skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sure we are, that is the path of the last say 5 years, even on mobiles.
What email stuff?
I like that the apps name is tachyon.
NeuroMama, LTD. is a development stage company which designs and implements the Internet Platform containing all of the popular components used by majority of population. NeuroPlatform offers its users more search relevancy, privacy and FSR - Frequent Search Rewards. NeuroPlatform consists of NeuroMama.com search engine, based on Neural Technology (Artificial Intelligence), secure e-mail service - Neuro-Mail, NeuroBrowser with a special version for children, NeuroMania social network with multitude of features such as Video management system, marketplace and auction, TviMama.com Video On-Demand and Live Broadcasting Infrastructure, functioning as the next generation Internet Content Distribution Platform (CDP). The NeuroZone online shopping mall is in implementation stage that will offer its users and vendors unique online shopping experiences, provide its e-commerce merchants with ability for instant integration to NeuroZone platform, and reward users for shopping at NeuroZone merchants. The flagship store for NeuroZone will be NeuroMania Department Store with large variety of products sold under the NeuroBrand such as NeuroPad, NeuroPhone, NeuroBook, etc. The company is currently in the process of establishing its presence in China to sell advertising and to establish Joint Ventures with manufacturers in China in order to deliver large profit margins in NeuroMania online store and brick and mortar store locations as part of its licensing program. NeuroMama, Ltd. is in the process of researching, designing and implementing its licensing program to accelerate growth of revenues worldwide. NeuroMama, Ltd. is currently implementing revenue generating infrastructure to sell advertising on its Internet Platform.

http://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NERO
You can still do that kind of stuff, but on the GPU with geometry/compute shaders.

Now with Metal, DX12 and Vulkan GPU languages, maybe that is ever more approachable, specially in cards like Pascal.
Go is far better than most languages at supporting random system APIs. I mean, you can cross-compile code on Windows that uses Linux syscalls. Try doing that in Python. Actually I just Googled and I'm not sure Python even lets you use syscalls. I also couldn't even find any third party library to give you the system CA pool, let alone a first party one.

Tell me a language that has a first-party cross-platform library that allows you to get the system CA pool on all platforms.
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That's not how (modern) science works. The null hypothesis is that there is no causal relationship between masturbation and (ailment of choice). Until such a link has been proven, there is no reason to believe it exists.
Well written. I like the tone. I think it's a particular case of a global concern : what the purpose of life and how to live it well ? Even if i'm very different and put my efforts in other domains than "looking smart for other people". I'm asking myself similar questions: doubt about past choices, job, city, and so on.
If you're using oh-my-zsh, you can just enable the colored-man-pages plugin
Fears about addiction, and a huge dispute over how well-founded those fears are.
I write software that helps big companies solve issues with printing. My small software business doesn't have these issues because we print almost nothing. Does that mean I should ignore this market?
Hacking group offers ‘stolen NSA cyber-weapons’ in Bitcoin auction
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For most of the 2000's MMS didn't work until you went into settings and entered an MMS gateway address or something. Which nobody did since they never used MMS anyway.
That's a very strong defense of a piece of software that deliberately prevents you from communicating with people that haven't bought the same piece of electronics.

Think on that for a moment - "Sorry grandmama, I can't send you iMessage or talk to you in person since you didn't spend your pension on an expensive Apple device."

For something as fundamental as human-to-human communication, closed, single vendor, protocols and systems deserve every criticism (and yes, Google deserves it as well).
> That's basically the experience everyone has to go through with any new codebase.

Yes; for a codebase of comparable size and widespread usage, the Linux kernel is very, very easy to get into and very, very well documented. Go to Documentation/[your subsystem] and you'll get something useful, usually a reference on a driver you can base yours on (which is how practically all drivers are created).

Nice ways to get started:

- simple character device

- SPI slave and SPI protocol driver
Surgeons can sometimes get away with doing shitty work for a long time: "Paterson is charged with 21 counts of unlawfully and maliciously wounding 11 patients between 1997 and 2011." [0]

[0] http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/ian-pater...
I've come around to GOPATH after hating it originally. It forces you to be somewhat explicit about your package relationships, the package's name, how it finds everything it imports, and how other packages see it. It's doubly important in a language where packages are the compiler's translation unit. The fact is that every language has these problems, GOPATH only makes you confront them - in a standard way, whereas in other languages, you would run into and make a different ad-hoc solution for every project.

C++ is a great example of a model to avoid (pkg-config handles dependencies, except use autoconf for crossplatform, except cmake is newer and supports windows, except then you should use cmake modules instead of p-c, not to mention qt having its own qmake, ...).

Chaining GOPATHs with : can be very useful (just like PATH).

You can use `gb` if you want a "typical" one-folder-per-project workflow.
National interest is exploitation, not disclosure (regulating 0day markets)
Behind the counter, yes, but it's too useful to take away entirely and the politics of pain management medication are a mess.

