skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Of course. But they will still be about a hundred times smaller than they are today.

Today, someone thinks of an idea, patents it and estimates its worth at $100M. Someone else develops the same idea and assigns a value of $20K. That's the error bar TODAY.

Inventor has no incentive for realistic estimate - they will always overestimate (no penalty for that). An infringer has no incentive for a realistic estimate (no additional penalty for that if he loses in court).

An ip tax will decrease the error bars by forcing the patent owner to pay for overestimates.
Now if only someone did the same thing for .NET Core. Ideally someone who would want to build a business on that :)
The decision to avoid LLVM (for JIT) due to its lack of age/maturity strikes me as extremely odd. I can't think of a piece of technology that has as much universality, buy-in, functionality, and compatibility.
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If you read the "methodology" they explain this isn't example feeds of what a left-inclined or right-inclined person would see, this is instead a sample of "most shared from sources tagged very right" and "most shared from sources tagged very left".

This really isn't "what a right wing person sees on facebook".
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"However, what the system does not take into account is that some people are just broken beyond any hope of ever being fixed"

That's why there also is involuntary commitment (TBS), where many people are in so-called "long stay" for decades, often until death, but that has been ruled against the declaration of human rights, so there is a possibility of getting released (which, afaik, has never been granted yet)
I agree to almost every point, but note that in the MVC definition, each of the M, V and C are components, not classes. A component may be composed of several classes. So there's nothing inherently wrong with Rails' approach.

I just think that as opposed to the original idea, people started to stuff way too much into their controllers, which is what makes things messy. I agree that Flux helps enforce the way it was supposed to be.
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I take feminism to be a healthy reaction to a historical warped perception of women that created unjust conditions and treatment. As with every ideology, it holds the unfortunate risk of some losing the big picture and eventually taking the means to be the end. This does not mean that the end is not a worthy cause.
I don't understand why version control is easier using the command line? I use perforce daily, and struggle with the command line interface. The GUI gives me lots of vital information at a glance without having to query it, and for the most part can do everything I ever want to do in 2-3 clicks.

Aside from large integrates, everything that the people working on my project do is drom the GUI.
I'm sorry about the situation. I really am. But this not being normal has been the norm for thousands of years. Thinking you can change it now, in a decade, is naïve, and worse, it is arrogant. Calling people who don't want gay marriages biggots will just deepen the divide, and this is exactly what has been happening for a lot of time now - shaming, lecturing and ironically, complete disregard for the differing opinions. It is what it is and it's unfortunate but they are more and they are fanatics. Humans are animals. If you challenge them, prepare for the duel.
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In practice, a poor creator already has no recourse - enforcement is by court action, and courts are expensive. If you can't borrow 1% of the value against the asset to pay the tax, it's not worth what you think it is. Declare the value $1 for this year, pay 1 cent.

If you break through - then you'll have proof of value, be able to pay the tax, and sue/recover accordingly.
Note that React is enforcing functional programming principples. Stateles and immutable objects by default. Thats was not how it was done in 1988.. In react the views doest fetch new data... The whole view is regenerated when there is new data. In a functional style.

But i agree you could fit React in the MVC pattern. Only the view is purely functional.
We went the reverse: fine-grained to coarse-grained. The "aha" is that the speed is just not a big enough deal for most cases. Consequently, go full declarative for the 95%, and only go fine-grained for the 5%. More concretely: we went from mostly Rx to mostly React. Both have their strengths, but it's not a 50/50 thing in terms of lines of code.
If you don't mind unstable you can implement it yourself for Option. https://doc.rust-lang.org/src/core/up/src/libcore/ops.rs.htm...

I am sure it will come soon (tm) though
Actually, here is another post: https://lkml.org/lkml/2000/8/5/89
We don't pursue those questions because we don't really want the answers to them.
Forget about men being killed, what about men being raped? Or abused? Or mutilated? This is met with raucous laughter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKgwczruOSQ#t=40s

Now imagine that with the sexes reversed?
We do tend to diminish achievements from Asia historically. They discovered America first (the whole notion of "discovering" first a place where there already are people is absurd), they got printing first, they mastered gunpowder first... and yet most westerners will name Columbus, Gutenberg, and Europe.
By the way, I punched in sidekiq.com without a second thought and the domain is on sale.
Thank you for responding, this gave me food for thought. (Also, you can add extra line breaks in your comment to get breaks between your numbered points.)

