skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Such an interesting topic to meditate on. It is at the same time deeply pragmatic and philosophical. In order to find the most important criteria, we have to know what is the purpose of life.
Thanks! Knew I had read it somewhere but could not find it when searching.
How to Turn Frustration into a Million Dollar Software Business (Part 1)
OpenSSL will patch this week high severity vulnerability
Then change the tax laws. It's silly to suggest that they should pay more to the government than is legally required. Actual tax evasion comes with pretty serious penalties, so people with loads of money tend to be pretty prudent when ensuring what they are doing with their taxes is legal.
Clustering Elixir nodes on Kubernetes
And then dealing with a large private entity that has a major public-facing requirement like Comcast makes you want to nationalize the entire operation again. Round and round we go...
I know, since my first attempt was in Java to create a simple app. I know the NDK can be used to create OpenGLES guis, and access the sensors, but for a traditional app it's a lot of work.

Syntax is a subjective thing; I just don't like Java. I was hoping Google was going to come up with something (other than Go), for Android.

I have tried a lot of the work arounds, and simply put, Java is the way to do Android right, so I guess I need to get over it!
Interpersonal networks are an underlying mechanism in any society and I'm not saying it's bad, but I think it needs to be counterbalanced by an impersonal functional mechanism where you do your job regardless of who you know.

In communist societies this functional mechanism is quasi inexistent and the only thing that keeps that society running is the guanxi . China may have its specific form but I'd say that it is rooted in our deeper human pshichological traits that are common to all of us.

I live in an ex-communist state and we're still struggling with such a guanxi that trancends all major political parties and state institutions, after 26 years since we've "transitioned to democracy".

The major problem is that this close-knit, closed, state parasite is blocking any change and any advancement in society.
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I like marathon running documentaries. It makes me feel better at the end of them.
You already got answers for SEH. For Steensgard, see the paper at https://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/pingali/CS380C/2007fa/papers... (no idea about the patent itself, but the paper is probably easier to read).
Hi!
* Note that I'm a CodinGame employee, so my answer might be biased.
The business model is mostly based on connecting developers who like to code with companies who are in need of programming workforce.
We host online programming contests on our platform (there's actually one coming up on saturday) and depending on your performance (so, anonymously), you can land a job at one of the sponsor companies.
Not in a year, but it wasn't different enough to me - less verbose, but the same when I long for a Lisp or ML or Haskell for Android! Scala was a thought. And I am now looking at F# again with the recent OS works by MS and the Xamarin situation.

As I wrote downstream, I just need to commit to Java (or Kotlin!) I think!
What happens if you try to open an iPhone app on an iPad? What happens if you try to open an Android phone app on an Android tablet?

That's the difference between IB and Android's layout system.
You don't need to invest in a foreign company to invest in a foreign market. Take a couple of US companies and see where their revenues come from geographically and diversify your holdings in that way.
That works if you can throw the performance down the drain. I had to develop an interface to do a real time display of a hardware component. No chance, the Cordova API is completely unusable. Maybe if somebody wrote a native plugin interface like Electron has it would become usable.
> Seeing as Linux first found major popularity as a server OS, the security risks of X weren't quite as major as they may seem.

X11 was, if not the most common, at least one of the most common workstation interface throughout the 1990s, when Linux, even on servers, was not as major a player as it is today, and most high-grade workstations ran a Unix variant. There were exceptions (some systems ran NeWS) but, by and large, if you did any important (so usually confidential) work back then, it was quite likely you would do it on something running X11. The risk was as major as it is today.
See my replies above, but yes, I am a fan of F#, and I wish it were that easy, but I think simply learning Java (or Kotlin as pointed out above) might be the best way in the end. Google has made it very clear they are not working on an alternative from Java dev in Android.
YES! Sway! It's very nice, I played with it a little, and its author is present on HN as well.
In fact, the graph business is only applicable to the discrete-state case. Continuous-state cases are probably even more applicable, and you need different tools to prove convergence results there.
I recognise that excerpt. The Gods Themselves, by Asimov.

Of his works that I've read, "optimistic" is not the word I would associate with this particular book. It is cynical from the outset, with even the prologue making a point that scientific progress is mostly achieved out of spite.

As for the solution to the problem in the book ... IIRC it happens mostly by accident. The underlying tone in the story is that despite the importance of scientific advances, the driving force is always that of a personal vendetta. After all, in the story Lamont spends his career seeking revenge, trying to find a way to shoot the messenger of the uninformed and dangerous view.

Optimistic? I prefer jaded.