(In the UK, you can buy it OTC but only in regulated small pack sizes, as it used to be the most common drug used in attempted suicide-by-overdose.)
Why would one use this when similar functionality (Hangouts video streaming) has just been killed and moved to Youtube Live?
I was estimating based on interpolating between carbon steel and 316L stainless, ASME Schedule 40 pipe. You can have that up to 144 inches.
A lot of this can be applied to modern day middle class life in Stockholm, Sweden, too for example. I guess SV is a bit more extreme, but the same things are there: the lust for gadgets, using podcasts to find conversational topics with your friends, sharing half-read articles, the "perfectly Instagrammed life", and, perhaps most of all: "The reporters all share photos and videos of the homeless person, but no one talks to him."
My third-party Python library that gives access to the system CA trust store: https://github.com/wbond/oscrypto
There are two Porsche companies. Porsche AG (the car company) is controlled/owned by Volkswagen AG, but there's also Porsche SE (holding company). The latter controls a 50.7% majority of voting rights of Volkswagen AG, for 31% of share ownership. The families of Porsche-Piech own 50% of Porsche SE, but 100% of the voting rights.
Consider checking in the whole gopath to the VCS, and supply a makefile that calls `GOPATH=$(pwd) go build`.

You see this for Java projects where the whole source code is nested half a dozen folders deep (src/com/foo/bar/baz/myproject/...) so i don't think it's unfamiliar.
A nanny doesn't necessarily live with the family, but the 'primary care setting' (i.e. where they take care of the children most of the time) is the child's home. They can also be part-time.

The key difference is that a nanny is usually a formal salaried employee with regular contracted hours, whereas a babysitter is typically paid an hourly rate and is self-employed.

https://www.care.com/a/what-is-the-difference-between-a-baby...
Consensus is not about transactions, it's about agreeing on a value (a single value, strictly speaking, unlike atomic broadcast, which is about agreeing on a sequence of values, although people often identify the two). But anyway, your argument is not in any way concrete - try to come up with a counterexample. Having thought about it more, I am confident that the author's system is correct (in the sense that it always preserves agreement).
You don't do both at the same time?
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Although the author uses zsh, the function works other shells as well; at least on bash.
Ask HN: What are the best programming languages?
Here's the twist. I don't care about pragmatic considerations.

- I don't care about the learning curve

- I don't care about the documentation

- I don't care about performance

- I don't care about licensing cost or restriction

- I don't care about the tooling

- I don't care about the community

- I don't care about the support

- I don't care whether anyone uses it

- I don't care whether the language uses text, voice input, graphical interface, AI, brain interface, etc.

- I don't care whether a compiler exists or not

I am looking for a language with uncompromised elegance. I am looking for the language people would use if magic existed. I am looking for a glimpse of what programming could look like in 10, 20, 50 years.

Go wild.
I used to make scrappers for living and trust me that it all depends on the particular situation and your requirements. Real HTML parsers are easier and safer for general type of work, but they quickly get very heavy on memory when parsing big DOM trees. If all you need from a page is a few strings, like e.g. just a product price (very common task), using regexes is far superior approach performance-wise. It's both faster and uses less memory (so you can run more parallel workers) and also if you write it well it's immune to many small html/design changes as long as the pattern you look for is not changed.
Other companies split the work between development and operations (devops, Google calls it Site Reliability Engineer I think). That other team will be the primary contact if something fails, they follow instructions (your team wrote) and use tools (your team wrote) to fix errors and only if that fails they try to contact you. 9-5 is possible if that's a priority for you.
I can't wait to see how the Ethereum ecosystem progresses from now up through sharding. Plus the drama is priceless entertainment.
What does "texture decoding" actually consist of here - mipmap+interpolation?
Is it possible to diagnose an entire geographic region with narcissistic personality disorder?
"Automatic transmissions have replaced manual transmissions ...".

Not on Europe. Many people would be embarrassed to be seen with an automatic transmission. Coincidentally, privacy here has not (yet) been entirely eradicated either.
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> unfortunately, confidence just doesn't come from within

Bodybuilders generally report a huge boost of self-confidence after taking testosterone increasing substances.

So for people naturally high in testosterone, self-confidence actually comes from within, I suppose.
I like the motto for a US waste collection company that operates in the Vail, CO area: "Satisfaction guaranteed or your trash back".
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At the point you get to 'self-actualization', you realize that it's best done by helping others get to that point. Maslow's hierarchy of needs is a pyramid scheme.
Well, it makes sense. If you're going with a dedicated graphics card in your laptop, battery life is already out of the window, so you might as well get as much processing power as the thing can handle.

As a proud owner of a laptop that could double as a self-defense weapon to cause massive blunt trauma (and a charger that falls squarely into the same category) I welcome this decision.

