skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
With respect to a django / python API implementation, Cloudera HUE is one of the most elaborate and advanced codebases I have seen - it is essentially designed to serve as a pluggable "desktop service" for interacting with the Apache Hadoop and co. ecosystem (Hive, Pig, Impala,):

https://github.com/cloudera/hue/blob/master/docs/sdk/sdk.md#...

https://github.com/cloudera/hue
Sounds like we need a startup to connect the services of all these other startups together.
wildly disagree with this program; it will be used to propagandize the american public further, if it hasn't already.

remember that hillary and google are tight. remember that they don't work for you.
Agree. I would say the selection criteria for every program varies and each have their own strengths, but having the data around how many companies have failed should influence companies thinking about which program they should pursue.
> I love literature and theatre. I love great movies. Yet, I can't remember any work of art, no matter how good, that consumed and drained me as much as the Cyberdemon in DOOM.

But unlike many encounters with art, DOOM never changed my worldview.
Wow. You're right.
Had these inventors concentrated on providing value to the employee, they would not get so much privacy concerns.

Instead they focused on the corporate overlord to make it mainstream.

Are they aiming for as many enemies as possible?
> vlookup

I guess you didn't watch the video?
Or riding. I love my Trekz Titanium and would replace them in a heartbeat if something happened to them. My brother bought the Bluez and is ecstatic about them for running in NYC.
No, they are definitely assholes. Additionally, dismissing engineers as "high functioning autistics" or "ignorant" is cheap stereotyping.

Thinking in a less than common way isn't an excuse or reason for doing something evil. To suggest it shows a lack of understanding of engineers, people with autism, and how things are designed and used.
I discovered a Queen cassette(The Game) when I was a kid on a cargo boat my dad bought and captained down to the Caribbean from England.
It was amazing hearing them for the first time. My parents couldn't understand how I liked this noise(particularly "Another one bites the dust").
Once in my teens and armed with the internet, I did a lot of reading up on Freddie Mercury. He was a hell of a musician and a show man!

It is a shame I couldn't see him in concert :(
I have trouble with my simple .co address.
I think that although SAD and being a recluse are linked, they aren't the same thing. It's interesting that the reported amount of people with SAD in the US is so high compared to Japan [0] so I also did a little searching in Japanese. It seems that because of the availability and access to psychological treatment in Japan[1], the reported number of cases of SAD is possibly 5 times lower than the number given (0.7%)

[0] WHO World Mental Health Survey Consortium: 2004

[1]http://pax.moo.jp/sadjournal/2014/01/24/日本人は社会不安障害にならない？/
I do not know about "Unfortunately" and "as usual", but surely Intel cannot be held liable for researchers getting their hopes up about a system they have yet to examine.

Defending against a software side-channel adversary was never a design objective of SGX, and Intel acknowledges so on slide 115 of the tutorial linked below.

https://software.intel.com/sites/default/files/332680-002.pd...
On a good year, I'll play between one and two games. Not because I wouldn't play more, but because the quantity of great games I wouldn't hesitate to put in the same category as great literature or film is usually zero.

Last year was special though. I really can't describe how impactful The Witcher 3 was for me. It really opened my eyes to just how great of an art form video games can be.

I don't regret a single moment I played that game and its expansions.
I respect the thought behind this article but if you don't want to build it yourself, we use the company .BriteVerify and it works pretty dam well for identifying invalid emails.
How dare you express appreciation in an abbreviated manner!
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I’m planning on upgrading to the 7 from the 5S, so about three years.
Don't forget to mention the racism that is getting bigger and bigger here in sweden. I am a native swede my self and i know how we talk and think. The swedish democrats are real proof of how the whole population is starting to show its true face.

If you are white sweden will be great, but if you are anything other than white you will be in a quite cold hell where people do not like you.
It's worth playing around with the option key when pressing letters on OS X. You're able to enter a ton of common (western) characters with that alone, without ever opening the "special characters" (ugh) palette.

Also the default configuration for a couple versions now (which I hate, but I know it benefits others) is if you hold a commonly (western) accented character, it'll suggest accents for it.
If you use Google for email, #3 and #4 should both be searched from Gmail. Perversely Gmail's search UI is better and faster for Docs than the one built into Docs.

For the general problem, could all these searches be integrated into Mac's Spotlight system?
In ways, this is interesting. This is analyzing one's performance skill based on their behavior and physical clues. There should most definitely be a correlation, and I personally believe that one's mental state is most crucial indication for productivity at a deskjob. At the moment, it's demoralizing since there are very few known solutions to improve those that are naturally not talented in that department (including me). But, as more research in those areas happen, this might become a standard. It's kind of like if you are an athlete, you show your condition via your scores/times. To improve, you practice and workout. As a deskjob, you show your condition via new mental checking technology, and to improve you do things that come out of these research
I've thought this for a long time as well. Always seemed silly to me.
There's no indication that they thought that was the goal of the EU. They have only said these things will be barriers regardless of the existence of the EU.

You are being needlessly rude.
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