skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you walk by my house and you're peeping in my window to watch my movie, I can pull the curtains and you don't have the right to demand I open them.
The only competing option to the 15" is the XPS 15, and it looks like (judging by the non-touchbar) Apple is going to stomp Dell in battery life in the high res configuration.
It doesn't seem to be working for me after I match. I enter some text and nothing updates.
Land Value Tax is the answer. Incidentally, it's biggest proponent, Henry George, who kicked of the late 19th century wave of Progressives hailed from SF.
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Nope. Most are free.

You do have to pay for some business schools, but what people say on that: you pay for your diploma.

I have friends who went to some private schools for computer science and it seems like it's a good path for some of them (around 8k euro/year)
The issues were not racism -- Trump was against illegal immigrants. Rather the issue was economic uneducated immigrants were displacing Americans working class from their jobs as well depressing wage growth. The same was true of Britain and BrExit.
How can you stop incentivising automation of jobs?
Tribalism is ruining our world
It might make it more streamlined and easier to know where you are in the process. He's seems a very binary kinda of guy.
The air is going out in the airbed. Seriously I know this audience will rationalize it (like they did with Hilary) but getting punched in world-leading cities like NYC and SF is only going to make adoption harder elsewhere. If I had any skin in the game with Airbnb I would be looking for the exit. I sincerely don't think its going to end well. It may take five years but the trajectory is troubling.
Bernie's been in politics for longer than that, and he doesn't have a long trail of scandals behind him.
Ask HN: How do I find remote work?
I'd like to relocate to some low cost of living area (maybe Asia or somewhere in Europe) and work from there for developed world salary. Where do I find remote job offers?

I'm not asking about elance or freealancer or other site like that. I'd like to have full time work with real company just working from home with zero need to see people face to face ot commute.
Why I took October off from OSS volunteering
Ask HN: Linux use for VFX – which distributions, machines, drivers
I always read on Hacker News people talking about using Linux on notebooks, specially for developers, and there always seems to be some problems, usually related to drivers and things like that.

However, it is my impression that most of the ultra high-end visual effects companies run on linux (maybe I'm wrong here but I remember seeing at least 3d stuff running on Linux).

So I'm curious, what about these users? Do they get special drivers for theirs graphic cards, use only desktops, is there anything different in how they use Linux? I think maybe there's people with knowledge in this field.
Well it certainly wasn't the pundits.
Ask HN: Anyone left their company to start competing businesses?
I'm writing a book and would love to interview people/startups that did
Easily done if you have a couple of VMs, a couple of IDEs with big projects, a SQL editor, 50 chrome tabs as well as the standard suite of programs (audio, calendar, email etc).

That's what I'm using right now. 16GB may be just about fine for this, but in a couple of years it would be nice to have 32GB just to be on the safe side..
Have you ever ran Xcode? :)
Hey I'm moving at Gothenburg around end of November, anything should i consider?
> Leveraged ETFs are better than options.

Not really. Depends on what you are looking for. Remember, on a leveraged trade you can 1. lose all of your capital and 2. be forced out of your position.

If you are using options, you are guaranteed to lose if you are not right. But you don't lose more than that. It's like a "bet".

> So you have to be able to guess right >50% of the time just to break even

I see this line dropped a lot on trading forums. No, you don't need to guess right most of the times. The outcome is not binary and fixed. You can guess wrong 10 positions and lose $500 on each, and then guess right one position and make $20k on it.

> The problem with options and futures is that they tend to be thinly traded and so you lose on the spread.

Spread works out both ways. If you are the taker, you pay. If you are not in a hurry, then you can be a maker and actually make the difference. So you win on spread.
US domestic oil production isn't nationalized while in Norway it is.
No, but it is a reason for why a number of liberals feel little but contempt for Clinton.
Maybe. Maybe not. We don't have a good control group to be able to know for certain. I think there is some psychological effect the term limit has on voters. For many the end of a second terms appeals to them as an opportunity of a fresh start (for better or worse), which may translate into electing a leader from a different party.
True if the inflation is driven by supply shocks (mid-late 1970s) or savings gluts (today). Not if the inflation is wage-driven, as in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the US.
Most of the worth of the house is actually in the land below it, not in the house on top.

http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2015/04/land-val...
At the moment on my machine, I have 16 GB of RAM but I've already got 3.91 GB of swap being used. I'm on a MBP Early 2015 with the upgraded i7 CPU.

Xcode is currently using 4.15 GB of RAM (3.20 GB Compressed), its definitely my biggest memory hog. lldb-rpc-server is using 680.4 MB (387 MB Compressed), so that doesn't help with my memory usage.

I often watch for when my computer will start swapping so I can know to close some of the higher memory usage apps to reduce the swap death effect.
"This is potentially a game changer from which there is no return and everyone is a loser."