EDIT: originally I remembered it was a Heinlein book. Changed to Asimov.
> How do you know?

We don't know. But it has been true for every technology change since the discovery of agriculture so it is a high probability assertion. It might be different next time, of course, but the implication is that humanity won't create knew things to do as it has always done in the past. I don't see any evidence of a diminution of creativity but maybe you do.
I've seen a Syrian immigrant attempt to sexually assault a women with my own eyes. You should stay in your ivory tower if you want to be able to maintain your delusions.
I would prefer to see policies that will cost soros his money:

- weapons cannot be sold to countries we do not have reciprocal defence agreements with

- weapon and oil sanctions are enforced globally

- a decade long investment of around 5% of world GDP increasing energy efficiency, at the same time as building electricity pipelines to take solar from tropical zones to rest of world and an end to oil pipelines

- end to oil subsidies globally

- global agreements on water rights between countries, on investment and policy for efficient (drip) water use in agriculture

Grief, that's just off top of my head and is probably only half the problem. Basically if we can do all that, Soros will lose his wedge. I doubt he would mind too much.
I think this is mostly due to the lacking visual editor rather than virtues of the underlying XML format.
> They already have her official business emails; they have had them for years.

No, they have the emails she claims are official. Big difference.

And she has zero credibility here. Negative credibility even, if she claims they have all the official emails you can be 100% sure they do not.
I would really be interested! I have billion element datasets now and know that the tools that I am using arent up to par.

please email christopher.hughes@gmail.com
There is soup of things there, but at the very bottom is really the fact that those in power always manipulate those are not to fight amongst themselves so they don't interfere with the dealings upstairs. For example people are told to the hate mythical welfare single mom queen, because she is going to drive up in her Lexus and steal all the benefits.

Not to say that there aren't real issues, there are, but they are mixed in with racial rhetoric, hate for other groups, corporatist agenda and a heavy sprinkling of American Civil Religion and you get "Take your government out of my Medicare!" craziness.

Sometimes I like to imagine ridiculous scenarios -- in this case I imagine that Tea party is supported and funded by ultra-liberals, because crazies like birthers and so on are really effective at demolishing the conservative agenda by making them look insane and unstable by association.

To be fair, I also like to imagine that say some liberals are hidden ultra-conservatives and so they promote a steady stream of refugees to Western Europe. And there is no better way to turn people to nationalism and conservatism today that than.

So in my imaginary scenario each side is actually a false flag operation for the other side.
Still not shady if it helps others to learn Python. I don't have an issue that someone gets money for providing tutorials online. And maybe there's a reason why he doesn't want to find his name on Google.

Whois protection makes sense anyway, the amount of spam you get after registering a website is incredible. IMHO it's worth spending $2/yr for that service.
Making a debootstrap image bootable
DoJ: If Disabled People Can't Use Berkeley's Free Online Courses, No One Can
>AFAIK, there is no prominent software that are produced outside of US and are compared favorable to Chinese produced ones

I don't like this kind of argument because you are technically correct even if prominent software outside the USA exists but you simply don't know about it or don't want to know about it. It's basically meaningless to say this phrase.

Since we are talking about games. The major companies outside USA that immediately pop into my head are Crytek (Germany), Ubisoft (France) and EA Dice (Sweden). I won't mention japanese companies because there's just too many of them.
How Do Billion Dollar Mobile Apps Go Viral?
A docker control panel based on latest docker release
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Fuzzy search: A in-memory index maintained by the backend serves the function.

Node operation: Crane details about a node such as kernel version, docker info, docker images and also containers running on the node.

Network Management: The overlay network CRUD.

Registries Authentation Managment: You can save your private registry username/password pair to Crane, with which a to-be-deployed stack with restricted image access can attach.
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whether you want to ship or you want to learn more?
Not are. Are perceived as such by the surveyed set of women.

Specifically, an ugly solicitor elicits a reaction comparable to a zombie in some women. This is generally a subconscious reaction belying sexual selection. Extreme but it happens. Less extreme version is tied to disgust feeling.

The root is probably the same: detecting contagious people and animals.
Is it 4us.com or 4usxus.com? You need to get this straightened out.
This essay is a troll, surely? Or, the author is mentally disturbed.
> Only emails related to official business. The distinction is crucial to these questions of law, but is consistently forgotten or elided, even by this Hill article.

It's not forgotten. No one believes her. (Except maybe you.)

She deleted the personal emails. Who does that? At most you don't turn them over, and then store them somewhere. Hard disks are cheap.

But no, she deleted them, making 100% sure no one could ever dispute her.

