skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nobody is forcing anybody to do anything - except perhaps suggesting that if you're going to let random strangers stay in your house for money, then perhaps you should be required to abide by the same rules that other commercial providers of similar services have been deemed by society to be required to obey. A hotel who refused a room to someone named Mohammed or who had black or brown skin or who had the same name as a registered sex offender would be rightly penalised for doing so.

The argument that "it's my home and it's a special and private place" kinda went out the window once you decided to list that room on Airbnb. Nobody forced anyone to do that. (Ignoring for a moment arguments about the Bay Area tech industry and it's affects on rental prices...)
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Please don't. Adding uncivil/unsubstantive comments to a difficult subject just makes things worse for everyone.

Fortunately this thread attracted a wealth of substantive original contributions in addition to some of the usual predictable stuff. I've enjoyed reading many of the comments, which is... not exactly typical for such subject matter.
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Thank you so much. I tried 3 times in the last week to get it working with Cuda 8.0
Royal Canadian Mint to sell advertising space on currency
* Forego apartments and scour craigslist for cheap rooms in shared housing. This will cut rent by 2/3. Look in less desirable (not dangerous, just not primo) neighborhoods, though sometimes deals can be found in primo locales too. Don't buy a house until you need one; some claim it's an investment, but really they're just money pits.

* Don't spend more than about 8K on a car. Drive it till it dies. (I drove a $2140 15 year old Saturn without AC or working windows for 7 years).

* Learn how to save money while still in college.

* Read "The Idiot's Guide to Getting Rich". Ridiculous title, but plenty of sound advice throughout the book.

* Use Excel or C to figure out what your savings will be by age N if you save X/mo with whatever inflation/investment rate. You're a programmer so this should be straightforward.

* Take those results and save X/mo. Stick it into an index fund with automatic reinvestment. Set it up to withdraw X/mo from your bank account every month. This last part is probably the most important part! It forces you to live like your salary is $Salary-X, and eventually you just come to accept that.

* Monitor those numbers and watch it go up. Discover you prefer doing that to buying things. Increase X.

* Travel! Okay this is odd advice. But when you take time off work to travel a bit you really learn how to stretch every penny. I spent three years overseas sometimes working odd jobs and it was worth every second.

* Don't incur "bad" debt (duh), and pay high interest rates off ASAP. Low interest rates 3% or so you don't have to worry about so much.

* Don't play the lottery. Don't expect that there's a "trick" to building wealth. It's just a long arduous boring process of living below your means.

* Read "The Idiot's Guide to Getting Rich". Ridiculous title, but plenty of sound advice throughout the book. Yes I said it twice.
> It probably won't happen in this case because the "other" party just wants this issue to go away. Arguing in public would only draw attention.

From tptacek's comment, made ~5 minutes before yours:

http://democrats.oversight.house.gov/news/press-releases/cum...

Why would they want to avoid discussing this?
Interesting; I've never had to think about how regex interact with Unicode.

I guess what I really meant is that programmers are talking about PCRE in terms of power, not in terms of exact syntax. In particular, they have recursive patterns, which are sufficient to pull them up to context-free grammars.
Exactly this. The US government thinks about computer security as a kind of war - cyberwar - and for better or for worse it has adapted the mindset that "security by demonstrated capability to drop scary bombs with brutal precision and efficiency" is more realistic than "security by making every building bomb proof."

