skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't have time to go over all your post, but you seem to be very very confused about several things. I suggest you try to read a science communication book, like Carl Sagan or the sort.
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In general, I'd be cautious recommending any type of medication, especially those involving serotonin, to others given how we as individuals react differently to them.

For example, the first time that I took SSRI's (a decade ago or so, recommended by my primary care physician), I had a negative reaction, and roughly a year of CBT was a much better solution (with a diagnosis of major depression). Fast forward to a few months ago, after being diagnosed yet again with major depression, this time by a psychiatrist, the SSRI's that were recommended and that I took triggered bipolar disorder--not an uncommon occurrence from what I now understand--and my current diagnosis.

All in all, it sounds like you may likely benefit from therapy (individual or group based) in addition to the meds that you're already taking (for what it's worth, it's helped me immensely).
Copenhagen and Amsterdam are incredible places to live, and Amsterdam in particular has the benefit of a population which overwhelmingly speaks English, and is... a little less depressive than the Danish.

That said, god I love Denmark.
This might be a surprise but I don't necessarily vote based on what I get out of it.
Have you ever been to a reserve in Canada?
Is it possible to make a web version of Battlefield 1 game?
They are adamant that it's a "HOSPITAL SYSTEM FOR LOW RESOURCE SETTINGS".

I'm familiar with another big medical software provider, and it's a cludgy mess, but it's all about the RFP and how the software can help in billing and meeting Meaning(ful|less) Use targets.
I didn't do any larger projects, so far my time with Elm was enjoyable, language and tooling is very good and interesting.

I don't like the tone of this article, otherwise critique seems to warrant more discussion. Elm as a language is in development and community is very vibrant and open... as long as you don't mention rules for formatting, one in particular ;). So, I really wouldn't discount Elm so quickly.

On the other hand, PureScript and Reason also look very interesting and I am looking forward to get more familiar with them. I think we live in fantastic times.
He has his 'contract with the American voter' on his site:

https://assets.donaldjtrump.com/_landings/contract/O-TRU-102...

The big ones are term limits for Congress and lower taxes.
You're talking about two neighbouring countries, apart from language there are no major issues

Besides, I've moved to Germany, from a more distant culture than French
I'm a lifelong Californian hockey player. This sounds nice! The winters would be tough, though.
Would you be willing to write a general post on it? I don't agree or disagree with the idea of emigrating due to the election but it would be engaging to read - I don't see much stuff from people moving that direction.
No. The unproductive, rent-seeking portion of the economy is threatened by the prospect of an administration that promises to promote production and punish rent-seeking.
It all depends on individuum. I moved two countries to-date that couldn't be more culturaly and language different. I did learn languages before I moved though. Both me and my wife adapted within a week.
Does anyone know when this post was written?
Part of me balks at the idea due to his personality, yet another part looks at how Trump's polarizing nature pulled enough people to himself to do what not so long ago seemed unthinkable. While in an entirely different way Bernie is certainly a polarizing figure, and perhaps that is what was needed to go up against someone like Trump.

At this point I just don't know. Too much to process.
We already voted in our version of Trump, so we probably won't let you in.
Stay away from Vancouver. Between the cost of living, low wages, and (What passes in Canada as an) extreme right-wing provincial government, it's a horror show.
Just installed Debian with 1GB and 2 CPU, default settings. Runs smoothly and install was easy. Haven't dived into advanced use yet though :). Definitely promising!
Enough with your spamming about SCOTUS. This isnt reddit.
You also get a few more Canadian cents per US$ since the markets closed today, so your money goes further.

And vacations to Mexico just got 10% cheaper.
Hindsight.
I am scared
Is the cultural difference between the United States' more cutthroat form of employment and the "salaryman" idea in Japan an issue in the transition? Does it apply to our industry?
Fun fact: PowerShell recognizes smart quotes just like normal quotes, so you can delimit a string with “, ”, or " if you want. Same with en-dash and hyphen-minus.

One might argue, though, whether it's really a good thing to be resilient against crappy WordPress blogs, since it encourages running copy-pasted code from the web. But I guess that would happen anyway, regardless of language designer intentions and a little frustration with copy-pasting won't cause people to actually read the code they're running.
There isn't any justice until Elizabeth Holmes is in prison.
I love rational political discourse, but there are plenty of places where you can discuss those things on the web.

