skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use my MacBook 2015 mostly for my personal projects with few VMs running copies of web sites, compilers, QtCreator and Eclipse. This works nicely. On the other hand with things like Jupyter notebooks at work 16 GB is clearly a bare minimum when running algorithms on 100GB dataset..
I answered that question. OpenMP fork-join concurrency can be useful for certain parts of a ray tracer depending on the overall architecture. It is far from the only way and can have many draw backs when it comes to overhead, synchronization and memory locality.
yeah there's no reason why lightroom couldn't work on the camera itself if it can run on an ipad. it's not like the high end dslrs couldn't be fitted with the necessary compute power - lightroom runs on old ipads after all.
The Nature Conservancy does something similar:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nature_Conservancy
Pot's legal in California. Now what?
> All of those create demand that adds up to substantially more than one job (about 1.2, to be exact [1]).

So, what would an opponent in good faith say against that? Is this a well known thing among Real Economists, which is just brushed under the rug when a politician wants to appeal to people with an anti-immigration policy? Or is there more to it?

It seems to be really low hanging fruit to explain that and have massive economic boons by increasing immigration, right? Or is that not the conclusion? Because what you said is really intuitive and some politician should be able to just easily use that. Why don't Clinton/Obama say that when explaining why they're letting illegal immigrants stay?
I love this part in Guthrie's "This land is your land":

As I was walkin' - I saw a sign there
And that sign said - no tress passin'
But on the other side .... it didn't say nothin!
Now that side was made for you and me!
You don't even need an objective measure. It's so deeply ingrained people don't even think about it. For example, Americans will refer to someone from another country by their nationality. "He's Canadian" or "he's German." In Bangladesh, everyone not from Bangladesh is "bideshi"--"foreigner."

And if you're "bideshi" you'll never be "Bangladeshi." A white person can live in Bangladesh their whole life and never be "from there." But at least they generally respect white people. Hang around an immigrant community somewhere like Toronto and get folks talking about black people or Jewish people. Ask a girl's parents about how they would feel about her marrying a black person. You won't get a more negative reaction anywhere in Alabama.

As to the issue of sexism--I don't think it even needs saying.
He negotiated a better deal. The majority of countries that were not contributing to NATO in accordance with the treaty are now doing so.

He very clearly explained his thought process for this type of thing in the Art of the deal. To paraphrase, he started with an extreme position (disbanding NATO) so that he can meet the other party somewhere in the middle (they pay their fair share and do their part militarily).

Overall it would seem he was very successful with this.
> In four years, if the rural mine workers are still out of work and iPads are still made in China, will you concede that the experiment failed?

That's like saying that because people still have to pay for insurance in the US that Obamacare failed and he's a failed President and should feel bad about himself.
do they not bear any responsibility for failing to gain useful skills or education? white people just feel entitled to the past where they could do nothing and be lazy and refuse to learn and still have a nice life.
The Nextcloud box consists of the following parts:
1 TB USB3 hard drive from WDLabs
Nextcloud case with room for the drive and a compute board

It's worded weird, but I assumed the "compute board" is the PI.
No. You just handwaved away the experiences of thousands of users. You said that because YOU don't have a problem, that there isn't one. That is not an answer.
Are you familiar at all with the actual results of the policies of the Democratic party?
If only that was all it took: "do what it takes to make himself into a great president". Do you think George W. Bush didn't want to be a great president? If it was that simple, just pick a random person from the street.

The man, by his own account, doesn't read books. He gets his information from cable TV. He has the attention span of a gnat (couldn't be bothered to prepare for the debates; it showed). This is the man, back in 1984, who wanted to be the one to handle the nuclear arms negotiations with the Soviets. "It would take an hour-and-a-half to learn everything there is to learn about missiles."[1] In 2016 he didn't know what the nuclear triad was.

