skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was trying to address that with my second paragraph.

The question I think is more important is not whether jobs will be good for Appalachia though (obviously they will do some direct good), it is whether the good that comes out of those jobs is at all in proportion with the harm from expanding our use of coal. It likely is not, the harm will be much greater.
If elected to do so, yes. I'd like to reverse the question on you though: Should what he said in private make him legally ineligible to hold office or even any job?
The current suspicion is that the phone was almost entirely designed by HTC.

It appears that it was a phone that HTC had in the works, but then changed to the Pixel when Google rang.
It's not manufactured outrage. Trump said he uses his power status to grope women without consent simply because he can. He bragged about walking in on teen constestants whilst they were nude. It wasn't him talking shit it was him bragging about doing said shit.
Thanks for writing the post, I built a moderately popular extension in 2012 "Twitcher" for switching between twitter accounts (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/twitcher-twitter-a...).

I've toyed with different monetisation strategies over the last couple of years, I even conducted a 6 month survey of what people would be willing to pay. In the end I decided I couldn't justify charging for it and a few months ago I rolled out a "pay-what-you-want" model like AdBlockPlus, during the A/B test on 20% of users I generated just over $100 dollars in the first 2 weeks, then basically nothing - so the annual/monthly model is attractive!

I like the idea of keeping it open source, then those who don't want to pay can still use it - think I may follow your model :)
> ... taxes and regulations maybe actually are the reason that the median American household doesn't have the 6-figure income that they would have had, had their wages been commiserate with America's success over the last 40 years.

How can this not be true? The 1% just knew how to play the game, where the game = finding all the loopholes in the mountain of shitty taxes and regulations you talk about.

Adding more taxes, more regulations, and more social programs isn't the answer. Adding the _right_ taxes, regulations, and social programs may actually do something.
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Yep, that was one of the worst ones in the list. I think the message was just showing the rampant racism, regardless of the race of the perpetrator.
One advantage if Twitter is that a lot of the primary sources(the politicians, Project Veritas, Wikileaks, etc.) all communicate using it.

Another one is that you only have 140 characters, so people are more likely to link directly to a primary source. I've seen too many "news articles" that spin very weak data into a big article, with too much interpretation by the editor.

A third one is that you can choose who to follow, so it's possible to have items from the other side show up in your feed. You can also choose to only follow sources that you consider high-quality.

I didn't use Twitter much before, but I did start using it this election just because it was a good way to get information.
We have to design systems that work with the people we have, not the people we wish we had.

Fail to recognize that, and you've failed before you've started.
We use Ansible (system 2.7) but our code is written in 3.5. I'm not sure what you're talking about since never the twain shall meet. It's BAD to use the system Python for any of your internal production code (use a virtualenv!).
Trump's supporters were on average better off than Hillary's supporters.
I think the key here is

Form follows function

Many gamedevs don't get this. The underlying mechanics form the core gameplay. You can always make the story, looks and characters fit, but if your game mechanics are boring and broken, only major rework or starting over helps. In fact, the form being restricted by function may even be beneficial for the creative process and make the form more original.
Trump has never said he believes in conversion therapy. That is Pence, who is the vice president a position of little to no power. If you are advocating that you shouldn't ever associate with anyone who has a wrong idea about something then I think you are really wrong. Engaging people is how you change minds not shunning them because they have a factually incorrect belief or disagree with you.
To quote sshumaker, above:

>..a 1% shift from Trump to Clinton would have resulted in her victory.

Here's an excellent analysis from five-thirty-eight: http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-a-difference-2-perc...
The major media outlets were looking outright deceptive from my perspective.

I had some CNBC shows saved on my Tivo and I recently went back to look at what they were saying. Here's an extreme example of the deception. Just the day before the election CNBC was showing states such as Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota as "leaning" GOP, not "likely" GOP. But here are the results for those states:

Montana Trump 57% Clinton 36%
North Dakota Trump 64% Clinton 28%
South Dakota Trump 61% Clinton 32%

From this one could easily conclude that the mainstream media deliberately chose to deceive about the expected outcome in those states. Why? Perhaps to not show as much dark red on the national map?

Yes there were true battlegrounds or toss-ups. E.g. Florida only went for Trump by about 1.3%. But there were more than 2x as many Trump voters than Clinton voters in North Dakota. It was a bald-faced brazen lie to call that "leaning".
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Take a look inside the `internal/examples` subfolder. There are several examples.

edit: can't comment any further currently, I will try to answer everything once I'm unblocked.
> Lying is one of the main reasons the Democrats lost.

One of the main reasons the Democrats lost is because white women voted more than expected for Trump, much in contrast to Thiels views.

There's nothing supporting that Clinton made more factually incorrect statements than Trump, in fact the opposite is true.
Users generally update by default, if thousands upon thousands didn't it's because someone else fucked up.