And I seem to remember an official email she did not disclose being discovered when the other person in the email disclosed it. So she is known to have withheld official emails.
He's saying that Soros directly supports policy that forces countries to accept migrants. Historically, alongside massive inflows of migrants there have been tremendous rises in violent crime and sexual assault in Northern European countries. As a prime example, take a look at related data for Sweden.

www.nsfk.org/Portals/0/nordicstats_1950-2000.pdf
Should I use 'single' or “double-quotes” for strings in JavaScript
oh you're talking about consumer offsets ! I exclusively use kafka to store offsets since I started using kafka with 0.8.0.2 so I can set my offsets by using the kafka protocol only
> it always kind of bugs me when "guanxi" and "face" get treated as uniquely Chinese concepts

Although behaviours, expectations and social constructs vary, we're all human so most probably those of course are not unique to China, but they have a word for it. Like "zeitgeist", "amok", "bon vivant", "maelstrom" or "karma", some things are just untranslatable and warrant bringing the word-concept to other languages as is, crystallising something that certainly existed prior into something that suddenly acquires a more precise (or at the very least less diffuse) shape in the mind, that we can tie nuances to.
Hi!

* Note that I'm a CodinGame employee, so my answer might be biased.

Thanks for the feedback :) It's really appreciated. Coding with friends is always more fun than learning to code alone, and if you want to onboard your friends onto programming, maybe you can also take a look at our "Clash of Code" category.

https://www.codingame.com/multiplayer/clashofcode

These are short coding "battles", from 5 to 10mins, where you can challenge your friends in small coding exercises (filter prime numbers, find how many ones there are in a binary representation, that sort of things). You can create private clashes and play together with your friends
Your post is even worse, all it contains is "no"
What's the point of that page? Starting and selling your own company is an incredible journey. I don't see the problem with that phrase.
I think everyone who supports a Republican candidate supports Trump more than any other Republican candidate at the moment, seeing as how, y'know, the party picked him to represent them in this election. This doesn't prove anything?
Ask HN: What simple finance tool for a small business?
Can you recommend an online finance tool that would help me track the ins and outs of my (business) finances. I'm looking for something simple, I'm not incorporated in US so I do not need accounting or payroll or to charge people through that tool, but multi currency would be highly desirable (as I'm invoicing in both USD and EUR). Just to be aware of where I am financially.
Apart from ins and outs, a nice feature would be to be able to write down my invoices and be able to track paid ones by a simple checkbox or similar and, therefore, have an overview of the unpaid ones.

Everything I have found so far is either full of features I don't need or way too simple (and made for personal finance).

Any idea, is something there that I have missed? Thanks!
If TypeScript is so great, how come all notable ReactJS projects use Babel?
So what? Don't you think starting and selling your own company is an incredible journey?
Flagged for misleading headline. The DoJ is not forcing the university to remove the content. It's just telling the (public!) university that all of its content must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

This headline would be a bit like one that says "DoJ: If Disabled People Can't Use Bathroom, No One Can"
If you think there are only two parties then your observational skills are lacking. There are multiple factions within the parties that are ascendant/declining due to support on specific issues and the candidates of these factions compete among each other for the party nomination at all levels of government. This is why third-parties in the US are only found at the extremes and tend to burn-out quickly, the factions and interest groups which have a nominal chance of actually governing are within one of the two major parties. Free-trade proponents in the Republican party get trade deals done, Libertarian party voters whine from the sidelines. Environmentalists within the Democratic party pass pollution control laws, Green party voters speak earnestly to each other about how more should be done.
Soros is main sponsor of many very liberal pro-immigration NGOs in Eastern Europe
> Piss all you want about MS and Apple back in the day but they understood quality control

I don't know what you are on about as there weren't any app stores controlled by Apple or MS. Anyone was able to release crap software on floppy disks or BBS, and they did.
I can't quite work out what your comment is saying.

Are you critising the man in the article ( John Ioannidis ) for egotism because he somehow is disparaging of Further ( Meta ) analysis of his results ?

Or are you saying that Ioannidis has a point and that studies of studies are poor ?
I hope you physically stopped the violent attack, took the perpetrator to the police and pressed charges.

Rape is a violent and sickening crime - that happens and is under prosecuted in every country, committed by native (men) as well as immigrant (men). It's not an immigrant problem, it's a man problem. Don't focus on the wrong causes of a problem in your blind hatred and prejudice.
You are wrongly characterizing what I am saying. Maybe try reading my original post again? People can only "allow" them to inject themselves into discourse when they have full consent, ie what their agenda is. Ignoring them doesn't silence them, nor makes it clear that their ideas are not acceptable.

