skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just rent a gasoline car. I have a car with good gas milage. For trips, I always rent. If you have anything decent in range >600 miles, work out the math: generally, you pay less than expected cost of wear and tear and fuel with a rental, and you don't have it on your personal car.

I want an electric, someday. I've watched my range in the city. My average day is 15 miles. My worse days are 70 miles. A 200 mile range would be amazing.
The link is to a right wing propaganda site. I'd like to see the unedited video. I'm pretty sure President Obama was referring to the American born children of undocumented immigrants.
I had the same conclusion reading about the alien story part. If I have to write a story about an alien, I'm going to be thinking about what it's motivations and experiences are -- distinctly human things -- but if I have to describe an alien for someone else to write about, I'll have no trouble spewing out a stream of self-contradictory, unrelatable junk. So I'm left wondering why anyone would think the second is more "creative" than the first, given that the first was designed to solve problems and the second to create them. I wouldn't think that's the kind of creativity you'd want to measure and optimize for.
Congrats on launching.

Agree with codegeek . . . I think you're just at the hard part of building a SaaS of getting people to pay.

Check out http://restaurantengine.com/pricing/.

Google all the stuff Brian Cassel shared about growing it:
http://casjam.com/restaurant-engine-year-1-learning-things-t...

I think RestaurantEngine is similar to PropertyWebBuilder and you could learn a lot from what he had success with.

Go back in the archives and listen to his story on his podcast at http://bootstrappedweb.com/.

From what I remember he discovered that Restaurants wouldn't take the time to even setup their sites in the awesome builder they took so much time creating. They found they had to setup the sites for them, then charge monthly for hosting/maint/etc.

You could probably follow a similar playbook.

With realtors you should probably look for realtor companies that have 50 or 100+ agents and try to get the company signed up on an agency/company plan where all their agents would use your system. So you'd want to raise your rates for those, and have a setup fee for each one to cover the time of hiring someone to set them up.

Maybe provide a subdomain pointed at your server.

properties.bigrealtorcompany.com

Ideally you would get connected with reality offices where you are adding properties, allowing them to mark them as sold, adjust price, text, swap out images, announce open houses, make featured in the listings and you adding new ones so you get in a nice revenue cycle of $XX per add, and have a nice agency monthly fee on top of that.

Also checkout everything by patio11 here and on the web.

StartUpsForTheRestOfUs.com is a great source of good info.

Good luck . . . let us know how it's going.
Pauper is cheaper on average, and highly competitive and fun.
For one, if it's a level playing field, then you will have fun with cards like that.

Two, over the course of two decades, there are a /lot/ of good cheap common cards so you're doing it wrong if you have a 3-cost 3/3 in there.
Interviewed with them a few years ago. Cool tech and legit mission of making it easier to verify ballots.
> Old carriages might not meet modern expectations of crashworthiness or fire resistance.

Since we're talking about Berlin, the new airport had a similar problem: Because of all the delays and problems, the construction permit expired. And it could not just be reissued for the same plans because safety and energy conservation regulations had become tighter in the meantime. As far as I know, parliament extended the construction permit manually to avoid the replanning costs.
Imagine there is no media bias
The cost and effort of printing duel decks is never going to be less than just buying the product.
Many places wouldn't accept that. Do you just sit out that section?
I hear this a lot in these kinds of discussions. While I agree with you that these might not be the best people to work with, the equation looks very different after doing these kinds of interviews for 6 months and you really need a paycheck yesterday.
Lots of talk in absolutes. Prices will go up - but not exactly as much as income goes up, because (lots of other economic pressures).

Its easy to play a game of FUD (fear; uncertainty; doubt) but the answer is None of the Above. A BI will change things sure. But so did pensions, and insurance, and retirement plans. They didn't bring the economy down in flames; neither will a BI.

