skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ah yes, and you are more likely to injure yourself playing a video game or hitting a parked police car [0] in the past week than you were 10 years ago. Self-harm from inattention is more frequent and more dispersed these days. We should probably only let people play games like Pokemon Go if they're not moving or driving or walking in a street.

But seriously, no one is saying they don't want to "reverse" things. There are just many ways to do that that actually solve the issue (old fashioned going out and getting the bad guys?) that don't diminish our rights.

[0]: https://twitter.com/BaltimorePolice/status/75552242792132608...
In certain cases, where the landmark is there for peace and reflection (eg: a cemetary), having people running around giggling and laughing is counter to its purpose. Most landmarks wouldn't fall into this category, of course.
How predictive analytics discovers a data breach before it happens
I love my Windows PC with VirtualBox running any flavor of UNIX I want!
I don't play TF2 much these days, but from what I've been hearing/reading, a lot of people in the community are dissatisfied with the recent update and yes, some are leaving TF2 to play Overwatch.
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By a user that only submits nvidia.com urls.
I feel more creative after depressed periods, not during. The depressed period seems to provide me with a lot of like, empathic vocabulary to draw on afterwards.
I can't speak for MIT but Berkeley has essentially translated SICP material to Python and then you have to write a Scheme interpreter.

Students there have more FP experience than most.
Reactive Programming with RxSwift
You're also ignoring survivor bias. The middle class who survived have it better than the middle class who existed back then. In this one metric.
They sounds like a bunch of yahoos.
Thanks so much for the feedback! Our conversion rate through the quiz is really high so we've not had reason to turn the product into more of a quick fix. We've a/b tested all sorts of flows and this one has worked best and customers end up happiest in the end. As you rate recipes and remove ones that don't look interesting to you, the system will get better at suggesting things we think you'll like. When you click "send to Instacart" you should land on a page where we have suggestions for each ingredient you'll need. So while your cart may be empty until you confirm the ingredients, the process should take only take a minute. Let us know how it goes!
Yep, that's exactly my point with the HR example. The interview itself should be the programming test, not some artificial, condescending introductory literal test.

If interviewers dealt with candidates from any other professional field in the same way that software professionals are commonly interviewed, there'd be a ton more people walking out of interviews.
The rapid rise in popularity of algorithmic trading among everyday coders, the massive growth of /r/wallstreetbets, and the popularity of Quantopian tells me one thing: Go long on retail brokers (AMTD, ETFC, IBKR)
I tried simulating this by checking Clean Eating and either checking off the pre-populated meats or searching for meats I could think of and selecting all results and plenty of recipes came up, so it seems like these two dietary restrictions should be allowed to be chosen at the same time.

Also, I checked off the pre-populated "Beef" option and a recipe came up for breakfast involving sausage and another came up for dinner involving Filet Mignon.
> fondle-slabs

It's hilarious because it's true.
Also appears to be censored here. Story is newer, has more points, and more comments than many other stories of higher rank.
>And there will be gigantic deficits that somehow will be compensated by some future economic growth.

It will be compensated by making the country rich and wealthy again. A rich and wealthy country will be able to pay off the deficits and national debt.

How will Trump make the country rich and wealthy again?

By making it more profitable for companies to do businesses in the United States, so companies will start doing businesses in the United States again. Which means jobs. Which means more people have money. And with more people with more money to tax, the government will get more money even though the tax is lower. Because there are more people to tax. Also, with more companies doing business in the United States, although the tax is lower, the government get more money.

When people have more money to spent, they buy more stuff, which means businesses make more money, which means more profits, more jobs, and higher pay. Which means more money for workers. It is an upward cycle. The economy goes up.

And also, make the country rich again, by doing better trade deals where America doesn't actually lose money. Where the United States actually make money, in those deals.

Also, by taxing or stopping remittance money sent to Mexico by illegals in the United States. Every year, illegals (who don't pay federal taxes) send back $28 billion dollar to Mexico. In other word, money is flowing out of the United States into Mexico. Trump wants to tax it to pay for the wall (hence, the saying Mexico will pay for the wall). This again, will create jobs.

Trump will do this and many other things to make America wealthy and rich again. All this information are on his website. It's all part of his plan to Make America Great Again.
"Kili’s romance with Tauriel is gone. "

This is all I needed to see.

Firing up Torrent...
And primitive peoples managed to breed corn from teosinte in a few hundred years -- roughly from 9,000 ya to 8,700 ya for the teosinte to modern maize forms.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2010/05/25/science/25creature.html...

I'm looking for sources on early 18th and 19th century maize farming and cultivars, haven't turned up any yet.

If you realise that all three major grains on which humans are overwhelmingly dependent, maize, rice, and wheat, did not exist only ~10,000 years ago, the power of simple selective breeding becomes apparent.