His gaffes on foreign policy the last year and a half include: suggesting that the national debt in negotiable, support of Nato allies is not guaranteed, Japan should get Nukes, countries in Asia should feel free to nuke each other if they want to, "if we have the nukes, why can't we use them?". Those are just some of the things I can remember off the top of my head.

The best we can hope for is that he gets bored being a president very quickly and doesn't screw up too much in the meantime.

His entourage doesn't exactly inspire confidence either.

[1] http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/433623/donald-trump-col...
I like the "y'all" placed right smack-dab in the middle of Texas.
> Probably you shouldn't watch CNN too much about politics.

Never said I did. I was scrolling through the channels on my TV and happened to see it. It caught my attention cos it was a black guy selling pro-Trump stuff at, and to a hostile all-white crowd.
Content Entitlement in TV industry
Google Colorpicker
I don't lie. I make sure my resume speaks the lingo though. W

What's the lingo?

At the highest level, it's corporate speak. Slightly below that it's industry specific terminology, below that it's position specific concepts/terminology.

I customize my resume to the job, i make sure to mention concrete, quantifiable, and relevant achievements [1]. I make sure to mention typical problems for the position and how i've solved them [1]

[1] Knowing what these and having them ready is the hard part. I built an app to help me do it. https://jobrudder.com
she won the popular vote so technically the national polls were right.
And the field that is quantified as "charge" is...?
We presently have government leadership that's more amenable to such protests. I'd expect stronger crackdowns against protesters under Trump's administration (on Federal lands, states will still do mostly what they already do).
The software in not "destroying" the SSD. It is using it properly, but excessively.
They could be "pushing" the most popular content to those clients for the others benefit even if you never listen to it.
says the guy who made his point with 199 characters.
I'm sorry you took it that way. That wasn't my intent. I honestly want people to be able to talk with one another in a way that actually makes a difference. Insulting people and using inflammatory language just causes people to stop listening and dig in. It doesn't change people's minds.

Ignoring the tone, do you think the content of what I wrote is constructive or useful? If so, how would you choose to convey the same message?
6 or 7 x's? In your example, you used 6.
> It wasn't a race issue, it was an immigration issue since many illegal immigrants have taken American jobs.

This is factually wrong. Immigrants and native workers compete for different low-skilled jobs: http://www.urban.org/urban-wire/immigrant-and-native-workers...

The big issue is the sheer amount of misinformation and falsehoods that the Trump demographic takes as truth. The lack of a good education-- and particularly the lack of a science education-- means most Trump voters are ill-equipped to distinguish fact from feel-good fiction.
I agree. I'm actually totally fine with the changes. The only thing I need to do is get a USB-C to lighting connecter so I can build code on the go and I'll be fine. I do feel this is a transition, but Apple has always been out in front willing to make the tough decision to force it's customers to move.
>But at the time people don't realize they're embarking on a route that will lead to a destruction period. They think they're right, they're cheered on by jeering angry mobs, their critics are mocked.

It's difficult not to notice this mentality when you see people at Trump rallies wearing shits advocating the hanging of Journalists.

>With a fractured EU, and weakened NATO, Putin, facing an ongoing economic and social crisis in Russia, needs another foreign distraction around which to rally his people. He funds far right anti-EU activists in Latvia, who then create a reason for an uprising of the Russian Latvians in the East of the country (the EU border with Russia). Russia sends "peace keeping forces" and "aid lorries" into Latvia, as it did in Georgia, and in Ukraine. He cedes Eastern Latvia as he did Eastern Ukraine (Crimea has the same population as Latvia, by the way).

I found it interesting that Estonian Prime Minister Taavi Roivas lost a parliamentary vote of no confidence. It seems that a Pro Russian Party has been able to make some inroads and is trying to take the nation towards Russia.

