skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
BTnet (BT's higher-end leased line etc. services) do support native IPv6 fwiw, but when I spoke to them (this was in Scotland) they said no customers ask for IPv6 to be enabled, and it's not enabled by default. (But if you ask them they'll do it no problem - verified to be true.:) But the situation is different with all that older consumer equipment as you say...
Make sure not to miss the long term goals in your daily team meetings
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Where do you get clients, if networking is not available for you? I mean, you are not based in the US, so you can't meet these people.

I used to work a bit in Upwork (I am doing complex SPA in React/Redux, though I can do it in other stacks as well), and charged 35–50$ (depend on a project).

Also, my question is, how you raise the bar? Like, I know I can double my rates and offer "solution" rather just code, but how you find such contracts (people tend to not trust you there), and how do you present yourself?
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Writing. I love writing, I've published a couple of technical manuals and I'm currently submitting to various short story anthologies whilst working on another (Self published) manual. Writing leaves me happy and fulfilled and generally free of stress.

Trouble is, it does not pay the bills. I'm currently working very hard to pay off all my debt and once that's done I'll be taking up writing full time and leaving the tech industry behind.
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>The F-35 can't fight. No matter what the Pentagon says, it simply is not combat operational today. It can't fire its gun.

I wish people would stop going on about the gun. The gun doesn't matter. It shouldn't be there at all. Eventually they'll fix the software, and the gun will work, and it still won't matter.
I have absolutely no idea.
It works, but keep in mind that arrays != pointers.
There is a `sort` and a `limit` parameters so you might be able to work with these if it happens that the comment is in a specified place, but that's really hacky. Otherwise, I could think about adding filters such as:

<comment-box hackernews="11850599" filter="id:3243534" class="border"></comment-box>

However arguably this is useful because you can show N comments and the UI is made around that.

You could also just hide everything else through CSS though:

https://jsfiddle.net/franciscop/fygps59v/2/

comment-box .comment,
comment-box .add {
display: none;
}

comment-box #id-12898146 {
display: block;
}
The server seems to be down...
Points 1 and 2 can be a good thing, if you have the mental fortitude and cast-iron gullet to specialize in cleaning up other people's messes. There's a lot of money to be made that way. It doesn't tickle the artistic urge the same way greenfield development often can, but that's what creative hobbies are for - I write - and you can derive considerable satisfaction from the knowledge that you're bringing order from chaos, and being quite well paid and appreciated for it besides.
> we're thinking about simply releasing as a FOSH project.

More details would be fantastic
The opposing viewpoint is that only public resources suffer from tragedies of the common (they become a free-for-all), whereas with private ownership there's usually a natural incentive to make your profit-producing resource sustainable. Of course, it's always more nuanced than that (mining and resource extraction industries are problematic), the ideal is probably somewhere in the middle. So we argue about exactly where it should be :)
Really interesting how it spikes on weekends! I wonder if this is because more home broadband connections are ipv6-enabled compared to businesses?
So, floating point safesness is in R, dsl in ruby, concurency in Go and Unicode in... ? What if you want two features at once ? Or all of them ? ;)

Examples:
multi wins(Scissors $, Paper $) { +1 }; # dispatch on types

my @a = 1..5; say [+] @a; # 15

(a,b,c) Z (1,2,3) # ((a,1),(b,2),(c,3))

my $time = now; say now - $time;

class Person does Employee { }

use NativeCall; # WOW

and MORE !

So ansering: why Perl6 hasn't taken off yet ? Becouse language specification was released 11 month ago with referential implementation (just like Amaya in 1996).
So give it 2 years, it will be "fully operational" ;)
I second this.. The idea that there's an escape route is a relief, when you look at a big problem(that you have to solve) and your brain panics(it definitely puts the problem in perspective). However, i'm still divided as if having this is a good habit for self-growth or just an excuse to ignore the problem and work around it.
Feed it to goats.
Suicide is a very serious health issue that affects an astonishing number of people worldwide. Any advance that helps detection and treatment is to be welcomed.
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I don't know, the first application I can think of is raising life insurance fees for people who may be suicidal.
By the people they chose to make those decisions.
I believe the Russians have noticed this and are therefore resolved not to fight a conventional war with the US either. So what they're doing is expanding both "unconventional" and "deniable" warfare. Why fight a military when you can encourage a society's autoimmune response to destroy itself?

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2016/nov/06/troll-armies-s...

Not just Ukraine and Syria, where the influence is obvious, but I suspect we'll eventually find they have a hand in the collapse of democracy in Turkey. And there's the feeding of selective hacking attacks and pseudoscandals to the US press. They've even managed to get the director of the FBI to do their stirring for them.

(Also, the Russian Navy is terrible and barely afloat, so clearly the Russians are going to do as much fighting as possible inland.)
Live demo here: http://185.164.138.19:7311/
So every comment has its own id?
You send them a suicide pill and see who takes it.

