skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why neo-luddite? You can probably look at Trump's manic use of Twitter as an pro-technology indicator.
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The president of the US has quite a lot of powers:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powers_of_the_President_of_the...
To me, this is the advantage of a Republic (which is what the US federal gov't really is). It can have some of the same issues of the tyranny of the majority, but ultimately you have a human being in charge who needs to listen to what others say. If we simply voted on every issue at hand it would quickly devolve into emotional appeals for everything, rather than letting a representative listen to expert opinion on the consequences of a decision.
Hi, currently the hupervisor was opensourced, we are looking to open the ui and the vagrant plugin as well, the reason we didnt put the ui in that project was that wr beleived ot would be cleaner for the opensource community to have cli hypervisor project. the only part we might have issue to opensource is our windows drivers
Trumpism everywhere now and also here on HN with more and more throwaways putting it bluntly against the perceived elitist wisdom? Exciting times ahead ehehe.
Maybe she isn't referring purely to servitude? That's your interpretation.
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worst laptop ever! no one will ever buy it.
All the Chinese have to do is let their UST holdings run off as they mature over time, use the proceeds to buy whatever they want outside the US, and insist that new US contracts be priced in RMB. If China stops rolling its short term UST, interest rates will soar.
While taking a deep breath to avoid hyperbole about Trump, it might be worth pointing out that the 9th of November is the anniversary for the Kristallnacht:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristallnacht

Now, I honestly don't think Trump will be as bad as Mussolini, Franco or Hitler - but we do have some fairly horrifying recent precedent for what might happen when a right-wing populist gains power during an economic crisis.

I don't think the fact that the US have spent years getting ready for, in the words of Edward Snowden(?): "turn key totalitarianism", along with a radical militarization of the police force makes much of an improvement.

That said:

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/11/trump-victory-clinton-san...

"Politics Is the Solution

We can’t move to Canada or hide under the bed. This is a moment to embrace democratic politics, not repudiate them."
But that's not what people believe! The Democratic party could have accepted that the right wing press had done a character assassination, and nominated somebody else, but they didn't see how they could lose.
>don't... kill political leaders who [disagree with] us

But Hillary said she wanted to drone Assange and Obama assassinated two US Citizens abroad, one a minor.

Not to mention the leaked audio revealing that Clinton wanted to rig the 2006 Palestinian election. And she said that to foreign reporters with tape recorders, not CIA suits in a bunker.
NA being so diverse I'm not sure which city I should compare to, but compared to the larger cities I'm not sure it's considerably more expensive, in terms of rent alone. E.g., NY is more expensive than Oslo.

Rent prices in Oslo haven't boomed in paralell with the real estate market, so it's not that bad. And opting for something outside the city-centre, but still just a short commute (10-20 min by train/metro), is always an option.

Those of you who live in SF, how accurate are the rent numbers here? For Oslo they seem about right.

https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?cou...

If the rent prices for SF specified here reflects reality, then any other living cost in Oslo is easily offset, comparatively.
Here is what a quick google search throws:

https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20151220/05391733140/denma...

http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/26/europe/denmark-vote-jewelry-bi...

Suffice to say not exactly a paragon of liberty and freedom for all. But it might work for white techno elites for whom being not in US/UK and writing web apps is all they want.
I feel for you. Working in the medical industry I feel the ACA is one of the most important (if not what many of us would have wanted) steps towards providing care to everyone we have taken, the fact that it's going to end up vanishing is going to have a huge impact - one that unfortunately is likely to only be felt years from when it happens.
> Wait, are you saying gcc/clang's behaviour is permitted by the standard, or not?

It's permitted. The same way as a char can be signed or unsigned: Implementation defined. But in this case, it's always signed regardless of the architecture (against how a char is handled).

From c99 draft (n1570), J.3.9 (Implementation-defined behavior):
Whether a ‘‘plain’’ int bit-field is treated as a signed int bit-field or as an
unsigned int bit-field (6.7.2, 6.7.2.1).