I am however considering getting a lighter notebook with longer battery life in the future. Having the power of a full desktop machine in your backpack comes in incredibly handy when you need it but it can get a bit awkward working with it on the train.
> I guess it's not possible to test driver code unless probe() succeeds, which requires actual hardware to be in place.

Not the OP, but I think qemu and VirtualBox have APIs for implementing custom virtual hardware (similar to how the rest of the machine is emulated). To your kernel running in the VM, the emulated device appears as a real device.
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Clean, http://clean.cs.ru.nl/Clean or Haskell,

Forth,

APL,

Prolog/Datalog,

Newspeak, http://www.newspeaklanguage.org/ or Smalltalk,

Common Lisp

Each of the languages mentioned above has cornered some aspect of uncompromised elegance in completely different way.
I agree, Mercurial is a lot better in this regard.
That's true, but if the company is out to extract your worth and throw you away like a squeezed lemon, you're screwed in this job anyway.

Showing it to your manager will either get you a raise or the door, and if you're getting the door, it's best to add your great cost saving implementation to your CV and find somewhere that'll give you the raise.
I think it stems from the language with it's simple untyped syntax and data-structures.

I like larger projects to be typed and my favorite language at the moment is definitely kotlin, but for quick prototyping I really like hacking things together in JS.
One thing I hadn't seen said here yet:

Do we really need that many kernel developers? I'm getting the impression that a lot of dev power is wasted just to maintain drivers that should be produced by hardware vendors. The vendors won't do that because there's no stable ABI, which means that people need to reinvent the wheel.

One could argue that it adds better quality control and all in all, we get open source implementations of what would instead be proprietary drivers, but in the end, complex drivers aren't good enough anyway (see Nouveau). As for quality control... many say that Linus's view on security is questionable. For one, I don't like the concept of pluggable /stackable security mechanisms (selinux, apparmor, etc) where one consistent system would do. It just feels cluttered.
I think most people consider what they post on social media sites to be for their friends, not the public. Of course, under an American moral definition of privacy, if you tell something to one person ever, it's as public as if you bought billboards across the country. And if you're tricked into releasing something to the public, say by a company which fails to properly advise you when you attempt to share things with your friends but actually publish them to the wider Internet, you have no recourse, legal or moral.
Yes, compile times have gotten worse in some releases, but there were good technical reasons for the trade-off, mainly the general quality improvements of the go environment. But the good news is, they are not resting but trying to gain back the lost speed - you do not observe this always in larger programs.

Calling people happy about this "g-sheep" is unnecessary name-calling.
For instance, we need to retrieve statistical data on various macro economic indicators from various statistics offices and international organisations. There is considerable overlap in the fields they use but it's rarely exact and often you can't merge them because they do not refer to the exact same entity or the data uses incompatible units. It's impossible to properly model all of it before storing it because so much changes all the time and it's all noisy and partly broken.

A similar thing happens when you retrieve data on securities and companies from various exchanges, from the SEC, from national registries all over the world or you try to include XBRL from different countries.

And then you often have documents (like quarterly reports) that contain structured fields and tables but not in a formally specified syntax. You don't know exactly what fields will be in those documents before you parse them. So you parse the documents, store key/value pairs, and then you clean them up gradually.

There are tons of situations like this in data integration. It's a never ending cleanup and merge process. You can use RDBMS for all of that but they're not always the best tool for the job (but they are still my preferred tool most of the time).
How? I've never seen a button for that on my phones.
Ruby. Its cute, what other language can say that about itself?
I started using it lot more in the past year, mainly since it hits every platform my kids, parents, and ex use. Which is all of them, at any given moment. Being the family techie, I was the only one to note that we were virtually limited to 1 or 2 choices.
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> a MimbleWimble based sidechain

OK, now you're just making up words...
Again UK-specific: They only _need_ qualifications to register with OFSTED, and as a parent, it's up to you whether you require your childcare to be registered. If you leave your kids with a friend, for example, your friend doesn't need any kind of qualifications. However, you can only get Government subsidies (like child tax credits and childcare vouchers) for a registered childcare provider.
Scraping for $$$ is a huge market - and if one does not obey the robots.txt, I feel that a lawsuit as a last resort is appropriate.

https://www.linkedin.com/robots.txt
Or you could just use most(1) as MANPAGER.

http://www.jedsoft.org/most/
This is very nice! Can you make it so that the Top Submissions links go to the HN discussions?
Really, they need a camera a bit above center of the screen.
So, google hangouts?
I'm going to presume that this isn't available to anyone who has a Google Apps account, as that has been the trend of nearly all product launches by Google recently.

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/play/86WVa8b_...

