skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You don't need a car, but you are also in the minority. You can't reasonably expect that none of your neighbors have a car as well. And yet this is exactly what builders propose when building a high density apartment building with no parking.
The ecological damage is not outdated info. Solar farms are essentially clear-cutting the land. No sun - no life. The ecosystem under the panels is completely disrupted. Not unlike strip-mining.
I think censoring the PM's complaint is a bad move by Facebook. Regarding censorship of the photo, I think it should be left to Norwegians to decide whether it's appropriate or not - I think different people might have different views on this.
I'm interested to know if this prof.'s lectures are online somewhere. Do you by any chance know?
I've never really screwed it up that badly using the command line either. I don't know what these people are trying to do that they constantly mess up their repository so bad they can't fix it. Perhaps being too obsessed with having a perfect commit history.
Do you want to :

( ) launch nuclear missile

( ) send flowers

You probably want to really draw attention to which radio button is selected so the user doesn't absentmindedly choose the wrong one.
"Noted Good Developer A thinks it will take at least 3 weeks for you to complete this feature request, but we're being pushed to get it out in 2. I think you could manage that, but what about you? Can you do it or not?"
It's been down for more than half an hour now... don't understand how it took them so long to update their status page.
My point was you acted like moving it down there was easy but moving it back was impossible.

They're both the same level of difficulty.
It is already available for those that want to play with it.

https://adoptopenjdk.gitbooks.io/adoptopenjdk-getting-starte...
Well, CNN is propaganda for the left in the US, that is certainly true. CNN spins stories in ways that make them kind of true, but objectively not. They like to add drama into stories that aren't very dramatic and news that may or may not be true.
Some parts of CNN are objective and some parts aren't.
I'm blind (at night). I would dearly love to the stars. In fact, this is pretty close to my #1 on my bucket list.
Is it possible to cluster deepstream in multiple AWS regions? It may be beneficial when it comes to latency...
The AirPods headphones are actually Bluetooth. It's just that they have their own chip to manage the headphones. That said, I'm not sure if there's any way to pair the AirPods with anything other than an Apple device. It may be possible, but the pairing is done using the AirPod case. While there are many cheaper Bluetooth headphones, the popular earbuds with a comparable battery life (6 hours) is the Jaybird X2 which is $149. That's the same price. So, it really comes down to features.

The existing Apple dock has had a headphone jack (and has for several years), so anyone who has an Apple dock doesn't have to worry about the charge and listening problem (at least at their desk). There's also a Belkin cable that's a Y cable for charging and audio (but that's an additional cost).
Cancer experts unveil wishlist for US government ‘moonshot’
"Doing something crazy" is NK's fundamental foreign policy. Its been described as, they want to be the crazy uncle who makes unreasonable, irrational demands to get concessions but doesn't go so far as to be committed.
> But it happens so rarely

Good grief, please stop the politics and educate yourself some time. Sexual abuse is not a gendered problem. If you factor in gender and sex specific differences (e.g. "made to penetrate" is often not counted as rape, meaning penis-in-vagina can only show up in rape statistics when the woman is the victim; also women are far more likely to engage in psychological abuse than physical abuse) there are very few differences in the numbers.

What you're describing is essentially stranger danger for grownups: although it's far more likely for a person to be abused by a relative or partner, the perceived risk from strangers is disproportionately higher. Additionally the social recluse is far less likely to abuse you than the touchy-feely "uncle" everyone loves.

Everybody's a potential rapist. Everybody's a potential murderer. If that makes you so paranoid it impairs your personal and professional relationships, you should seek professional help.

Unless of course you live in a pre-feminist place like Saudi Arabia, in which case you have my deepest sympathies.
SyntaxError: keyword can't be an expression

You want to pass a list of tuples:

from collections import OrderedDict
assert list(OrderedDict([('a', 1), ('b', 2)]).keys()) == ['a', 'b']
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What I find interesting is that, de facto, global services like Facebook, are following and imposing to the rest of world the American cultural norms.