You'd better to swallow your loser vote instead of preaching false prophecies.

"promise of locking up his political opponents"

He will not lockup any political oponentes. Justice will, if the law is applied.

"abandoning international allies and obligations"

Contracts are contracts. Are you an adult?

"hate, lies, racism, and bigotry"

This. Exactly that. One of the biggest losers of the election is this hate speech, "ain, he is ugly, boring". Grow up. Never in the American history a candidate was such a liar as Hillary. People were killed because of that. She protected a pedophily rapist.
Ron Paul and Sanders should create a 3rd party. they have way more in common than anyone acknowledge.
"Neural architecture search with reinforcement learning"
Trump's likely cabinet selections are in the press.[1]

Treasury - probably Steven Mnuchin, another Goldman Sachs guy. Trump may not be as anti Wall Street as he said he was.

State - Bob Corker (Senate foreign relations chair) or Newt Gingrich. Both are long-time Washington insiders.

Defense - about four candidates, mostly long-time Washington insiders.

Attorney General - Rudy Guilani, probably. As a prosecutor, he took down the New York Mafia, so he's qualified for the job.

Old, white, Republican insiders, all of them. Mnuchin is the only one below retirement age.

[1] http://www.politico.com/story/2016/11/who-is-in-president-tr...
> You are mixing up production and export.

Because for this argument they are irrelevant. Domestic consumption is money you aren't spending to buy gas on the market, at market prices. If Norway had a use for 100% of it's oil, it would be saving the equivalent amount from the global market as it would be gaining in revenue.

The bigger difference is that one is state owned, and the other is mostly privatized. Then again, for the larger picture, this is only relevant if the countries in question are constrained to the income available from this system. Neither are. If the US wanted to issue a few hundred billion in bonds, they could do so with little trouble if it was politically feasible. Or they could literally just make the money out of thin air, if they weren't concerned with or were willing to accept the possible inflation.

It's hard to overstate just how much economic and monetary power the US can bring to bear.
For having moved to quite a bunch of places in my life (and also had a german girlfriend), France and Germany have a pretty similar culture. There is a lot of influence between the two countries.
I momentarily forgot about all the anti-semitic stuff, which is kind of odd seeing as how I'd be a target of it.
I actually did spend a lot of time passively reading r/the_donald, but as you say, it seemed more into the other side (email leaks, etc) than into Trump's policy proposals or similar.

I don't watch CNN. Not a big fan of TV news.
>> I'm going to make the assumption that you're referring to the idea that no law should be made that you aren't willing to resort to violence to support.

All laws are enforced by violence, that is what makes them law.

Law is force, Force is violence. Every law, from Jay Walking, to First Degree Murder is based by the threat that an armed agent from the government will enforce that rule upon you.
The short end of the stick from the ACA/Obamacare or the short end of the stick for a failure to meaningfully reform health care from successive administrations?

My health insurance bill has been going up 5-10% for the last 10 years. Between my employer and I it's now $14,000 just for insurance. That's nearly double the average total income taxes back in my country of birth.
How about a chromebook?
> This campaign was all about emotion, not rationality.

Keep thinking that and you'll lose the next election as well. Amongst Trump supporters I know it was about jobs, the economy, the wars and a feeling that politicians no longer represented them.

I have no doubt there are some Trump supporters who are racist and sexist, but that doesn't win you the middle swing states and the rust belt (especially those states that voted Obama but went against Clinton)
The Democrats used to own the south, and the Republicans freed the slaves. The two parties traded constituents since then. They might do so again. Or one of them might implode---like the earlier antagonist of the Democrats did before the Republicans came around.
Mouthbreathing Machiavellis Dream of a Silicon Reich (2014)
Germany, the Bundesbank and their FinMin have a very flawed view of macroeconomics. They seem to have a hard time understanding how money recycling works or there is more than pure economics at play.

The German political class has been keeping wages lower then they should be on purpose. While export corporations have boosted their profits the last 15 years, wages have been kept much lower than they ought to be, killing the competition elsewhere and destroying a sort-of natural recycling mechanism which should protect the other members of their Eurozone: A worker in Germany should be paid 4 to 5 times more than a worker in Portugal.

Indeed the current German surplus is a major problem in EU's economy. Y. Varoufakis, M. Draghi and B. Bernanke have spoken about this openly time and again (see links).

By definition in a monetary union, your surplus[3] is someone else's deficit, but if you take a look at the rhetoric PIIGS are to blame for their poor financial track-record. Someone is simply having his cake and eating it, but not for long.

It's funny that with a 12.1B in surplus the AfD (right-wing nazi-friendly political party) is on the raise in Germany, isn't it?

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/jul/24/germany-sur...