Not available to Apps accounts:

* Google Family Library Sharing (Android apps sharing)

* Google Play Music Family Sharing (music collection sharing)

* Project Fi

* Google Spaces

* YouTube Red

* YouTube Music

Given that is most of the recent product launches, the chances of Duo and Allo being added to that list would appear to be very high.
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Some con artist gets expelled from US after spending 6 years in prison for investment fraud.
Tries new pump and dump gig from Mexico called NeuroMama, deliberately hilariously crazy stupid.

Issues some 650M shares, sells 200 for 50$, probably to himself, gets stopped by SEC. Holds the remaining 650M-200 shares, that's where the trillion dollar figure comes from.

Time to stop calling virtual shares 'market cap' or even 'worth'!

That's pretty old and boring, the 'new' attempted twist is called short squeeze, see and thank @thegranderson for explanation.

Shun the Neuromama meme.

This gives a whole new dimension to the word 'pump and dump con artist':
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1rbxisJGJ4
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If we will have Facetime and this, the correct name to use is Duopoly.
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a secure enclave, right? ...AND hardware attachments? How's this going to work?

I don't see how they're in conflict? The "Trustzone" is pretty deeply buried, and in any case it looks like the expansion bus protocol won't let the client end write over arbitary bits of main memory like PCI.

Of course, with hardware attachments, you can build your own keystore and hang it off the back of the phone.
Sure, but I also don't trust them to not harvest data from calls by side-channels for advertising purposes.
In this article I read "Indians recruit only Indians — Let’s not be politically correct cuck, folks. We know this is true."
and
"Lastly, I am in no way against immigrants, or Indians, or immigration."

In a previous article
https://medium.com/@seeminglyquiet/a-cheat-sheet-to-indians-...

"Have you ever been in an elevator where a bunch of Indians step inside and gosh, the body odor is intense and unbearable?"
and
"I refer to these people as what they are: Fuckin’ Fresh Off the Boat Indians (FFOB Indians). Please note that I am in no way against India or Indians."

And I'm going to call it what is it: A United States citizen who doesn't like people from India.
This one actually says no account required. Seems to use your phone number, like WhatsApp etc. do

(that also probably means it'll never leave mobile to be usable on desktops, like Hangouts?!)
Someone should build a meta video calling app: Make a normal phone call, and if the app detects that both parties have a common video calling app installed on their devices, the meta app notifies the caller ("Press * for video") and helps reconnect the call with the video calling app.
I'd agree with that - DBs only record things that have actually happened elsewhere in most cases - but if a DB isn't considered reliable as a source of truth (in particular, if it's backed by another piece of software that is considered the source of truth) it's not a database and is a cache.
1M customers or users?
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It would be nice if we made better use of full-colour terminal support.

man() {
env \
LESS_TERMCAP_mb=$(printf "\x1b[38;2;255;200;200m") \
LESS_TERMCAP_md=$(printf "\x1b[38;2;255;100;200m") \
LESS_TERMCAP_me=$(printf "\x1b[0m") \
LESS_TERMCAP_so=$(printf "\x1b[38;2;60;90;90;48;2;40;40;40m") \
LESS_TERMCAP_se=$(printf "\x1b[0m") \
LESS_TERMCAP_us=$(printf "\x1b[38;2;150;100;200m") \
LESS_TERMCAP_ue=$(printf "\x1b[0m") \
man "$@"
}

And it would be really nice if I could read man pages in the terminal in a proportional font, but preserving alignment etc.

(See also, a script to display an image in the terminal: https://git.gnome.org/browse/vte/tree/perf/img.sh?h=vte-0-36 )
The semantics of Go is too ugly. It has no taste.
"No thanks I don't want to learn more" on the spam pop-up to close it.

Of course I want to learn more. Not on this site though. Using a guilt trip way to close a pop-up made me exit the site immediately.
No. Do you have any sources of papers that prove the moon is not made of green cheese?
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Nice. Nasty, but nice :)

I can't help but notice a small bug.... Driulis Gonzalez for example has medalled 4 times, but your script gives his count as only 3. Similarly Gévrise Émane isn't listed by your script. Something to do with split tables cells I suspect.

Still, it's inspiring. I've often used bash and perl to scrape data from web pages. I'll definitely consider JS in future.
Well, at the very least, all the neurochemicals involved are endogenous. That's got to count for something. As to the rest, I figure that if God meant humans to masturbate, He'd have made our arms long enough so we could reach our genitals.
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As I mentioned in another comment, there are applicative parser combinator libraries for regular languages, e.g. https://hackage.haskell.org/package/regex-applicative so asymptotic speed is orthogonal to 'combinatorialness'.
Based on the previous article about the 100k customers it's users. They call customer anybody who likes to shop/browse on their app (or downloaded it), not a person who made a purchase. It's confusing. I'd call them shopper maybe.
As the transaction is already signed on one chain you don't need the private key to issue the same transaction on the other.