This whole election feels like a chapter out of a KGB playbook. Americans are easy to fall for propaganda. They don't have a great knowledge of history and few realize or care how important Foreign Policy is. Trump may not start the next massive war but there is a good chance his warm embrace of Putin will set the stage for world conflict and in time cost America millions of lives.
There is one line of laptops I definitely prefer and highly recommend: the previous generation of the MacBook Pro.
to me they seem like neighborhood crashers who are intensely disrespectful to communities in crowded cities.
Yes even the Peso has already recovered from its after hours low, that means that the market already had priced in the "Trump risk", it just erased any gains propelled by the Clinton optimism of the past few days, right now is trading better that its all time low from a couple of weeks ago.
How about when he said to go after the families of terrorists? You know, when he advocated committing a war crime?

http://www.cnn.com/2015/12/02/politics/donald-trump-terroris...

How about when he made fun of a disabled person?

How about all of the other hateful and demeaning stuff he said to various women?
An explanation of what this does?

Also, I'm assuming this has to be done after every update, and since Spotify auto-updates, not so convenient...
Agreed, and the likely response is "You can't complain, Obama did it!" And the cycle goes back and forth. Just like trying to, say, filibuster the nomination of Supreme Court justices.
I would not consider the Nordic re-education system successful. Cynically speaking, it's designed to strike the unemployed from official counts, and the unemployment rate still ends up being higher than in the US. (Sweden 7.8%, US 4.9%)
Strictly speaking that doesn't say it includes one, just that there's room for one. But I hope you're right. I've looked at the PDF instructions and still wasn't any wiser.
Nothing in your case.
Remember, however, that preemption exists.
230 is a federal law ;)
This is a state ordinance clearly frustrating the purpose of that federal law.
Thus, normally, the answer is "it's preempted by that federal law"
It only takes a small number of people carrying out disproportionately grievous actions to make this seem true.

The vast majority of Americans are not racists. The vast majority of Trump supporters are not racists. There is a small number of people holding ancient views that, if you want, you can point to and say "They are racists. They represent all of you. They represent a general trend." And one third of your statement would be true.

Racism is not any more acceptable in America today than it was yesterday, measured either by moral scale or social acceptance.
How did you get from "whites behaving like a minority group" to "racism, social change, fear, and sexism"? Are these whites racist for "behaving like a minority group"? Or are whites "behaving like a minority group" because they're the victims of someone else's racism? Or is the "behaving like a minority group" a red herring, and it's merely racist to vote against the folks who are constantly demonizing people who look like you?
> I dazzled quite a bit with side scrollers then, and it took me a long time to uncover the possible ways to use the VGA hardware on the 286 and 386 for scrolling -- It was really hard to find information about the VGA hardware registers around 1990/1. By the time I had it nailed, the 486DX was already common and fast enough that everything could be done trivially on the CPU. Thus everything I had struggled to learn about smooth scrolling on the VGA hardware became obsolete. That was how I learned, not to spend too much time trying to optimize (prematurely) for current hardware!

I did the same, but with the 486 in 1993! And I wasn't connected at all, no BBS:es, just sharing copies of copies of copies of floppies (etc etc). It's hard to imagine the dearth of information nowadays, and how valuable every scrap of information was. Now and then you'd get across this goldmine of information (in the form of some source code), and spend weeks/months understanding it all.

I spent so much time experimenting with Turbo Pascal, inline assembly and VGA mode 13h and mode X. And trying to build the ultimate sprite and tile engine...

The good thing about not being connected though: it was easy to stay concentrated on one issue at a time.
When I buy a laptop I don't just care about the battery life it has now - but also about the one three years later. Actually, these days I'll probably keep a laptop for five years, the desktop even longer, since there just is no compelling reason to buy something new sooner. So I want the battery to be good for me even when it's only half the initial capacity.
I am talking about entry level jobs. And I'm not even talking about my own company in particular. I've seen this in enough other companies and heard it from enough other people to be certain this is more than purely anecdotal.

There is a false impression in Germany that a university degree increases the chance of finding a job. But it's neither necessary (depending on the industry) nor sufficient.