Geopolitics these days isn't about impenetrable borders, it's about deterrence by ability to project force. They are looking at IT security the same way.
Not if you're in the U. S.
Many welcomes to you
I like to listen to music that I find fun, and my Thursdays are all about the bongos!

https://play.spotify.com/track/2teN2uYbwMQraPG7Gu2Zfo
Airbnb photograph more than 300 employees with Back Lives Matter slogans
"located within a building which contains not more than five rooms for rent or hire"

I wonder if there's any legal precedents about whether a "single building" like an apartment block, with more than 5 different apartments Airbnb-ing rooms - suddenly and out of the control of any individual tenant - becomes a "place of public accommodation"?
Unfortunately very few people have the experiences of both men and women in tech, which is what is necessary to get a comparison from someone who actually knows how much shittier it is as one vs another.
One of my pet peeves is how PRCE destroyed the definition of "regular" in regular expressions. It has basically made a huge number of programmers illiterate as to what truly is regular in the formal sense.
"Often" is a stretch. I've never seen anything I would classify as a hotel in the US. I have seen them in other countries, e.g. SE Asia, and those were completely legal.
i like airbnb, but it will be a cold day in hell before i let some watemelon nigger stay at my place.
> All these gimmicks and breakthroughs don't mean shit, make a phone that lasts 3 days and that will be a game changer.

Oh, I completely agree with that. It's more that I have an iPhone 5S that I replaced the battery in and it lasts for about 24 hours with my usage patterns -- would I love more? Heck yes I would! A phone not making it through from morning to evening though implies that it's likely a dying battery, as the iPhone 5S should last longer than that.
The planet may have been a moon of Jupiter?
The planet may have been a moon of Jupiter, which escaped its severity?
Thank you :)

You are probably right, but this function was my first head-to-head encounter with Perl, I researched just a little bit what I needed to know in order to write it.
Opera. Maria Callas singing "Un Bel Di". The overture from Wagner's "Tannhauser" ;)
Invented in 1998 by Perl hacker Abigail:

http://neilk.net/blog/2000/06/01/abigails-regex-to-test-for-...

(check out Abigail's other JAPHs if you like stuff like this)
Tangent: Sturgil Simpson has a great song about some of this called Sea Stories.
Please don't post like this here. It adds noise and, if it has any other effect at all, probably increases the odds of such defensiveness.
Also note that "save enough to retire" doesn't mean "retire in Hawaii". It means "have enough savings to maintain my current lifestyle if I lose my job". So it's more about lifestyle than savings. If your lifestyle is lavish then retiring, ever, will be difficult. If you're accustomed to being frugal, then retiring by mid-30's is entirely possible, especially with no kids.
What do you mean? Could you please clarify that? What did your understand by "in front"?
If you're beginning to wonder about this sort of thing, I'd strongly recommend reading up on Really Narrow Streets, on the New World Economics website. The author has more or less managed to quantify what makes Old World cities so liveable, and he's beginning to get some traction among urban planners.

You might also find his discussion of the Industrial Revolution spirit -- what he calls Heroic Materialism -- interesting; I think he makes a strong case that the pre-industrial shouldn't automatically carry negative connotations.
I think you meant to say "[...] like any other legal person?", perhaps?

:)
While I don't see what it is that you, who has looked into how other languages are implemented, finds impressive.

It looks like a bog-standard stack VM to me. Why do you think it would be harder than this?
Maybe you should talk to some women engineers sometime and get their opinion.

Because I have spoken to a lot of them, and read about many of their experiences. And the vast majority of them say the same thing. That they have to deal with serious problems that their male counterparts do not.

And just because other people have things worse, doesn't mean that other important problems don't exist.
If "not illegally confining someone" is all it takes not to be a "high-pressure sale tactic", then I confess I don't understand the term.
They are skating to where the puck is headed. Their future is unlicensed hotels. The "express booking" underscores this. No one renting out a room in his house wants it rented based on an instaclick. Lyft started out with the huge pink mustache and front seat rides. They ditched that stuff fast too.
“please stop referencing ESR's jargon.txt file.”
I'm not sure what Tensorflow source you're compiling, but I've been trying many times recently and it fails in many, many different ways. It's a neverending maze of fail, basically. I've never seen the end of it yet. It failed today, too, so the code base is not getting better.

I'm using Ubuntu 16.04, CUDA 8.0RC + the gcc patch, cuDNN 5.1, nvidia-driver-[367|370], tensorflow-master, python-2.7. My process is basically identical to yours.

