skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Either you get it from pills yourself, or (if not vegan) the animals will be injected with it. Either way, there is no perfect solution to fill up your B12 needs
The ambient works albums do the trick for me - the music melts into the background whilst working, yet is still enough to keep me alert.
argh, spoilers :(
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I'm a software engineer, I have got an outdated system and I was waiting for the new Macbook Pros to be released for a new notebook. I'm quite disappointed by the thing that Apple created (I don't want to delve in that discussion here) and I'm shopping for a new Linux laptop.

I tested Ubuntu 16.04 on a desktop system with a GTX750 card connected to my 4k monitor via DP1.2, works fine.

So I'm shopping for a 4k-external-monitor enabled laptop working on Linux, preferred distro is Ubuntu 16.04. I've seen there's quite a lot of mess about it, since most modern laptops use TB or USB-C docks/adapters that don't seem to work fine on Linux.

Any success story around HN?
I get a bit paranoid that some high schooler who will be the world's next Bill Gates is reading your post and think, "hmm, I've got to keep a lookout for any of my developers building XmlHttpRequest-like technology that paves the way for my future monopoly to get busted up prematurely!"

Imagine if someone in Microsoft had a clue and was able to constrain the browser to being a simple scripted document viewer? I'm convinced suppressing client-side web application development would have lent the Windows OS a few more years of platform and developer mindshare dominance!
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I've seen multiple doctors with the same problem. I just can't keep my mind on something, a random thought always suddenly jumps in. The answer is always "There's not really anything we can do. You just have to live with it. The medication is so restricted in Australia you'll never, ever get it."

Adderall is completely illegal here, and to get Ritalin, Dextroamphetamine, or similar, you basically have to have been diagnosed as a kid.

Thanks, War On Drugs, for ruining my life.
Perhaps this is a contributing factor to the insane compensation American CEOs receive?

The new CEO refuses to work for less than the old one, and the company has to offer the new person an incentive to join as CEO.

Couple this to the fact that CEOs are fired more frequently, and you get to the number CEOs are paid now?
However, evern FSF's version is only mGPL, not LGPL, meaning it is GPL with a runtime exception.

Hmm, how does that demonstrate itself in practice? It shouldn't matter for your app, right? With FSF version you can(?) compile and distribute your stuff. Like with 'normal' gcc/glibc. How about static? Licenses usually throw me off since they get so confusing.

It seems like it's a story similar to Lisp and Franz/Allegro CL. Lisp got better with SBCL supporting Windows later on.
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Could be, I know alot of developers here who work for GoodGames and InnoGames. I think GG did a batch of firings semi-recently but I don't recall hearing about anybody not being paid.
Then again I'm not German so I miss out on some news.
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PL/SQL is also derived from Ada.
This is a clever way to do this, but it still seems like someone caring about their privacy should just do without gifs.

Edit: I should rephrase - I mean someone with a larger-than-usual need for privacy, someone paranoid for a reason. This is great for the typical privacy concious user. But if I was sending documents to WikiLeaks, I would not sum them up with a cute GIF.
This is great thank you.

It would be great if Spyder would add a plugin to edit these formats or something similar.
I currently use gulp and, over the yars, have found many ways to do my own parsing and smart caching and stuff over, like checking and bumping version numbers, conditional compiling, caching assets etc.

I'd hate to loose all that, but I do see the advantages of Webpack. How much control do I have with Webpack though? Can I still write my own hooks?
Now that Webpack has tree shaking, are there still reasons to use Rollup?
not gg, not ig
My girlfriend is vegan and I am vegetarian. I am vegetarian for 3/4 of a year now and slowly start to replace all animal based products. The best help for me is to have someone I can rely on (like my girlfriend). Sharing food with someone who already is vegan helped me to get the right feeling for it and made me experience a lot of options food wise. Ultimatively I am vegetarian because living with my girlfriend showed me that I can eat tasty stuff without having to kill or abuse animals
>Whilst the "winding streets" and "character" of London's awful road layout may be romantic for visiting tourists

Screw tourists. I love taking a slightly different winding road to the same place I normally walk to, and seeing some slightly off kilter building or weird little park or set of shops.

There are traffic/noise/pollution problems, but that's something you'll see walking along main roads rather than the interesting bits. More pedestrianisation would be good I'm sure - but if you want huge open space we've got lots of parks...
Firing gets rid of the worst at playing the internal political game.

Fixed it for you.

Something I've seen at at least a couple of companies where it resulted in killing the company, and one of those was the storied Lucent (forced to sell out to Alcatel, which itself didn't fare well, evidently most of it was sold to Nokia in January this year).

The managers even made a point of telling us how their firing a particular key guy showed no one was safe. Well, the same was true of the project, which was de jure and de facto necessary for Lucent's continued existence as an independent entity, it was a media gateway, which along with a media gateway controller such as their very well received Softswitch replaces a unitary switch like their 5ESS.

