skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Too true, then to top it off the right to protest has been sharply curtailed and policed, preventing mass protests esque MLK, Silent Spring, etc.

To top it all off, the media essentially created a candidate that would rile people up, then disowned him which only made people want to vote for him more. TrumpLand covers this very well.

On the other side of the aisle, we had a very weak candidate running against what was a media troll, with vast amounts of funding that didn't end up translating into a great ground game. I remember when Bernie was running he would have his supporters call every phone number in certain states, and get people out hitting the streets and asking for your vote. I saw very little of that from Hillary.
crazy is relative ;)
That is how I feel every time I learn a new web framework.
It's annoying and maybe a little invasive, but it's not impossible. The FBAR takes about 10 minutes to fill out and submit, and the bank may want a few extra forms if you earn a lot of interest.

Taxes are annoying, but between treaties and the foreign income exclusion or credit, you probably won't be double-taxed.
It might be a problem. It's too early to tell. His bark may not be nearly as bad as his bite.

What we have to ask is: will all of the other politicians just go along with him or will they really try to fight the "good fight"?

We need to hope that people don't really think that coal and gas are the only "good" energy options going forward.

We need to hope that immigrants aren't looked down upon as people that are a drain to society - because they're not, they contribute as much if not more in most cases. And frankly grouping people like that just doesn't solve problems ("deport all muslims", etc)

We need to hope that politicians aren't idiotic enough to build a symbolic wall that will actually do nothing practically and cost way too much taxpayer money.

Ugh I don't know like everyone else I'm just super confused right now and have no idea how this could've happened.

I'd like to think the HN crowd sympathizes as people that seem fairly progressive. I'd like to think there's a good amount of people in the US that want futuristic technology things like colonizing Mars, self-driving cars, voice assistants, new interfaces to tech to happen. But maybe I've just been too optimistic all along.
Does anybody know what it will be about?
That really depends on why they left. In this case I agree with OP, anyone who leaves the U.S. because of Trump instead of standing and fighting is a coward.
You're talking about a light layer on top of websockets to implement a request/response protocol. This can be done pretty trivially on top of websockets in dozens of ways, though if what you want is request/response you should consider using HTTP directly.

You never have to "build it again for every project" if you put your code in npm. But I guarantee you there are dozens of libraries like this in npm already. (Just like there are dozens of libraries to do exponential reconnect backoff.)

The right approach is to build / use light layers on top of websockets to solve these problems. Socket.io is the wrong solution. Its the wrong solution for every problem.
Montreal's housing is comically affordable compared to most cities on the east and west coasts.
Apache Groovy's original creator, James Strachan, worked on Kotlin for a while after, er, leaving the project, as also did Alex Tkachman, creator of Groovy++ which was cloned as the static typing facility in Groovy 2.x.
If you have a unique or novel idea/technology/angle, then great. But whether you succeed will depend on your entrepreneurial prowess, your team, and your resources. As long as you're the better entrepreneur, having your idea stolen is almost welcomed. It's genuine validation, and the highest form of compliment. Competition is free advertising and guaranteed market growth based on a greater combined effort to sell the same service or product. The better entrepreneur will win, and if you're not, then you're screwed anyway.

Be it energy drink, search engine, or Mars, the most important piece is the guy who sees a reason to do it. These ideas bordered on stupid, and they're burglar proof. But they're Red Bull, Google, and SpaceX.

The point is, the first idea doesn't really matter. Entrepreneurs practically need an idea a day to get over all of their problems. Startups are like horse races, in that speed and momentum matter. But if you're stuck on the first idea, you're banging against the gate that hasn't even opened yet.
He's a celeb for a damn good reason, and for those reasons I respect him and his views, now and likely in the future.
Write you an email, hoping for some advice, thanks, afarrell.
I agree it would be ugly, I'm not so sure it would be short though.
In fact, here is one person who owns PragmataPro, and loves it. I particularly love the extensive unicode support, and the differently-shaped bold faces. I tried the programming ligatures for a while, but didn't like them. I have no problem with spending money on something I look at 8 hours per day.
There's a nice overview of APL here: http://www.zerobugsandprogramfaster.net/essays/5b.html
There's a difference. Something tells me that the original poster isn't someone who is leaving with just the shirt on his back and a letter from his brother.
Not sure if serious or sarcastic. In case it's serious, you forgot:

- Parse Hacker News from multiple sources because no one of them gives you all the information and correlate the info on each.

- Add Reddit, Product Hunt, etc. Probably make it so that it's easy to implement on the back-end. Oh yeah you'll need a back-end because of the previous point.