Also wondering how much you were convinced about Trump's sincerity. Whether he truly cares about the promises he made or the people he made them to.
You mean Go bindings for .NET Core?
There seem to be a lot of headlines on the "conservative" side that take pleasure in the dismay of "liberals". I have seen this crop up on Reddit and 4chan in comments too.

Some examples:

"Here's some more incredible news that's sure to drive liberals even crazier."

"Liberal heads will explode in 3....2....1...."

"The amount of butt-hurt following Donald Trump's win has been insane"

Not sure I have any conclusions yet, just an observation.
This is a bit besides the point, but my understanding is that a lot of the recovery has not been in high-skill jobs, but lower-skilled jobs. Especially in plaecs like Texas.

Though these jobs were not being generated in rural areas
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I'm thinking drones help maximize how much distance you can place between workers in some abstract way. Maybe there's a way to use all of our technology to make rural America more relevant. I know you could outsource call center stuff if broadband were more available.
Definitely interesting, but still to early to tell.
> The left got their safe space.

Note emphasis. More explicitly stated: the "safe space" that was invented/demanded by the left is why the algorithm created a "hate space" for the right. The red never asked for hate, it is what the left fed them.

Not correctly listening to your opponents' arguments is the actual problem here. Regurgitating arguments is the problem here. Presumption about another person's stance is the problem here. This is exactly how the working class in America got angry and voted. They were screaming to be heard and all they got is "you are part of the problem. Shut up, you are in my safe space."

As it turns out, the notion of having a "safe space" is as bad a "hate space," because in the end both are hate spaces.
Compared to the stellerator, tokamak is an older design. Germans have sucessfully built and tested the second generation stellerator, Wendelstein 7-X[1]. Now it will run for 32 minutes, where the Tokamak design is targeted for 1000 seconds, or 16 minutes. (Yes, a stellerator is much harder to build, but it's easier to control the plasma with; building one became feasible only after doing finite element analysis optimizations.)

That they got the tokamak design to work is a testament to "when in doubt, use brute force" maxim by Ken Thompson. It shows what can be done when banging on something until it works, but I don't think it's the best way forward, because the stellerator design already works, is easier to control plasma with, and is now in its third revision.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wendelstein_7-X
> "In the markets I'm discussing here, they almost exclusively want to move to a position where they're instructing others. There just seems to be less interest - less passion - in code and inevitably that's going to impact quality."

I think this statement misses the point completely, the difference isn't the passion about coding, it's obviously the salary!

If you are one of the juniors toiling away in the front-lines, your pay is still going to be really low. A programming role only allows to get your foot through the door, if you are to make a decent living the only way is to shoot for a promotion into management.

As opposed to "the West" where you can actually pursue a technical role throughout your career because the pay is higher and there are many more different types of roles you could be doing.
> One unfortunate legacy of feminism has been the idea that men and women are basically ennemies

I couldn't agree more. If we could drop the idea of helping a category of people based on their gender, and rather help a category of people based on the specific criteria, that would be great.

> Why was it so rare for a hundred women to get together and build a ship and sail off to explore unknown regions, whereas men have fairly regularly done such things?

Moreover, I keep seeing so many newspapers and articles stating the qualities of women as a gender. I'd like, from time to time, to see more articles about men being recognized as useful as a gender. I don't know whether it's a consequence of feminism, but I indeed identify to a gender that's dumb, violent, rapists than to anything positive.

To wit: https://github.com/confcodeofconduct/confcodeofconduct.com should be reevaluated as depicting a prejudice about programmers more than solving problems (which are already forbidden by law).
A poor person already has to sell it. Patents cost a minimum of $5,000, usually not less than $20,000 and often not less than $50,000 all things accounted for. That's just filing - it can take upwards of 5 years to get approved or rejected. And then, it is STILL worth nothing because you have to sue to enforce infringement, at costs north of $100,000 more often than not.

I propose that the value of IP for tax purposes is owner assigned. If you have no money to pay the tax, just declare $1. The catch is, that would make you ineligible to recover much more than that in the case of infringement.

As far as poor people, it changes little to none. But it grounds patent valuation, which are now arbitrary.
Just for reference, I'm getting ~10 fps on my Nexus 9 with Chrome.
I just checked it and it is really good. Good luck with it . Also waiting for the notification version.
18.3% of the total population of the United States voted for the winner this time. In 2012 it was 20.9%.

Doesn't seem like a huge uprising to me, but those numbers certainly have been disheartening all the same.
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This is a Single Page Application I created in a few hours as a side project.

Feedback on usability on both Mobile and Desktop is appreciated, plus any feedback as to whether you can see yourself using it.

