuff going on in modern webpages. All too often I see relatively simple webpages with jQuery/Angular/React/Bootstrap/Telerik and numerous other libraries references in the header.

I started web development in the 90s where small size and high speed were key. I try to do the same now. I'll only use jQuery where possible, but if I do use a framework/library it will be to prototype something or to get something completed as I am under time constraints. If I get a chance I'll port it all over to plain JavaScript.

Modern webpages are just too big.
How far away from earth is this satellite? Further away from the moon?
This has been discussed here in depth: http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2016/06/why-shou... (see the comments not just the main blog entry)
Additive manufacturing is bad from the getgo. Anything with errors, adding upon with errors, is unsuitable for large scale precision manufacturing.
In Brazil many low-lower-end Android phones (from LG, for example, but I'm sure from other non-Apple brands too) have FM and even TV receivers.

The same phones support multiple SIM cards because cash-strapped folks on prepaid cards are aggressive optimisers.
How many Americans know any fourth cousins? In the village from which two great grandparents emigrated, I have met some third cousins, some at least twice removed, and here in the US I have met second cousins once removed. For what it's worth, it would take a very sharp eye, and maybe an unduly imaginative one, to spot family resemblances between the third cousins and me.
> What's going on with Wired? This page has an autoplay video ad below the article text and an anti-AdBlock full-screen subscription nagger that pops up a few seconds after page load.

"Revenue is falling; quick, what should we do?"

"Shut up and keep digging."
Congress requests investigation into Hillary for perjury
Yes, and full on shows. I've listened to Elton John's show a few times. Amazingly broad and eclectic music and more eye opening than I'd have expected - he seems to like a bit of everything.
This tool will make you feel like you know all the cool cafes to work
Maybe a little off topic:

- What's the (hi)story behind SQL putting the SELECT clause first? What are/were the benefits?

- What's the (hi)story behind SQL even differentiating between FROM and JOIN? Isn't it in the end: those are the tables, combine them in this way into one data set?

Any hints? pointers?
Another productivity booster.
Thanks for the warning, will not visit Wired again. Auto-play video ads, anti-adblock screens and clickbaity, capitalized titles are all diseases of the "modern" web and should be dealt with accordingly.
Or "elevenses".
For a hybrid setup, regulations will likely require that both the conventional engine and the electrical system to be powerful enough on their own to still take off if the other system fails after V1.

Still, that's massive savings over the current twinjets, which require two engines, both powerful enough to take off after a failure of the other at V1.
There's a startup in my area that are working on an electric helicopter: http://volocopter.com/ - they use 18 rotors, probably because bigger motors get heavy really quickly, but also for redundancy.
What a shame. It renders Tarpc next to useless, since it won't talk to
anything that is not Rust.
Which city is it?
Docker: Deploy a service with Swarm mode of Engine 1.12
A software dev living in Finland. From what I gather (by reading HN) I could easily get 10 times bigger salary in the US, buy a bigger house and a nicer car for less than I can here.

But personally I care about neither. What I care about is a stress free life. Since I have low living expenses, the safety net would easily cover all the costs of my current life style and that life is available for everyone (barring mental illness such as alcoholism which seems to be a problem). I live within a walking distance from the city centre, my work and groceries. Public transport is great, although I don't use it since I can just bike everywhere. Or if I need to use a car I can just rent a brand new merc for the weekend. And nothing of that would change even if I never worked a day in my life again.

Also there's about zero chance of ever landing a jail sentence, or getting harassed by a cop.

So I'm pretty proud of the society we have built.
Remeber those Arcade Game-Memory manufactured into the battery? You had to break the battery and (suppossedly) cut the powersupply to get to them.

Isane.
Why is VC such a terrible customer experience?
How does this address the issue of, say, one type of fish being sold as another?
SQL has a very large and complex syntax, which makes it hard to come up with a set of formatting rules that fit at least most of the statements. I think the only way to get readable SQL is to use a DSL-based SQL builder for your language - this decouples syntax from meaning and makes good formatting much easier. It also fits much better with your main language.
Having gotten to know Andrew a bit over the last few months, I can wholeheartedly say that he cares a lot about the open source community. DependencyCI and Libraries.io are labours of love and craftsmanship!
I quite like radio paradise. Curated (not much talking though) and ad-free. Supported by listener payments.

They have a beta test for their new web player: https://www8.radioparadise.com
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How to access values from 's Closure in Chrome Developer tool's Watch panel?
I feel the same way. How does this change benefit the consumer? Has Apple finally jumped the shark?
In my case it's being blocked by BT and redirecting to theirs security and risk management page[0].

[0] - http://www.globalservices.bt.com/uk/en/products_category/sec...
dang: can we change the url to https://www.exoscale.ch/syslog/2016/07/11/elk-docker/ which is the actual post
Firefox hack:

There is an extension to override/inject CSS for specific domains: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stylish/

Old styles can be grabbed from the: https://github.com/rreusser/the-old-github-font/blob/master/...