[2] https://www.brookings.edu/blog/ben-bernanke/2015/04/03/germa...

[3] http://www.wsj.com/articles/german-government-achieves-histo...
Hmm, actually I guess the intent there is ambiguous, but on re-reading the inclusion of "Patriarchy" is suspect...
It's probably helpful. Trump has mentioned speeding up the Visa process, since people were waiting years to get in.

It doesn't sound like you were planning to hop the border illegally, so his campaign platform shouldn't affect you. I did find this statement in the news, so HN commenters will probably not be affected:

"I'm changing. I'm changing. We need highly-skilled people in this country. If we can't do it, we will get them in. And we do need in Silicon Valley, we absolutely have to have. So we do need highly-skilled," Trump said.
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I remap caps lock to ctrl and in Vim I use "jk" for esc in insert mode. Caps lock to ctrl is crazy useful outside of Vim since every other application has some basic support for Emacs bindings.
The inclusion of the word "interstate" was clearly intended to place a limitation on jurisdiction. With interpretations like this one, is there currently a form of commerce for which the interstate commerce clause has not been construed to apply?
He only started attacking her when both of them were the candidates, obviously. During the debates she kept trying to discuss policies.
I'm gonna have to disagree with this one. There are tons of great, battle-tested backup tools out there -- rolling your own solution seems to just be asking for something to go wrong.
You can have truth or you can have social justice. They are mutually exclusive.

Positive improvement for society came about through things like the Magna Carta and the US Constitution. They didn't come about by social engineering. You got a chance at something, but no guarantees.
Yep they're quite different. In NZ we have some supremely ugly insects (http://www.themarysue.com/record-breaking-giant-weta/) but they are harmless to humans. No snakes, crocodiles or anything like that. You can walk barefoot in the outdoors with impunity.

Perhaps you could get taken by a shark if you were very unlucky.
It sounds like your problem is non-trivial, and is currently being diagnosed by support. Hopefully they get to the bottom of it and find the root cause very soon.

Unfortunately these things can occur in the darndest of places, as a bug in Google CLoud, an incident at GCS, or maybe even in your monitoring stack. I would encourage you to hold off judgement until root cause is identified.

One assurance I can make is that Google SRE monitors these things very carefully 24/7, and such levels of latency in the service would be treated as an incident. So it's likely something else is going on.

(work at Google Cloud, but not on GCS or support)
This should be required watching for everyone in this thread. Related to the education point: https://youtu.be/TGLGKghQlgY?t=425
To boil this down farther, We are looking for a leader, not a follower. Hillary is a follower.

She has demonstrated over her career that she will vote for whatever is popular, lean on "think of the children" issues, and only vote progressively to catch up with the times. In a time where Congressional approval is so low, the American people couldn't stomach electing the epitome of a career politician who seems to have so many skeletons in her closet the door is about to burst (real or imaginary, the impression is there).

We ended up with Trump, which I am absolutely not thrilled about, but at least this will send the Democrats back to the drawing board to come up with something better than "Less Evil." I just pray to the FSM that the Republican House, Senate, Cabinet, and Supreme Court don't turn our great nation into a chop shop in the next 2 / 4 years. We are in for a bumpy ride.
I'm latency sensitive as well, and just wondering: have you found any virtualization solution on Windows which provides usable performance for Linux guests?
Using the iPad for: Web Development
>they were racist, sexist, or Islamophobic

This is a big issue here, and something that I don't feel that many democrats seem to understand. It wasn't a race issue, it was an immigration issue since many illegal immigrants have taken American jobs. It isn't sexist to acknowledge differences in the genders. It isn't islamophobic to see cultural issues with Islam that would cause integration issues, especially with a large influx of Islamic immigration.

Much of the issue here is because of lack of understanding of the perspective of the other side.
Yup, share an office with a warehouse.
It is very ironic you mention class struggle. You belong to the class of HN users who have the right to down-vote comments. I do not. You use your class' prerogative to down-vote my comments, in an attempt to censor my thoughts. Not because they are inappropriate, but merely because you disagree with them. Talk about class struggle!
>I think we'd see that many of the Trump voters would have preferred to vote "against" Clinton rather than "for" Trump.

That's an odd statement to make because many Clinton voters would have also preferred to vote "against" Clinton rather than "for" Clinton.* They were part of the "Never Trump" crowd. Not pro-Hillary but very anti-Trump.

E: Typo, apologies I didn't catch it before my post delay ran out. `"for" Trump` in my post has been corrected to `"for" Clinton`.
That's utter nonsense. I live in Canada, and there is no way someone like Trump could be elected here. The message simply wouldn't resonate. Harper was considered extreme and he was left of Hilary.

You know what goes a long way to eliminating blue collar angst? Healthcare. There's a policy that the US would have no issue implementing if the will existed. Hell it would be cheaper than what you currently spend.

