skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They could also get cheap furniture but appear to splash out on fancy stuff. The feeling of wealth and technology is important to high-end car brands.

I suspect a fully-fledged surface will seem a lot more fluid and interesting than a PC with touch display. Think Android 2.3 vs latest iOS (or indeed vs iOS of the android 2.3 era).
I think explaining score voting is pretty easy you just have only 3 categories labeled ️(1) (2) (3) for each candidate and they put a mark on what they think for each one. As an aside I susspect that having more than 3 or 4 catagoreis isn't a good idea and creates false precision that complicates things.
> Also known as 'lock-in'

It does increase lock-in of course. I would argue that so many companies are already heavily invested in M$ that this is unlikely to affect relative lock-in hugely.

To put it another way, if I'm already in prison and someone buys me a comfy chair, I'm likely to appreciate it.
It is refreshing to see no author name attributed to the text.
Total bullshit. I've worked with sysadmins who used to be film students. I know programmers who love musical theater.

Some people have innate abilities that make them better programmers, yes. But they have nothing to do with arbitrary cultural groupings tied to your particular country or social class, which apparently you think are universal.
Judge Orders VidAngel to Shut Down
Data Showing Increasing Shift to Nvidia and Intel from AMD
How long have you used each of them and for what?
The article you linked isn't as dire as you make it out to be. It doesn't say that anyone treated for mental health issues is ineligible to own firearms, just the much narrower segment of "anyone involuntarily committed to a mental institution or found to be a danger to self or others." Which seems pretty reasonable to me.

If you're holding back from seeking treatment for mental health issues because you're worried about losing your guns, don't. I can't speak for every jurisdiction, but I live in Virginia, I've suffered from and received treatment for depression, and I've had zero problems purchasing and owning firearms.
I believe you. That said, my friend just tried to kill herself because she couldn't get anyone, including the State, to help her with BPD.

There's also a TON of literature about how the inability to voluntarily commit family members is horrific for everyone around them, including innocent bystanders. This is probably the most moving:

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/06/24/magazine/when-my-crazy-fat...
*Nextloud :p
Having groups was the most common use case and is not a copy imho. Even all my non-tech friends have wanted groups since day 1 so that they don't have to manually select same set of people to send snaps to. You want to send some snaps just group A, another to group B and so on. It's a no brainer, unlike Instagram stories.
It's also requires a lot of know-how, that takes long time to build up.

Building electrical cars removes some of the difference because the traditional drive train is a large chunk of engineering. (Hint, China can't design good engines yet, so they are buying companies with people that do.)

If I remember correctly ABB patched together a electric drive train technology demo car 20+ years ago including a drive by wire system with electric steering and brakes. They probably mostly did it to show off their high voltage pmm controllers.
Yeah, you're correct a lot of the emails use 2048-bit RSA for the DKIM signature. I trust those more than the 1024-bit signatures. I have a pretty heavy distrust of all of this, because from the sidelines I can't tell who is manipulating what. I don't blindly trust the cryptography because I don't know the capabilities of the adversary or what side channel attacks were present. That probably sounds stupid, but I'm feeling a whole lot of distrust of everyone involved.

Following that, my assertion that hillaryclinton.com was compromised was completely evidence-free. That's a personal assumption due to the significant lack of security expertise by the maintainer of the server. There are plenty of emails sent between clintonemail.com and the DNC gmail accounts that CC Podesta and were included in the Wikileaks dumps.

The DNC was hacked by two Russian actors according to CrowdStrike. I trust CrowdStrike in this assessment.

https://www.crowdstrike.com/blog/bears-midst-intrusion-democ...
Not sure I understand what you mean.
Ruckus hardware is better but 10x as expensive.
Wow, someone has no freaking sense of humor.

Getting flagged for a Danger 5 quote? Someone just lost all their nerd cred.
Holy crap, I hadn't realized just how powerful RLS ended up - last time I looked at this was before 9.5 and it was roles all the way down.. That is fantastic!

That's exactly what I wanted.

I guess it's true as they say, that the easiest way to get the right answer on the internet is to publish the wrong answer :)
I'm happy to discuss further in one year - because immediate results aren't the same as results that last and a lot of non pseudo-science research has shown that weight lost that rapidly (3-4 lbs a week) doesn't tend to stay off.

And in any case, I'm glad you found something that works for you. I found something that works for me, with much less effort and longer-lasting effect than the various extremes I've tried in the past.
While the choice for volunteers is bad, the state has a much better option - divert some of that money spent on the military and spend it on improving many aspects of society that need it.