After applying the following config: http://i.imgur.com/hGffN8I.png GitHub look is back to normal.
wish I had that problem. After a good run, I'm craving food.
The system of account should be stricter the higher you go up, no?

Otherwise you seem to be making the case for civilian leaders to not have access at all to sensitive information.

(Sidebar: Because of the way this played out, this is probably going to be an impossible topic to talk about for many years. And the system is going to suffer for it.)
When I was travelling in the US I thought it was great. Eat one normal portion at 8 or 9 in the morning, walk around all day and only get hungry at 6pm or later.
Didn't arcades pretty much die out once powerful game machines people could play as long as they wanted to for free became affordable?
Total click bait. Muffins aren't breakfast in the US, they are something you might buy along with a coffee instead of having breakfast but they are not breakfast.

IHOP New York Cheesecake pancakes? There is nothing typical or representative about this at all. You can find glutinous outliers like this anywhere if you look. I've never even heard of this item. Additionally IHOP itself is a bit of a joke.

Dunkin donuts? Its fast food, its junk food. Again it's what someone might eat when they didn't have time for an actual breakfast.

Where are eggs? Where are bagels? Where is fresh fruit and yogurt? Where is toast? Because these are things that are far more typical of American breakfast items. Oh wait because these wouldn't serve your click bait title? The irony is this article itself is junk food.

You can make poor eating selections in any country and for any meal. That doesn't make it typical.
I was taught the second style of joins in the WHERE clause, but moved to the first style as I saw it was recommended.

Having used both, the INNER JOIN style makes more sense to me, as you are describing the JOINS when you are adding the tables and keeps it separate from the WHERE clause which is really a filtering step.

The second style combines the two and makes and makes it less clear what you are trying to achieve in my opinion.
Here's oxford dictionaries on the word: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/ask

> [WITH ADJECTIVE] informal A demand or situation that requires a specified degree of effort or commitment:

> it is a big ask for him to go and play 90 minutes

> it was a tough ask, but they delivered

Or OED: http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/11505?rskey=xAEeZD&result=1#ei...

> Westm. Papers 1 Nov. 107 Who has not suffered when he has played correctly second hand..from his partner assuming that there has been an ask for trumps?

> 2014 D. Chapman Ascendant lxxiii. 301 A plane? Full of people?.. That is an enormous ask.
And still isn't able to deliver a sane experience for developing NDK based apps on Android, as what Microsoft produced in around one year.

Or an emulator as good as what Microsoft created for Android.

I really don't know what all those PhDs are doing in Mountain View, code review from offshored work?!
Organise your testing team the Google way
You could use the VersionEye Maven Plugin for that: https://github.com/versioneye/versioneye_maven_plugin. It checks your dependencies against a license whitelist on the VersionEye server and if there is a violation it breaks your build on your CI server. That way you can enforce a license policy continuously. It's much better than just checking licenses once a year ;-)

I'm working on VersionEye since a couple years, it's a similar project and I open sourced it last week: https://blog.versioneye.com/2016/06/28/versioneye-goes-open-.... I'm following Andrews activities since a while and like what he did with libraries.io. Great job! As both projects have a big overlap and are open source now I'm open for collaboration :)
In India we have free streaming apps from the network provider like Airtel which allows downloads or offline playing of millions of songs without paying ,people really don't miss FM radio that much as it used to.
I am not good with electronics tbh but why it is not possible to mitm the connection between CD drive and motherboard? As far as I see from 'swap disk' technique outer protection track is not changing depending on game
Read the OP again :)
Agile is dead. Long live a modern way to build your product teams
Microsoft is also delivering a developer experience for NDK users miles ahead of what Google PhDs and Interview Puzzle Solvers are capable to deliver.
Is Beats Radio not a competitor to terrestrial radio? They both aim to provide the same service. They both pay fees to the same record labels.

Far, far more people are more familiar with FM radio than TuneIn.
The same can be said of any place. What's your point? The argument the article makes is that restaurant breakfasts are essentially crap -- that does not mean that's what the traditional or standard fare for breakfast in the US.

I was born and raised here: yeah, we ate cereals on occasion, but not generally sugary ones (usually things like plain cheerioes, chex, etc.) -- my parents refused to get the horribly sugary crap like fruit loops, so it was at least marginally better. More often, though, we had basted eggs, bacon, and hash browns with toast. Usually kept me running all day. Nowadays I usually end up making a latte and having a bowl of oatmeal.

I take one look at most breakfast menus and immediately start to feel sick. If I do end up going out for breakfast, usually I'll fall back to the same standby basted egg breakfast -- though usually restaurant cooks have no idea how to baste.

Generally, I'd suggest going to Waffle House if you do go out in the US -- they serve what is generally considered to be the standard American breakfast. Very nice eggs, good grits, etc.
Is that a block? Just seems to me that this is a fairly old article referencing some other fairly old page, which now probably redirects categorically to that BT page.
Can it be interpreted that friends are as similar as random people?
Can you please support Deb packages as well? Thanks
I'm still using an old stereo, the amps and speakers are still great. Although now I have a Raspberry Pi set up as an internet radio instead of a record deck.