Just kidding, that wouldn't be scientific. Half of the pills are actually placebos.
Google had a point if their service was opt-in, but it isn't.

Also, the topic "Cat videos" does not appear, so I have to create it myself? How do I know if Google matches e.g. "Cat" with "Cat videos"?

Further, my other interests may correlate with being a cat video fan, so I have to blank them out as well. But how do I know which they are?

Sorry, but this solution is clearly broken.

(Btw, how does Facebook handle this?)
As soon as I read "those that fail to comprehend, or factor in, the ontological advantages" I roll my eyes and stop reading. It matches my quote: "it is more at the boundary between physics and philosophy." So, again, for physicists, it still doesn't matter.

http://www.keepcalm-o-matic.co.uk/p/shut-up-and-calculate-3/

Whenever I read the texts of philosophers and see the "ontology" mentioned as argument, I just conclude "one more guy who wants to find the proof that his god exists." Or remain being paid for something close to the religious thinking which is not called so.

I enjoyed watching the videos with the drops jumping above the waves, it is nice and visual, but the things the physicists have to work with in QM still aren't drops but the measurements and the formulas. If you like to imagine the waves visually, you're free to do it, but it's still not physics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MmpUWEW6Is

Feynman: "I think it's much more interesting to live not knowing than to have answers which might be wrong. I have approximate answers and possible beliefs and different degrees of uncertainty about different things, but I am not absolutely sure of anything and there are many things I don't know anything about, such as whether it means anything to ask why we're here. I don't have to know an answer. I don't feel frightened not knowing things, by being lost in a mysterious universe without any purpose, which is the way it really is as far as I can tell."
Here in Japan, the largest consumer fiber wholesale network (NTT) "supports" IPv6, but you need a separate, $100 router that talks PPPoEv6 since none of the common consumer routers (including the one they provision you with) seem to support it.

I also haven't been able to get PPPoEv6 working in macOS.
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I think YouTube recommends those videos to you, because people are actually more likely to rewatch videos they have enjoyed in the past. So YouTube gets more views from old videos -> more revenue.
Regardless of industry and profession, you need agency to feel fulfilled. Most don't have that, like the photographer in your example. If you were in his situation today, you could have still published it but on your own Instagram account, and that way preserved your agency.
+1 you can run things in real browsers.
fwiw Travis CI supports it.
That is not what psychopath means. Maybe you are confusing with sociopath?
Maybe it is using single precision.
Mars colonization is not achievable without an enormous amount of energy. Moreover, Mars is a very long way away from being a sustainable human environment. It would be far easier to colonize the Antarctic, and offer exactly the same advantages and disadvantages.

Besides, the Mars colonization plan implicitly works for only a tiny number of people, while abandoning the rest. It's prepperism+science fiction.

What's far more likely to happen is that the West remains mostly OK - perhaps with a bit more visible poverty and security state, but still with the technological capacity. While places which are less well developed or politically stable see events like this, war, flood or famine.
The tariffs have existed for more than 30 years. Companies like TecToy exist because of the tariff, initially created to encourage the creation of brazilian tech companies. All these years later, and the best the companies can do is to copy foreign technology.
Me too, although I don't know how to go about doing this if need be, any tips ?
Yeah, some are quite old and discontinued. I currently use Nightmare which is electron based and has a nice api. Tried a couple others but every time something went wrong.
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I also like firebase. Unfortunately the updates are all for mobile development and not for the web. Also there is no support for angular universal in angularfire?
Very simply. It's as trivial as you can imagine.

You prefetch the list of locations in the area of interest (there won't be that many compared to the humongous amounts of space Google apps consume already), you keep your user's "personality matrix" synchronized, and then when user asks, e.g., for a restaurant nearby, you display them from off-line cache, sorted by distance, characteristics and by how well they match user's personality matrix.

It would be that simple, if it was about actually suggesting places. But it isn't. It's about suggesting places that pay for advertising and successfully billing them, while also collecting as much data about the users as possible. It's a common occurrence on mobile (and also increasingly common in hardware and desktop software) - things that don't need to be on-line are put on the Internet nevertheless, to facilitate a specific business model.
Most artists lack creative freedom because they're locked in to expectations from their previous work and feel pressed by dealers media, audience, etc. to continue in the same way. Meaning that they too face a lack of agency that kills their passion for their work and thereby also reduces its quality.
Video that gives a better feeling of the generated model https://vimeo.com/189332811
I don't. "Rational" in this context just means more effective at screwing the country in favor of self-interest.
Yeah I saw that in the TV series Crown
> However there are documented instances, with Politico for instance where stories were given prior approval by the Clinton campaign before publishing.