Remember the spending of the poorest among us does not drive the entire economy. Wages will change, a little. Prices will change, a little.
This exactly. What matters is the equilibrium concentration of water vapor.
I hope the linked post gets updated with an official repository once one is so deemed. Something about being a programmer would make me inordinately pleased with such bookkeeping.
Winner take all maximises the influence an individual state has. Viewing it from the point of one state, if their citizens want candidate A 51-49, it only makes sense to throw all their votes towards it. Awarding proportionately would mean the decision is up to other states. Swing states would lose all their power as you could count on them being nearly perfectly divided.

Now if you want to abolish the states and just have one federal government you'd have a point, but that's a whole different issue.
Pauper is one of the most ridiculously overpowered formats, alongside Legacy. (Mainly thanks to synergy and a lack of toolbox answers to everything.)

Don't be fooled.
The woman in that video is asking for clarification on what happens if she herself, a citizen, votes. Obama literally says in the video that she's a U.S. citizen.

She wants to know if immigration is going to go through voting records and discover the place she lives may also have undocumented immigrants living there.
>> When I go into ‘interviewing mode’ I stop working on side projects, I stop visiting bs sites like reddit, news sites, and even HN. If it isn’t going to help you get that job just cut it from your life.

While I agree that interviewing is a bit of a crap shoot, the above paragraph from the OP is actually a pretty good argument for not doing anything to prepare for it.

If going into interviewing mode means you stop working on your own stuff, or having free time, or generally doing stuff that a) you enjoy and b) make you better at your work (rather than interviews) then you're paying a cost alright, and it's at least comparable to the cost of take-home coding exercises.

If you're just applying anywhere you can it probably means you don't care where you go anyway. If you apply in sufficiently many places eventually you'll find the one place where they like you, you like them, you got what they want and they're willing to hire you.

In fact if you take the time you'd waste in getting good at interviewing and invest it in learning a new language, or framework, or following a MOOC etc, you'll probably end up with much better qualtiy work, because your actual work skills will get better. It might take a bit longer to get there but you'll (probably) stick around for longer and you'll get more out of it.
A .NET library for better application state management
Good luck raising the billions in taxes required.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLLt-a6dI_0

I'll update with a time link to the section in question in a moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLLt-a6dI_0&t=3m20s

I personally am quite sure they mean to talk about citizens with undocumented relatives voting, but the exchange is not well done, it sounds like they are talking about non citizens voting (of course undocumented people probably aren't registered to begin with).
I'd extend it to: you'd be a fool to trust anyone with your data and privacy. At least law enforcement is working under the premise of the good of society (albeit, implemented poorly), compared to Google and Facebook which is working to monetize you.
How to get social media evidence admitted to court
> Service times of fourty years and more are the rule, not the exception.

Is this different between trains and trams? In Dresden, our rolling stock of trams is between 10 and 20 years old (with half a dozen older trains reserved to cover high load situations), and the tram operator is already loudly thinking about ordering the next generation.
I thought this whilst watching Apple's event. All of the functionality they demonstrated on the TouchBar basically duplicated functionality already in each app via a shortcut. Eg. safari - you can open a new tab! (cmd-T). There's an address bar! (cmd-L). You can go to each tab! (cmd-number, eg. cmd-1).

And all of the gestures were what the excellent touchpad was built to do anyway. Scrubbing? Gestures will do that.

It's like they put two giant touch interfaces on the device so that they could fight for attention, and the poor developer has to write two handlers for the two event sources, whilst it does the same thing at the end of it.
there have been several waterproof smartphones on the marked since the z3 launched
The only real issue is when they print tournament staples at mythic rare.

They've avoided this for the most part. (Except with reprints where they do not wish to devalue the card and affect the secondary market.)
Startup opportunity?