- Make some cache mechanism according to their robots.txt.

- Optimize the assets.

- Test it in different browsers + smartphones.

Then that'd be rough outline of what I did (or plan on doing), so why repeat all the work when you just want a simple comment thread and not develop/maintain/host the solution yourself?

PS, if you want to do it for learning, please go for it! You'll learn a lot for sure and if you contact me I can give you some tips.
As a sidenote, Herbalife started as a pyramid scheme but has evolved its business model beyond it. This article on the fight between Bill Ackman and Herbalife (http://fortune.com/2015/09/09/the-siege-of-herbalife/) is a good summary of Herbalife's history and its current approach.
"... a new law defunding planned parenthood and/or banning abortion"

Not giving Federal taxpayer money to PP doesn't stop them from doing abortions (they officially claim they use no taxpayer funds for abortion anyway), and you can't ban abortion via statute due to Roe v Wade having supremacy. (BTW, PP does a minority of abortions in the USA.)

Even if the USSC wanted to replace Roe v Wade, they can't just do that by decree. A relevant case that would give them that nexus would have to navigate itself all the way up the chain from Federal court through the corresponding Court of Appeals (assuming they even hear the case), winning all the way in courts laden with Obama appointees, to even get on the USSC's radar.

You didn't understand what you claim to have read.
PureScript, BuckleScript, and GHCJS, are all good options depending on your risk sensitivity and lang preference.
I guess real estate agents in Hollywood will make nice commission money. They'll be busy selling all these villas belonging to actors who promised to leave the US if Trump were to win.
Regarding entity systems, it's best not to implement as slots in a struct or something like that. Of course there are lots of ways to do it and varying performance. Interestingly, taking a data-first approach and iterating over the same kind of components within a system tends to be good for performance.

An entity is an int, long, or something else depending on your needs. It should be light-weight and not cause garbage to be allocated, thus why a long is good. A UUID/GUID is bad because you cannot use the entity id to cheat into pool rosters or other uses, not to mention it is hungrier for memory and slower to generate. Entity IDs should be allocated, often atomically and in one place and from a single thread.

A component is the data that you mention and should be a class or map/dict depending on the language. It is just a collection of fields, usually flat. Allocation should be done from a pool. It should be attached to an entity and detached as necessary. This is like a foreign key relationship per component to the entity ID if you want to think of it in DB terms.

A system operates on collections of entities, usually per frame/tick. Generally it is looking for one or more types of components per entity and isolating the logic there.

You can go outside the entity system for performance reasons like rendering if you must. Purity is good, but a lot of people go crazy and wreck performance. Be smart. The other hard thing is communicating between entities and between components. There shouldn't be any hierarchies or hard-coded things like that. Usually what is best is a queue or mailbox approach that the system can read from and deal accordingly, and then perhaps something more sophisticated beyond that as required per type of game.

My advice for getting games done in general if that's what you want to do is to just build a game and not an engine. From that regard, do dirty things like using pre-built engines such as Unreal or Unity. Better yet, just make a simple game. You will learn less, but be far more productive as a single person. If however you just want to muck around and learn things, then go wild. One thing we used to do to test architectures and game concepts that might be of interest to save time and explore me is we would build big chunks of a game with wire frames, stick figure-like things, whatever. If it's fun playing as a cube, it will be fun playing with a fancy sprite or 3d model.
It will be big, but there will be so many other programmers that our worth will go down. It seems that our Silicon Valley salaries are extremely high compared to other professions, and only recently went up (what was a 90s programmer paid?). It seems like a flash in the pan, but on the order of decades.
Slightest discomfort? Not only has he abused races (Mexican rapists), religions (ban on Muslims) and genders (women to be grabbed by the pussy), he's also entirely and totally unqualified for office, has no idea how the Presidency works, and is a walking international relations liability.

He now represents a political party that controls the Presidency, the House and Senate. That will nominate a number of Supreme Court nominees who will most likely overturn judgements on gay marriage and abortion rights.

So, gee, I guess I can see why some people might feel slight discomfort at any or all of that.
Hacker News?
"Who's hiring?" & "Who wants to be hired?" posts every month.
Trump and Brexit – International Coverage Bias
This seems a little fishy, not a hint of what it's about, and the two main links are for their firefox extension and setting their page as your home page...
Humble guys?? How about those ads where they basically bragged about how benevolent they were for finally being strong armed into paying their back taxes? And then the PR guy was completely unprofessional to the reporters who asked if it was really an actual ad campaign because it was so shockingly distasteful and absurd.

http://archives.sfweekly.com/thesnitch/2015/10/21/passive-ag...