I am thinking this would be useful for a holiday maker planning to go to a city to find deals to save money or just for ideas on quirky things to do.

Tech:
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* JS frameworks: KnockoutJS / Navigo / Zepto

* Tooling: VS2015 (but could have used anything), Webpack

* Uses Google Analytics / Maps service
Thanks for the heads up re Isle of Wight - that story feels almost biblical.
Linux, Windows NT [4.0], and the Pentium 4 (2000)
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"History is written by the victors." - Winston Churchill

Either way it is difficult to have a good perspective on anything. I am quite saddened that internet was mean to openly share idea but its users are turning it into their own personal AOL.
Related question: Is there a way for me to check replies to my comments? Or my posts?
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I really want to agree with you, but glancing over the red feed, a ton of it does look like a hate space, far more than in the blue feed.

Clicking "Hillary Clinton" for example displays an article about "raining down on Iran", an article about "butt-hurt muslims", an article furious about a possible presidential pardon for Hillary, one about "Hillary's Sick Scheme to Get Off Scot-Free", and one that says "People Have to Die - Hillary Clinton Supporter Calls for Violence".
Comparatively, in the Blue feed for Donald Trump, I only see two "hate" articles: one misclassified as blue about a man getting beaten and one about "hate rapidly spreading across america". The rest is about Warren, ACLU support, Donald Trump visiting the white house, and "grieving for the nation".

Most of the articles on both feeds are garbage. I get a feeling not using Facebook day to day and sticking to just people I actually know in the friend list has been a godsend. Even my Twitter feed was awful the day of the election.
Looks like this one:

https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=boggydepot
You might be interested in reading this story. Mike has run an enormously value-creating OSS project for several years. It is one of the most interesting technically-oriented business in the Ruby community, and one whose model should be studied with attention by many HN readers.

Can I encourage people to have less reflexive skepticism about running a business on the Internet? Plenty of people do it. Some of those businesses make more money than you presently think is likely or possible. This is mostly a function not of spamminess or evil but rather that skeptics have an artificially constrained view of what is possible because skeptics have probably not run a similar business and skeptics may have holes in their understanding of how Internet businesses operate at modest scales.

Previous HN thread for additional context, including (predictably) folks who said that the successful OSS project featured in it was a) not an OSS project and b) would never be successful: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6480854
That's what I have to do. Super annoying indeed.
Your statement is mincing words, as you may infer from tptacek's posts.
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In response to [0], I believe there are a LOT of folks who actually did precisely that.
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I'm fairly sure it's the same widgets, just with a better theme overlaid.
Two points:

a) Qt doesn't use native controls on any platforms (though for half of desktop Linuxes Qt is the native toolkit). Qt has its own controls that are styled to look like native.

b) The screenshot shows Qt widgets. This is not the intended way to do Qt on mobile platforms, and thus no native styling is provided. QML is the official way to do mobile apps with Qt.
I would have thought that an offering like AWS' dedicated hosts would solve the noisy neighbours problem and offer some guarantee for IOPS. I find it surprising that they don't mention it as an option for them.
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Yes. you can . When you are logged in just click on the 'threads' . And you can see the replies to your comments or posts.
Way to use someone's death for political purposes.
Aren't you ashamed of yourself? (Note to mods: trying to be really civil here, but come on!)
In my experience, also in "the West" managerial positions are, on average, better paid. Not that you don't make money on a tech role, but management will still do better.
You know this is not helpful. And you know you are quite above this kind of comment.

Take your time. Life goes on.
I like to look at the discussion of wikipedia article. Note that the reference "[2]" is not pointing to oxford university press but rather to a spiegel article.

The actual act can be found here [1].

"With regard to direct false indications of origin the matter is simple enough. If knives are imported marked Sheffield when they have been manufactured in Germany, it will be evident that a fraud has been committed."

"But in the case of indirect indications of origin the matter is not so simple. The use of the English language in descriptive expressions such as "superfine make" on a label applied to goods coming from a foreign-speaking country is undoubtedly, under the ACt a false indication of manufacture"

"In addition to these indications of British manufacture, there are many other wordsused on goods in other languages which might be false or not according to the country from which they are imported. Such words, for instance, as "Mode de Paris,""

In other words, the focus of that act was not things that have been intentionally mislabeled, but rather the junk that people nowadays consider hip combined with the fact that people probably knew even less foreign languages back then than they do now. But anyway I guess it's a matter of opinion whether you take an interpretation of the original text or someones understanding of the understanding of someones thesis.

