skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can do everything that you can with typeclasses without them. In fact GHC compiles Haskell into GHC core, where are no typeclasses.

See http://okmij.org/ftp/Computation/typeclass.html
But Waterloo isn't a great city to live in. Especially for young professionals, Waterloo is not nearly as exciting as Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver.
Good luck with being an immigrant in Switzerland.
I could handle less extreme.
JavaScript?
Because good ol' USA literally just elected a fascist.

Cliches of comparing Trump to Hitler are cliches for a reason.
Yeah, well, you know that's just like ahh, your opinion, man.
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I don't know if it is good, but there is http://www.purescript.org/

Maybe look into https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript ?
It seems like Hillary has done all kinds of shady deals just to manipulate opinions. Trump on the other hand is just being Trump - he just says whatever the hell stupid thing is in his head at the moment. People perceive him as honest, even though what he says is highly contradictive - but at least his speeches and ad money is all he seems to be using, rather than doing blatant media manipulation.

The whole time I thought - if I were American, I would have had to vote Hillary because Trump seems dangerous, but after reading the following I'm actually not sure anymore. It makes me understand today's result somewhat. The Clinton campaign more and more seems like an entire season of House of Cards.

http://observer.com/2016/10/wikileaks-reveals-dnc-elevated-t...

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/facebook-caught-manipulatin...

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-10-19/hillary-clinton-lin...

http://www.inquisitr.com/3495608/julian-assange-makes-claims...
A man was walking along a river bank when he saw another man on the opposite side. "Hello!" he called out, "how do you get to the other side of the river?"

The man called out in response, "you are on the other side of the river!"
The big one is the climate change issues.
And the Supreme Court ouch.
Also health care.

On the dooms day clock of climate change, the time is past midnight. This is not good.
Re-reading it, it looks like it's "Individuals may be eligible for one of the TN visa categories that only require a 2 year post-secondary diploma and 3 years of experience".

There's lots of minefields. I've never done it, just familiar with it.
The media gets it's orders from the viewing public. It feeds us whatever we're hungry for.
XKCD Election Math
In retrospective Nate was right. I wonder if Clinton supporters saw the 98% chance of winning on the Huff Post site and decided voting was not even necessary?
"Yes. I have two sisters that could lose access to birth control and planned parenthood."

By what specific mechanism could a Trump presidency cause them to lose access to birth control or abortion?
Explanation on why 1000 and 500 currency notes in India got invalidated
Basecamp 3 Integration is Available
Are you going to starve because in France they have Quiche and in Germany they have Schnitzel?

But yes, I'm good at adapting
Waterloo demographically compares to Raleigh. I make no judgement about relative merits of living there, but just in size it's small.

[edit] just Raleigh mind you, The Triangle is much bigger than that.
You should be ashamed of yourself for posting this.
Such aggressive tone, no need, very off putting and unconstructive. If I was considering employing the author and came across this article I'd be seriously put off despite the fact he clearly knows a thing or two.
I'm not particularly interested in Elm, but basically this post is about one problem in the language. One. This doesn't make the language a pile of garbage as the author seems to let you think.

I'm a Python programmer. I fully expect dict keys to be able to be arbitrary objects. But after coding a lot in JS, I realized I could live without it. It's nice, but it's not a show stopper if I don't have it.

Same goes here. Yes, typing is not as good as you wish it was, but Elm is a young language, give it time to evolve. In the meantime, what about the innovative things in it ?
Yes, but you want that configured outside of the machine preferably (and maybe block other DNS servers)
> Then someone openly flouting this "PC ideology" you've been getting increasingly frustrated by comes along they look quite appealing.

But you know, it's not just a matter of flouting "pc ideology". It's not just words. Trump is actually openly racist and sexist not only in words, but also in actions.
What would have happened if Rob Ford had been elected PM?
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Have you read Roe v Wade (or even the Constitution, for that matter) at all? Again, describe the mechanism by which this could happen.
It's not just a trump presidency, it's a trump presidency rubber stamping a republican house and senate, which will follow through on their stated intention to install judges to repeal Roe V Wade, and to establish a more conservative, evangelical agenda.
How about just... a mild vibration on the wrist or something? Then again, at least, "AhAAAAHHHH" is more interesting than "Ahem".
How did you gather all the audio clips to map them to the words?
Justices are people. People change their views as they age.

Justice Robert's had a conservative record; Then he saved Obama Care.

At least up to 1989, there was no real predictability of Supreme Court Justices. I got the question wrong on a test. I'm lying--I got it right. I was trying to prove a point, by being theatrical.