(It was a very interesting project, BTW, we were working with 5ESS types in Cincinnati, and like that storied system it was a true 5 9's system, no faking it for scheduled maintenance, people expect their telecom systems to be available 24x7 absent acts of God.)
Or YouTube after Google plus is a better example. We've been there, done that, real names do not improve niceness.
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I found the inclusion of Yarn in this tutorial to be misplaced. Adding another step to what is already considered a complex library feels unnecessary.

Maybe the author is trying to make Yarn a trend?
The underlying library (libcurl) is extremely useful on all platforms, not just Linux.
Yeah, using hidden iframes worked as well
So I heard through the grapevine about a company in Melbourne Aus making a 'virtual personal assistant'. CEO is an ex fortune 500 bigshot that jetsets across the world with their daughter (also senior management at the company) burning cash like there's no tomorrow, while giving the illusion that business deals are 'just about to come through'.

The smart ones have been leaving consistently through the company's history, and recently they had a layoff of around half their staff.

From the sounds of it, almost sounds like a shell company - half baked product that no-one uses, and they've managed to convince investors out of millions in cash.

To me seems just like the dotcom crash all over again - crazy that investors aren't on top of this shit, where's the due diligence / sense checking at?
I use yarn by default now. I don't see a good reason not to have deterministic dependency management and lockfiles.
That IP bill is a horror show and it's passing with a wink and a nod, I'm fast losing what little faith I had in Government to do the right thing.

We seem to have the worst government we've had in my life time (or perhaps I'm just politically more aware of whats going on).
Supply and demand! Software engineers are much harder
to find than support staff.

Sure. The thing is, our society has a funny relationship with social class.

Nobody wants to think they're busting their ass to enrich someone who thinks they're better than you. That's not the kind of thinking that inspires people to work 10 hour days because they really feel dedicated to Twitter's world-changing mission! So our society has, in some ways, a sort of perpetual denial that class is there. People who want to be elected president have to be "someone you could have a beer with" and CEOs of billion-dollar companies have to let everyone call them by their first name.

If your company only employs engineers, and your cleaners mostly work at night, you can retain that impression pretty well. Everyone here is the same!

But the moment people notice there are support workers who don't get free snacks because they're lower on the status ladder, you can't really retain the impression that everyone is the same.
> I think there is a very real sense in which philosophy has taken its eye off the ball in the last 150 years.

Actually I think philosophy is a victim of its own success at keeping its eye on the ball over that period. That is: analytic philosophy has eliminated a lot of bullshit and posturing at the cost of raising up a new scholasticism.

Analytic philosophy is nice and rigorous, and any argument must be defended against opponents within a well developed analytical tool-kit. In maths or science, that would be just dandy. But if any field really was amenable to such rigour it would no longer be called "philosophy".

So we get a conversation between academics where everything seemingly is there for solid analytical reasons, but is really just what evolved particular cultural ecosystem of analytical standards. Outsiders have to learn and adapt all that culture to be heard: and they are thus absorbed into it.
This assumes that these groups believe their actions will lead to a direct outcome. What if these groups are acting in order to force their adversary to change via dealing with less violent but equally reactionary forces.

For instance would the Irish people have their independence from the UK if there was no IRA? If there was no violence why would the UK give them something they;re not willing to take, especially when states typically only respond to violence.
You're probably right about urban prisons. I always think of them as remote but there are plenty in places with very high signal strengths, which would create problems. Low-power pico-cells inside the prison walls could presumably be configured to not cause problems outside. But yes, RF planning is a nightmare and there would doubtless be problems.
Yes, check Bodil Stokke's presentation, The Miracle of Generators, at GOTO 2016.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mCkLZ0cwAI
> We haven't even started to connect those networks together to make hierarchies.

What's stopping us at this point?
If it's me I'm annoyed and hungry, if it's someone else I'm annoyed and guilty.

1/3 of the time lunch is wrong and there is absolutely no excuse for it. If you went to a restaurant and they could only get your food served correctly a third of the time you'd stop going back pretty fast I reckon
So far I'm impressed by every demonstration of PVS Studio that gets linked here and I love the developer's way of using open source projects for demonstrations (and thereby improving these projects). Great job.

Unfortunately the software seems to have no single developer license (only 'Team' and 'Site') and you have to write them a mail to even get a quote [1]?

In other words: Awesome tool, completely unavailable and out of reach for me.

Are there any somewhat comparable tools in the C# world that you use in your projects, apart from StyleCop/FxCop?

1: http://www.viva64.com/en/order/ - "Please write us from your corporate e-mail address for details on PVS-Studio prices. Specify information about your company and the type of license you would like to purchase (see the table below)."
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Another one is "High Integrity Software: The SPARK Approach to Safety and Security".
"7. Each framework will finally have its own programming language."