I recall a situation from around the early 1990s when there was a proposal to spend about $2 billion on public education. The reaction from lawmakers was like this: Where the heck are we going to get all that money from?

That was just $2 billion! Funding Operation Desert Storm was no big deal.
I can see that during a relatively short transition period but hope it won't remain that way. Once all cars are autonomous we can do incredible things. For example traffic lights to regulate traffic between cars will be obsolete. Cars can just adjust their speed way before the intersection so that they just miss each other at the intersection. Likewise we can avoid congestion by cars registering for their route in advance. We could raise the speed limits on freeways and other roads that only have cars on them or even remove them entirely since the cars will know better what their limits are than some blanket regulation. It also will be much safer, since self driving cars are likely to quickly become safer drivers, but we will also remove erratic behavior that humans display. For example there won't be no more people who cannot zip properly (currently the majority of US Americans), no more cars not speeding up properly on the freeway on-ramp and then slowing everyone down on the freeway, no more weird stopping and slow driving by drivers who are lost. This will make the overall traffic situation much more predictable and safer.
I'll be hiring shortly here for a devops engineer. Here's a few of the things I'm looking for:

* Ansible

* Python

* Go

* PHP

* Docker

* AWS

* GCP

Experience with the above would be nice. What I actually require though is not specific to a particular technology:

* Not a dick

* Ability to reason

* Ability to iterate

* Ability to communicate at multiple levels of abstraction
Can you point me in the direction of the $300 background check I can run that would disclose someone's mental health status? I'm an employer, I have a EIN, and I have friends who have diagnosed mental health conditions and thus would be flagged by a gun buying check, and we'd like to run the experiment.
+1 for Ubiquiti UAP-AC, uptime 248 days and counting
The products themselves work great. They track everything with great accuracy. ... The problem came when it was time to analyse that data. I was tempted to use their developer tools to extract my data as .csv and build my own app but simply gave up using them.
Let's say I want to know how many days since an asset on my web server has been modified. With bash + some standard unix tools, from the top of my head I have to do something like this:

curl -svo /dev/null http://example.com/file 2>&1 | grep Last-Modified | cut -d ' ' -f 3-

And that's just to get the last modified date in text form. Now I'm writing a script that parses that date and gets today's date, convert them to days, and subtract. YUCK!

Wouldn't it be nice if your shell could do this?

curl(http://example.com/file).response_headers.Last-Modified.subtract(date().now).days

I think it would be nice.
The Historical Development of Computer Chess and Its Impact on AI [pdf]
The 80% percentile of applicants is defined as people who can write a program to print numbers from 1 to 10.

Not sure about the 95%. Maybe that's people who can do it without bugs nor expressing that this is a very dumb question unworthy of them xD
The way i see it, shell scripting and piping allows non-programmers to get their feet wet, one command at a time.

You run a command, look at the output, now you know what the next command in the pipeline will see, and can add adjustments as needed.

Powershell etc seems to be more programmer oriented in that one keep thinking in terms of variables and structures that gets passed around.

And this seems to be the curse of recent years. More and more code is written by programmers for programmers. Likely because everyone has their head in the cloud farms and only the "front end" people has to deal with the users.

UNIX came when you risked having admins and users sitting terminal to terminal in the same university room. Thus things got made that allowed said users to deal with things on their own without having to nag the admins all the time.
There's certainly also a moral argument to be made (as you say that I'm moralizing), but I was more alluding to the introductory sentence: "I'm increasingly of the view that both my time and my sanity are worth more and more as the years progress". For me reducing the house size seems like a more effective way of restoring sanity and reducing time needed than installing professional grade equipment, which is kind of insane and time-consuming if you do it yourself for a home.
Augmented Reality Use Cases…Besides PokemonGo
Can you add counts to motions/objects? I.e. does "3w" select three words you can act on, or do you have to go "wWW"?
Arch2030: A Vision of Computer Architecture Research Over the Next 15 Years [pdf]
Q&A: Stewart Brand Revisits the Trips Festival, 50 Years Later
Having been on the receiving end on that phrase numerous times, few genuinely felt sincere. It seems to have degenerated into a virtue signal more than anything else.
I don't think he wants great people. That's the point.
Definitely not.

I learned vim for three month. After a vimrc of close to 150 lines, I had to admit that sublime text has more functionality than vim and all of them are far more difficult and slow to use (long and hard to memorize command names). It's even worst compared with IDEA.