I had a Professor drilled this paradoxical observation into our heads. He pointed to studies, but I'm too tired to look them up. It was in a national textbook.
Oh wow, wasn't aware that existed. Thanks!
What's the average tech salary for a 5 years+ experienced programmer (ruby, golang, etc)?
Agreed. You have to deal with unbelievable weather much of the year. Then there's those oppressive mountains just to the north and the incredible skiing within an hours drive. Next you have to deal with the all the beautiful scenery, awesome hiking and biking. It's just horrible. Don't move to Vancouver.

Not sure about wages. I feel I'm paid a fair salary.
As someone who's written a language, the need to have a personal approval from a founder before being published to the site stuck out to me more than the typeclasses. I'd argue in favor of it, so long as the review is done in a timely process. I can understand wanting a smaller number of high-quality, reviewed libraries that are tested and shouldn't break.
no it's not. Culturally, it's easy. Practically, it isn't. Immigrating to Canada is a competitive and a lengthy process.
Your link doesn't work for me. If you look at their Daybreak poll http://graphics.latimes.com/usc-presidential-poll-dashboard/ you can see that they had Trump at 46.8 and Hillary at 43.6
Quote from the second paragraph:

> Knowing what TEDIOUS JOB GHC is doing for us helps us appreciate more the convenience of type classes.

Thanks for the link though, I think I read it a few years ago.
Australia is pretty good if you live in a good spot.
Confirmed now actually, which is nice because the entire concept of every Tom, Dick and Jane who wants a joint having to jump through medical hoops is a bad idea. For one, it really dilutes the notion of cannabis as medicine for those who truly need it, and frankly, it's just silly and wasteful.
That "structural favouritism towards less populated areas" is a very old design feature of American democracy. Without it, everywhere but a small band in each coast would become politically irrelevant, much like it's already ignored by the media.
Are clichés you don't agree with also clichés for a reason (the internets also claim Hillary as another fascist, not just Trump)?

So, that opinion sounds a bit dangerous to me. You'll have to offer a better reason for thinking he's a fascist than relying on clichés.
A 21st century Don tilting at windmills to "save the eagles".
Eve looks like it is filling the same sort of role: http://programming.witheve.com
A 30% probability event coming to pass isn't a black swan event. This term is unfortunately overused for anything unexpected but that isn't what it means.
Unfortunately this is an opinionated piece with foul language and it is a bit offensive. Sandy should take into account that Elm is created by one person pretty much (‎Evan Czaplicki) who created it in his PhD thesis and has been maintaining it since. So it's someones baby still, and they might be offended.

It is a remarkable for one person to create a language, runtime, repl, debugger, compiler to another quirky language i.e. JS that is usable to the point that people are doing professional work in Elm. Also the compiler produces easy to understand messages.

Evan has made Functional reactive programming more accessible. I don't think I would have a chance to understand FRP at all without Elm. Elm has inspired other frameworks in Purescript and the development of ReactJS.

Sure Elm is not perfect. I found that much of the JS ecosystem not viable in the Elm world, even with FFI due to the purity of the virtual dom. I can't just go and easily chuck an impure calendar control in my code.

However despite it's drawbacks I feel the article was a bit strong in putting down Elm, which is sad because I think there are the seeds of some great future languages and ideas in there.
I use this on my mac as well. Runs as good or better than virtual box or vmwares offerings.
Snowden Live – Nov 10th around 21:30 UTC
I'd be interested in this
Maybe people are just tired of AskReddit, since people just repost the same questions and answers over and over. (I got "top comment of the day" for an original comment on AskReddit once. It's since been reposted a number of times, and has also been the top comment of the day when posted by someone else!)

If you look at the numbers for The_Donald, I think you'll find the traffic numbers pretty good. Their brigading may have even changed the outcome of the election!
Congress, and 3 Supreme Court justices... it's going to be a bloodbath on civil liberties.
No surprises. It runs on Windows with IIS as the web server [0].

[0] http://toolbar.netcraft.com/site_report?url=http://www.cic.g...
I'm not trying to underestimate anybody. I don't think it's a stretch to say that this material is not exactly on-brand for a monthly razor company, hence the surprise.
That's a big oft-overlooked point: Trump seems to have much more moderate views on social issues than the Republican Party (and he didn't win on a very Republican platform), but the problem is that he also will likely not be in a position to contradict or overrule the party on those issues (or terribly inclined to do so in the first place).

The trend in the House and Senate and many state governments since 2008 is far more concerning to me than Trump's election.
Does it work with Keith Jarrett as well?
its gonna be a prolonged anger phase
>What is the evidence of this? Even if "truth" follows misinformation on Twitter, there's so much noise, how do you find it?

Do you use twitter? I see a lot of misinformation and rumors started by "journalists" which gain a lot of popularity but seemingly disapear once the true source confirms or denies said claims. And it is easy to navigate this on twitter. I'm mainly talking about sports or entertainment news.

With other forms of media the turnaround time is no where near as fast to (1) notify the source and (2) have the original poster edit their article.
That sounds awful, until you realize just how many people live in those "small bands".
but a crazy provincial government and high taxes.
> When manufacturing and other jobs are outsourced who are going to buy the goods when your citizens can't afford them?