"We emailed Airbnb spokesman Christopher Nulty to ask whether the library ad was "real." He responded by email, "as opposed to a fake one :)"

A follow up email, explaining that we were in fact seeking confirmation as to whether the ads are actually from Airbnb received the following response: "Are you seriously writing on this?"

Nulty did not respond to another follow up email. "
My guess is that we're headed towards the season finale, but only in a few years. The left already had their moment of huge disappointment (when Obama was elected for "Change", and was not able to actually change anything). Now the right will have the same experience as they far overestimate Trump's ability to follow through on his proposals (e.g. fighting rampant corruption).
Like this?

http://www.melbourne.vic.gov.au/about-council/committees-mee...
*tax free up to 100k

https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/fore...
Valid questions that don't deserve a downvote.

I trust Snowden more than any politician in the Western world (ok, that's a low bar) but I also ask myself where from and how he gets the info.

Maybe he's a trusted public multiplier for many anonymous whistleblowers today. Kind of a one-man Wikileaks without the politics.
I also purchased it back when Daring Fireball was recommending it... on a retina display it's nice, but it has its flaws, and the value in my mind for an individual developer for this kind of thing is like $10 if it was on Kickstarter... we don't even pay for our editors!

Real experts in font design, but trying to market to developers... probably a mistake.
It really depends on what you have to offer.
His keybase profile -- https://keybase.io/kevlar1818 -- says he's from Portland, Maine.
I find it odd that valid criticism such as the parent is getting downvoted for no apparent reason. HN used to be about providing a balanced view on subjects, not about censoring negative opinions.
I believe that you are, and in being so, have lost sight of just how bad most people are at it.
For once it seems a proper time to say : May God saves America... and the world
This guy https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-electio...
Gravity does have an inverse-square attraction. Though obviously it is several orders magnitude less than electromagnetism, in fact the analogy holds.
I'm so happy and relieved. I can openly laugh now. I can't believe you people (hn, sv and the tech world in general) wanted that criminal Hillary as president just because trump said a few mean things and wants to keep immigrants out. Guess what there's nothing wrong with that! PC culture and sjw could not stop the majority of the country from doing the right thing and I'm so glad.
In truth, it's a balancing act. More than a few Haskell libraries are more tedious than Elm code (I've written upwards of 8,000 lines of production Elm but have been doing Haskell for much longer) because they're so intensely abstract.

Without typeclasses, that simply doesn't happen. I'd say 90% or more of Haskell typeclass usage is pointless, and maybe half of what remains is simple to replace with simpler polymorphism or no polymorphism.

For instance, almost everything here:

https://wiki.haskell.org/Typeclassopedia

is replaced, in Elm, by just having an explicit module reference, so Maybe.andThen instead of andThen. No joke, that replaces essentially all of it, except some stuff that's not used that often.
Do I really need to?

If you think that your "I'd almost welcome" weasel wording makes what you're implying acceptable, you need to reconsider the responsibilities of citizenship in a democracy.
>bitter uneducated whites

Why throw in 'whites' like it's some derogatory adjective? Are bitter uneducated blacks or hispanics preferable? Besides that, people without a college degree are not necessarily stupid or not allowed to have a voice.
Bernie lost the primary fair and square. It wasn't a few thousand vote difference it was millions. Bernie was himself flawed since he had nothing to offer other than his tired 'banks are bad' speech. That's why he lost.

Blaming the DNC is just being intellectually lazy. The real issue is that there are a large group of the community who aren't benefiting from prosperity. And they turned out in droves. Democrats need to have an answer to their concerns.
I wasn't questioning his celebrity? Just curious how he is able to remain relevant while essentially staying on the run from the US government.
I'm not 100% sure: here's a quote –

'I didn't "flee" America. What I fled are tribalistic homo-apes who have reverted back to simply responding to their instincts. Just a bunch of reactionary emotions without rational thought.'
Why would a straight block size increase be elegant? It preserves a bunch of protocol warts like witness malleability, quadratic hashing, lack of script versioning, etc. I think it is far more elegant to have a single protocol change that fixes all these issues in one fell swoop and also an effective block size increase.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder I suppose.
>That said, I'll be shocked if Trump succeeds in bringing back manufacturing. Those senators are not going to raise Tarriffs, or do anything to upset their corporate lobbiests.

True, but one could say he now has the bully pulpit from which to rail against those same senators for whatever they will refuse to do with him.
The Vote
The pain that middle America has been feeling for a generation will now be felt throughout the entire country.
Techies represent a small percentage of the entire population and the articles were mostly circulating within a closed loop.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steganography#Digital_messages
Her narrative is its all about me... rules/laws don't apply to me and I will do anything to get where I want including let a man walk all over me to try and get to the top.