But say, another compiler (ARM compiler) treats this differently [0]: Untill version 5 of the compiler, such an int was unsigned by default. Later versions defaulted to signed (as do gcc/clang).

[0] http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc....
>> ... and shaming Bernie/Stein supporters

This ... the voting public was told over and over what to think, told what was best for us. We decided for ourselves.
at risk of what? slave labor to build the magnificent wall of USA?
You're in a bubble. No worries, we all are, I think New York Times had that "Clinton win probability" meter at >90% for many many months. It slipped to >80% or so on election day.

I've come to realize that all their statistics foo is just peddled propaganda in opaque packaging. Utterly worthless.
This is very nice! HiDPI mode works perfectly for Windows 10 guest (unlike VirtualBox, which has weird graphic issues).

Unfortunately macOS Hypervisor.Framework does not support USB devices (https://veertu.com/knowledgebase/usb-support/), which makes Veertu useless to me, as the only reason I use Windows VM is to attach stupid USB tokens for certain banking use cases.
FDR in 1932, 1936, 1940, 1944 (death, succeeded by Truman); Truman in 1948.
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The worst thing is that I can't really tell if you are being serious or not.
AFAIK this is offset by double taxation treaties. This the case for NL so I assume it'll be the same with other developed countries.
The media and many people need to ask, why were the Republicans mocked for having seventeen contenders and no one made hay out of the fact that Democrats only had three
That seems very "ends justify the means". Aren't you concerned that pragmatically the Democratic party is objectively unable to effectively govern itself? Given a choice of respectable statesmen something necrotic is instead selecting failure-prone sociopaths instead? Do you have a theoretical model where competent leadership somehow would result in worse end results? Wouldn't competent leadership, for a change, result in a permanent Democratic majority which theoretically would be a good "ends"?
Where did Trump say during this campaign he was going to ban gay marriage? Was that when he was waving a rainbow flag to begin his speech in Colorado the other day?
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I'm in Norway, and it is similar here. Not all industries are so kind to non-Norwegian speaking applicants, but government and everyday life usually isn't an issue. Half of the official paperwork has English as well as Norwegian - and English transcripts and official documents are OK to turn into the government without further translation.

That said, as soon as I started getting some actual Norwegian language skills, it improved.
It's pleasantly scarce, but does come along occasionally: https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/ubuntu-spyware.en.html
I think the "16GB limit" thing is a red herring. That's more than enough for plenty of people, including many developers.

What I'm still annoyed about is, where are the low-end laptops? Where are the new desktops? The MBP still looks like a very good laptop, but it's worrying that Apple seem to want to push everyone to use basically a single model. They have a wider range of up-to-date iPads than Macs at this point.
Maybe Apple need Steve Ballmer to remind them what's important ;)
In regards to that issue last night, all three states that legalized recreational marijuana (California, Nevada, Massachusetts) voted against Trump. The one state that rejected it (Arizona) went for Trump.
Assuming you work 20 days a month, you are facing roughly 20 * 2 * 1.3 h = 52h of commute each way.

As a general yard stick of how you implicitely value your time:

$4k / 52h <= $77

Now, your current place probably costs money too, and your commute won't be cut to zero. You can plug in the numbers yourself:

($4k - current rent) / (52h - commute from apartment in SF) =: implicit value of one of your hours.

I hope you are making more than 77 dollar an hour as a programmer (?) in SF.

(Yes, I know, taxes complicate the picture. But only by at most a multiplier of 2.)
I think the problem is not about finding resources but about culture of the country and their work culture

I'm French, long time ago as long as I was looking from France to work in the UK, about 9 out of 10 recruiters ignored me.

Once I landed in London and did the same search of jobs, interviews piled on me.