The problem with manufacturing is it is not really outsourced, but automated. Unions helped to push out the jobs that were left by making it hard to compete wage wise. It's why you see plants opening in the south where there are no unions.
Svexit
From the depths of my heart, Fuck You. There are millions of us out there who can't leave. People of color, disabled people, co-workers, friends, family, loved ones. Leaving is failure. Leaving is cowardice. Leaving is making sure that those millions of people who aren't as privileged as you have even less of a chance to fix things. Do you really want your legacy to have been abandoning the US? Or do you want to actually try to fix something? This country is worth saving.
Note that this article is from 2014, which confused me for a moment. I’ve had this exact setup working for quite a while, using a regular mosh release.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2015/12/16/the-b...
Do you really not believe that these people will follow through with their campaign promises when they have the house, senate, and presidency? All it takes is a SCOTUS nominee, a new law defunding planned parenthood and/or banning abortion, and a challenge to the law to get struck down in the Supreme Court, all of which are now in their grasp.

I am talking about civil liberties in general. The mechanism for gay marriage would be similar.

As a footnote, yes, I have read the decision and I have read my constitution. Furthermore I don't think this is the right place for those kinds of ad-hominem attacks.
Yeah, I can't think of many places with steeper hurdles to citizenship, although Japan laps them in that race.
Thanks for explaining it well. I was caught up in the parent post's example and tried to equate it with the equation given in it. How would the parent's example look like in balance sheet? I looked at small business example given in wikipedia, but failed at writing down parents example into assets and liabilities balance sheet.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balance_sheet).
It would be a very short, very ugly civil war essentially.
Working Holiday Visa depending on your age will get you 2 years in Canada.
> unfourtanatly professional users are the minority and the Pro is supposed to cater to this minority.

Most professionals don't need a more powerful machine. I certainly don't - I've been using a 4 year old macbook air for development work (with 8 gigs of ram) since 2012. Honestly, its been fine. The biggest problem I have developing on it is (surprisingly) SSD speed.

> which is great for people who need mobility, however those people are probably going to buy an Air anyway.

The air is being discontinued. The 13" pro-without-touch-bar is the upgrade path for air users who need something more powerful than the 12" macbook.
He said a lot of things which appealed to certain voters but pretty clearly aren't going to happen. His style is to overstate. People on the other side taking his words literally has led to a lot of fear.
tl;dr static typing adds lots of complexity to everything, just use Clojurescript instead.

Ok, I'm jesting. And I like static typing. But sometimes it is easy to get lost in it when you just want to be productive instead.
I think this is overly simplistic; the media both follows the most base desires of the populace to seek advertising dollars and also shapes the narrative. There's a lot of back and forth there. We don't know what we want, the media tells us what we should want, and then we want it.

The media certainly propped up Trump quite a bit starting from the primaries (preferring to show empty Trump podiums instead of other candidates, for example), it's the wholesale merge of news and entertainment that's the reason why, because he's both at the same time.
We were already looking rough before Trump, the UK has Brexit, the EU is struggling, China is... who the hell knows. I think we could be in for some historically bad times, and all of this while the Middle East and Northern Africa are burning.

If not for nuclear detente, I'd be pretty concerned about WWIII right about now.
Trump Nears Victory
I'm getting slightly tired of the gaslighting on HN. Trump is not a fascist because of a difference of opinion. He's a fascist because he's a fascist. Sexual assault is also not a difference of opinion, it's a crime.
His inevitable-looking victory means all bets are off for all industries. For once I feel glad to not have complex forward-looking plans because anything planned for a time horizon longer than weeks just evaporated.
Oh I missed the part where it said what country he (she?) was leaving, or where he might want to go. Do you feel the same way about people leaving any country, wherever they might be?
It says 1.2mN of force per kW. One kW would be 10 100 watt bulbs. So for as long as you apply that amount of power, you get that amount of force. And because force = mass times acceleration, your 1kg object would be accelerated at 1.2mm/s^2 - meaning its velocity would increase by 1.2 millimeters per second, each second, for as long as the force is applied. So, run it for 10 seconds and then turn it off, and the object would be moving at 12mm per second, for instance.

That is in absence of any counter-force, such as would be applied by friction or air resistance. Practically those would overwhelm the tiny force from this drive, which is why it's only really practical in space.
The US is ahead of plenty of first world countries in many important aspects.