It's 2016 and do women not need a better role model then that old way of thinking? Especially if they are proud and tough and do not take any crap from a guy.

p.s. I'm a dude and I voted for Jill stein!
Until he engages in sexual assault. And leads a life steeped in racism: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-racist-exam...
Unique's are certainly down, but the altogether views are hard to tell. Moreover, know that November hasn't ended which is why the bin is so low there.
I think understanding the why is also important here. Native modules exist essentially for side effects. A bad native module undermines all the safety Elm provides.
I really thought the sarcasm in my message was obvious.
What about a Chelsea Manning live/reality show too?
Trump endorsement
One upside: Peter Thiel on the Supreme Court is a sorely needed perspective on so many levels. Every current justice went to the same groupthink law schools and never worked outside the system.
so words stop you?
The plebeians have spoken!
Let us wait for our Gaius Marius, Gracchus brothers, and Sulla.
I'm not sure Sanders has more charisma than Hillary.
When you talk about reading the code then you mean parsing? When you think you gain productivity by parsing the code in strings, variable assignments, function calls, numbers etc. then syntax highlighting is good for you. But I don't think a programmer gains anything from this.
add a /s next time
She needed Tom Brady's endorsement to put her over the top...Jay Z, Beyoncé and every Hollywood singer and or actor just wasn't enough.
Dating Eh
You will be able to laugh every day of the next decade now, a new 2017 television show is coming to the white house, forever.
enjoy your vote :-(
Sure, but that just means it's not easy for anyone.
> Is he getting fed new information? [...] Or just whistleblower celebrity at this point?

We don't need any new information or entertainment. We have gotten all the information we needed.

The point is, as a society, we failed to act. What we need is constant reminders of this fact. Until we correct our current trajectory to some sane direction.
Better chance of getting a pardon from Trump than Clinton.
For other illiterates like me:

* SOA = state of the art

* GMM-HMM = Gaussian mixture model - Hidden markov model

* DNN = deep neural networks (more than 1 hidden layer)

* mel-frequency cepstral = MFC ;-)
Californians vote to legalize recreational use of marijuana in the state
You're saying it's OK because it's profitable?
CNN on spectral images can work well. But most SOTA uses LSTM for speech recognition
I'm not throwing anything in, I'm just describing the relevant demographic that's been unable to accept that Obama wasn't a "secret muslim" or "not really american" or some similar horseshit.
As another angle, the name 'GNU Social' has all the catchiness and sparkle of a corporate quarterly accounts report. I can't see non-techies getting excited by it.
Forget the "mean things". He's an ultraconservative, that will bring social policies in America back decades.
We lost months ago, when the DNC rammed Clinton through over Sanders.

EDIT: You simply cannot say it was the peoples' fault for not voting for her (pick someone electable next time); she had her choice between picking between what was best for her and what was best for the country, and we all lost because she was selfish.

I hope Sanders supporters step up and begin purging DNC incumbents in down ballot races. It is the only way forward.

EDIT 2: Sanders vs Trump polling: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2016/president/us/ge...

http://www.270towin.com/maps/sanders-trump-electoral-map

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2016/mar/...

And regardless how useless polling appears to be, its impossible to say that Sanders was a less liked candidate than either Clinton or Trump.
Good UX on New York Times Prediction Site
www.jobbatical.com
That's a big harsh. I didn't mean we should go full PC on it. Just wanted to underline the tone was unexpected.
The people who were funding Trump/Hillary were funding them equally. Is doesn't matter who won, they banks, oil companies and large media conglomerates still control the country like they have for the past several decades.

I see in our future ... the exact same presidency. More US led wars. More predator drones. More CIA guns and money to fund revolutions that we then fight with out predator drones. Just remember the election is like Whose Line is it Anyway, the points are all made up and none of it matters.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tu32CCA_Ig
Show me a democracy and I'll consider it.
That is a really good point. Even though before clicking the Reply button they can see that comment and its parents, I agree that it would be a better idea to go to that specific comment in the thread instead of to the reply screen that has no context. I thought there was no way of doing it, but each comment has its own id so I'll just link to the `#ID` so even more context is added when clicking on "reply". Thanks for the tip!
There might be more than Canada as option. https://teleport.org has for several cities worldwide infos about Startup Visas as well.
Reinventing Democracy – Election by Jury
Or Trump won because he used the old populist/xenophobic playbook promising simplistic solutions, that right-wing populist politicians have been peddling for decades.