skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How is support for this going to be funded? Will there be a commercial license which will pop up later? Paid features? It would be great to have some information.

I'm always leery of adopting a technology which will be fundamental to my work environment when I don't know how long it will be supported, or if I will have to change my use of it due to licensing issues.
> it got me to start thinking about what I wanted in a functional language that compiles into JS

I investigated Elm just after the 0.17 release, decided I was fine with it but didn't really love the language. I've since moved to investigating F# and the Fable compiler. While it's unlikely that someone who prefers Purescript would prefer an ML derivative, I feel I should mention it for other people reading the thread from the front page and prefer having imperative escape hatches.

The Ocaml to JS compilers (Bucklescript/js_of_ocaml) also produce nice js output but my background with Clojure has left me enjoying the benefits of being a functional language that's part of a larger ecosystem and I'm comfortable enough with .net core to be willing to treat F# as a viable language outside windows.
Why the name Bahmni?

The first implementation of Bahmni took place at Jan Swasthya Sahyog (JSS), a hospital that has been instrumental in pioneering this open source work. Bahmni is named after a village 70km north of the small town of Bilaspur, India where one of three village health centers of JSS hospital is located. The work being done by JSS at Bahmni village is very inspirational to us and hence the name was chosen.

Ref: http://www.bahmni.org/faq/
Discussion on the Future of Humanity and Quantum Gravity
Research estimates the following distribution of matter and energy in the universe:

"The standard model of cosmology indicates that the total mass-energy of the universe contains 68% dark energy, 27% dark matter and 5% ordinary matter(everything else including the galaxies, stars, planets and us)."
And according to current theories of physics, dark energy(also associated with Vacuum energy, cosmological constant, quantum vacuum) now dominates as the largest source of energy of the universe!!

That statement left me deeply puzzled and I questioned my friend,

Why is it that globally around the same time each month billions of people like us are forced to spend our hard earned money on utility bills like gas, water, power and rent etc. which then further forces us to live a stressful, unhealthy, unsafe and average lifestyle?
I didn't down vote you so I can't speak for the down voters, but I think HN's compromises to prevent fake accounts from having more power than proven ones are not relevant to this discussion.

Class struggle means something much more real than imaginary internet points inside the HN echo chamber. It means a struggle for quality of life and social dignity against establishment forces, and what the value of hard work is in our society. Even though I've worked hard and come from a lower income family, as a white american male who's parents stayed together and worked hard for me, who got into a charter high school, who got financial aid in college it means more than I can truly appreciate.

If this comment is down voted, it's probably for equating those two things (or just generally for complaining about being down voted, which people don't generally like)
I don't think products are designed on what's necessary. They have a core set of features designed for the 'mainstream' and a more specific set designed for the 'long tail'. Apple probably thinks the long tail is not so long or that their product is not competitive in that segment - which it isn't.

>I do occasional development on MacBook and 8GB is very OK.

What sort of development?
Doesn't the USA have the most prisoners/criminals in the world? They could force them to build and guard the wall instead of the death penalty/prison time. Lets call them the Nights Watch.
As far as I know the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission doesn’t recognize marijuana users as a protected class. Its up to state law to recognize marijuana users as a protected class in employment if they want to. If they don't then you can be fired for testing positive for marijuana just like you can be fired for being a nicotine user in most states or you can be fired for a whole host of behaviors both illegal and legal. The companies doing drug test will continue.

http://www.hrmorning.com/ban-hiring-smokers/
the most politically polarized are more actively involved in politics, amplifying the voices that are the least willing to see the parties meet each other halfway

The problem is that these hyper-polarized people often have very non-mainstreem views about a few issues. This causes the mainstream/moderates leave the party because they can't identify and don't want to associate with people they see as crazy or extremist.
If you ever watched a rally he'd talk about Hillary 10% of the time. The rest was about America and his plans.

OTOH Hillary rallies were 90% Trump bashing distributed among different groups.
- now all women!!
- now all hispanics!
- now [insert group name here]

You can't compare how both candidates ran their campaigns and it's hard to argue that HRC main campaign points were:
1. I'm a woman.
2. I'm not Trump.
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I think he absolutely does. But, more than Trump? That is harder to judge.
My MBP drives a 32in display and these apps open on startup - 3 IDEs (Java, PHP, Python), excel, chrome, firefox, iterm2, sublime, slack, hipchat, oxygenxml, sqldeveloper.

The above open in desktops (Misson Windows). I do not do heavy data analysis. I never run low on memory with 16GB.

Performance is not a problem. I do open 1 VM form time to time and again no problem.
There are always people on each side making outrageous allegations about each candidate. The question of whether Romney was a racist was not a major issue in the previous campaign.
> a lie

Hillary didn't need any help destroying her reputation.