Look to dogs, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, and poultry for similar trends in selective breeding over only a few thousand years, though in many cases a few centuries.
>Temper your fears with what being able to take music everywhere did to make a dystopia.

Well, it cheapened music listening a lot. People that have not been around for the vinyl era don't have any idea how much more important and communal music listening and pop music was back then.
How about tracker music? It is top-down instead of left-to-right. It is computer native and unambiguous.
I am guessing not a full EV but a hybrid.

Full EVs still have competitive vulnerability in range and refueling time. And they likely will for the next decade at least. It's the reason that EVs are still off the table for me.

Something in an innovative hybrid, like a Volt but better designed, would be much more interesting to me.
;-) you ever review that PR I sent? No browsing HN on the Job! (I kid)
At the presentation of this work at PETS last week, the Tor developers said it was useful for understanding the nature and scope of this behavior, but their intended long-term mitigation is to completely change the HSDir protocols using additional privacy mechanisms so that the directories know much less about the records in the directory (and about who is looking up or connecting to what). The developers don't believe it's going to be a reliable solution to police directory abuse on a case-by-case basis, so they want to see a protocol change instead.
Well, it's literally seen as a medical revolution.

"There is increasing evidence that the microbiome and its output (our interactome) touch many, if not most, pathways that affect health, disease, and aging. It is reasonable to propose that the composition of the microbiome and its activities are involved in most, if not all, of the biological processes that constitute human health and disease, as we proceed through our own life cycle"

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4191014/
The ODROID-C2 (their AArch64 offering) was added to the Linux kernel device tree in March: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux....

But Hardkernel does seem to have a lot of additional patches in the kernel that they ship: https://github.com/hardkernel/linux/tree/odroidc2-3.14.y
Don't think in terms of there being one tiger that stops as soon as it gets something to eat. The market's more like a sea full of countless sharks, where all the sharks have to survive by eating other sharks.

You're not wrong to think that, if there's any way to consistently make money by trading, it's by exploiting inefficiencies in the market. But remember that those inefficiencies come from people. Are you confident enough in your skills, your education and your resources to be sure that you'll be one of the ones finding and exploiting inefficiencies, rather than one of the ones who's creating inefficiencies for others to find and exploit?
She can learn just about anything nowadays from sites like Coursera, edx, and Udacity.

Books like Realm of Racket can be fun introductions to programming that happen to teach some advanced stuff.

Books that the parent's might like are Carol Dweck's Mindset, Barbara Oakley's A Mind for Numbers, and Angela Duckworth's Grit. If she shows an interest in mathematics, the Art of Problem Solving books and forums are great.
Unless there are two of them, that rocket slide was in Rapid City, SD. I grew up there and played on it as a kid.
You're going to have to do a bit more googling.

Neither of those articles supports the point you were trying to make.
> Remember the last time that happened?

Wait, what?!

The Iraq occupation is what caused this madness. The solution is certainly not doing another one.
...irrational opposition to GMOs...

My opposition is to the corporate entities behind GMOs. There is no way that I will trust any part of my food supply to corporate entities that can trivially raise an army of attorneys and specialists to silence even legitimate critics with valid evidence through legal, regulatory, political, and professional channels. The same entities that push for a carb-laden diet when there is plenty of evidence for decades it is actively harmful advice, are now behind the push for GMOs; I won't trust their offerings based upon what they are actively already doing today.
Well, according to the article, that must be a good thing because you are now more creative.
I disagree at least on one point - I've also played Dota a fair bit in the last few years, and as for Dota, I think parent might be pretty on the money when they say games are moving away from traditional MOBAs. The format is great, but in its 'traditional' form (three lanes, jungle, etc), there's only so much you can do with it. I think the market is pretty ripe for innovation on that format, and Dota won't be able to keep up when it happens.

I also agree with parent in that 'Blizzard just blew the doors off the market by revitalizing a game format that Valve invented' - I honestly think it's hard to argue that point. Overwatch is conceptually very, very similar to TF2, and must be doing some damage to its playerbase (though I haven't checked any stats on that at all so I might just be talking shit).
There are many of them, you can see the catalog entry in the article. Many towns ordered them.
Thanks for the feedback! We like to make sure we have enough new recipes for many months of using the service before allowing two categories to be combined, but you're welcome to hack it that way for now. Filet mignon was a glitch (we just fixed it) but the sausage is made of pork.
The solution is to go on with your life. You cannot stop terrorism, but you can take out it's sting. We seem to have forgotten the lessons about the IRA, et al.

In addition, when people say "solutions" what they mean is "something that doesn't inconvenience me or require me to do anything".

However if you want "real" solutions, here are some:

1) Start denouncing ALL religion as the force for stupidity that it actually is. "I believe in an imaginary sky being with no evidence and you can't convince me otherwise" should be LAUGHED AT as the absurdity it is.