I laughed so hard on this. "finally" omg
>Need long exposure, but cell phones have no shutters.

Mine have... 1020 and 808.
Mark Suster is a respectable, thoughtful person.

Joel Spolsky also lends his support to what Mark says.

https://twitter.com/spolsky/status/793438357267308544
Plaid's new album The Digging Remedy worked for me pretty well, even though it had a bit of mixed reviews.
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Yeah, formatting on HN is a bit of a dark art. This explains it: https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc
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In the begging there was a rule about how long keywords in Rust were supposed to be, if I remember correctly.
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But from a Microsoft shareholder's point of view it was a disaster.

As one of the very first outsiders to actually use MSXML in a project (with the Usenet archives to prove it), embracing it when the first betas came out...

...not really. The web was just starting to become active and interactive, and there was a huge pent up need for this, and actually dozens of disparate solutions. The most common was simply using a hidden frame (security controls were vastly simpler), or a Java applet for the comms. Microsoft provided a widely released solution just as the industry was bursting with need, so it go embraced, but if they didn't other options were quickly poised to fill the void.
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The same applies to C++ APIs done properly, sadly due to the copy paste compatibility, we end up with a pile of C bindings.

This is specially visible when comparing nice C++ libraries like OWL and VCL to MFC.
This is just not right at all (and one is a document data format, the other an IPC, so the comparison is flawed to begin with), not to mention that you're focusing far too much on the XML aspect which was utterly irrelevant in this case -- MSXMLHTTP actually had nothing to do with XML.
I would assume things like income and education are already now used in this kind of pricing decisions.
I was also disappointed by these macbook pro, especially the path Apple is taking toward power users.
I searched for a laptop equivalent in quality and performance to the macbook pro and I realised that it is not easy to find at all.(I'm doing Machine Learning so I need compute power.)

If you consider the pro of the mbp:

-performance : Overall perfs are great on 15", but other laptops are better, especially grahics (but for developpers ?)
Maybe for cuda in ML. But think of external graphic cards with TB3. Memory big - :(
-battery : big + for mbp, no competition.
-screen : big + for retina and ecosystem adapted to it.
-quality : big +, you can expect a 5y+ lifetime, the quality is amazing compared to the competition.
-design : big +
-connectivity: today it's a - for mbp. But in 2y ? Cleary we are switching to all-usbc devices. TB3 gives you such
bandwidth that even external gpus are possible.
-storage: big - for mbp, even if it is fast, too small.

So the conclusion is less immediate. If you have in mind that you can sell you mbp with a good price even after 4y, you realise that it is a good investment. For the same quality, screen, battery, perfs the competition have same price or don't even offer an equivalent.

So for myself, as long as macos is poweruser friendly, I will stay with the macbook pro, if it changes, I will move to Linux...with a mac :)
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> I think you are missing the degree to which zoning is needed as a tool for effective planning.

Okay, so enlighten me! I totally understand how zoning and planning theoretically go hand-in-hand so that you build stuff near transit, and have transit near stuff, and the like.

But Houston's problem is that all the first-round development happens outside city limits. Meaning that the overarching plan (if there was one) would still not be able to influence in any way what's happening in places where the city has no jurisdiction. So how would zoning inside the city limits do anything to influence people building outside city limits?
Angular is a javascript framework rendered on the client and javascript is not yet 100% supported by the crawlers at search engines (but it's getting better).
Stinks like worse than train, or worse than regular buses, or worse than nothing?
I see that Ubuntu 16.04 LTS have version 7.47.0 [1]. Its been 9 months, 9 releases and at least 15 CVEs since then. I can also see that some of the CVEs was reported to distros@openwall [2]. I (naively) assumed that once this was reported, the package maintainers would update the packages, push a release at the same time as the original developer made a public statement. Then I could just update my system and be done with it.

Where is the fault in this chain? How can I as a maintainer of a few servers be sure my servers are secure without manually patching every package?

[1] http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/libcurl3
[2] http://oss-security.openwall.org/wiki/mailing-lists/distros

EDIT: changed "12 CVEs" to "at least 15 CVEs". The changelog don't have CVE-numbers in the title for all of them.
Hm no, you used = instead of ==, so this will never seek food. ;)
If I'm understanding this correctly, does this mean no company can recover from a situation where they had to let go of people?
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As a side note generics are quite similar to how they are done in Modula-3 as well.
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Good Catch, thanks!
Great story – my sincere congratulations!!
I find myself in a very similar situation, but I got diagnosed at an older age than you and I am still waiting for that big change in my life.

The one thing I would like to note here is that medication alone may not be enough. It helps me a great deal with persistence and motivation but it also brought issues to light that I apparently had previously suppressed. I find it hard to break the behavioral and emotional patterns I developed over the past 30+ years and I feel like I need help to overcome those.
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