As a matter of public record, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stated in her FBI interview that she could not recall briefings at the State department pertaining to handling classified information, nor could she give an example of how information might be classified.

Now this is either a lie, or a self-admission that disqualifies a person to hold the position of commander-in-chief of the armed forces, privy to the most sensitive information in the government.

How can you fault a voter who observes these facts and casts their vote for someone else?
That's a fair point. I was just honestly trying to think of something.
Not really, although they're far more disciplined than most of their competitors.

Besides the MBP they have the Mac Mini, Mac Pro, iMac and MacBook Air. They're just choosing to let them languish without updates right now.

They also have three sizes of iPad and three sizes of iPhone (although it's not clear whether the smallest iPhone will survive).

I would have thought four macOS form factors (laptop/desktop, cheap/pro) and four iOS form factors (tablet/phone, big/small) would make sense. They don't seem to care about either "desktop" or "cheap" for macOS, but they have big/medium/small for iOS.

I'm not running one of the most successful businesses of all time, though, so my opinion doesn't count for much. I suppose you have to give them the benefit of the doubt for knowing what their customers actually need.
Pollsters weight responses by demographic and then multiply by the expected turnout of that demographic. They messed up the expected turnout on trump supporters: his supporters were more enthusiastic to vote.
It looks like food prices would go up by about 16%[0], which I would be happy with if I knew that people were getting a fair wage for the labor. If there's a shortage of workers willing to work at such a low wage, then they need to raise wages.

[0]http://www.businessinsider.com/cost-deporting-undocumented-i...
> Economically, sure, that's true. The immigrants take jobs from the labor supply.

That's not actually true, though. Every immigrant who comes here and becomes employed is, of course, filling a slot that is no longer available to a native-born citizen. However, he or she will also be one more person who needs to be fed, clothed, housed, entertained, protected, and supported. All of those create demand that adds up to substantially more than one job (about 1.2, to be exact [1]).

If there's one thing I'm taking away from this campaign and election, it's that people have big problems reasoning about systems where costs are acute and centralized and benefits are diffuse, even if on the whole they personally benefit substantially from those systems. This seems true for immigration, for climate change, for free trade, for healthcare reform.

[1] http://www.nber.org/papers/w21123
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We'll see what Trump's attorney-general thinks about this.

State-by-state marijuana legalization has existed on the sufferance of the Democratic party on this issue. There is an immense amount of power for the Federal government to crack down on the this if they choose, and Donald Trump has never shied away from engaging in exactly such culture-war issues.

I would not even be surprised to see medical usage rolled back. There's plenty of justification: after all, Schedule I drugs are supposed to have "no legitimate medical uses", despite the reality of the drugs on it. But it will largely come down to culture war: medical marijuana is exactly the camel's nose under the tent that conservatives said it would be.

Politically, legalization is a rallying call for Democrats that pushes turnout. It can be easily snuffed by Republicans, and it will be - the same way the drug war was used in the 70s and 80s.

America made some bad choices last night and we're about to get a nice show of just how much power the Federal government can wield when one party both completely controls all the branches of government and has the will to use it as a blunt instrument of power. States' rights are just a platitude for when Democrats are in power, it's not going to slow Republicans down in the least.
Don't forget that his rallies regularly featured people chanting "hang that bitch". "We" just elected a politician that openly condones violence against someone with different political views. Hopefully it ends now but that is a dangerous path to go down and is the total opposite of what makes America "great".
My claim was "many people hated her." It's not adding caveats and provisos to point out that this is compatible with being seen favorably by a majority.

You keep talking about the gutter campaign. What's your point there? Blame Republicans for running an effective campaign tailored to the weaknesses of their opponent?
Trump has been harping on infrastructure spending the whole election. That certainly seems like the modern version of the CCC. Hopefully some of that money goes towards national parks and the like.
I believe it takes like 5 yrs for citizenship anyway, I remember hearing something like that back in 2005
If a family member said the things Trump has said, our relationship would be very strained.

If a company's CEO or owner said the things Trump has said, I would call for boycotting the company until that person no longer ran it.

That has nothing to do with the Democratic party, nor his running for president (I'm not even allowed to vote): It's because Trump's ideas are today's equivalent to being opposed to interracial marriage back then.
What about when Christians do it? Usually results in a viscous slave trade (Africa and the Caribbean) or genocide (colonization of North and Central America).

One side claims there is something fundamentally wrong with the religion of Islam and points to passages in the Quran. That side should, then, also note the fundamental problems with most major religions and point to passages in the Bible (old and new testament), the book of mormon, and other holy texts. But this side does not do that. That indicates to the other side that this is not a logical argument based on genuine fear of a hostile culture, but merely a race/religion war in different clothing (christians fearing muslims).
> "and AHCI gives a slight performance decrease from their default RAID configuration."

