skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One could, but

Ziploc bag with a slider seal, 15c a bag
https://www.amazon.com/Ziploc-Slider-Storage-Bags-Count/dp/B...

Most common trash bag, 11c a bag
https://www.amazon.com/Kirkland-Signature-Drawstring-Kitchen...

And as you correctly noted, ZipLoc bags are not a staple of most households, one needs to remember to purchase them. Trash bags are in a "must have" league with toilet paper and tooth paste.
New tech to grow graphene on silicon chips by laser
Are the lectures available somewhere?
Three New AWS Certifications Announced. Advanced Networking, Big Data and Security
Well, first Islam is a religion which has nothing to do with race. So if someone is criticizing Islam because perhaps it has some bad ideas how can that be racist? Are the societal critics of fundamentalist Christianity racists when they assert the moral badness of stoning gays to death or that a "womans place is in the home"?
How is it possible in this day that Microsoft is not able to provide a decent SSH client for Windows?
Unfortunately, it might be a decade before that would even be possible again.
can we please not refer to a kid who exploits a 10-year-old known vulnerability as a "researcher".
Well, the last three years I have gotten lots of nice projects coding greenfield native applications.

Outside the HN bubble not everyone is sold on web.
Just fix one thing: hypocrisy

Just do what you say, for example, _GIVE_ your college seat to others who has a different skin color or whatever though their GPA is only 40% of yours, instead of just saying you're for AA but you took no actual meaningful action. Just _Moving_ to the neighborhood that you want to help directly and do not buy house in a conservative district then saying you're welcoming lots of section8 house nearby, that's just not good enough. Also let your employer know that you can _GIVE_ your chance to those who have a difference skin color but not as experienced as you. And _DONATE_ 20% of your after-tax income to help those in-need instead of asking the federal to print more money for food-stamps. Last but not least, just _PAY_ more premium out of your pocket so others can get a basically free-ride for medical care, etc,etc.

Just _DO_ it instead of say it, the one who benefited because your generous _actual_action_ will speak to others, so you can safely save the ideology part and let them speak for you, just DO what you want to say, instead of keeping saying it and expect others to do it for you and you feel good about saying those words.

If Democrats DO what they say, all issues will be fixed quickly.
The shortcoming of clock frequency as a performance measure is illustrated by comparing Instructions per Second (MIPS) [1].

e.g.
ARM Cortex A7:
2,850 MIPS at 1.5 GHz

Qualcomm Krait (Cortex A15-like, 2-core):
9,900 MIPS at 1.5 GHz

Both processors have the same clock frequency, but one has over three times the processing speed in MIPS.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instructions_per_second#Timeli...
Are we talking Patriot Act re-authorization or original signing?
It really is a reflection of how our media values things, shocking content gets airtime, reasonable well formed opinions get minimal airtime.

What Ron Paul did inside the republican party, whereby his supporters ran the party at the state level in many states was incredible, they really knew how to make a run of it!
I like your idea but why would I trust your service above my carrier?
>I can't help but feel that he's deliberately interpreting Trump's victory in a way that vindicates his own beliefs.

Agreed, 100%. It's just as easy to turn it around.

I do find it hard to believe that someone who wasn't a democrat before the election, and who is no longer a democrat should be asserting the direction of the democratic party.

It will be interesting to see how the DNC responds in the next election cycle - whether two years is enough time to recover or not. My take is that leadership has taken enough hits that it won't be plausible to make trump a lame duck at the midterm - not without the first two years being full of controversy.
Maybe it's about time we start to use the internet less as an entertainment source (web) and more as only a medium to reach what we need, be it business or pleasure. Less is more should help us adjust the industry behavior.
>Democrats also need to prioritize the needs of America over the rest of the world.

We need to say this clearly: American citizens must not be the fuel for the American empire, and this should not be considered a nationalist statement as such. Human sacrifice is just bad like that.
What do you think are the more promising approaches? If you could link to some papers, I'd love to read some of them.
> "anti-left"

You might want to address your concerns to the party that just screwed up badly in the election, not "the left". The Democratic Party has spent the last few decades moving away from left-wing politics, with Clinton supporting a more mixed set of political views.

Blaming "the left" for recent(-ish) problems in government isn't accurate when there hasn't been a lot of representation of the actual left in a while. That may be changing with Bernie and other recent support for liberal and progressive positions, but the current party is still very centrist.
We can only hope that he'll be impeached for his raping/sexual assaulting.
It's a git client: https://help.github.com/desktop/faq/articles/do-you-support-...
the Trabi stinks terribly, lots of exhaust because of the two takt engine, good luck with passing a vehicle inspection with that one. Never mind the shift gear and lack of power steering. However its fans love it because you can tinker with it...