I rather enjoy that the mods apparently want to keep those topics a bit out of the limelight and focus on technical subjects.
if 90% of your salary is going to rent, you're either taking a ton of equity or terrible at negotiating.
Reykjavik is amazing, but I would get depressed by dealing with 21 hours of darkness in the winter.
I have always felt that Mussolini was a more apt comparison. For one thing, nobody's ever heard of Trump shout himself hoarse about Lebensraum. (And without Hitler's aggression, it's highly doubtful that Mussolini would have gotten himself involved in a European war.)
I'm not super familiar with the geography there but I'd imagine everything west of the rockies (is that the right mountain range) would go with California and I thought that this was the source of the water.
It really seems like Elm should implement typeclasses. I don't know Elm, but I can't really imagine writing serious Haskell programs without them, and I've seen multiple Elm-related complaints today that were either directly lamenting their absence or lamenting difficulties that they would have solved, trivially.
Brilliant. We need to introduce more Indians to the ideas of individual liberty and conservatism as it exists in the United States. By that I mean personal responsibility, limited government, free markets, individual liberty. The governments in India at every level (starts from municipality all the way to the Center) have been so deep rooted in their corruption that its imperative people understand there are alternates to Big Government.
Good to know. So... Montreal seems nice. I like cold weather and duck fat.
It entirely depends on how bad a Trump presidency turns out to be.

If you hold him to his campaign promises, at least 11 million Americans will leave.
It is. It won't be next year.

My original plan was to move and telecommute, but that's kind of fucked because the dollar is crashing.
My co-founder in my last startup was in the first round of startup visas. It worked out and is a great program but be careful not to exit too quickly without reading the fine print. They weren't prepared for us exiting to a big public US company so quickly. Aside from that. Great program! Ping me if you want to do it, I'm looking for a new cofounder for next one!
Just forget Europe. It's ridden with socialists and laws slowing business to a halt. Add a failing currency to that cocktail and you have a failing economy. Of the whole of Europe, only Switzerland is somewhat attractive.
Reserves in the US aren't any better.

On the other hand, life as a lower class non-native person in Canada is far better then that of a lower class non-native person in the US.
As a TN-1 holder, I'm terrified.
El 8 de noviembre, Día Mundial sin Wifi – DICEN PUNTO COM
Nebraska votes to reinstate the death penalty
That depends a LOT on which state you live in.

Live somewhere like CA? Hard to see the state government or Supreme Court rolling things back too terribly. Health insurance if you don't have a good job would be a big question mark, would be nice to see the state pick that up.

Live in a state where the legislature is inclined to pass laws against your sexuality, religion, etc? That's a much more vulnerable position.

IMO a much larger problem than Trump is the structural favoritism in the American political system towards less-populated areas. This has a lot to do with how Obama's last term was largely sabotaged as well, after all.
I stick to George Carlin's advice: I'm in the front seat and I want the best entertainment. And Trump will deliver the best entertainment of all candidates! I'm staying to watch this circus, pass the pop corn!
Mexico will be paying in Pesos, because US$ just got 12% more expensive for them in the last 8 hours.
If you only consider criticism from people deeply invested in a platform, you'll get a really skewed perspective.

Put another way: if you try something and find it flawed—why should you put any more time and effort into it? And yet, that doesn't mean the problems you found were not real. If anything, those problems might be the most relevant because they forced you to put the tool down.
Right, they're practically identical... except for the language. And the culture. And the food, politics, etc... etc...
Toronto is really diverse, and a very welcoming city.
Excited about this passing, but this is a poor source. It starts "Recreational marijuana is now legal in California," which is false. The proposition passed, but it isn't legal til 2018.
In what way am I spamming, and in what way is pointing out that a generation-long shift to the Right is going to be the result of this election via the SCOTUS?
I am already here :)

As long as you don’t come by boat you should be fine.
Research TN-1 visas. No labour market assessment required. Need to have a degree or other significant experience though.
Don't underestimate Mike Dubin, founder of DSC. Remember that guy from the original video? He's super thoughtful and into stuff like this.
Polls don't tell you who will vote.

60% of a state may be for one candidate, but if only 80% of them go out to vote, the other candidate will win.

That's what we're seeing here today.
> According to the holographic principle, all the information in the entire universe can be described on a giant imaginary sphere around it. Verlinde now shows that this idea is not quite correct: part of the information in our universe is contained in space itself.

I thought the holographic principle just said the amount of information in any physical structure (up to the whole universe) was such that it could fit on a 2D surface the size of the event horizon of the structure, not that it actually is contained on the surface. Does this theory change that?
I was vaguely under the impression that Elm was more an ML style language than a Haskell style language, so it ought to have modules and functors rather than typeclassss.
I don't really get the mindset of "if Trump wins I'm moving to X country." The citizens in all of those countries are much more scared of a Trump presidency than Americans seem to be. It stands to reason that the best place to weather a Trump administration is from within the U.S.