Is that actually true, or is it really that using Microsoft's AHCI driver instead of Intel's driver hurts performance? Last time I checked, Intel's driver could be used even when the controller is in AHCI mode.
What ? Interested to know what side you think "the people" is on.
Look, I'm a YIMBY but I think that cities need to keep AirBNB under control. Competition won't solve all housing problems, particularly if you throw residential housing and hotels into the same market, as AirBNB does.

Cities have every reason to incentivize people to actually live there -- and yes, most successful cities need a lot more space for people to actually live in. Any gains you could accomplish here are defeated when the new living space is set aside for visitors instead of residents.
You're a racist. Read the facts: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/28/us/politics/donald-trump-h...
The Mac Pro is competing against the sum of those other laptops. iOS vs Android isn't broken down per device and it shouldn't apply to laptops either.

A better indicator would be comparing total sales with previous Pro models (not just online sales) - and we won't have that until the next quarter

There's also likely to be a lag in sales as developers consider their options over the next upgrade cycle (that is exactly the situation I find myself in).
Because if we let everything to the market we get stuff like that:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85OysZ_4lp0
I've used Xcode on my Asus EeePC with 2 GB RAM. It uses most of the free memory, but it doesn't crash or slow down.
Yes, it every job I've ever had.
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Robert Byrd left the KKK in the 1940s. Then he spent decades apologising for it, saying he had been wrong, and fighting FOR Civil Rights. THe NAACP said this of Byrd when he died:

"Senator Byrd went from being an active member of the KKK to a being a stalwart supporter of the Civil Rights Act, the Voting Rights Act and many other pieces of seminal legislation that advanced the civil rights and liberties of our country."[1]

Does this really compare to Trump's support from the KKK and his resistance to rejecting them?

1: https://donate.naacp.org/press/entry/naacp-mourns-the-passin...
I think I see what you're saying, though you might have meant that those who voted "for" Clinton would have rather voted "against" Trump. It's true, all variations would see votes and I think that would speak better to who actually had a larger base of people truly voting "for" the message of a candidate.
As a fellow software developer, you do bring up a good point and I agree with you, but I think he's referring to more blue collar jobs. We have white collar jobs and are pretty well off. You have a job and own a home which is far more than what it sounds like the rust belt that voted for Trump has.
Of course Apple wants to sell MacBooks to developers, and I'm sure a lot of devs will happily buy it. Because many of the flaws and issues, that are notoriously being pointed out on HN/Reddit, don't really apply to the individual buyer, or are vastly exaggerated. I mean I'm a dev, and getting a couple of USB-C cables is really that hard and inconvenient? The answer you get from the online collective is yes, but in real life the buyer decides most of these things are non-issues for himself. Same thing with every Apple product as far as I can remember, always lots of controversy, everybody has a opinion on why/what went wrong, but at the end of the day it's a perfectly fine for most people (including devs).
> This fundamentally reduces the usefulness of hash representations though.

If you want something immutable just put something immutable in?

> Instead of thinking of dict keys, think sets.

It's the same that I already wrote for sets, and also the same I just wrote: If you want something immutable just put something immutable in.

By the way, I'm not talking about any particular implementation.
It's hard to say actually. Many republicans are very strong states-rights supporters, and they would happily leave controversial issues like marijuana up to the states and local governments.
Is there any stats on how much % is touchbar vs without touchbar sales?
And yet millions of Americans have a lot of anxiety about what a Trump presidency will bring because of the colour of their skin, the religion they practice, or the gender of the person they love.

If Trump wants to be remembered as a great President then he needs to step up and address these fears.
I prefer Carl-C for VIM anyway - I move my fingers less to hit it
You should just get single-check meaning server received it but not the other user's device.
We use Nextcloud at our company (switched from Owncloud after the split). Will definitely pick up a few of these boxes to replace VMs, so ease of use a big plus.
Lets hope that it was all talk and he still believes in encouraging Freedom and Democracy around the world.

It is terrifying to consider the message he would send to Putin and other Dictators if he carried through on his foreign policy changes.
I'm not sure B2B hardware is so great. Screens and touch pads on HP Pro Books and Thinkpads for example are low quality. The Precision 5510 is a good machine, but it's actually an up-model XPS 15.
I don't know why there isn't a live data feed. I wish when you went in to vote there was a big screen that shows the current vote count for each candidate. You should be able to stay and watch the screen until the polls close and know exactly how your town voted.
Implement policies in the State level then? Wasn't that the original idea of United States of A?

Only 10 of your States has more people than Sweden.

Roughly 20 states has a population more than 5.5 million, which is the ballpark where Denmark, Finland and Norway are. So 30 States have less population than a typical Nordic country.