You know another policy that would help? Subsidized maternity leaves.

Do you want a third? A government run pension program.

A forth? Controlled college tuition.

All of these are well within the US's power to implement, provided the will is there. But the will not being there has nothing to do with the ability of a nation to implement these things.
That's because nobody gave a shit about Bernie until he tried to run for president. He was never a threat to anyone or a challenge to the status quo (like having a female president is).
And that has nothing to with if I owe the creator of the movie monetary compensation because of "viewed" the movie
I don't think the election was about mistakes. It was about loathing for both candidates. Turns out the loathing for Hillary was higher.

I should qualify that. Trump, for all his negatives, had people who genuinely agreed with him. He also had a bunch of "not really for Trump, but I am sick to death of Hillary and her scandals and her Machiavellian machinations" voters. Hillary had a bunch of "good heavens, not Trump" voters, some "female in office, therefore has to be good voters", and not all that many "really love her positions" voters.
unfortunately, for the RNC, the evangelical vote is still a significant portion of the population and people are still voting on issues like gay-marriage & abortion.

I asked my gramps in-law why he voted for Trump and it was purely due to anti-abortion & gay-marriage. Non internet-connected gramps has no idea that Trump would only have those positions because it's an RNC position, not because Trump's actions show said beliefs.
Keybase.io doesn't search users email addresses
If I know colleagues with email addresses, how do I find their keybase ID when they might be out of touch? Names alone are not very unique... Ephemeral relationships between public services like GitHub, Twitter, Facebook, etc can be forged to establish an implanted identify similar or in place of a legitimate one. Just what goes on here?
Most of her troubles were difficult to predict ahead of time, especially the email server and the leaks. Besides those she's actually a pretty good candidate for the party. The DNC pushed against Bernie the same way that the RNC pushed against Trump (and in previous election people like Ron Paul) and the difference was at the end of the day Bernie just didn't have the support. I'm not the biggest fan of the DNC but I'm not seeing how the leadership did anything this election different than any other election.
Why is this down voted? Upvoted for truth.
The unfortunate and uncomfortable truth is that one has to be (politically|financially|socially|*) elite to get elected.
So what if a lease isn't renewed. The tenant doesn't have a 'right' to a lease. If property managers don't want to renew leases because of AirBnB fine -- soon there'll be an oversupply of AirBnB and the market will reach equilibrium. However since places like San Fran put artificial constraints on supply through tight regulation, then the market can't reach equilibrium because of a government-created market distortion.

As a thought experiment, pretend that every home in San Fran was an AirBnB. What would happen? The demand would drop and landlords would then begin leasing their places out to where the AirBnB demand and the leasing demand was at equilibrium -- assuming San Fran allows new housing supplies to enter the market.

Why doesn't San Fran allow massive high rise apartments like in China or Korea? Because the NIMBYs want to protect their own property values. All of these regulations are anti-market and thus promote inefficiencies.

If we accept that there is a housing problem in San Fran, the solution isn't to tightly restrict the existing supply but to increase the supply. As it is now it's like two junkies negotiating over a plastic spoon.
Well that's that then. They will be emboldened and there won't be the changes I would have liked. Either get onboard or Windows/Linux. A pity.
Well I am not really calling out the fund raising. I am calling out:

1) The super delegate system that gave HRC a 500 delegate lead before the primaries started. (Watched millions of redditors turn on the DNC over this)

2) The media picking a horse before the primary started, and making it so painfully obvious that it was a slap to the face for Bernie supporters, this made it really challenging to take the media seriously on their Trump bashing (because they did it to Bernie too)

3) Day of primary voter manipulation and questionable practices (illegal) by the Clintons and their support teams.

That said I still find the idea of looking at Trump for the next 4 years as president really depressing, but hopefully this teaches the democrats a lesson, choose the impassioned base over the candidate who thinks it's their turn.
I think hyperbole is unnecessary here - Linux is superior in many ways, but your statement is only going to provoke arguments of exceptions.
"Oh let's down vote him because I don't like what he says"
It's the truth
But I was promised the crash would teach Trump voters a lesson!
If things are done similarly to in CO, where I'm familiar with the precedents -

1. Some medical dispensaries will double as recreational shops and new recreational shops will open.
2. Many CA businesses will continue to test for marijuana.
3. Maybe remember to pick up inside your car before driving out of state.

... but it could go down differently in CA.
How do you figure 2. ? The foundation's 990 and audited financials[1] show ~90% of FY2104 revenues ($217mm) going to program services, with the majority of that ($143mm) going to provide healthcare overseas via [2], and the rest disbursed over a collection of other programs.

[1]: https://www.clintonfoundation.org/sites/default/files/clinto...
[2]: http://www.clintonhealthaccess.org