2) Get everybody off of petroleum so that there isn't any money for people to fight about over in the middle east.

3) Quit supporting dictators and bombing countries for geopolitical reasons.

4) Start fixing double digit unemployment rates instead of making them worse with "free trade" agreements that only allow companies to use open borders while preventing workers from doing the same.

5) Make mental health care a much bigger priority than it currently is.

Unfortunately, these solutions don't feed into people's preconceived biases and xenophobia and don't put more money into rich people's pockets. So they are all non-starters.
I have no background in Latin, but I think that alia is neutral plural and alii is masculine plural. In this case et alii makes more sense.
Maybe the Cookies API should not exist
This is a nice introductory tutorial on how to implement Hindley-Milner type inference: https://github.com/jozefg/hm

This is a more advanced tutorial that illustrates a nice but tricky optimization that OCaml's type checker internally uses: http://okmij.org/ftp/ML/generalization.html

Finally, TAPL's type checkers are pretty good. They aren't designed for efficiency, though. They're designed to closely follow the book's contents: http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/tapl/checkers/
Rather than markets contra communism, I think we should think of it as property rights contra state ownership (of everything).

It is because people are allowed to own things that they can trade. In this system there's plurality whereas in a system where all is owned by the state, there's a monoculture.

This is why property rights are important to many things including intellectual freedom. However, the "market" can also create monoculture if one player gets too big.
Aah, the good old romanticising of depression makes it to the top of HN again. You gotta make up reasons why depression is valuable, otherwise it would be pointless to suffer, wouldn't it?
Restaurant guests sour on Ziosk’s “touch it and you’re charged” payment systems
Are there any Pokéstops (and gyms) in stores? Almost all of them that I've seen are public art, plaques, signs along nature trails, etc. Some of these are on private property, but I haven't seen any that you'd need to actually enter the property to use. One near me is literally a mailbox. The closest I can think of as a business is a church. All of these things are accessible from sidewalks. They're not really "putting" anything any properties; they're just marking things on a map.
So how long until somebody makes a kernel in Node?
> Bluntly: the game you're playing -- you're a white supremacist until you say otherwise! -- is gross. I've said absolutely nothing to imply that I am one. Your attempt to hold me hostage is absurd.

I think I've been fairly clear about what I'm saying, and that's not it. What I am saying is that you are either a white supremacist or a terrible communicator. Frankly I'm surprised you are willing to toe the line this closely with an account that is personally identifiable.

> And before you respond that I still haven't denied it: Knock it off. This is not how adults disagree.

Mr. Burkett, you have littered this thread with short, asinine replies that carefully avoid engaging with anyone's arguments. You are not in a position to be accusing anyone of childishness.
> Every mammal mother produces complex sugars called oligosaccharides, but human moth­ers, for some reason, churn out an exceptional variety: so far, scientists have identified more than two hundred human milk oligosaccharides, or H.M.O.s.

The second part is very suspicious or at least misleading. I guess that chimpanzees and bonobos have a similar milk composition.
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I assume you've heard of http://commoncrawl.org/ - hope this helps!
It's nothing of the sort.
I only wish I could give you multiple upvotes. Valve has been huge for Linux gaming and if I understand correctly, were a major factor in the push for Vulkan. They can indeed Take My Money.
Argentine ex-leader ‘not afraid of jail’
- Convincing violent groups to be less violent; demonstrating that they can get more of what they want by participating in society than by attacking it (a multi-generational issue)

I do think that this is going to be the correct path for us as a society, long term. There are a lot of obstacles though; convincing people their theological beliefs have been manipulated, fixing the havoc created around the world from globalization, and the profits gained by some (powerful) people.

- Finding a place for the "lone wolf" types to feel like their needs and concerns are addressed, including mental health

Mental health availability in the US needs to improve immediately.

- Getting first-world powers to stop purposely destabilizing other countries

Ha ;)
There are no current plans, but we're open to suggestions-- maybe you can give us some more detail as to what you had in mind by email? info [at] curatedai.com
They had this until a few years ago, but Canada ended the program with a prodigiously long waiting line.

Predictably, there was an uproar in China.

>The Canadian Immigrant Investor Program was created by the federal government of Canada to promote the immigration of business people and their families. It enabled qualified investors to obtain permanent resident status in Canada. Under the program, successful applicants and their families received permanent and unconditional Canadian residential visas and were then eligible to obtain Canadian citizenship. With the passing of Bill C-31 on June 19, 2014, the program was terminated and undecided applications were cancelled.[1]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_Immigrant_Investor_Pr...
What if you believe the tautological kernel at the core of Marxism is what causes communism ("as implemented") to always run off the rails, and become an oppressive authoritarian state?