The kind of companies that can and are willing to pay inflated salaries for graduates with no practical experience or useless degrees are oversaturated and the rest just can't afford them because it's not profitable.

Another way this problem manifests itself is students thinking they can or should specialise in niches when the only jobs that don't require experience require them to be generalists (because if you're going to specifically hire a one-trick pony you probably want a good one).

I've literally seen a fresh graduate apply to become a "colour consultant" in a full-service marketing agency. Sure, they might need someone who really knows their colour theory well but the scale at which a company can justify making that task a full-time job AND giving that job to a fresh graduate with no hands-on experience is pretty implausible.
Firstly, I'm not American, so no, 'space race' is not part of my culture. Similarly, just because you can draw parallels, does not mean the cultures are the same. American men like to drink to excess? So do Russian men. Ergo the cultures are the same? But wait, Japanese men also like to drink to excess.

As for "white men figuring out women's rights"... are you serious? Women have had to fight for their rights every step of the way. And as for universal human rights, that wasn't a "white male" thing either. It came from certain parts of Europe, not "white males".

You can't simply take everything that came from any white country and just claim that it's a monoculture.
those losing their jobs will be able to get new jobs, mostly, assuming they were skilled workers with good job experience. these aren't dislocated struggling steel mill workers with no place to go after the only factory in town closes down.

Theranos _should_ go out of business. it was based on a fraud.
Does this offer anything that the Lima product doesn't? [1] I bought a Lima, but never actually used it.

[1] https://meetlima.com
7 x's, one to overwrite all of VACUUM; including the terminating semicolon.

I didn't count the x's in the quoted text that I copied from the thread.
I believe that this has more has to do with it being built into almost all CMS's than it being a conscious decision.

I remember creating a couple of years back a simple script where you input a subdomain or a top level domain and it would try loading the most common feed locations (like /rss, /feed etc.) and returns the location of the feed if it gets 200 as a response. All I had to do was to check for like 10 different locations (think: one or two for every major CMS) and it worked in like 98% of the time.
If you hit any issues on the Docker side, let us know on the support forums and we'll fix it.
I found the solution of your problem. It is a problem of sidebar with links so when you see that your url is "https://whs-dev.surge.sh/examples/#basic/helloworld" - simply remove the "#" symbol and go to "https://whs-dev.surge.sh/examples/basic/helloworld". Same with all examples
I cannot use st because it still has corner cases that xterm works well but st doesn't yet, and I find the need to patch the sources hard to maintain when a new release comes out and has refactorings included.

But I must say that st's font rendering of Unicode is more complete than rxvt-unicode or xterm. With the same font configured in all three, st is the one that manages to render the most glyphs of plan9port's unicode sample file. Would be great to have the same in urxvt or xterm.
Margins on computers are notoriously thin.

Even say, $1.00 per system sold with crapware pre-installed can make a difference in the profitability of a product line at scale. Then there's the kickbacks for when a customer does pay for a subscription.
10h uptime here and Activity Monitor is reporting 28.7GB written.
Use <Control-F> to search and <Control-S> to save, it seems you mixed them up in your otherwise very helpful comment. What's the source of the problem and the fix, though?
6, it wont start otherwise. I left the ; in.
Archaeologists discover a Viking toolbox
I didn't read all of the original thread but apparently Spotify is overusing sqlite VACUUM, causing a modest amount of data to turn into a huge write volume.

https://sqlite.org/lang_vacuum.html
Google play music and Apple music are IMO viable alternatives, in some cases depending on what devices you use. Available music is comparable, price is equivalent (and google music includes youtube red as well).
As of this writing, this post has exactly 666 upvotes. I screenshot it.
Yup, these controls already exist. You can do RAW+s/m/l/o JPG you just have a smaller buffer when you do this.
Yep, mixed them up. See other comment about sqlite.
I'm not a Trump supporter by any stretch but mother of god if "crooked" which is literally just an adjective and is pretty appropriate when applied to Hillary Clinton is now considered a slur all these angry white people might just be on to something.
Perhaps, but I still think the fact that so many polls had Clinton's chances of winning well above 90% is indicative of some incorrect assumptions within their models. Especially considering how they were off in nearly every single swing state. Most forecasters had Clinton winning Wisc/Michigan at over 90%, and considerable advantages in most the other battleground states.