I mean, when your guy is threatening to disband NATO, tear up NAFTA (and rejects free trade as a whole), reinstate torture as official policy, etc...would you rather live in the U.S. or in one of its allied countries?
Haven't been to the other cities on your lists but Valencia is AMAZING!
And somehow I have little sympathy for people who want to leave the US for political reasons but have a problem with countries where wealth is distributed more evenly.
To give you another data point, I love Vancouver. It's simply beautiful.
This feels irresponsible to me; you're influential and concerned with the health of the economy. Therefore IMO be the leaders you're expected to be and don't make a joke out of it if it's so important to you. Otherwise, they're just being immature and adding fuel to the fire.
That depends on what you compare it to. Plenty of first world countries are ahead of the US in many important aspects. But if you're setting the bar on the level of Russia or some third world countries, then yeah, it's pretty great.
Added an explanation to my comment.
Fivethirtyeight had a funny post earlier today mentions how white males are now voting as a minority block.
I am curious why so much needs to be done for HIPPA compliance anytime something is held in electronic form.

What if you have a computer, unconnected to the internet, simply sitting in a doctors office with billing information on it.... does this system need more 'protection' and regulation than the one it replaced of paper files, and sticky notes?
It seems like it would be more useful for Silicon Valley to just put their money where their mouth is and declare war. Fund education like crazy, pour a ton of money into environmental causes and just go nuts. Create a useful America.
If you can get your paperwork for a TN-1 visa, you just show up at the border with your application and it's approved on-the-spot. It's not a permanent visa, but it gives you time.
I enjoy Elm, and I think improvements are welcome. In particular, I would like to see some improvements to the Elm REPL such as type inference and documentation strings.

The article makes some great points; however, the title is not particularly useful nor a good summary of the article itself.
Exactly. All the surface vessels are too expensive, perhaps because the roles and missions aren't really viable anymore. Submarines continue to make sense, but making large surface warships that can survive attack in a modern conflict and perform the missions they are supposed to seems very difficult.
I followed until the "I would be offering to pay for their relocation costs if I were them." - That would/could never happen.

Countries can speed up immigration process, companies can pay relocation costs. Not the other way around.
July, reading http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/07/24/michael-moore-tru... and http://www.alternet.org/election-2016/michael-moores-5-reaso... (dated July, 21)
The country you currently live in defines what this "Abroad" is. At least specify if you're American or non-American.
I hope you're fucking happy Thiel
Very cool! I love applications of emulation like this. I remember EmuDX many moons ago having similar goals of making retro games look more modern.
Ask HN: Trump is winning. Is US media to blame?
Trump is winning. Is US media to blame ? Has this media become shallow and corrupt which has led to this ? People who are marginalised have no voice and media does not care about them. Homeless people sleeping on streets who are not cared for by the powerful state, the people who feel threatened by illegal immigrants in their own country, people who hate to see violent crimes on street by criminals...have they spoken ?
A US president that thinks climate change is a hoax might help alter the North American weather.
I traveled around Europe and South America for five months recently (digital nomad)... The common question was "...why do you think the US has the technology and opportunities that it does...". My honest answer... Less regulation and an attitude of do what it takes to be successful in the early days. The hustle.
According to archive.org, the URL was first indexed on July 23rd[0].

It's deeply saddening to me to ever admit Michael Moore was right on anything, but he seems spot on, specifically with the Rust Belt Brexit comment.

[0]Thanks, correcting commenter! I am bad at reading!
I put the racist in parenthesis, so clearly I don't mean all of them. But I think a lot of the sort of poor/working class Mid-Western people are in fact racist. If you listen to some reports of Trump rallies; or if you listen to how a lot of these people viewed the 'black lives matter' movement, I don't think its inaccurate. Or if you look at the very strong undercurrent of racism that permeates all of the US.

Racism has been shamed for many decades, and Trump made it 'in' again.

Racism was a major issue in this election. The SNL's 'black jeopardy' skit was surprisingly observant in this respect [1]. I didn't expect people on HN to just dismiss it like that. Or completely ignoring an argument about how people cutting their nose to spite their face, because it included the word 'racist'.

It's kind of ironic, like I tickled somebody's PC funny bone, when Trump's campagin was all about the freedom to say whatever you want.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUe0xy-yidk
I believe you're mistaken.

The initiative passed and will become law on November 9, 2016.

Recreational marijuana shops would open no earlier than January 2018

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adult_Use_of_Marijuana_Act
Canada is the U.S. put through a low pass filter. Don't expect things to be drastically different here. Just less extreme.
If you're lacking in historical knowledge then I can't help you

Besides, most of the differences are non issues
Do you really want to move to a country whose government can't even keep a mostly-static-webpage site up?
I think you are onto something with this.

I like to consider all the compromises in the antebellum United States. They show up in the history books as great legislative successes, but in the end, a half century of dispute came down to a war.
Ask HN: If Trump wins. How could it impact the tech industry?
I'm concerned about what could mean for the tech industry in America (and maybe the world) to have Trump as a president.

As far as I know Trump is not so happy with: Immigrants working in the US, clean/renewable energy, importing goods from other countries and some other stuff that could hinder or slow down the progress of technology in this country.

Is it something not to worry about? or should we?