I'm not saying you can not find anything from remote and online, just saying it seems much much easier to find something once you are already in the country.
The DEA is under the Executive Branch. Once Trump's sworn in, he's their boss. If he wanted to disband the office entirely, I'm not even 100% sure Congress could stop him.
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The people who hated her were told to hate her. Again and again. And again. If you told them her policies and put an R after her name, they'd celebrate Hillary as an American Maggie Thatcher.

Dragging her down into the ditch was the only thing Trump could do. He couldn't run on his business record (terrible) or personal character (worthless). He had only one path and that was to go negative against someone he'd praised over and over.

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2016/10/trump-files-many...

And it worked for him.
There's a difference between losing your developers and losing the developer market. Plenty of companies thrive without targeting the developer market.
> What does he _actually_ stand for? Nobody truly knows.

Sure, we do. It's easy. Just look at someone's actions and ignore what they say.

Trump's entire career very clearly about making things better for Trump. Simple extrapolation indicates that's what his presidency is going to be about too.

If you happen to be like Trump -- a wealthy US business owner -- you may get some improvement in your life as a sort of halo effect. But otherwise, a Trump presidency is good news for no one whose name doesn't rhyme with "Ronald Rump".
I'm not a Trump supporter, but it has been really frustrating to watch the Buzzfeed crowd paint all Trump supporters as misogynist racists. My facebook feed has been loaded with articles about how white men failed the feminist movement and all sorts of other crap that misses the point. I thinks Trumps popularity is best explained by saying that people are sick and tired of politics as usual. It's really not because half the country hates minorities.
Please move, I'll even pay for your ticket.
How can one be liberal towards LGBT folks while picking Pence as a running mate?

I can see him being apathetic towards them: if they get married, that's not my problem, but if they get "conversion therapy," that's also not my problem.

Now, I'm not sure that bigotry is the right word for that. But it is something at least as monstrous.

(Also, as a tangent: let's please not confuse gay marriage with "LGBT" as a whole. Trump has come down firmly on the evangelicals' side about trans people and bathrooms. If we mean "LGB" or "gay marriage", we should say what we mean.)
Not true on food.[1] CPI for food has fallen off a cliff in the last year+ compared to core CPI (ex food and energy). It is even negative currently, so yes food prices are decreasing. It seems to have been moderately lower on net since the end of the great recession.

[1] http://imgur.com/a/p0ELF
Actually there is not even the Pro line recorded of Dell. Latitiude/Precision is the Pro line, however since the new XPS more and more Business Customers also use the XPS.
They could just release a line of PCIe eGPUs as a replacement for the Mac Pro but I think it's more likely they'll leave that 3rd party vendors and just cede the professional hardware market.
Did they also fake the Record article reporting on the public fundraiser that Hillary held with the Theranos CEO? The email was just commenting on the actually controversial and interesting event, which was publicly available information.
The stat that explains the election for me is 92% for Hillary in Washington DC.

Bear in mind that most US law is made by regulators, not Congress, and regulators live in Washington DC. Angry Republicans who feel it's "us vs the elite" and "nothing ever changes" are completely correct. If Trump wants to address the anger his voters feel for real, there's going to have to be a truly epic bonfire of regulators and regulation.
It's enough of a challenge to communicate effectively through text-only discussions with people I like. I like this idea, but wish it were full video chat so I could get facial expressions and tone.
There should be no surprise here. Macbook pros haven't been for 'pros' for at least 4 years: http://daringfireball.net/linked/2016/11/08/reddit-mbps
As a dev, I'm going to go against the comments here. I don't even know why this is surprising or a big deal, or why all the squabbling.

If you're using vim, the keyboard will probably revert to default. The fake "escape" key will be at the end, where it will be very easy to feel. But you should have known better and been using emacs anyway.

Others have pointed out that 32GB of ram isn't really a good tradeoff because of Intel.

Most of the code that I write is either run remotely or python. I don't need that much memory and CPU power because cloud (aren't we all more proud of our infrastructure-as-code AWS setups these days?), and honestly, I care about one thing:

How long can I stay connected to the DC on my phone tether.