Since you don't say which instance you are talking about, I assume you are talking about this email [1]. Which is kind of curious because it resulted in one of the most negative articles about Clinton in the primaries [2] and widely shared among Bernie and Trump supporters to attack Clinton and now this is supposed to be example of Politico being in bed with Trump? It seems more like Vogel gave the Clinton camp to comment on it.

> I went to journalism school and giving sources prior-review over a story is about as unethical as it gets.

Is it? Even our local paper gave us the chance to comment prior to publishing an article about the little company I am working at.

[1]https://wikileaks.org/dnc-emails/emailid/10808
[2]http://www.politico.com/story/2016/04/clinton-fundraising-le...
I might be missing something but I think that the situation on Earth would have to be beyond cataclysmic for Mars (a dead planet without atmosphere or a magnetic field) to be a better place.
It's probably PAL-M, which no color on NTSC TVs ("black and white"), but fine otherwise.
It's quite sad how one's mind can be poisoned, corrupted, and manipulated by the loss of a dearly loved one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSYXt3Xu3xI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iigNHgUGjYA

Here are two lectures on this. Very interesting, although far beyond what I can grasp.
Oh man, 1000x this. This election season in particular has made me consider how we could get more smart, rational, self-less people into positions where they could influence the overall outcome positively for the vast majority of the population. I don't think our current political system achieves that outcome.

I'm smart. I think I'm rational. I'm not self-less enough to give up my and my family's financial security to leave the field to tilt at these particular windmills. (I'm unconvinced that any single politician, even the President, could change the systemic problems our system is facing, to say nothing of the likelihood that any individual would be cast aside at some point during the election tournament ladder.)
> So, floating point safesness is in R, dsl in ruby, concurency in Go and Unicode in... ? What if you want two features at once ? Or all of them ? ;)

I'm pretty sure you noticed this was exactly the questions my comment was addressing ;)
Secure file uploads with redux-plupload, ClamAV and S3
Which is pretty much equivalent. From their point of view, it's some optimum of profit-to-usability space. From my point of view, it's a hodgepodge of subpar features, user-hostile addons and stupid engineering decisions (being on-line when you don't need to), that I nevertheless can't abandon, because everyone else is doing an even worse job.
Living on Mars would be a very hard life. Given that there's barely any atmosphere, you wouldn't be able to step outside without a spacesuit. And given that there's no equivalent of the Van Allen belt, you wouldn't want to spend much time on the surface anyway to avoid excessive exposure to cosmic and solar radiation.

While we can get to Mars with current technology (and possibly even back again), we don't have any known terraforming technology that would actually make Mars a viable place to live in the long term.

Colonies on Mars would be reduced to living in sealed caves/bunkers. The quality of life would be pretty questionable. So why go to Mars to live in such conditions?

Living on Earth, even after a catastrophic environmental disaster/collapse, is still likely to be easier and better than living as a colonist on Mars.
Not to defend the exorbitant costs but its so typical of today's military as initial budgets are based on forecast purchases and fall apart quickly when programs get slashed.

happened to the stealth fighter too, but this one is absurd because of the ammunition cost and ship costs combined. maybe that new fancy rail gun of theirs will save the Navy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proximity_fuze#Production is interesting because it shows how clearly mass production can save money on truly expensive items.

The US Navy is so out of control is costs its frightening and the truly sad part is no past President or predicted one will fix it
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nice... do you plan to add other features such as file sending? or another "styling"?
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Fueled by this mess in our capital me and a couple of friends spoke to a regional administrative officer for an anti pollution drive that will bring some sense in people. We were told to come back when the pollution is high enough. We're fucked in this country.
You shouldn't use a smartphone if you expect to be TAO. Even the hardware could be compromised. Use a laptop with Linux for anything anyone might want to track...
Based on [1], I think I can build a model that outperforms this:

return False

[1] "An estimated 9.3 million adults (3.9% of the adult U.S. population) reported having suicidal thoughts in the past year." https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/pdf/suicide-datasheet...
I've had programming as a lifelong hobby, and in my teens I thought it'd be my profession. But then I realized I don't really care for what the industry is doing, figured I'd have a very hard time finding a software job I'd like.. so I went on to pick up a new skill. I became a machinist. In hindsight, I regret it, because most machining jobs are too simplistic and repetitive to satisfy my intellectual curiosity (simply doing the same thing over and over again fast and making few mistakes matters more) and the good ones are hard to get into. So now I'm looking to get into software, where even the average job will probably suck less for me.

Problem is it's hard to sell myself to an employer with no degree, no job experience, no portfolio of projects done using the fashionable tech that is in high demand (and which I have no personal interest in). At this point I'm at a crossroads, but the best way forward seems to be to start building my own business. Of course, there are plenty of unknown intersections ahead in going that route, and I have no prior experience from running a business, so where I end up is one big question mark.
Realistically, whatever damages we could do to Earth's ecosystem, it will always be much easier to fix (or cope with) things here than to create a livable ecosystem on Mars.
Tesco is licensed in the UK, and so is covered by FSCS [1] (similar to US FDIC) up to £75k.