A few issues are listed here:

https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/2559#issueco...

In some cases, Bazel seems to be the culprit. In other cases, it's Tensorflow itself. I've also seen a "gcc: internal compiler error" https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/4214

Some issues with your howto:

There's a chapter title "Install Nvidia Toolkit 7.5 & CudNN" but the instructions below use 8.0RC

```

Configure TensorFlow Installation

$ cd ~/tensorflow
$ ./configure
Use defaults by pressing enter for all except:

Please specify the location of python. [Default is /usr/bin/python]:

```

No. If you do that it won't compile with GPU support. You have to hit Enter on every question except these ones:

- Do you wish to build TensorFlow with GPU support? (answer: y)

- Please specify a list of comma-separated Cuda compute capabilities you want to build with. (answer: 6.1, or less for older GPUs)

- Please specify the Cuda SDK version you want to use, e.g. 7.0. [Leave empty to use system default]: (answer 8.0)

You don't have to specify the cuDNN version, apparently it can detect the version automatically. It's only the CUDA version detection that fails. https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/3985

"You must also have the 361.42 NVidia drivers installed"

No, that would not work with Pascal GPUs.

The only way I've seen it work is if you install CUDA 7.5 and cuDNN 4, and install Tensorflow from the binary package. But then you get weird errors if you run complex models on Pascal GPUs, because CUDA 7.5 doesn't work well with Pascal.

Seriously, if you made it work on Ubuntu 16.04 with CUDA 8 and it's GPU enabled, please upload the pip package somewhere. I'd love to give it a try.
This is not true. Rather than dig through the FHA for you, Craigslist's interpretation is easier to reference: https://www.craigslist.org/about/FHA
Presumably, they thought of A as in front of B in the expression "AB" rather than in the expression "BA".

(Which is also how I would normally think of "in front", for what it's worth!)
Okay, technically it's regex, but I didn't want to get into this distinction, since "regex" and "regular expression" are used pretty much interchangeably (unless you're in the academia :) ).
Wells Fargo fined $185M for improper account openings
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Do you have any sources for "ingesting anything will ruin the fast"?
Protected designation where? IIRC that's not a thing in the US.
SpaceX could be grounded for 9-12 months after accident, ULA chief says
It doesn't matter. Apple products are bought by people who buy Apple products. They will buy the iPhone 7, they will buy the iPhone 8. Apple has no competition in this market, there's no differentiation on features, only Apple makes Apple products.

They will buy Apple Product X, they will buy Apple Product Y.

Anyone who believes profit is the most potent measure of success can always point at Apple and say "those people are doing the right thing".
> told me that I shouldn't "come into a feminist space" where "women are already organising, telling stories and advocating for themselves".

At this point, I think you have to ask yourself if these people really have good values, appropriate goals, healthy approaches to reaching those goals.
Oh, that was probably it. That would be true if we were talking about FIFO queues :)
And of course, senior management were totally ignorant of the practice.
why not use a database to provide a state machine as a service?
Why? What makes digital superior in this case? The headphone is universal and ubiquitous because it is a dumb (as in terminal) device. It works on $10000 stereos and $10 children's toys without needing to think about compatibility, protocols, or interface specifications because of that.
Usertesting, invision prototype, also: local people on the street
Yep, you are correct :)
"Considering yourself special" like Airbnb or Uber - doesn't actually make you special.

Renting out a room to another housemate is a very different thing to listing a room for a nightly rate as a commercial transaction.

Whether that automatically means you should be governed by the same laws as a hotel is unclear, but asking whether it might be appropriate is a really important thing to do. The rules society created for hotels weren't just randomly invented rules - we wrote those laws for what we considered very good reasons to prevent certain kinds of discrimination that was actually happening and the we decided was wrong. I think there's a _very_ high chance that Airbnb hosts probably should be held to those same rules or something very similar but less directly aimed at hotels.
Just follow the instructions friend.
> It's really the latter that I'd like to know more about.