It could have been a worse country, but that is a new twist on soft power (or at least in a new medium and in a new form).
I really like that. Now that would actually make me feel safer.
He knew about Syria, he didn't immediately associate the word Aleppo with the Syrian situation. He just finished discussing Nader in 2000, the next question could have been about anything and parsing all your knowledge is not an easy task.

I care more about the crimes committed than whether the justice system decides to prosecute.
> I think the Mac Mini is the only computer Apple has shipped with an HDMI port in a long time.

The Macbook Pro ships with one…
Assuming we can hold our alliance system together, we've got a good 15 years before anyone can think about direct military confrontation with the US. As long as 30. Of course, that assumes China's trajectory remains the same and doesn't change. If China fails in some way, then the US remains sole hegemon for the foreseeable future.
I'm currently at the Nordic.js conference http://nordicjs.com/ (which... is down right now). Suddenly half the audience started to looking at mobile phones, unpacking laptops.

Poor timing for the current speaker...
But he has the final solution to any git problem:

cd ..
sudo rm -r fucking-git-repo-dir
git clone https://some.github.url/fucking-git-repo-dir.git
> Is there any way the world could become more peaceful, and we could get rid of the seemingly eternal gun-pointing happening between the USA (+ NATO), China, Russia etc? Curious to hear what possible steps can be taken to calm the worlds warmongerers down further. What are possibilities for the future.

The continuous gun pointing has been some of the safest times in all of human history. Sure it's probably bad for your nerves if you think about the reasoning behind how it all works, but I'd much rather have this than go back to actually using conventional weapons on a regular basis.
Doesn't matter in the end, once you get equality, then you can stop the positive bias, and also the problems of existing bias should reduce to near zero
It took them 15 minutes to update their status from the time of our last received request.
"I find it weird also cause when the word is censored as a viewer you already know that's what the character was meant to say."

A feature that can be utilized to make boring dialog really funny https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhJNwKpS6OU

Edit: This just made me realize you can bump G rated content up to PG-13 just by adding beeps and blurs. I bet that's how most reality TV content is generated.
"> Best features of Docker:

> - Easy to get a project to the top of HackerNews

> - New Github stars for old ideas

> - Has lots of Twitter followers"

Can we drop this unreasonable Docker bashing please? It's getting a bit old and tiresome to see these low-quality posts - if you don't like using Docker, don't use it.
One thing not covered very well was what to do if you push to origin. My favourite way to fix this: use git revert to create an exact opposite commit to your bad commit.

git revert <bad commit>
git push

It leaves a history of the mistake, for better or worse, but it does undo the mistake on origin.
Unless its a desert area. Like most of Australia, Central Asia, North Africa etc.
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=boycott%20docker&sort=byPopula...
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The classic operational definition of different species, as far as I remember, is that cross-breading between species is not possible.
Um, plenty of violence is deemed inappropriate. I doubt much of USA broadcast TV even comes close to a hard R rating. I'd also point out that Italy in particular has had little problem with making hyper-violent content like giallo movies, in addition to showing copious nudity, and Norway has quite a few violent horror films under their belt.

It's more broadcast standards originally prevented anything, nudity or extreme violence, from being shown, and mature content was exiled to cable.
I've seen a compelling argument (with backing citation) made elsewhere that violence in the first world is actually increasing, but has been masked by advances in trauma medicine. Will edit this post with reference if I can find it.
The basic Apple dock also has a headphone jack. So, if you have one at your desk you can charge and listen at the same time. It's been this way for years.
How many concurrent connections can you get with the test nodes?
Uptime robot is reporting my sites went down at 12:55 UTC, so been down for 35mins
"So it's not like there aren't already chances for the integration you propose, that span a broader section of the FOSS landscape than just LO/AOO. But ... You'll see that Document Liberation is spearheaded by LO/TDF and ignored by AOO/ASF."