Let people create their own card game, print their decks and have them mailed.
Tox on mobile? Have you actually tried to use it? It drains your battery like crazy.
On the other hand it led me to learn that sshuttle is a thing that exists, so that's cool.
This is sad, I've enjoyed using findbugs when I was doing java.
Fingers crossed that this can lead to a rebirth of the project.
Textbooks must have changed. The steps in Asimov's book were exactly how I was taught algebra years ago. Something got lost (perhaps in the New Math).
SF Muni has streetcars from all over the world running on the F line: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Francisco_Municipal_Railwa...
There's an obvious defect in that approach. The incentive there is to delay the transaction as long as possible. Worst case scenario, the public project fails and you keep your stuff.
Invasion of the troll armies: ‘Social media where the war goes on
What a shame - it caught a few bugs in my code and has definitely made me a better programmer.

One of the reasons is that the code is hard to maintain with most open source contributions being small improvements. How have other open source projects handled large scale refactors? Is it as simple as someone creating something new from scratch and then duplicating functionality? Are there examples of large open source projects that have had ground up rewrites?
I think what he's saying is that there should more voter id laws and making sure people who really have the legal right to vote can vote and those who don't do not. As a person who's in charge of making sure our systems are secure, I must say that the amount of security in the voting process and the verification of the person voting is almost non-existent.

At least in San Jose / Santa Clara county where I went to cast an early vote, there's no verification of who you say you are. They only ask for your name and address (pretty easy to get). Maybe they have access to DMV records (a recent photo of you) on the computer they're looking at, when you provide them you're info? If so that's a good step, but I doubt they do that (what about for people who don't drive)? They also do zero checking when you're dropping off someone else's ballot in person. There's a spot on the back of the envelope where it's required to put the name of the person who's dropping of the ballot if it's not the person who cast the ballot, and no one even checks that.
most hypocritical, judgemental, and gossipy people

i.e, humans with those attributes more than the average human
Bush got almost 70% of the vote in Wyoming in 2000. It’s a fairly safe Republican state, the only time it’s voted Democrat since WW2 was when Barry Goldwater was the republican candidate.

On the other hand, a big swing state like Florida matters for candidates. Clinton can win Florida and then afford to lose several smaller swing states. Trump has to win Florida to have any chance.
This is nowhere near the brainiest Magic has ever been. I've been playing almost since the beginning and it's been disappointing to see how the game has been simplified. It seems like all competitive standard decks now are creature decks, which is a shame because control and combo decks used to be a huge part of the meta game and required a lot of skill to pilot. I think Wizards deliberately eliminated combo and control decks because they often left the opponent (especially new players) with little to do if they were losing. Whereas when two players are playing creature decks, both players (even new, losing players) will get to play some cards, do some attacking/blocking, etc. This makes the game much more exciting for new players, which ensures that they will keep playing. If you want to see some really brainy decks have a look at Cadaverous Bloom (called Pro's Bloom below)
https://www.mtggoldfish.com/articles/evolution-of-magic-bann...
Also have a look at the Bargin deck below:
http://www.starcitygames.com/php/news/print.php?Article=967

Other interesting decks I encountered over the years:
Wildfire
https://www.wizards.com/sideboard/article.asp?x=sb20010619a
Nether Go
https://www.wizards.com/sideboard/article.asp?x=sb20010212a
Forbidden Pheonix
http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/forbidden-phoenix/
Mono-Blue Stasis
https://www.wizards.com/sideboard/article.asp?x=GPTAIPEI00/d...
And any of the combo winter decks (Grim Jar, Illusions Donate, Tolarian Academy, etc.)