I find it funny how a small group of people thinks they know better than the outer community, to the point that they feel like they should have a say in what thousands of businesses use to run successful code.

More than this, I would argue that most people using Python 3 are those new to the language. This is only from personal experience, so it's really just anecdote.

PS: In a kind of jesty side-note, I know the general argument is that "python 2 was broken", but really, how broken can something be when thousands of businesses depend on it and more than that, choose to keep using it when a "better" alternative comes about?
All these statements are patently false.

1. Containers are not ephemeral. They have a lifecycle. Data written in the container is persisted to disk and available after the container is stopped and then started again.

2. Processes/files/etc are not locked away as if they don't exist. See `ps aux` on the host. You will see all the processes running. You can inspect the filesystems for each container, etc. There is no magic here.

3. A database crash could cause data corruption inside a container or not. This has nothing to do with the container, and chances of a database crash are not made worse by being in a container.

That said, I would let a volume driver manage persistent storage rather than manually managing this through the host fs... but that's my preference.

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Disclaimer: I work at Docker Inc, and am a maintainer on the Docker project.
The usual online slurs I see: "libtard", "regressive left".
>discredited outsiders like Newt Gingrich and John Bolton --- are getting the most important positions in the United States government for kowtowing to Trump?

Has he actually announced this yet or you just assuming?
The Left Thinks They’re the Only Ones Allowed to Riot
My father once explained to me, when I was very young and my 12-year old cousin had died of cancer, that the reason I was in pain and suffering was not because my cousin was dead and he would not be enjoying his next birthday, or that he would not be coming with us for the next vacation.

The reason I was in pain was because I was not going to enjoy him anymore. In the end, he was dead already. He could not feel or enjoy anything anymore, so why be sad for him?

So maybe when someone that through art or knowledge or whatever touches people in a certain way, and then that person passes away, it makes people sad because they will not be able to enjoy any new music, any new takes on life, any new works, etc.

Yes, we now have YouTube and digital media so we can keep listening to John Coltrane and Leonard Cohen, but the fact that we won't be able to keep growing up with them makes it painful. Even if they are not your friends, they are people you admire. They are people that will no longer produce any "new wisdom" for you to absorb and savor.

When someone like say, Dennis Ritchie died, we (HN, engineers, <other placeholder>) got sad because there would be no new insights coming from this great mind. He's not going to be able to comment on, say, SpaceX's first trip to Mars or whatever.

So in the end we are the ones deprived of these great minds' wisdom and thus we are the ones that ache and suffer.

That's my take on it at least. Maybe it's not what's actually happening but it kinda make sense to me :)
French medias are a parangon of complacency, all of them.
While I understand where you are coming from please consider it through the lens of a re-negotiation opportunity. Personally I don't think NATO will be dismantled by Trump as it is a keystone to US foreign influence and power and I believe it will ultimately be strengthened because NATO members have historically got a 'free ride' by not meeting their defence obligations under the treaty. This means that the benefits of defence, such as economic stability and growth of the 'free rider' nations were subsidised by the US tax payer. How is that fair? I know that many here may find it unpalatable, but if people were to read 'Art of the Deal' I believe it will give them insight into how Trump will deal with NATO, any other re-negotiations as well as how he won the election.
Trump is planning to appoint Supreme Court justices to overturn the same sex marriage ruling. He said this in a January interview on Fox.
You realize that staying home was no less an intentional act than voting. Those Democrats who stayed home, stayed home to not vote for Hillary.

The most effective way to get those people to vote is to not have Hillary Clinton as your candidate.
Again, apologies for not grasping your point directly, but I'm not quite following you.

Are you saying you dismiss Snopes as being left-biased, therefore the matter over whether "Hillary Clinton was fired with prejudice" is still not resolved?

And until Hillary Clinton (or presumably the WIC) come out and directly either confirm or deny that statement, then repeating the statement is "fair game"?

But doesn't that put the onus on the subject to confirm or deny every single tinpot, falsehood statement out there, otherwise its safe to consider it the truth?

Is it similar to the example you gave of being called a racist and responding with "We don't care"? Should Hillary Clinton respond to the statement with "I don't care if you think I was fired with prejudice from the WIC"? Is that what you are saying? How would that stop the "mistruth" from being repeated?

(apologies, I'm from the UK so this isn't a line of thought I've come across)

Edit: Bit of rewording for clarity
Ansible is just a program - I'm not sure where the confusion lies. You can use Chef (Ruby) to deploy Python apps after all ... the version of Python used by Ansible is totally irrelevant to the interpreter you use for your codebase.
Looks like you need a top-of-the-line gaming rig to run these..