Also the funny part is that the late east german politbureau was driving Volvo cars, eastern block cars weren't good enough for them...
Moving to Bare Metal
Your very framing of the subject as "political correctness" is already passing judgment. Why is what you believe to be "political correctness" considered exclusion while your categorization of those opinions as mere political correctness isn't?

For what it's worth, I believe that all the subjects you brought up, while far from perfect (and sometimes exaggerated, usually among a very small, extremely young minority), are far better studied and discussed in earnest among those you'd call liberals (the vast majority of people who actually study Islam and terrorism, public policy and minority, history etc., are liberals), then among libertarians. You can find serious academic discussion of most of those subjects, and the reason conservatives/libertarians don't think it exists is merely because they lack the will to actually deep dive and study the subject, instead expressing opinions based on gut feeling or a piece of data they've seen on some blog. When they are criticized, they try to invalidate that criticism (that often stems from actually caring about and studying the subject for more than 30 minutes) by calling it silencing.

The only subject that isn't discussed in earnest, which you didn't mention, and unlike those subjects you mentioned has probably had a real impact on the election result, is neolibearal capitalism.
B1 is considered a visitor visa. You cannot legally work under it.
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It's not defeatist, it's personal hygiene. Sure there are some convenience trade offs and edge cases, but things like Facebook, Dropbox, etc can almost assuredly be treated as "eventually public" no matter how many buttons and knobs they add. The sooner people realize it, the better.
Of course it's possible, the question is how likely it is.
The super delegates should have jumped ship when the mail server came out and the potential for federal indictment. It was inexcusable and absolutely terrible judgement on her part; she was a federal employee people go to prison for that. Thing was she had been campaigning for so long, she closed the door on Biden and some other options. i think sanders is authentic and means what he says, I have a difficult time seeing him win the presidency though. It's easy to second guess but a competitor that is proudly "socialist" plays really well with what trump won with.

Some of it comes back to Bill, the leadership in the party were afraid to look elsewhere, and they knew she'd had this server and what have you. The bush dynasty and the Clinton were both vanquished this year, maybe that should be a strong lesson. Udall lost in Colorado in 2014 too.
I'm curious; how do you think that "discussing the relationship between Islam and terrorism" can e.g. solve the problem of ISIS? To many of us, this kind of insistence is aimed solely at making it okay to discriminate against people based solely on their religious faith.
Democrats need to be like NFL coaches, who scientifically dissect losing games Monday morning.

As a life-long democrat, I blame the corruption in the DNC. I base my opinion on reading DNC emails, and favoring international news sources and a few people I trust on the web. In addition to the DNC's failings, I have lost almost all faith in US news media.

I hope that something positive comes out of this. I look to the future.
I should add: the feature branches are short lived for normal feature development. As in 50% last a day, 80% two days and 95% a week.

As the above post mentions I like to use feature flags to make this possible.
This looks even cleaner than TortoiseHg and that's an achievement! Thank you. I guess it wasn't available when we first looked.
I have been a developer just for 2 years. Good advice!!
The good thing about setting browser defaults is that people producing these offending sites eventually give up and change their behavior.
Do you trust that donations to charity organizations do significant good? Because I'd just as likely give money to a charity as to a beggar, which is to say: no chance at all. What did they do to deserve my money, and why should I trust they'll spend it better?

As an aside, your text formatting very much distracted me from your content and left a patronising, annoying impression on me.
That's a good start. I was thinking you could generate unlimited training data by using a game engine. You'd have the actual 3D model for every single frame.
I don't really see, why I'd install something from some github repository if I can get it from a moreutils package that I like to have installed anyway.
https://67.media.tumblr.com/03f93a2d2df4f6b4c23afafb0f81d8f4...
It's a realistic stance. What's possible or achievable is not what's commonly done. Even companies that know better or have staff often don't care enough to apply it. Malware with keyloggers and search functions hit computers regularly. The expectation should be, "If it's connected to Internet, treat it like it's public."

It's why quite a few organizations still used air gapped systems, link/IP encryption between locations, and private, leased lines. A smaller number use more secure or just obscure endpoints that can't execute the programs malware authors write. You don't read about such people in the news getting hit by malware or hackers. They can be hit, esp by high-strength attackers, but it's just rare because they don't trust the Internet, Windows, etc in how they do IT.
I'd say the vote was suppressed, but that is mainly due to how hard it is in the US to vote. You need to be registered to vote months in advance, depending where you live you likely need to show up to a polling place and wait for hours in line on a particular day during work hours, etc.