Whatever nfriedly's situation may be ... you won't get to the latter until you understand the former. In other words: You can't "save an incredible amount of money", without first "saving some money".
I'd like to see YYYY-04-01 RFC on biometrics authenticator expiration protocols.
You don't need to press end to enter end mode - holding down ctrl toggles it. So you can hold down ctrl and use arrow keys and, like it does with text, it will jump entire logical blocks - either continuous cells with content or continuous empty cells. Add shift as well as you select all that stuff instead of just bouncing across it.
Brownie points for writing another Python interpreter in this Python Interpreter :-)
Sorry missed that other 7.5 reference, replaced with 8. Sorry copy and pasted my 7.5 instructions as they were mainly the same.
One of the most frustrating things about this whole fiasco is that the OPM breach finally became public in the summer of 2015, but I and many other victims weren't officially notified (or offered our measly couple years of identity protection) until December or later. At the time, I shared some of my thoughts on the breach here (some of the info may be out of date in light of the new report; I was piecing stuff together as best as I could): https://forrestbrazeal.com/2015/12/08/welp-i-was-an-opm-hack...

I was also annoyed that so much of the political posturing around the breach centered on OPM systems' lack of encryption. I haven't read all of this report, but it's nice to see the summary focusing on the lack of 2FA, a security practice that would actually have helped stop an internal infiltrator.
Thats why fingerprint is username, not password
Alina baraz Spotify radio is one of my favorites.
So he had no money, but he had an apple card for $477 and your $250 card with the balance? Sounds like evidence that he's scammed other people with this scam. Sounds like there are already other victims out there, sans justice.
Taking to HR is like talking to the cops. It's only a good thing when you have the grievance.
and yes sorry thought hitting yes for gpu support was obvious and did not see the need to type that one out.

there is also a link for the list of cuda capabilities in the post.
>If you aren't sure if it's HR appropriate to talk to women at your workplace

I'm not sure what you mean by this. What's the meaning of "HR appropriate"?
Hail Helix!
> "working-class and poor people have neither the time nor mental energy to peruse a variety of sources" is a bizarre claim I can't quite get my head around.

Consider the possibility that this difficulty lies not with the claim, but with your head.

The real value of money is that you can use it in place of time. The less of it you have, the more time you must spend on dealing with problems that you could make go away much more quickly and easily otherwise. The converse is also true.

That's why people say that it's a privilege to be able to gather a balanced view of the world. I would not say the same, because the rhetoric of privilege is inseparable from personal attack, and making people feel uneasy and defensive is inimical to worthwhile discourse. But when people use that lazy cliché in this context, that is what they mean.
Why would a social networking platform prioritize wedding photos over news? Is the news less "social"? Aren't weddings news? You're begging the question here.
Lots of people have an interest in doing things that are bad for other people generally. That doesn't actually mean the rest of us should be okay with it.
Crap like this makes me glad I was in the Army.
You mean to say you aren't allowed go our for coffee with a colleague? That sounds like a really unhealthy relationship to be honest... She doesn't trust you alone with a person of the opposite sex?
yes but had Zuckerberg had his idea for facebook when he was older and already working, would he have quit and started working on it? I think his argument is facebook was so important to him, regardless if it was a viable business, there is no question to pursue it.
Snapchat could buy startups without raising money via new credit line
NIST sets the standards (FIPS).

Most programs for security guidelines seem to be descendants and ongoing implementations of HSPD-12.

I believe the Office of the Inspector General would be in charge of auditing in some cases, but it's usually up to each individual agency.
Or just go freaking have a coffee without overthinking the whole thing and finding 1001 ways that a conversation over coffee could be misinterpreted as god knows what... Christ people need to chill /rant.
Obviously, you can't comment like this here.