Hardly interesting from a data viz perspective, but I guess good on them for trying to push the tech envelope?
Advanced Curriculum for the Software Craftsman
The people who have a problem with that tape aren't upset about a dirty word. If you friends are kissing and groping people they just met "without even waiting," you should probably call the cops. If they think "she let me do it" is the thing as consent, they should be corrected before someone gets hurt.
I'd guess a lot of the X + Go jobs are porting from X to Go.
Can you?
Sorry I'm really confused and rather new to the devops world, aside from pushing an app to a single VPS. What problem does Kubernetes solve exactly? Is it to tie a single application spread among multiple servers?
Yes, which is why it is a staple of PKGBUILDs for Python software to do

sed -i s/python/python3/ /all/the/things
Being in a smaller country seems great sometimes.
> how identity politics can be better expressed

Do you not think that the elections showed that identity politics do NOT matter, instead national politics matter more?
It's clear documentation is not up to snuff and something we need to work on (and are working on).

I agree with the article that many of the official docs around use-cases (non-reference material) is outdated and difficult to keep up to date.
>gang of Russians under severe financial control

Lol, what does it mean: under control until the guy opens an account under a fake id
Some goings on in science fiction capitalism
Im not sure there's much evidence of switching.

There are large numbers of people who didn't vote relative to the numbers that separated candidates, so the likely explanation is that people who normally dont vote voted Trump and people who normally would vote Hillary didnt vote. A little bit of those two things would tip it.

Which is what we see: high rural turnout; Hillary underperforming/low turnout in urban areas.

There's just a group of white people who like Trump, and nobody liked Hillary.
Indeed. For the built in installation process that Microsoft wishes everyone would use in Windows 10, it could be this simple:

- Open the Store
- Search for "Name of App"
- Click Install

Bonus, this works for GUI software managers in Linux distributions which use them. Unifying the process simplifies most instructions greatly. I think the simple existence of Linux package managers, and the push to use them by the community, helps tremendously with this perceived ease. The installation complexity is largely solved by the package repository maintainers.

On the flip side, software which is not distributed with the OS can have very complex installation requirements even with command line instructions. Sometimes it's as easy as:

- ./configure
- make install

But more often than not, you need to manually hunt down dependencies, and if the system uses automake / cmake and requires you to satisfy conditions for a build, those can get hairy and cryptic fast. I've gotten better at it over the years, but I wouldn't call this process any easier than a step-by-step installation wizard in a GUI.
Can comments hamper stored procedure performance?
Yeah a book on nixos would be valuable I think. Understanding nixos really comes down to reading all the docs then trying to accomplish what you need to do, learning by doing and reading source code.

I love nix, my biggest gripe would be that the Nix language is dynamically typed...
If you were working at a startup, your argument would be the equivalent of advocating hiring individuals who need you for their job and therefore won't be a threat to you. I would much rather hire and work with people smarter than me who can help me grow. You're only as good as your weakest link.

There's certainly value for passion about the mission, but it shouldn't be confused with desperation.
> economic policies that rewards the privileged

As shown as the cabinet is "old guard" republican ideology.

Regulations! Bad! ... etc.
Not when you are getting strong-armed by the likes of Putin. I can only imagine how Trumps "business-sense" will fail him upon entering Beijing, much like Bush and Clinton failed to keep their resounding statements of "strategic competitors" and "butchers of Beijing"[1] after arriving during their respective terms. Trump has even less foreign policy acumen than the other two and I can only imagine he will bow down to both Russian and Chinese demands. The manufacturing jobs he claims China has taken from the US have moved from China to cheaper nations like Bangladesh and Vietname [1].

Obama made a push to conserve the rapid "manifest destiny" of China into the pacific. I can only imagine how Trump will shirk at any sign of conflict, much like he failed to condem the well-documented wrongdoings of his most xenophobic supporters. We can only hope that good people with a foreign polic background will understand how unprepared Trump is for foreign policy relations and will volunteer their service for the betterment of the country.

[1]: WSJ November 10th, 2016 China's World: In Trump Win, China Hopes for U.S Retreat by Andrew Browne
Non-starter. The NYTimes and Washington Post, for example, are respected but have a very strong yet subtle bias.

On the one hand, they seem more interested in fact-checking. On the other, they propagate concepts like: on-balance the US is a force for good and should lead the world. This is highly contentious and non-obvious for many (most?) people outside the US.
What I love is all the people complaining about "liberals" in such broad, stereotypical strokes - kind of ironic, no?
Gingrich was instrumental in poisening political discourse in this country.