P.S I don't want cool companies that are changing the world to have difficulties on getting things done :(

(I am not american)
Yes. Thats the role of regulation, to entrench the incumbent and stifle acceptable innovation.

Plus add to what you mentioned that you need strong disk encryption and some physical security. Else an external key logger and its over.
Some of them are truly shocking. My mind is consistently blown when I go because I don't get that remote more than a few times a year but they are unbelievable.
I use awesome wm, tmux and vim. awesome gets the job done. I don't see differences enough in the others to make me go through the trouble of switching. I'm not super fond of the default keybindings but I know the ones I need - easy to re-bind but not worth it.

I use mostly the stock awesomewm taskbar/dock setup. I tried doing custom stuff there and it was doable ... but the "reload my wm and see if it fails to start even though syntax check passed" got old, and I gave up.

I'll usually have my desktop split two thirds terminal, with the remaining third split between browser[1] and slack. (Or all terminal, with the other stuff on additional monitor(s)). I don't usually have enough windows open to use more than one 'tag' or desktop, but when I find myself wandering afield in my browsing, I tends to shunt offtopic stuff off to another tag.

I use two tmux sessions , with one showing at any one time. I run them in Konsole - out of all the terminal emulators I've found, that's the one that can handle massive scroll rates without lagging.

The first tmux session is named 'pairing' and is where I do my day-to-day work. Anyone on my team who sshs in will auto-connect to that session. For a while I had it prompting me for approval via an awesome popup but that broke with the ugprade to more recent versions and wasn't useful enough to fix. I now just have a notification that displays on connect/disconnect.

Within each session, I have topical windows - usually per-project. A single vim and one or more shell panes. I have set up (neo)vim so that any time I "vi" in any pane of a tmux window, it opens in that window's vi session. A given window may have quite a number of shell panes depending on the environment. And for some testing cases, tmux's "synchronize-window" is invaluable.

In vim, I prefer splits to tabs and end up using lots of both. I'm slowly learning to get comfortable with buffers and will see how that changes things.

In the second named session ('private') I manage mail (mutt, but experimenting with more CLI-driven options like nmh), twitter (rainbowstream), irssi (via nested tmux on a cheap vps) and my project/notes/todo manager - which is another three-pane vim split, with shell functions that let me send stuff over there/read from there from anywhere.

I rely heavily on small helper scripts and lately a growing number of custom macros on my keyboard.

Some of the things I've read in the comments here have given me plenty more stuff to explore :)

Heh. Now that I write it up, I see that it's apparently really complex - but it's evolved over time and suits my work really well. I'm still ironing out the info/todo management tooling but it looks promising.

[1] If browsing text wasn't a horrible experience I'd do all of that in the shell too.

Edit: If folks are remotely interested, I can write up a blog post and publish some of my hacks.
No, but add an autoenv script of your choice, like zsh-autoenv and the combination is nearly perfect.
> I can't believe this is the first time I've seen someone NOT compare Trump to Hitler.

What those two have in common is they fit the definition of the word 'demagogue' 100%, point by point. Along with many, many others (numerous political figures in Europe in the '30s, Huey Long, senator McCarthy, etc).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demagogue

Hitler, however, was far more effective than everyone on that list.

Well, at least so far. But even so, Hitler's charisma and ability to emotionally be a puppet master to enormous masses while spewing bullshit appears to be unparalleled in history.

Based on what we've seen so far, the Berlusconi comparison seems best. Knock on wood.
You can smoke it but can't sell it until 2018.
But 21 hours of light in summer. :)

Also northern lights should be spectacular.
Just to be factually correct here: I think he is against illegal immigrants and not all immigrants. He is against wind power not solar.
As a New Zealander who is unable to move anywhere else due to immigration laws. I am happy for you, but the Jealousy is real.
Thanks for replying! Just to be clear, was this a text-only install, or a graphical/GNOME one? I'm not sure what Debian's defaults are.
close to the same response in 2-3 threads. Put it at the top if its such an important point.
Hook this up to a shock collar and train yourself. Even better if it could detect "erm"s :-)
I still don't understand your comment. People who are thinking about emigrating because of Trump are thinking about Canada, New Zealand, Australia, etc., not a third world country.
What is considered significant experience?
But that's a bug, not a feature.
We need a new place for objective, discerning conversation where facts matter. Print media and big three TV networks used to provide a fragile version of that for a while.

FactCheck.org and Politifact.com are steps in the right direction. I'd like to see a site that entertainingly covers news and issues, references other media but is willing to call bullsh*t on the media and politicians.
Are there any country outside U.S. that pay more for software job? I've looked before, but I didn't find any, so you'll have to figure out a way to quantify quality of live improvement in dollar figures.
Why will it be much different next year? I don't see much changing in the short term besides a new set of characters in the news. Longer term, we'll see.