Did I give you any links? I indicated that they are there and it is explicit and obvious.

If you cannot handle that a meme is ALSO (which means NOT ENTIRELY ie they dont own it) by people with a racist agenda then I frankly don't know what to say. The above people asked for proof, I gave it to them. Deal with the facts.

I'm not going to stop pointing out the tactics of white supremacists to inject themselves in mainstream culture.
Why not Israel? It's fully developed and full of start-ups. Surely it just needs thousands of young men, many of whom will have videos of beheadings on their phones that they will share. Hey, that's an idea for a start-up!
A more cynical view is that they keep hammering it home because Trump's outreach to black voters is working enough that it has become electorally significant [0].

Polls show he currently has historically high support among black voters - and not just for himself, but out of any Republican candidate over the last few decades [1], and it's high enough that it could tip the election.

0: http://graphics.latimes.com/usc-presidential-poll-dashboard/ (scroll to 'by race/ethnicity').

1: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2015/06/11/ho...
> have played great Chinese games with impressive graphics, deep historically-informed game worlds and references to poetry, literature, art, philosophy

Can you please name some examples? I'd love to check them out.

> I also think you are confusing nationalism with cultural touchstones

You have a point here. After re-reading the post, I wanted to add "and a lack of awareness of the outside world and culture", but it was already too late to edit it.

> the US did the same for almost every modern conflict to date

This is whataboutism, we're not talking about the US.

> I never heard about banning traditional characters

Well, see the link in my original post.
It's really not – I think you're working with outdated knowledge from several years ago. An "iPhone app" is one specifically built for iPhones. That's not the norm these days. Normally you would build an iOS app with universal storyboards that would work for both iPhones and iPads. Normally opening an iOS application on an iPad would result in a layout that works well for iPads.
I've seen a native citizen attempt the same. An anecdote doesn't make it a statistic. BTW, did you stop him, report him to the authorities or stood by as an idle observer?
Before computer games there were also sports, cards, books, alcohol, drugs etc. It's only a consequence, not a cause of humans inclination for exciting their reward centers with least possible efforts.
Books are as interactive as you make them.

I read a book by looking at contents, notes, bibliography, and index. Then the intro and conclusion. If the meat is worth reading, that.

This means reading for information rather than pleasure, for the most part, though for me, reading for information is pleasure. Yes, there's some fiction I'll read, but that's different.

There's also note-taking and organising my own thoughts as a consequence of what I'm reading.
It runs perfectly well on a current MacBook (12"). Which is the least performant Mac(Book) AFAIK.
That's the standard way to number floors in much of the world outside North America and East Asia.

The ground floor is zero, the first floor is up a single flight of stairs.

My university made the system a little more obvious, with numbers like 0.01, 1.10, 3.14, B.04, 2B.01.
In contrast to fusion (which is 20 years away and always has been), working Thorium reactors and safe disposal of nuclear wast is 50 years away. Since about 50 years.
Why? What's the problem with calling it what it is? That site smells jealousy.
Auto Layout[0] can give you incredibly flexible designs from within IB.

[0]https://www.raywenderlich.com/115440/auto-layout-tutorial-in...
I feel like I've struck a nerve in some way and would love to better understand what's fueling your response. Why do you feel like you have to defend first employees?
>How would you feel about a grid with parks sprinkled in instead of cul-de-sac?

Check out Savannah, Georgia. One of the first planned cities in the USA.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squares_of_Savannah,_Georgia
I'm sure it is an incredible journey.

It's just become cliché for companies to put up a page thanking customers (that are mostly likely getting screwed by the deal) for partaking in their incredible journey.

It's not so incredible when a service you were relying on stops providing that service.
Notwithstanding your good points about it not being fool-proof, it is an important point that your email software doesn't essentially promote or enable corruption of the meta data in the way you describe.

As a business person, nobody would [buy/use] exchange if it was not reasonably secure from an audit trail perspective. The intergrity of the communications is required for many business's who have record retention policy and what not.

Think about an analogy for a bank's accounting system that allowed audit trails to be compromised. Its a huge problem for the purchasing people and the managerial layer that has to sign off on sarbox etc.
And if they want more, they can always get a search warrant for them.

That would help the Republicans gain back some credibility if they did. Right now everyone considers this a colossal waste of time, exemplary of Republican waste.

Republicans are quickly finding that there are limits to their political powers.

The public needs to be forceful in telling the House to stop wasting government money on Hillary emails.
This is a 2009 revision of a 1994 article.