We've banned this account and detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12458424 and marked it off-topic.
Agreed! That Cmd-P slow down was just a bit too laggy. Happy to see that resolved. Fuzziness seems improved too, but I didn't do a lot of thorough testing there.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12453816 and marked it off-topic.
It's not dumb. When corporate executives make decisions, they're explicitly constrained by legality. Morality is negotiable. And relative.
> Nobody's suggesting that we hire under-qualified women/elders/blacks

How else are you supposed to meet arbitrary diversity quotas, when the pool of applicants is overwhelmingly white and male ?
I may go ahead and do a literal clone of your instructions. However, looking at your process, it's what I do, step by step, AFAICT without actually going ahead and doing it.

It's also the fact that it fails in so many different ways. Bazel bombs out after ./configure; the master branch today does not even begin to build at all, the old Bazel workaround is not working anymore. Then there's the gcc issues.

You may have gotten lucky once, who knows why.

Again, do you still have the pip package you claim you've built using this procedure? If so, can you upload it somewhere? I would very much like to test it. Thank you.
Do you really expect everyone to self-regulate in your favour? That's not how people work.
Getting “Women Warriors” wrong
But why should people care about what is regular in the formal sense? Rather, regular in this context would mean it can be recognized with a restricted type of algorithm, which resembles the formalism.
It may not be racism, but it's certainly discrimination, in the sense that you are selecting who gets to conduct business with you based upon subjective criteria.
Interesting to notice that you're the only to comment that doesn't have an answer from pauldix
That quote reminded me of something my mentor told me when I was training to interview people in-person. He said if they're really struggling, change it up with an easy question for exactly the reason you gave, but also to get their confidence up so they don't start the next interview feeling bad.
Have you actually succeeded yet in building a pip package linked with CUDA 8? I am doing basically the same process, and it only keeps failing.

https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/2559#issueco...
I only overthink it because of the many times I just went and talked to a man only to have it lead to serious weirdness.

I wish it weren't necessary. Perhaps someday it won't be.
Can the rest of us not go to other web sites for this kind of content?
No, because it's a universal tongue-in-cheek way to state you want to have sex. "Cup of coffee" to "I want to fuck" however, is a stretch.
This was my experience as well (actually, even more extreme). Here's a room with a whiteboard or a laptop+TV. All 10 people I interviewed in that room chose the whiteboard.

One of them mentioned feeling less pressure to have perfect syntax and everything at a whiteboard than in an editor. In retrospect, wish I'd asked more of them about their preference, although at the same time, it wasn't something I judged them on so I wouldn't want them to think I was nitpicking their choice.

I'd probably choose a whiteboard too, honestly, for spatial reasons (able to write up separate things off to the side, easily annotate stuff in a different color to step through the code, etc).
Spot on again.

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It definitely can get pedantic in a topic like this, but when all of the interesting bits are in the nuances, I don't mind so much.
No it's not, this is the trial division algorithm for primality testing.
You seem to have put a fair amount of effort into this declaration of principle and partisanship on behalf of an advertising company that wants to monetize everybody in the world. I hope it was worthwhile.
Give the work meetings a proper name (eg 1:1) that everyone can use to designate the meetings as work related, and then it alleviates ambiguity.
A 'high performance historical time-series columnar database, an in-memory compute engine, and a real-time streaming processor all unified with expressive query and programming language options'

Extensively used in capital markets.

https://kx.com/
Is there a standard for which additional features one can add on top of regular expressions in the original limited sense and still be considered a regex?
The piano stuff already seemed like 'dream music', as did the 'babble' examples. I found myself terribly frustrated by how short all those examples were. I wanted lots more :)
"No, that would not work with Pascal GPUs."

I cannot test this but possibly just use whatever version the drivers work and make sure the run file does not install different drivers.
While I also appreciate the fact that people are willing to be open about it...

Drama at home is drama at home. It's a reason, but not a convincing one to behave differently towards female colleagues at work. The real problem is that person's unusually unhealthy personal relationship issues, which colleagues shouldn't be expected to tiptoe around.
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