Sweden is likely more diverse than at least 15-20 of your states - a bit hard to compare due to different kind of demography statistics.

And we have free movement of workforce in EU/Schengen, so that ain't too different from US.

If there is a will, there's a way.
You've also got a top marginal personal income tax rate approaching 60% which is nearly twice that of the US and political suicide.

I'm not making a judgment for or against high marginal taxes, I'm just saying "the US could do it too" ignores, well... the very core of economic and tax policy in the US.
I want to have a serious discussion with people about how to tackle the second coming of hyper nationalism without people laughing me off and calling me an SJW, cuck, or quoting "Everyone I disagree with is Hitler, a child's guide to politics."

It is clear that we're about to have a second wave of prejudice based on race, religion, and sexual orientation/preference, and I want to be ready to tackle this intelligently.
I remember the leaks mentioned something about reinforcing the "Trump = Hitler" idea.

This was all manufactured by the DNC and it didn't work. I wouldn't be surprised if they're currently planning ways to disrupt Trumps inauguration or other events during the next 4 years to see if he snaps and they can use that as ammo for the next election.

At the end of the day it's politics and playing dirty is expected but now that one side has been exposed it's hard to brush it off thinking everybody does it.
I hope some experienced data analytics people will read this thread so here is a slightly unrelated question: We have a data set of 1 TB growing at 1 TB/year we need to analyze. Our IT is pushing for Hadoop but this involves a lot of integration work because they have no plumbing ready. The whole thing just feels way too complex for our use case.

The data is reasonably structured so I think we can easily use a SQL database with possibly some XML or JSON columns. This would be much easier and quicker to set up.

Is 1TB a size that makes sense for Hadoop? Are there any alternatives like Google BigQuery, MongoDB or others? Sorry, I am not up to date with the latest cloud offerings. Also, we are in the medical field so this raises some security questions.
I don't think you should generalise from Portugal to Belarus in one breath.

It's legal to buy and sell seeds in the UK, for example.
It seems to be working now

Edit: its somewhat working. I think the issue is if the person disconnects it looks like your messages aren't being sent (theory).
> Facts do matter, and I think it's disingenuous to really argue that they don't, even to the American electorate.

Facts matter, but emotion matters more. Foe example, some Trump supporters believe that parts of the US are now governed by Sharia law. The fact is wrong, but the underlying fear and racism is real and so much more powerful. The fact doesn't really matter.
I haven't found one. Lenovo has no quad core 15" and the XPS 15 has pretty bad battery life in the 4K model.
Woah, that is truly big.

I remember that stuff like this used to quickly be redirected to /dev/null like five years ago.

Great news then! Something has changed then :)
If they have a felony, then there is a process already for getting it reduced. http://myprop47.org/change-my-record/

If they were arrested recently though, or less than a felony, then I'm not sure.
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Traitor.
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The superdelegate system was put in place in the 70s. Republicans also have superdelegates although they function differently. Superdelegates didn't tip the primary popular vote which Hillary won 16,914,722 to 13,206,428.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Results_of_the_Democratic_Pa...

The media is not the DNC.

Day of primary doesn't add up to 3.7 million votes.

I voted for Bernie and I'm damn proud of that vote.
So Lenovo only fixes bad stuff they do after vocal protest. Which time in a row is this now?
No probs, just take a rest from trading though ;)
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OP should try do build a better framework/language, then.
Denial of service attacks against networks where devices need to be authorized to connect? A little bit of an overreaching headline.
Yes, I copy/pasted then forgot to change a variable. When will coders learn, eh? :) I've fixed it and noted the fix. I also agree it would paint a more accurate political picture, less black and white.
Be sure to also read her State Department emails that were leaked. Paints a very different picture of her than what headlines do.
2 party systems have pros and cons, but when centrists voters leave political parties, it exacerbates the problem instead of addressing it. I'd like to think that participating in party politics doesn't necessarily imply agreement with policies and candidates, but rather would allow for these preferences to be accounted for earlier.
And the same people who fear their religious liberty is under attack because gay people can get married or because Starbucks says "happy holidays" on the side of their green cup.
"Prop 64 also would authorize the resentencing and destruction of records for prior marijuana convictions."
I would look at how much memory it consumes. It takes about 2-3gb on my large 300kloc project.
I thought the election was over? Unless you mean to tell me they actually believe their vitriol...
> I hope there is more in the future to come in this area to bring the notion of home owned appliances instead of the cloud.

NAS boxes are relatively popular, and the major vendors are heavily leaning on making them the "all-in-one" home/soho servers as demonstrated by the wide range of applications available to them:

https://www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/app_packages/all_app

https://www.qnap.com/en/app_center/