All this means that of the 220 million eligible voters, only 120 million actually voted this election, whereas for Obama in 2008, 130 million people voted (nearly all of that 10 million going to Obama). If Hillary had had a stronger ground game, or pulled in the Bernie call canvasers, she could have turned those 10 million out to the polls.

The sad thing is, after Bernie's loss, many of the people I met in West Michigan did not turn out to vote, or if they did they did not vote for Hillary. I know at least 15 of the people I met did not vote, and another 5 voted for another candidate.
You make valid points. Still, what happens when someone brings up some of the most important issues of the moment i.e. Black Lives Matters or Islamic Terrorism? Surely, the Democratic Party should not refuse to listen or engage at all?
What is this 'git app' you speak of?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No1-4GsQa-g
But we were told that we couldn't vote for him because he was unelectable. We had to vote for the candidate who had been hated for decades, and who coincidentally directly or indirectly employed at least half of the Democratic party apparatus.

No matter, though. I'm sure that President Trump will be a wise and careful steward of his new surveillance network.
This is a beautifully put together website to showcase the library. Simple, fast, functional. All examples and questions covered. Design files are a bonus.

Also, as someone who browses with a content-blocker, a complete rarity to come across a site that works fully with zero 3rd-party host dependencies.
Kerbal Space Program has forever ruined all other space simulators for me. Orbiter is great, but there's just so much more to do in KSP and you can make it as fun or as challenging as you want.
Don’t think Trump, or HRC were best choices, but i’d still pick either over Sanders. Sanders presidency would’ve been a disaster to the economy. He would've made starting a business, and employing people even harder than it is now. By rising the minimum wage he would’ve ruined the lower and lower-middle class by the time he’s out of office. Not to mention that Sanders’ gripe with the 1% is more populist than anything Trump or HRC ever said. As soon as he lost to HRC, he bought a 3rd house for $600,000. He sold out to HRC after he got shafted by the DNC. He can talk about the status quo all he wants, but he’s a part of it.
So true. And even worse. I have good friends in the same neighborhood but not such a short walking distance. I hang out with them much than my next door neighbors (their and our kids play all the time, so we have "over the fence" talks that lead to having a beer / doing s'mores and just standing in one of the back yards, talking to the other parents while the kids play soccer. No time for driving, not even to the other side of the subdivision...
Ultimately, a person cannot control what other people do, but that person can control what decisions they make. After WW2, we decided that "following orders" is no excuse for war crimes (Nuremberg principle IV). To me, the situation seems eerily reminiscent of the doctor in V for Vendetta.

Delia Surridge: [Curtains are drawn back, allowing moonlight to come in]
It's you, isn't it? You've come to kill me?

V: Yes.

Delia Surridge: Thank God.

Delia Surridge: After what happened. After what they did. I thought about
killing myself. I knew that one day you'd come for me. I didn't know what
they were going to do. I swear to you. Read my journal.

V: What they did was only possible because of you.

Delia Surridge: Oppenheimer was able to change more than a course of a
war. It changed the entire course of human history. Is it wrong to hold
on to that kind of hope?

V: I've not come for what you've hoped to do. I've come for what you did.

Delia Surridge: It's funny. I was given one of your roses today. I wasn't
sure you were the terrorist until I saw it. What a strange coincidence
that I should be given one today.

V: There are no coincidences, Delia. Only the illusion of coincidences.
Bernie did a much better job of calling and canvasing, none of this is rocket science though. Hillary could have done this, she had waaay more time and money to do this kind of outreach with.
And this is why the Republican's keep winning. Because they keep turning out for the team regardless of who the players are. They have long realized that it is better to be in power when squabbling with each other than out in the cold pointing fingers.

See also The British Conservative Party.
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Not sure why either. Kind of seems to highlight the fact that individuals don't matter though, doesn't it?

Seems like a lot of western states:

https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/796888708209373184
https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/796888490340454400
https://twitter.com/Nate_Cohn/status/797515793437257728
Nothing would make me happier than if the Democratic party was able to capture my vote in the next general.

In order to do that, they're going to need to start making some serious changes:

1. Become the party of free speech. What is happening on college campuses is not something I will ever support. No safe spaces, no shouting down someone who doesnt define racism as "prejudice plus power". The regressive left is killing your party.

2. Stop supporting foreign policies that are as bad as the neocons. We don't need to export democracy to Libya, Syria, Yemen, Egypt... We don't need to engage ourselves in civil wars in other countries. We are not the world police. Follow the money for this election and it is painfully obvious that HRC was the candidate for the military industrial complex as much as she was for transgender bathrooms.