- Unemployment rate and job openings

- Economic growth

- Disposable income

- Household income

- Low middle class tax rates

- GDP per capita

- Economic productivity

- Wealth creation opportunities

- Access to capital and investment

- Diversity (most competing first world nations are very homogeneous)

- Scale and variety of industry, the US is the #2 manufacturing nation for example

- Freedom of speech and ease of movement

- Tech infrastructure

- Best universities on earth

- By far the highest research & scientific output of any nation

- Leadership positions in: pharma, biotech, genetech, aerospace, software, Internet tech broadly, cloud, ecommerce, mobile, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, space / space tech, defense / military, agriculture, electric vehicles, nuclear and other energy fields, one of the leaders in solar, and numerous other fields

- America's median standard of living is still among the top dozen nations on earth
Smug liberalism lost. Finally.
Are there terminal emulators on other platforms that offer similar tmux integration?
Yes, it's the combo that I am worried about.
Nonsense.

Clinton's projected by the NY Times to win the popular vote by 1.2% right now. That's hardly a huge mandate for a singular agenda. It's a margin that would still be at massive risk if people continued ignoring those non-coastal populations feeling economically left behind.

Instead, despite that 1.2% lead for the Democratic presidential candidate, that party will be the minority party in every branch of government? That's a better, fairer system?

Structurally separating everyone into groups drifting further and further apart for everyone is a recipe for a system that can't get much useful stuff done.

(And the media ate up the Trump campaign despite it being incredibly unappealing to those small coastal bands. Nobody build an unassailable media monopoly by ignoring something like 48% of the population.)
Donald Trump Is the Next President of the United States
Care to explain why exactly?
I guess all these medium posts from Silicon Valley techies didn't convince enough people...
The rebellion against the inner circle of no-skin-in-the-game “clerks”
Do you have any advice on finding good recruitment firms out there?
I've gotten too used to firms turning up on LinkedIn with piles of jobs.
Nearly all Americans descend from immigrants who left other countries to come here. Were they all privileged cowards?
While I am not a trump supporter OP's comment really makes sense.

And the funniest thing here is people should be celebrating this win becuase the way I see it, this is a win for democracy. The DNC took away the win from someone who the people wanted, they worked against the people and put someone up who the people did not trust or agree with. And at the end of the day the person the people trusted more won.

I might not agree with trump on everything especially his racist comments, but I do agree with an underdog powered by the people.
He's in a tough position, same as Obama. On the one hand, enforcing federal laws is his job. Presidents really shouldn't be picking and choosing which laws they'll enforce. It's not in their brief.

On the other hand, you degrade respect for the law when so many people are against its enforcement.

Were I Trump I would propose the end of federal drug laws other than trafficking. Possession is something the states can regulate if they wish, and anyway federal possession statutes are unconstitutional. On a practical level they're grossly unfair and give state prosecutors a lot of extra power, because people can always be threatened with prosecution under federal laws, which carry much tougher sentences in most cases.

But Trump can propose anything he wants. The action has to come from Congress, ultimately.
The restriction only applies to native modules (modules that ship with Javascript): https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/elm-dev/1JW6wknkDIo/H9...
I don't really follow Snowden closely, but something I've always wondered: Isn't his ability to provide relevant intel inherently going to decrease as time goes on? Isn't he essentially in exile right now?

Is he getting fed new information? Stockpile of stuff he hasn't released yet? Or just whistleblower celebrity at this point?
And "huh" seems to be universal:

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/everybody-almos...
First of all, where did it say in the OP's post that the question has anything to do with the U.S. election? Maybe it does, but that's irrelevant since it was not even hinted at.
I will be checking it and the alternatives for the server-side if I decide to also include an in-page comment system, thanks.

But you probably shouldn't boast about the size "as simple as including a 5k Javascript file" when you have a dependency/require jQuery for your project to work on the client side (which is also not disclosed as it's only in an example, which could mean it's only for that example but checking the source it's an actual dependency)...
> [119 people] Of whom, we can assume the majority are web-programmers, and, by association, that Elm’s is likely the strongest type-system to which they have been exposed.

No.
I hope you are right, I really do, but with the house, senate, presidency and SCOTUS tiebreaker slot, these are not impossibilities.
This is breathtakingly naive. The man has coasted to power on a wave of vicious prejudice. Go back and look at the highlights of the GOP convention to get an idea of how he intends to govern.
Until he passes discriminatory legislation it is just words.
Ask HN: Aside from big business and Twitter, who actually won tonight?
StackOverflow Jobs site is used quite a bit at least in Europe. https://stackoverflow.com/jobs

It's relatively easy to Google for expat websites for any specific country. The salaries are generally lower, but so is the cost of housing.

Our company Smartly.io is also hiring. 3-year-old startup, 100 employees, 30+ engineers, profitable, some real scalability issues to be solved (already 200+ servers), and based in Helsinki. :)
It's probably not half the community, but we'll know soon when voting starts.

There is a certain elegance to just increasing the block size and leaving everything else about Bitcoin the same — no segwit, no lightning, etc. And it could have been done a year ago.
Historically, his views have been whatever was convenient for networking with politicians useful to his business interests.