It's not so relevant here, but in the case that the bank became insolvent (very unlikely in this case), FSCS aims to pay out within 7 days, and will pay all claims within 20 days.

[1] http://www.fscs.org.uk/what-we-cover/
I've always wondered how Netflix does attribution for their netflix originals.

For example, do they take the percentage of a person's viewing habits that the show takes up, multiply it by their monthly subscription revenue, and attribute it to the show for all viewers?
I spend my days maintaining a few years of data at work. Making sure it's backed up, always accessible.

I do not want to do that in my off time.

I know "do it locally" is often repeated here, but do you really expect a local solution to be able to get this kind of information and keep it safe, secure, and constantly working for this long? And how much time, money, and effort should you spend maintaining such a solution?

I have data in my Google account going back 10 years! That's impressive as hell!
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London is still really bad, continually missing European Clean Air Quality targets and has been fined several times. The Great Smog was visible due to sulphur from burning coal etc. Whereas today, you cannot see the smog... but it is still very much there.
> Where iPhone / Android app stores are concerned, I can understand a bit with not launching an app in a country until it's really ready to go, otherwise you just attract negative reviews.

As a side note, as the stores are purely virtual, it becomes very easy to use a store outside of the country you live in.
For instance I kept using the same store after moving country, or I know people using the US stores for various reasons while staying outside of the US.

I am actually wondering how niche of case this could be, but this makes weird cases where you're bound to switch back and forth between multiple stores just to get a single app that didn't want to get published in all the countries.

In particular bank apps do that a lot, when they're already checking for account numbers etc. so they could as well publish in every country and still only allow their members to use the app.
In your opinion, what's wrong with akka-actor?
There is no such thing as "anonymized data". There's only "insufficient data to cross-correlate the identities back".
In the back-end yes, and now in the front-end also (just pushed that update). They are identified in the list as:

<li class="comment" id="id-6547567" class="ind-1">...</li>

See updated answer and jsfiddle above
Did. Currently in medical school.
Alright that's new to me. I was under the impression that real wages were falling, not stagnating. Still, most of the population is stagnated, but the top 1% are getting an increasing share of economic growth: That graph shows an increasingly escalating sine wave of returns going up to the top 1% of the population. On some years, like pre-2008, the returns on the top 1% go all the way to 300%. That's crazy.

On top of that, it's making people angry, for very good reason, because if you look into behavioural economics and psychology, we have an innate sense of fairness that's being violated. And the social contract that maintains democracy includes the idea of fair work, fair rewards.

It seems like you regard this sort of outcome, of massive income inequality and stagnating wages, as inevitable, or neutral. I don't and many other people don't. They're angry about it and they're voting for Trump, or fighting for higher minimun wages, or unionizing. And historically those things (political change, collective bargaining) have in fact ended up giving higher percentage of the profits to the workers and citizens involved in the manufacturing of the products that are making so much money for capital. This is exactly what global trade is destroying, and people are getting increasingly angry.

Look, I just think you need to reconsider, globally, the psychological effect this sort of thing has on the population. Since 1973 the median wage has grown at a 0.2 percent annual rate. 0.2 percent! And the return is slowing down since 2000.

Source: https://thinkprogress.org/wages-have-been-stagnant-for-40-ye...
You're consuming content in a physical content delivery platform!

(Yes, I hate the word "content" in this context too)
They should use it, but articles often drop that (or similar) numbers. It's easy to get headlines if you report 85% accuracy as it sounds good and is easy to understand. Reporting the proper numbers is harder to understand for people who are not working in the field and you'd quickly discover that the model doesn't actually work.
Nice collection - very useful. I also like the clean design. Thanks for sharing.
Hmm, I don't understand (sorry). The pointer to the internal array must be aligned. But how does the element size play into the padding. If we take these two examples?

[repr(C)]
struct StructA
{
pub foo: f32,
_alignment: [SixteenBytes, 0]
}

[repr(C)]
struct StructB
{
pub foo: f32,
_alignment: [ThirtytwoBytes, 0]
}

Are both just padded with 16-4 and 32-4 bytes respectively, so they are equivalent to making a padding like this in the first case?

[repr(C)]
struct StructAPadded
{
pub foo: f32,
_padding : TwelveBytes;
}
Salary discrimination looks like a different issue. But again, you should worry more if it was reversed as you can see that your life experience is valued and not regarded as wasted. But I do not consider this healthy for the society if the disparity is too big.

It is hard for me to say if this is justified. Perhaps you could talk with more people about this (in neutral manner) and see why is it actually like this?