This new Macbook does it for me. The touchbar, I guess it's good for emojis, but I really did just want a lighter laptop that has a mostly-all-day charge. I'm going to go against the grain with the general sentiment in the comments. My current Macbook Pro usually lasts me most of the day, and I need at most an hour of plugged-in time. I'm a light guy, and I don't like having to lug my current giant tank around.
I am living and working in Central London. Thank you.

Why can't you move? If real estate is twice as expensive, just pick a place half the size?

Don't you value your own time---wasted in commuting---at any positive dollar figure at all? If you spend an hour commuting each way for 21 days a month, that's 52 hours a month extra that you spend on `work', even if your employer doesn't gain anything from it.
The lack of safety within your borders is not coming from Muslim immigration. The vast majority of domestic terrorism in the US comes from right-wing white people. If you honestly want to address the real problems, you've got to address that one. That, and the extreme carelessness with guns. More people get shot by toddlers than by Muslim extremists in the US.
Most other people in her position can't do what she's done because they are capable of feeling shame.
I think that was the implication, that Clinton folks are more or less guaranteed not to hate bi-racial children.

(Not that I agree or disagree with that.)
PC means politically correct. According to wikipedia[0], this is defined as "used to describe language, policies, or measures that are intended primarily not to offend or disadvantage any particular group of people in society." In short, thinking before you speak because words have consequences and can make people feel things.

SJW means social justice warrior. It carries a negative connotation, being defined[1] as "[carrying] implications of pursuing personal validation rather than any deep-seated conviction, and being engaged in disingenuous social justice arguments or activism to raise personal reputation."

A safe space is somewhere "individuals who feel marginalized [can] come together to communicate regarding their experiences with their perceived marginalization."[2] This originated so that members of the lgbt+ community could talk freely and not feel like they would be persecuted for doing so. People today sometimes use the term to refer to places where they cannot be openly hateful, citing a violation of free speech.

A trigger is something that can cause someone to recall a previous trauma that they have experienced. Examples could be descriptions or portrayals of rape, graphic violence, suicide, or blood. Not all triggers are this directly connected to what people have experienced, but these are what people usually use in trigger warnings. Trigger warnings are little things saying "hey, there's some material following that may potentially trigger memories of trauma."

Microaggressions refer to actions that are not directly aggressive to a member of a marginalized group, but are still hurtful. They can be defined[3] as "rooted in racism, sexism, or discrimination based on nationality or sexual orientation. [They] can be delivered casually or even unconsciously." Examples could be sexist jokes, purposeful discrimination based on race, or misgendering trans people.

Some people use these terms to say that people today are so sensitive, it's just words, etc. Most of those people are not members of any marginalized groups.

[0]:https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Political_correctness
[1]:https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Social_justice_warrior
[2]:https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Safe-space
[3]:http://qz.com/787504/what-exactly-is-a-microaggression-let-t...
I voted for Obama and I voted for Trump. I am not alone. The "other side" is not the mythical homogenous group of zealots so many have painted it to be. A lot of supposedly rational open-minded people are interpreting this in an overly simplistic, frankly emotional way. I commend the message here. Just stop and breathe. Take it in, don't jump to conclusions based on your knee-jerk reaction/feelings.
Of course the big elephant in the room that I didn't mention, is that for loops get work done via mutation. This is perhaps what was mean't by “unclean".
Have you read WikiLeaks?
I agree with most of your points. If the current application system is modified to prevent the 'DDoS' by the big firms, it would solve most of the H1B issues and automatically fix a lot of things.