Also Mythic Rares are super lame. It's a return to the days when you needed the "Power 9" (actually Power 10 when you include Library pf Alexandria") to be competitive.
E2E does not need support from the server. Regarding Conversations, I'm using it with my server and it seems to be working fine, although I have not tested every single XEP supported by Conversations.
Even though the question might imply that illegal immigrants should vote, Obama's answer certainly doesn't. I've seen the fully answer and his answer is along the lines of "Children of illegal immigrants who are born in the US and thus are citizens but have family who are illegal immigrants, have a greater reason to vote because they are representing their family and friends". I disagree with that logic but Obama certainly wasn't implying that non-citizens should vote.
fyi, your cards from the 90s might be worth thousands of dollars.
I 3D print a lot and I don't own a printer. I don't think the comparison is sound.
>Boy Scouts is hardly secular

Scouts is pretty secular around here. At least my troop was. Never a mention of religion, really.
Haha a coffee load balancer. I love that idea. I'm sure Amazon will have a coffee machine web service they offer for $2000/month. ACS.

This whole ordeal has actually been a really really good lesson for me about mature vs less than mature apps. It's been really enlightening to read the posts and discussion.
On March 15, 2016, Mr. Weiner called Mr. Nadella to inquire as
to whether Microsoft was interested in discussing further a
potential acquisition of LinkedIn, and explained that, although
LinkedIn was not for sale, others had expressed interest in an
acquisition.

Amusing, indeed. Maybe this is how M&A happen.
Can you be more specific ?

While teaching my children to play m:tg I had the same impression as you describe, but I wasn't exactly sure what aspects I was missing ...
It's someone with a video camera pointed at their screen breathing heavily. Just post the original video: https://youtu.be/oLLt-a6dI_0?t=203

Also, if you watch his entire response it's clear he interpreted the question as a person legally able to vote, but has family members who are undocumented and are afraid of voting for that reason.

That said, it does sound really bad. Especially how nonchalant the president is about breaking immigration laws.
Why, exactly?
You blame the homeowners, but the root cause is the industry fetishization of the Bay Area.

The United States is one of the largest nations on earth. If the Bay Area is full, businesses can and should go somewhere else!

That why the valley and LA exist in their present form anyway -- dealing with the drama associated with NYC, Mass, etc was a drag.
Interesting, yeah I truly see the potential of the idea. It's definitely the future. Really glad to see Google and others getting on board and giving them the resources they need.
If Trump wins in the vote but the College gives it to Clinton you can kiss any semblance of the old order goodbye.

While immediate aftermath would (IMO) not go beyond riots and endless turmoil in all kinds of media, next elections would probably become completely unhinged, with even more extreme radicalisation of voters

Whether the electoral college could do that would be mostly irrelevant - they would be protecting exactly what Trump is saying he is out to destroy - the establishment

I am not a US citizen so thinking about who I'd vote for just pure mental exercise. All I can say that to me the "false equivalency" is not false. They are both extremely bad candidates. I am convinced that if Clinton wins, she will be on par with Reagan or Thatcher - it will take years to even understand how badly they fucked the world up and even longer to unfuck if, if it is even possible

Trump, on the other hand, he might be obnoxious but bearable, or he might cause a nuclear war. Nobody knows

Fun times
Ask HN: Seeing all these “overwhelmed with front-end” posts, I have a question
What do all of these front-end tools such as React, Angular, and all the other stuff people are complaining about do that good old PHP/MySQL/Javascript can't do?

Forgive my ignorance, I only know HTML/CSS and a little Javascript/PHP. I'm assuming the frustrating frameworks are used for things like SAAS apps.

But can you give me examples, hopefully with URLs, of applications that you can only build with Angular, React, etc.
On a related note; I can't even use NVidia's "Geforce Experience" any more without logging in. Thanks for that, NVidia. Just what I wanted; a driver tool that forces me to log in.
Planned, but the bailout method in particular was deemed pretty likely to wind up with a bunch of dead astronauts, as it required unbuckling and making your way to a hatch and jumping out at potentially several times the speed of sound from an out-of-control launch vehicle.
I expressed my opinion quite clearly, thank you very much.

Here it is again: Everything that person stated was either incorrect or extremely insignificant because obviously none of those reasons have affected Windows very significant market share.