Sorry, but that is incorrect. There is the Incubating ODF toolkit at Apache for example. Now it is true, of course, that the TDF is focused on ODF (in other words, that is it's stated goal), but Apache is hardly ignoring it. The mission statements of Apache and TDF are wildly different, but characterizing something as being "ignored" simply shows an ignorance on how the ASF operates.
Those are rounding errors if you compare with the 30 year war, the Huguenots or what Cromwell did on Ireland...

Or that the total non Muslim population is being forced out of the Middle East right now!

The Central African Republic was revenge for what a Muslim militia did -- "Those evil groups are taking revenge in the same way we did to them!" Seriously... that is the worst you have? :-)

From your own article: "... the former Muslim rebels, known as Seleka, who carried out deadly attacks on Christians after they grabbed power in March, prompting the birth of Christian militias called the anti-balaka, or “anti-machete” in the local Sango language. The armed vigilantes have used the power vacuum to step up assaults on Muslims."

And civil wars have always been incredibly horrible and dirty. The Balkans were also more ethnic than anything else -- and not exactly one sided either. :-(

According to Wikipedia, that Indian group had less than a thousand members. In total. That is a joke, compared to European history. (Or what goes on in Pakistan and Afghanistan today, for that matter. Check percentage Hindu of the population of Pakistan and Bangladesh over the last 50 years; it is not only the Middle East.)
> And for what? We know that these techniques simply do not produce computer-generated videos that a human will identify as a real-life image.

This is actually testable. Some archviz images are indistinguishable from reality for non-graphics experts.

> Get a camera. Take photos. Compare these photos to the results of the algorithms you write. Iterate on your algorithms until they are producing results that match something that already captures nature, not our beliefs about how we ought to be able to capture nature.

Yes, very important. Art teachers try to reinforce this by saying "seek reference". It's true for graphics as well, and it's possible to be more empirical.
Also interested in reading about your experiences!
Same here, but with FreeOTP[1] instead.

Because apparently Math.pow doesn't work correctly on my device for some reason[2], and at that time there was no fix.

Although this method does require a rooted device, as I was unable to get adb backup to work.

[1] - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.fedorahost...
[2] - https://github.com/google/google-authenticator-android/pull/...
Is this better than pandoc?
Anecdotally, at 23, I don't have (and have never had) a father and my mother lives in another country, whenever I consider any decision and the morality of it, I ask myself "do I want to be the kind of person who does this? Can I look at myself in the mirror if I do?"
> Can somebody who knows about this tell me how much of the novelty in this is CS and how much physics?

It's not so much a novelty as it is pushing the envelope.

The main problem with these kind of simulations is that they're O(N^2). You can't get away with modelling each star, you have to model the interaction of each star with every other star.

And then add in interstellar dust, which has non-neglible mass. And then run the simulation for 8 billion years.

There are naturally some optimizations and short-cuts to be made. :)
Yeah, to be honest, "topless female nudity" was not the phrase I expected to see.
People from Mexico show stunning amount of genetic diversity
Not any city. But definitely most cities. You can easily get by without a car in New York. And depending on where you live/work and your family situation you may get away with it in New York, San Francisco and Seattle but you are definitely in the minority in those cases.
Google Earth AppImage
Thanks, you're right. I missed that.
70 heroku apps? Microservices? Or clients?
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I had no idea what LeEco was and not interested in Moto stuff. Apple is getting more flak because there are way more people with iPhones that would love to keep using their headphones without the need for another cable, which is ironic when you think about it.
Why is no one saying "use a gui"
Molecules are tricky. They're obviously machines, but you're dealing with Quantum Mechanics if you go to first principles.
This is a common myth about .h files versus modules.

Most languages with native support for modules do have the necessary information stored in the binary file to enable this scenario.