From Wikipedia:

"In 1990, after consulting focus groups[38] with the help of pollster Frank Luntz,[39] GOPAC distributed a memo with a cover letter signed by Gingrich titled "Language, a Key Mechanism of Control", that encouraged Republicans to "speak like Newt" and contained lists of "contrasting words"—words with negative connotations such as "radical", "sick," and "traitors"—and "optimistic positive governing words" such as "opportunity", "courage", and "principled", that Gingrich recommended for use in describing Democrats and Republicans, respectively.[38]"
It's really important for all Cable MSOs to revoke the Manufacturer Certificate with the serial number "18D93D04728FCE2FBAA781A81F926A43".
The German Cable Modem Manufacturer AVM Berlin GmbH forgets its CA Private Key on the old firmware versions.
Breakthrough in the quantum transfer of information between matter and light
Trump wasn't talking about Mexico in general when he made that comment, but Amnesty International was when they wrote:

> Mexico: Sexual violence routinely used as torture to secure “confessions” from women

> Sixty-six of the [100] women said they had reported the abuse to a judge or other authorities but investigations were opened in only 22 cases. Amnesty International is not aware of any criminal charges arising from these investigations.

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/06/mexico-sexual...

Trump spoke about an uncomfortable subject in an offensive way, as he often does, but if it opens the door to an honest discussion his un-PC remarks may have some value.
Not being a fan of docker but "Since images sizes can be as high as few GB, its easy to run out of disk space. This is another problem with docker which you have to figure out yourself. Despite the fact that everyone who’s ever used docker seriously has to come across this issue sooner or later; no one tells you about this at the outset" -
monitoring free disk space is something you definitely want to do regardless of using docker or not.
Maintainer here, can you please point to a production issue that is WONTFIX?
just couldn't control himself...
Perhaps you're right. I might be overlooking these traits because I don't consider these things (except for trustworthiness) very important.
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It's needed by `go install` to provide pre-compiled packages, which will then speedup the compilation of your applications down to 10sec.
But you can also use the STUB setting, before running the setup and then use the binding with only 1gb ram as well. (the necessary c++ code will be compiled later with qtdeploy)

edit: can't comment any further currently, I will try to answer everything once I'm unblocked.
Interesting. I figured it was the same, like how the iPhone and iPhone Plus is the same...

They should make a magic power adaptor. Since using USB C. If plugged in start charging it at like 60W and then once the computer is booted up it could use the data part of USB C to tell the adaptor to change if possible. Then when the cable is unplugged from the laptop or adaptor then go back to 60W...

I also wonder if its any bad if people plugged their iPhone's into these power bricks too hmm.
Market power gets you headlines, so it isn't exactly surprising that there is overlap between abusive labour practices and making the news.
People who are afraid of being deported are illegal aliens, so they weren't able to vote.

I fully support their plight and their right (I am myself an immigrant, a legal alien for 11 years with little chance of acquiring citizenship), however, this is exactly the limit of modern democracy. Non-citizens do not vote, despite living in the country and sharing similar rights and responsibilities.

Birthright citizenship is the largest remaining privilege and discrimination out there — legally enforced, and nearly as oppressive as racial discrimination before. It was really convenient to sweep the issue under the rug — until now.
What an unbelievably refreshing and honest piece. I have to say it's pretty sad when Wikileaks is doing the job of the press, and the Press is doing the job of paid lobbyists. I'm pointing the statement both sides of the political debate, because it's happened to both.
Much of the actual, exiting waste however is not stored safely. And the two INES scale 1 incidents we had did pollute the environment pretty badly. So yes it is pretty dirty so far.

You don't get very far in life relying on best-case scenario planning.
Anecdotally, we had a simple events API running Python 2.7/Flask/uwsgi/nginx that needed to do quick I/O operations on a growing # of HTTP requests. To increase throughout, we experimented with Python 3 for its async/await style concurrency. It didn't seem to help much and we ended up just rewriting that API in Go and see way better throughout-to-resource ratios by shipping 5mb binaries to Docker & Kubernetes.

Point is, we're a hybrid shop that does all first pass services in Python 2.7 and then move them to Go when they become suffiently trafficked and/or critical.
Well that's how we ensure availability of employment opportunities :)
I get what your saying, but I wouldn't consider something to be working if it requires more energy in than it produces.

It's not like people are questioning whether we could ever produce a fusion reaction. We're questioning whether it's actually viable as an energy source.
I didn't quote him, I made an assumption about the quote. He said the country was better before women got the vote. He doesn't say that libertarians should try to figure out how to earn women's vote, but rather that women don't vote for libertarian policies/candidates and that is in his view the problem. Its a very short logical jump to infer that he thinks women shouldn't vote. Maybe I'm wrong, but I'm not sure he's ever corrected this misunderstanding, if it is in fact a misrepresentation of his true opinion.
"The problem I see with this is that they implant monkey before paralysis and can use machine learning to build a model of the monkey's unique representation for walking. Then they paralyze and show the monkey's can adapt to only using their interface in 5 days. There's no way the mapping from neural activity to stimulation is generalizable..." [1]

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/5c2ljz/brain_impla...