3. Stop pushing for foreign trade deals that further depress domestic wages. HRC stopped supporting TPP because Bernie and Trump were against it. If we get wage growth, entitlement expansion isn't necessary to capture the electorate and left candidates will be able to advance all the LGBT social reforms they want without scaring the moderate right away with tax increases.

HRC won the popular vote this time, but a lot of the GOP turnout effort was half assed because they never thought Trump would pull it off. Reorient the party towards blue collar, or keep doing the same old same old and lose. This election cost you the Supreme Court. You really don't have any choice other than to move to the middle.
"the hashed passwords seem to have been changed to all lowercase before storage". I have no words to describe how idiotic this is. How do people come up with this and still get paid?
Yeah, she didn't get the 10 million Obama voters from 2008 to get out and vote, that was Hillary's big failure.
How they crack the hashed passwords?
I seem to have stuck with mRemoteNG due to its tabbed interface support for ssh, VNC, RDP and other protcols
> The only problem is that the anmount of electrons you have to push through the transistors has a quadratic dependence on frequency.

I don't see how this is ultimately true.

The amount of electrons needed to flip a capacitor is constant given that the voltage is constant. The more often you flip, the more current you need per time.

The amount of electrons needed to flip a capacitor is proportional to the voltage. So, lower voltage means a) less power per electron and b) less electrons. Therefore the power is quadratic with the operating voltage.

Third, if you want to increase the frequency, at some point, you have to increase the voltage or you get errors. Then you increase frequency and voltage at the same time and your power consumption shoots up.
In retrospect Thiel's bet on Trump was very good from a game theoretical perspective. Suppose he had supported Hillary and she won - he would have been one of very many Silicon Valley donors/supporters. Where as at the moment his position is almost unique and a lot more meaningful.
You think wordpress.com has unlimited traffic? I doubt it would survive the front page of hacker news.
The K framework: http://www.kframework.org/index.php/Main_Page
It's a system for formally expressing the semantics of programming languages and getting an interpreter.

That said, the parent's claim about CHR is rather broad, and you may have read too much into it. It's a library for writing new constraint programming libraries for Prolog. Combined with operator overloading, you get embedded DSLs for constraint systems. That's great, and it is "language development" in some sense. But CHR is not a tool for implementing interpreters or compilers for new programming languages (though it may be useful for some subtasks).
You need a person, not a software selection.

I say this as a tax lawyer, finance guy, and small business owner. I have lived (and continue to live) in this problem space.

HR. I am sorry, but software will not solve your problems. Governments (and you are dealing with more than one) tend to be actively hostile to employers. California (where I am) is the worst. You will make mistakes. A single overtime claim can cost you tend of thousands of dollars.

For HR I hired a consultant to document everything. The consultant's work was cross-checked by a labor lawyer. We do quarterly reviews of the employee manual and all procedures. You have to live by the rules you write.

I hate being an employer. I really like the people who work with me. They are great.

You, as a founder, should preserve your attention. You should also protect your reserve of courage -- don't have incipient, nagging fear that you are doing it wrong. I suspect you are there now, by your comment about converting your people from contractor to employee.

Accounting. Hire a really, really good bookkeeper. At your size you need someone in house, at least part-time. We have have our outside accountant and two part-time bookkeepers (a junior day-to-day person and a senior manager-level person) feeding data to our accountant.

Software: Xero. My personal opinion is that QuickBooks is shit, but you use the tool that the craftsman favors. Our senior bookkeeper loves QuickBooks Online and can make it sing.

International. I happen to be an international tax lawyer. I know about the complexity of having employees in other countries. This simply means that the true cost of having a distributed team is higher than you think.
You can also change your browser, or with some browsers, a setting option.
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They know they will get a stable base from the older generation that will turn out to the polls, and the only way to beat that is to turn a higher percentage (over 55% of eligible voters) out to the polls.
Why do you create an env variable that contains the whole file in question when the editor returned success? Wouldn't something like:

cat "$f"; rm "$f"

not involve loading the whole file in memory at once? Note that using this also makes sense with self-extracting archives/shell scripts, because it lets you inspect the shell script at the beginning.
And what if you want to support changing the video through remote control?

Say, allow the user to open the site on their phone and TV, and the phone shows play/pause/next buttons, the TV shows the episode, and the phone can be used to skip to the next episode?

(Data synced because the user is logged in on both, via a standard webbrowser)?
I just want to add that, if you like this article, the author, John Crowley, is an amazing and underread novelist. Little, Big is the best fantasy novel I've read for people who are sort of lukewarm about fantasy (and one of the greatest novels of the last half century in my opinion).