The only problem is exposing those plugins across languages, but it isn't a big problem if the OS has a rich ABI instead of a C one. For example COM on Windows, or WinRT the improved version of it.
45,000 Pounds of Would-Be Pennies Coat Highway After Delaware Crash
To be fair it is child nudity in this case, which has different legal ramifications in some situations. Also the views on nudity vary a lot from person to person in the US.
I thought you were going to go with a different angle on this. If all you care about is photorealism, well, we'll have to agree to disagree that the current state of the art is incapable of that (given enough time).

What I thought your original point was is that 3D rendering ONLY cares about photorealism. Physically based renderers have been greatly influenced by photography (both still and film). Think light probes, camera lenses, etc. Much of the post-processing you see in a scene is also derived by what a camera would see, from focusing, to blur, to HDR now, and of course the infamous lens flare!

So I think a physically based renderer which uses the human eye as its camera would be interesting to see more of.
I'm guessing it's something like Financial Independence Retire Early?
To an extent. I like buggy games if they let me "cheat" in the game, as long as it's single player and the game is finished besides bugs.
For multiplayer, there should be no bugs or exploits and those should be fixed immediately.
Honestly, I hate hype and would prefer people to stop spreading hype and promises from the devs that they may have forgotten about. I would prefer devs and designers to be the ones leading game development, not publishers that want them "as fast as possible." That mentality needs to stop and games need to possess more intention than being a semifun money grab.
violence in their movies... violence in their cinemas
In certain political movements the definitions of sexism and racism have been modified to only refer to racism and sexism in the presence of power (read: privilege).

If you mix this with intersectionalism, that means female bigotry towards men can by definition not be sexist because women are an underprivileged class compared to men (thanks to intersectionalism it doesn't even matter who has power over whom in any specific situation because every interaction is defined by the intersecting groups the individuals represent, not the individuals themselves).

Yes, this is crazy, but good luck trying to argue against it without being portrayed as evil incarnate, doubly so if you're any of: cis, white, male, hetero.
that sounds like process-issues... not SVN issues.

tags should not be committed to... end-of-story.

as for 'svn-log not showing commits'... I've never heard of that one in the last decade of using it... I'm genuinely interested in how that came about.
The conclusion makes sense only if every major economy participates. What about China and Russia? Granted, I doubt investors today trust either country without qualification, but if this goes on another 5 or 10 years, who knows?
I wonder if the bitcoins he sent to the author in return for the cards were actually scammed from another unwitting party?
Ah okay, good to know. I knew PyPy did this so I assumed it came from there.
Sounds a lot like a kid who attempted to scam me out of a GPU.

He sent me a bogus Bitcoin transfer email from a well known escrow service.

I stupidly did not check header information, as I was in a rush at the time, and shipped without confirming it.

All was well, until he sends me a picture of the card, with essentially a HAHAHAHA, various derogatory remarks, name calling, you name it. I was calm, and collective, tried various bargaining options to recover it. His arrogance was overwhelming.

He posts all over forums, showing how clever he was. This is where he made his fatal mistake.

Investigation begins. I sift through tons, and tons of forum posts, all over the internet. Come up with a handful of names, and various aliases he uses. Was able to confirm that his current location, was around the area where the package was sent(to a home).

Got in contact with the feds regarding online scams, no response.

Got in contact with local police, they tell me nothing can be done, contact feds.

Got in contact with the local news of where the package was shipped, who gets me in contact with the local police that they are friends with.

Police contacts me, and I send over all my logs and information. Police make some visits to the destination address, and it turns out they are actually the friend of the kid.

The kid finally breaks, and furiously emails me scared that the cops are coming for him, and he demands that I send him my return address so he can give me back the card. Apparently he threw out the box. He wants to know how I could do this to him, and that it was all just a big joke. I refuse, and ignore future pleas.

I speak with the cops, who now have tracked down the kid, and they speak with him and his parents. They said I can press charges, which I did.