What I see is the root of Communism; "No True Communist" is simple deflection.
Cow's milk from the store expires in the manner it does due to the processing. Raw milk eventually turns into yogurt, but is still consumable (and delicious, imo).

I'd say they froze the milk in question though, just thought I'd mention it.
Why does the genetic nature of the polymer as a record of its function need to be the primary purpose for the original ancient life-like polymer?

You identify the prion as a good candidate, but it's just a polymer that can do some sort of reaction (change the shape of another protein). By that score RNA is pretty great. We know it can do chemistry, and that might have been its primary purpose at first. It's possible that only later did the fact that it could store genetic information in the way we understand it today become useful. We have at least some evidence to believe that RNA was the first "living" molecule in that arguably the most primitive enzymes we have (ribosomes) are an RNA-protein hybrid, with some evidence to suggest the RNA was there first and protein bits were added/swapped out to make it better.

It's also possible that a slightly simpler version of RNA was first and that the more complex bases came later. But all of these polymer monomers existed in the primordial soup, I don't understand why a protein polymer would be more likely to arise than an phospho-sugar one. Indeed the basic unit of energy inside pretty much all cells is ATP (one of the monomers in RNA), another sign that early life was very closely tied to phospho-sugar monomers.
Libsaxolotl: axolotl (“Signal protocol”) based on libsodium
I think they intentionally chose a transaction tax over a higher annual property tax bill.

The latter would be much more sustainable for the government but the former is like a nice sugar spike to the system.
It's implied in the correctness argument. Is a speedup over C fine if it gives incorrect results? In that case, I'll demolish C myself by optimizing away any parts of the user program that dont map to fastest instructions and the registers. :P
WorldBank Group Sets New Course to Help Countries Meet Urgent Climate Challenges
It does not strike me as much of a benefit, and certainly not worth the cost of creating confusing semantics (in fact, I would prefer (a true) const to be the default in any language, with something like 'mutable' required to override.)
You're right [1]. Interesting, I've always seen et alia before, but it looks like et alii is more often correct.

[1] http://latin-dictionary.net/search/latin/alia
People in Silicon Valley Choose the Wrong Problems
Anyone else figure this was the underground auction site Silk Road and not the iconic route?

Actual article is somewhat different, given the correct context.
It depends on how you use React.
You can use it in a stateful, OO way. Or you can use it in a more functional way.
A good example of how to use React in a functional manner is the Redux framework (basically you don't use the stateful parts of React and treat your components as a tree of pure render functions). http://redux.js.org/
> The same entities that push for a carb-laden diet when there is plenty of evidence for decades it is actively harmful advice, are now behind the push for GMOs

No, they aren't. First of all, because there is no "push for GMOs". There are a number of companies, small and large, investing in various crop technologies (and usually the same firms do both GMO and non-GMO work), and those that actually have products are selling -- and thus, "pushing for" -- those products, whether GMO or otherwise. But there is no generalized "push for GMOs".

Also, many big agribusiness firms are cooperating the propaganda against GMOs, and actively promoting non-GMO and Organic products. If you aren't going to trust agricultural megabusinesses, that really restricts your food options, but it weighs on both sides of the GMO issue.
As the technical lead for an 8 person startup, my needs are for team members who can take on responsibility for part of the operation. Part time employees don't usually do this; instead you pass off well-defined projects that they can complete mostly independently. That work of carving off projects in a well-defined manner is work! Work that I have to do and I've got more than enough other work to keep me busy.

TL;DR I need a dedicated team, not low-investment part timers
Not true. Some humans did, some did not.

There is always enthusiast as well as critics with any new tech.

I have in my house big ads of commercial products With cocaine!! and Heroine! along with nuclear stuff when it was all the rage and we did not understand secondary effects of those things.

For me this is a PR propaganda article in a Washington newspaper(the politics center of US) in order to discredit those that oppose for example GMO, or paint those that want control in any new tech as lunatics.

If you read it carefully you can identify the tone "look, those changes improved the lives of those that opposed them, so governments have to do what we tell them is better for them and favor the new changes"(that will make richer the people who paid for this bluff article).
A friend of mine recently said something similar. He said that there's basically no new music or movie plots because antidepressants and abundant entertainment have killed everyone's muse by doping them up and making them... well... too happy.

He said something that stuck with me too (paraphrasing):

"I was driving with my daughter the other day and listening to her music and I was constantly thinking about how it was just like what I was listening to in the 80s and 90s. That's perverse and wrong. Her music should be strange and alien and vaguely alarming to me. I find this really terrifying. I am afraid for her future."

I am not totally convinced of the suffering angle but I very much agree with the second part. I find the lack of cultural creativity alarming as well, and maybe as the leading indicator of a coming dark age or something.