I'm using a HiFiBerry DAC (https://www.hifiberry.com/dacplus) as the built-in analogue audio on the Pi is abysmal. Then MPD (https://www.musicpd.org) for the back-end and ympd (https://www.ympd.org) for a web UI.
Can you provide a single political movement that is fully optional in their goal.

Would a vegetarian say that if a person voluntarily buy animal factory meat, then there is nothing wrong with it.

Would a environmentalist say that if a person voluntarily buy a polluting car, then there is nothing wrong with the manufacturer selling it.

Would a anti-war activist say that if a person voluntarily join the military, then there is nothing wrong with war?

I am looking at a list of political movements, and I can't see a single one which would say that they are fine so long the thing they are working against is done voluntarily.
I'd probably use the FM radio in my phone more if it could receive BBC Radio 6Music but that channel is only available on DAB. I'm not aware of any phones with DAB radios.
> At least none of the FM enabled mp3 players I've touched would allow you to listen to FM in anything remotely reasonable

Like a lot of others on this thread, in 2005, I had a tiny Nokia 6610 that let me do exactly that.

Having read about the chip, I can understand why it's there, and I can also understand the probable tradeoffs involved that have lead to the decision not to enable it. But I am still surprised and a little disappointed.
ouch, didn't know that... Would you care to give a link where this is explained ?
I look forward to seeing it fly.
Irish Economy grew by 26.3% in 2015
If the moon is on the sunny side of the earth, it's going to be a new moon (as viewed from Earth), not a full moon.
No surprises here. But China plays good old fashioned realpolitik.

So unless the Tribunal in Hague has its own army strong enough to overcome the Chinese one, the US is willing to go to war with China, or 80% of the world revoke China as its trading partner - the decision is worth less than a toilet paper of the same weight.
Whatever it is, its legibility is horrible.
The Debian project's Continuous Integration project [1] re-tests all dependent objects whenever a dependency within the Debian archive changes. This way, changes that might negatively affect dependents can be caught early.

This is immensely useful, especially to the maintainers of libraries.

In order for them to be tested, dependent objects have to declare their testability using the autopkgtest [2] interface.

[1] https://ci.debian.net/

[2] https://people.debian.org/~mpitt/autopkgtest/README.package-...
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Yep, damn right. That's why it's so important that RMS says free software is political. As an ideology, it always matters as long as you like it.

People care about free software as much as they care about politics : only a few know enough to make a difference...
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Canada’s research regime in need of major surgery
In Finland some people choose to be homeless - in summer. When winter comes they no longer choose to be homeless or they will freeze to death. So anyone who wants an apartment will get one.
Also having an "error" status or 0 dependencies with my gradle projects...
I like the term DRP (Digital Revenue Protection)

Seems to cover the intent of things quite nicely :)
The fact you don't understand the other guy shows that RMS is about politics muuuuuuch more than about software
Exactly, to claim that you support FSF, you should support the goal of FSF which is that the four freedoms of software are more important than having more/better/different software without some of those freedoms.

As RMS says, "I also think that open source is nice, but by far it's not the most important thing there is to software." is a valid viewpoint but it's against the goals of FSF (not mild support, but opposition), so RMS would kindly ask you to cease claiming any endorsement by FSF in this case.
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Well Darwin had 10 children, but only 9 grandchildren. So maybe it didn't turn out so well. Not from a personal or moral perspective mind, just from strictly Darwinian perspective.
Elm looks like a simplified and specially a rebranded Haskell, a "functional language for humans". This could work wonders as marketing strategy but there is still a remaining pain point blocking Elm aspiration to become mainstream: community management. There is plenty of room to improve there.
Ask HN: How do you decide for a backend language?
I'm "only" 6 years into my career but already worked with a dozen languages. While there are some obvious distinctions (like elixir being a better fit for concurrent systems or some being statically typed while some are not), most of them are very similar.

For corporate projects I usually comply to whatever language the system is already written in and adapt to that, but if I were to start a new project now, I wouldn't be sure which language is the right choice.

Here are some of the languages I used for projects in the past:

- Go

- Clojure

- Elixir

- Ruby

- Python

- Java

- NodeJS

- PHP / Hack

How are you deciding which language to pick when starting from scratch?

(On a similar note, the same thing could be asked for client side code: JS, TypeScript, ClojureScript, PureScript, ES6 / Babel, Coffee, etc)
Algolia: How we reduced boilerplate and handled asynchronous actions with Redux
Google Chrome to Adobe Flash: Sayonara
Yes, I think so. I can see 404s but when it comes to security/encryption links it's not the first time it has happened. I can't access these ones either [0],[1], linked from [2].

[0] http://www.counterpane.com/blowfish.html

[1] http://www.counterpane.com/bfsh-koc.zip

[2] http://bcrypt.sourceforge.net/

Edit: I just realised this page belongs to the same domain name as the previous.
We can. Land ownership is far harder to hide. Land value tax is the establishment's worst nightmare.