[1] https://archive.org/stream/merchandisemark00payngoog#page/n2...
First post on LKML seems to be https://lkml.org/lkml/2000/8/5/89

Intel CPUID supplement for P4 was published in July 2000:
http://web.archive.org/web/20000815074548/http://developer.i...

NT4 SP6 was released in October 1999. Previously, NT4 was truncating CPUID family field to three bits (instead of the correct four bits), as you can see in http://www.geoffchappell.com/studies/windows/km/cpu/identifi...

This claims tape-out was in December 1999: https://www.cs.rice.edu/~vardi/comp607/bentley.pdf
QtWebkit and QWebEngine, which uses Blink(/CEF).

8GB RAM is rather optimistic.
I fully agree.

As a more general strategy, just use integers (preferably unsigned integers) for all critical stuff such as state handling and looping over. Then, perform floating point operations only on top of that, as a last step. Sometime you don't even need that and use fixed point arithmetics instead (i.e. change your unit to some fixed fraction, e.g. in accounting calculate with integer cents instead of floating point euros/dollars).
Your point would've made so much more impact without the Cliton and the Barberia.
I made my own version just for fun, but it has a larger size :D
http://martinsandstrom.github.io/HackerNews/
go-qml/qml is just a tiny wrapper around the QML API, which is nothing compared to this. This library covers the whole entire Qt framework (Qt Widgets libraries + QML + everything else).
If there is anything that women universally like about men it'd be 'confidence' (not overconfidence and arrogance).
At least that's my experience.

>> Given how butthurt I am with the topic, I admit that this discovery would hurt me a lot. <<

Why hurt - you'd get to have a better/happier life. You should not be dwelling on the past, "could/should/might have been" - no important, concentrate on the task at hand and what matters for you. No one has all the answers and clues, regardless how smart they are. The point is: if you don't try, you won't succeed for certain.
I would have been extremely happy if that worked.

It doesn't check everything and has some bugs. osslsigncode goes most of the way there but you have to write a lot of the remaining parts yourself using a combination of openssl C API and add a ton of extra C code.

And this is the kind of crypto that is challenging to get exactly right with no vulns especially in C/C++.
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>... and now Wikileaks has invited the whole internet to come play Richelieu with them

But why do you think that the whole internet wants to play the part of Richelieu, everyone is allowed to choose the role they want and wikileaks does not hide the context of the emails, everyone is perfectly able to check the whole correspondence. If anything the mass media is hiding the context because of their format and time limits.
I think he lays out his arguments well, though more sources for the data he cited would have been nice.

One thing is missing though, imho: in the past, men have actively hindered women to pursue "male" activities, like getting an education or joining the armed forces, against the women's will.

The reason behind that could be that the competing large groups of men required soldiers, and lots of 'em. Less soldiers meant your neighboring tribes could defeat you, or you couldn't conquer the world. So instead of allowing women to become independent, study and possibly bear less children, they enacted policies to ensure "maximum womb utilization".

This is and was oppressive, and should not be forgotten.
>* frequently broken Linux compatibility with its BIOS.*

No, not on Thinkpads.
A time-travelling variant of these feeds would be fascinating. If the UK is anything to go by, the election result will see the quality of the news in these feeds jet-propelled into an abyss. I don't know if terms of service or copyright prevent archival of the feeds.

A portion of the media will conflate the idea that many racists would have voted for Donald Trump with the simplistic idea that most who voted trump are racist. Looking at the blue feed, that happened some time ago.

Next, opportunists on the other side will seize this and present the now non-controversial idea that white supremacy won, everybody else are sore losers and should get over it. Of course, the truth is much more complicated than that and you end up with a minority that would do harm believing that they are a vindicated majority, and many of the harmless majority will believe this too. Looking at the red feed, we're already at the sore losers, get over it stage.

Just as the polls got Brexit wrong, most got this election wrong. Yet in the UK, the media continue to report any opinion poll result that agrees with their own editorial perspective. What we end up with in the UK is not the will of the people, but a perverted variant of it.

I think the deeper problem boils down to the fact that many people do not want to be under-represented, but have no problem with being over-represented -- both in policy decisions and media coverage -- without acknowledging that they felt under-represented because they felt others were over-represented.
He is now in the best position of anyone in the world to influence them to be less anti gay. Seems pretty smart to me.
I've been a GNU Screen user for a good while. The increased productivity is wonderful.

However, I'm prevented from switching to Tmux because you can't attach to the same session from multiple terminals, and show a different window in each terminal.

I use this all the time in Screen - in Tmux, changing the window being viewed in one terminal, changes all other terminals attached to that session.