EDIT: What I don't have time for anymore is refuting every person's laundry list of nit-picks.
It's 2016. It matters not a jot whether a candidate comes through your town. You can still hear what he has to say. In fact, you can barely avoid it.
AJAX with Attributes: There is no need to be complex
Internally applied seals would be one form of defense against this vector.

Breaking the external seals would put the device into the "needs further investigation" category. After the election the device would be inspected and the internal seals confirmed. If those were still intact, the results from the machine could be certified.
Don't start a business
I believe this was previously reported on back in July, when this regulatory filing was made.

Recode had some information about who the parties were: [0]

"The SEC filing does not list the other bidders, but instead refers to interested companies as Party A, Party B, Party C and Party D. We’re told that Party B is Google, and Party D is Facebook. Party A is Salesforce, and we were unable to identify Party C."

Nonetheless, the SEC filing provides the original narrative into how the deal was negotiated and is quite interesting in its own right.

0. http://www.recode.net/2016/7/1/12085946/google-facebook-sale...
No, that's not what was said. What was said that immigration isn't keying off voter rolls to launch investigations. I'll leave it up to you to contrive all sorts of examples where this could be abused and "they're" "taking" "muh" "freedoms", but this is a totally invented scandal.

As for why people downvoted you, probably because watching some shakey-handed screen recording and presenting it as some great revelatory fact predisposes the reader to thinking this has to be a joke.
What are you on about? I cited two specific reasons: the excellent documentation and easy syntax which made the learning process go very smoothly. You seem to be doing exactly what you accused me of doing. Are you suggesting that React and Angular both have "good preconfigured defaults" and Vue does not?

Being overwhelmed by all the choices is a valid concern which is why I find it strange for you to be suggesting OP switches to another framework when he has already started with Vue.
A million downloads, commercial deployments by 3rd parties, and basically no contributions coming in. The status quo of the open-source model. They should start selling it to companies to finance their own work on it. Or encourage others interested in static analysis to do the same.
There's a legitimate non-money-grabbing reason for having rarer cards: limited formats. MtG is divided into "constructed" formats where you build your deck in advance from any legal cards you can obtain, and "limited" formats where you open sealed packs of cards and build your deck on the fly. It doesn't matter if mythic rare cards are unsuitable for limited because they're unlikely to show up there, so it gives the designers more freedom. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic:_The_Gathering_formats

But I think in practice it's mostly about the money.
No, crash reporting is easily done with logs, preferably in some format you could redact any sensitive information from. This seems more like the "I will secretly phone home and not tell you about it or what I'm sending" kind of thing.

These are GPU drivers. It's not at all unreasonable that there may be something sensitive shown on the screen when a crash occurs. It might not even be shown on the screen but still present in GPU memory:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10873059

I would not be surprised if the telemetry included some parts of GPU state which could contain sensitive data.
I’d agree that it’s not a panacea - but with all voting systems other than “whoever gets the most votes wins” there will be some confusion.

There is a well known phenomenon in Australia where voters in Tasmania will use preferences more often than voters in mainland states (Australia’s Senate uses STV with semi-optional preferences). This is almost certainly because Tasmania uses the same system in other elections, so voters are used to it and know how to use preferences.
What are some examples of recovery blocks and N-version software mentioned in the blog post?
To some of you who are a bit disenchanted with MtG's cost (and the 90s style online client), as well as Hearthstone's simplicity - I might recommend Hex:Shards of Fate. It's more or less what MtG would be if WoTC were on top of their game. It's far cheaper and you can play in your underwear.
Oh you mean Fox News took an out of context exchange and re-purposed it to sound like something way more nefarious? Well NEVER IN A MILLION YEARS WOULD I HAVE GUESSED...
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Thanks for the kind words.

For cover letters, I think I'm using template more loosely and probably should have provided examples. The template part is for describing myself, however I still write out a paragraph or two specific to that company. I think I noted on researching the place before hand so you can include your favorite things about the place in the letter.