It would be like if I gave you a quarter and said it has a 75% chance of it coming up heads (ignore physics), then you flip it five times and it comes up tails each time. Sure it could be a run of coincidence, but I'd also put serious consideration into my statistical model.
Yeah, and they compete for different jobs because the immigrants take jobs that otherwise would require higher pay to get workers to do.
That is the best piece of mental gymnastics yet.

“If she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks,” Mr. Trump said, as the crowd began to boo. He quickly added: “Although the Second Amendment people — maybe there is, I don’t know.”

How is that not an allusion to assassination? He is talking about a situation in which Hillary has won and appointed a judge. How else do people suspect "second amendment people" are going to stop her at that point?
Do you have a link, where we can learn more about mexican race?
Hey Alex, what does the roadmap look like? Is there a company around this project or is it more of a hobby thing?
Hmm, I used 7 and my patched client is running fine. Maybe it's enough to garble VACUUM so it doesn't do anything valid.
Bad polling data is a more likely culprit for the confusion. There's some cognitive dissonance involved when the months of poll numbers and projections turn out to be completely wrong.

Between the Brexit, the Canadian Liberal party sweep, and this election, there is some methodology error in modern polling in the English speaking world that needs to be figured out.
Implicit Classes in Scala: The Machinery Behind the Semantics (+ Compiler Magic)
So does pissing in the ocean, technically, but I hope you still understood what I meant. This scale of action won't alter the course of world affairs in an appreciable way, and yet is still demonstrably positive.
> Most professional developers I talked to are perfectly fine with the changes. They just weren't interested in taking part in the online drama.

You just described my reaction to every single MBP thread I've seen since the announcement. Not only did I not want to participate in the drama, I have a feeling that a fair number of people who did will turn around and buy an MBP anyway. People are risk-averse and howl indiscriminately when things change. Let's hear about some real experiences of developers having problems using it, then it may be legitimate to revisit the issue
Algorithms and Data Structures: Trie (Prefix tree)
Bridging to a wireless interface is done differently from bridging to a wired interface, because most wireless adapters do not support promiscuous mode. All traffic has to use the MAC address of the host's wireless adapter, and therefore VirtualBox needs to replace the source MAC address in the Ethernet header of an outgoing packet to make sure the reply will be sent to the host interface. When VirtualBox sees an incoming packet with a destination IP address that belongs to one of the virtual machine adapters it replaces the destination MAC address in the Ethernet header with the VM adapter's MAC address and passes it on. VirtualBox examines ARP and DHCP packets in order to learn the IP addresses of virtual machines.

https://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch06.html#network_bridged
I've been listening to the 538 daily podcast for the last couple of weeks (as a Brit it's been a great way to get an insight on how the US system works rather than just the politics on the surface) and, when on the show, Nate would not be drawn on saying who he thought was going to win. He really seemed to be going out of his way to say that the model is based on polls and those polls can be off, the model is only as good as the information that's put into it.

The model had a pretty low Hilary chance a few days ago and then it ticked up at the end to over 70% for her but Jody Avirgan and Harry Enten were warning about pollsters' tendency to herd (I think that's what they called it) at the end and so the final polls can be less reliable due to this.

I'm looking forward to their wash up podcast and then I'm checking out of politics, between Brexit and this it's been a bumpy year.
Of course not, but it's not relevant to the claim that was made: "that black Americans commit much more crime than white Americans".