His father emails me, and starts tearing into ME, questioning how I could possibly sell to a minor, without parents authorization. Over, and over, and over. I tell him this isn't my problem anymore, either the card is paid for, or I'll see them in court.

A couple days go by, his mother emails me, apologizing profusely, we set up a Paypal transaction for far more than the card is worth(I initially listed it at an inflated value). Done.

Speak with the cop, give the OK, case closed.

Feds email me a month or two later, saying nothing they can do, contact local police. :)
...at Amazon.

I already work a 30-hour week. I'm an independent contractor. Ok, in the remaining hours I work on company business. But its low-stress and even fun - keeping in touch with old colleagues, feeling them out for more contracts.
Is it sarcasm?
> If you want to distribute your library as a binary object and a separate source-form interface/header today, you'll have to use a (wrapper) C API. Regardless of how "modern" the C++ code is.

Not really.

Those of us on Windows make use of COM, or since Windows 8, UWP components (formally known as WinRT).
Just like with previous incidents. I understand operating Heroku is not trivial but with 15 minutes after my monitoring systems (Pingdom, New Relic and Logentries) notifies me they need to improve this.
Intuitiveness is honestly a relative problem. I've been using vi for a long time. What's intuitive to me? Moving my cursor with hjkl is intuitive to me. Using `C-w h` to move my cursor to NERDTree, then searching for my file with `/filename` and opening it with enter makes taking my hand off the keyboard to move my mouse to double-click on a file seem absolutely barbaric.
Even better in combination with the `:/grep` syntax that allows you to specify the commit by grepping the commit messages, prefering more recent commits: `git commit --all --fixup ':/implement some feat'`.
Why not git commit to a different branch?
You revert and push it anyway, right! I guess, for better or worse, it worth your while to keep a mistake, not two of them.
Was the Norwegian Prime Minister's post removed because she posted the image again in that post ? This is a crucial question and not clear from the article. If Facebook censored only words then this is a much larger issue. If they censored the whole post (including photo) then while debatable this is Facebook's policy i.e. a blanket ban on such imagery, irrespective of history.

Edit: I don't find it clear journalism, but the fact is there:

Solberg was one of a string of Norwegian politicians who shared the iconic image after Facebook deleted a post from Tom Egeland

So the post was removed because it had the image, not because she had dared to criticize FB.
How awesome – a JSConf in Iceland
#OutrageCulture
Still don't have a working integrated model.
No 3.5mm jack goes back for years. It was only around the time of the iPhone 3G that it was standard in smartphones (I'm not saying that Apple caused it to become standard, it's just it that time frame). Earlier models of phones either didn't have one, or you needed an adapter. I think the first Android phone required an adapter.
"AWS is overpriced service for people that do not have time or resources to do things on their own and pay massive prices for that."

Isn't that the point of AWS?

The time / resources cost to build (monitor and maintain..) your own infrastructure isn't zero.

Did these companies have spare teams lying around the place, such that no new hires were needed to make the transition? If not, then it's not so much of a saving at the current cost of dev / ops personnel, just now on a different balance sheet.
What options would you consider if heroku was down permanently ?
And once you realise your site turned into something between /b/ and sad parts of reddit, what do you do then? (I'm assuming that's not your goal)
Why are we thinking of FB as some monolithic entity? Isn't the most likely explanation that some low-wage contractor in the Philippines saw a picture of a naked girl and flagged it? That contractor may not even know the historical significance of the picture.

You're in a low-wage job and have to look at horrifying shit all day, every day. Are you going to let the one image through that maybe will cost you the job that you really need?
This again. For some reason the ecosystem of the desert is assumed to be worthless, and undeserving of preservation. This is an armchair ecologist idea that won't die.

In fact the desert ecosystem is more sensitive to sunlight changes. Which makes sense when you think about it.
> ~14,000 years as separate populations.

Perhaps even less.

http://www.andrewcollins.com/page/articles/romanbust.htm

There was at least some contact between North America and Europe, close to 2K years ago.