What would probably work is - increasing the visa application fees quite significantly if a company is applying for more than X applications a year.
I did this for the AP in high school. They pay you about 40 bucks and two of you go and write it down independently. You than each call the AP and state your numbers and that's it. You show up about 30 minutes before the polls close and you leave about 30 minutes after they end, pretty good pay for an hour (particularly if you are in high school)
Just in case anyone is wondering the same thing as I last night:

The USCIS administrative act for the International Entrepreneur Rule (Startup Visa) won't be affected. First, because it's being passed as an administrative action, meaning that it doesn't have to be voted in congress in order for it to start taking an effect. Second, because it's actually aligned with Donald Trump's 3rd immigration policy driver (the first two have nothing to do with foreign-born entrepreneurs):

3. A nation that does not serve its own citizens is not a nation. Any immigration plan must improve jobs, wages and security for all Americans.

What Trump does believe is that the H1B1 is depressing salaries thus decreasing job opportunities for american citizens.

Therefore, if you have a startup and want to move it to the US you will have a better pathway. However, if you want to work as an employee in America, you'll have an even harder time.
s/MBP/$1200 Facebook machine/g

(This has been the MBP nickname de rigeur for a few years, but I'm too lazy to dig up the original source.)

http://m.quickmeme.com/img/4a/4a7f932881de8723c2f5ab516b69f8...
The problem is that we were expecting a significant upgrade and got minor tweaks. The new Macbook Pro doesn't give me a strong reason to upgrade, and I would have liked to have one.
I feel like this is a common, quiet sentiment amongst developers. The freakout about the direction the line is going is very vocal minority.
With that kind of income, I would venture to say that they're just republicans.
Hyperbole much? You conveniently take his words out of context:

1. "ban on Muslim immigrants"

"...until we find out what the heck is going on"

2. "illegal Mexican immigrants are criminals and rapists"

"When Mexico sends its people, they’re not sending their best. .... And some, I assume, are good people."

3. I won't even touch the "assassination" thing.
Just to offer a somewhat contrarian opinion: I'm a professional developer who is very excited about these new MacBook Pros.

I routinely run multiple VMs, Vim is my primary text editor, and I picked up a DSLR this year and have been getting into photography as a hobby. After some initial skepticism and consideration, I'm mostly happy with the design tradeoffs that they made. Of course I'll have to use one for a while to know for sure.

The price increase is obviously unwelcome, but it isn't new as far as their laptop redesigns go and I expect the price will fall back to "normal" over the next year or two.
>That means a small number of people employed making the cars benefit

But those small number of people who benefit plus the whole of people in their supply chain, people that also drive demand for whatever the other people paying more for cars are offering.

The point I'm trying to make is that international trade doesn't give any multiplying magic. Simply separate the states in your country and whatever trade between them will become "international". It would be the same trade as before with the only difference that now you don't get to tax whoever is benefiting the most, one gets to play tricks with the currency, etc. etc.
I'm sure that's true, but it still doesn't solve your employment issues, and you are just hurting wages for all existing plumbers. There are only about half a million plumbers in the US [1]. Even if you managed to triple the number, you're not making much of a dent in overall employment.

[1] http://www.bls.gov/ooh/construction-and-extraction/plumbers-...
No, no you really don't. Didn't Chatroulette teach anyone anything?
It's useful to know when combined with an awareness of how Apple also dominates profit margin. Strong sales on a unit basis indicate they will continue to do well in profit share as well. Which turns out to be about 60% of the profits of the entire desktop/laptop market, and according to recent figures 104% of profits in the smartphone market.
I think it's that fake spray on tan stuff. Tried it once and I was orange, too.
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Don't be glib. Mike pence has come out in favor of conversion therapy for gays, a barbaric method with no scientific basis and a near 50% suicide rate. Trump has sexually assaulted and abused multiple women and has gotten away with it. Trump has called the Mexican people dangerous and a threat to the united States. All of these people are now at risk
I'll bet you those companies don't hold a monopoly on the platform, though.
Yep, the key about these is moral consistency. He was morally consistent the whole time, which shows integrity. Now, whether his positions were the right ones is another story...
for those interested, here are the links to the books that were removed:

https://leanpub.com/firefoxosinaction

https://leanpub.com/quickguidefirefoxosdevelopment

https://leanpub.com/buildinggamesforfirefoxos