Now I only use vim as my default editor in terminal.

Just use sublime, or even better, IDEA.
The acute mental health care system in the US is a travesty, something I believe we'll look back on in 50 years with horror. I don't doubt it has some effectiveness and that it ultimately helps many people, but I wouldn't want to be the person mounting the argument that it is blameless or unfairly maligned; it isn't maligned enough.

But: acute mental health care happens for a pretty short period of time, and then, from what I can tell, "the State" gets completely out of the picture.
An Internet propaganda campaign at your fingertips
Show HN: Bridge Function Between Amazon Kinesis Streams and AWS Step Functions
>I never assumed that Google was planning to build actual cars with this tech

They did seem to hint that they were going to. They did invest in their own, in-house built prototypes. If you start here: https://www.google.com/selfdrivingcar/faq/#q4 , you'll see the types of partners they were talking about working with. These aren't automakers.
Why not just remove the payment card from their account? You don't need to have a card on file to install free apps and if you have no intention of buying anything, there's no reason to have one on file at all.
shfmt 1.0 released
It might have something to do with the business you're in. If you are b2b in certain areas, innovation isn't as highly valued as reliability. In fact it can be downright disruptive.
San Antonio became a leader in mental health care by working as a community
I think this is a highly needed feature. and I can see how this is a frontal attack on fb messenger... and it is great.
This Is Fake – Help stop the spread of fabricated news
Perhaps that was Trump himself? Wouldn't surprise me. This man doesn't give a fuck about anything.
Considering how many "smart boards" our little community college buys, if it works at all well, I can see how it would be a big seller in the category.
What I'd like to know is how (or if!) it does query building. I recently had a project where GraphQL looked like a perfect fit, since I needed an arbitrary amount of possibly nested data about some entities. The problem I had was that the GraphQL library basically requires you to do a SELECT *, and then picks the fields the client wants from that. Unfortunately, the DB schema was nowhere near 1:1 with the GraphQL schema I wanted, and getting certain fields required some very expensive JOINs. There's a stagnant PR to add a query planner, but at the moment it offers no way to assemble your query to match the client's request: the library says 'get the data' with no details about precisely which data must be gotten.
People aren't buying specs, they're buying an integrated experience. You can definitely reproduce the spec sheet for less money, but you cannot trivially reproduce the HUI or the research that went into it. It is the interface which is the USP of this product, not the hardware.

The Jamboard may be superior but the Jamboard doesn't exist as an actual product. We have no final demos, no release date (except "2017"), no specs, and no prices. When the Jamboard ships, only then can we draw decent comparisons.
That's too sensible for an Apple hate thread, sorry.

The inane uninformed rant is more what this comment thread is about.
The font is called terminus
In a number of states, there's a short-term prohibition on firearms purchases by people who voluntarily admitted themselves to a mental health institution. On information and belief: pretty much anyone who goes to the hospital with a panic attack, a PTSD episode, or a concern about profound depression will end up "voluntarily admitted" to a mental health institution, so this is a lot of people.

I believe one of the things that makes these prohibitions constitutional is that they expire pretty quickly.
An IoT program to improve STEM education
I see no reasoning about 1 kg of butter anywhere in the parent comment. The source I provided proofs that most people eat much more sugar than it is advised/healthy and indeed should drastically decrease their sugar consumption.

Of course you should not stop eating any sugar. You need 24-36 gramms/day [0]. What you should stop consuming is added sugar. Your food will contain enough sugar anyway.

[0] https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/nutritionsource/carbohydrates/a...
3w works
A number of assumptions went into this:

1) As mentioned in the article, does Twitter publish the timestamp correctly?

2) Does Twitter delay their realtime feed API by 5 minutes, and have a higher priced tier available (that someone else frontran Trumps tweet on).

3) Are the published price/volume chart correct.

I'm not saying something nefarious is going on, but extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.
She's being "tough on crime". It's a pubic prosecutors step to public office.
He supposedly sold all of his stocks over the summer...
How to respond to something you don't like
Thank you, missed that
There was one trade between 8:20 and 8:26, of 75 shares. This is fake news.
I think it is very hard to be more unintuitive than vim.
Norway reaches rare milestone of 100,000 all-electric vehicles on the roads
"That makes me smart" - Donald Trump
Make Products for Customers
I love this rule, as it is the opposite of what modern computing does. When i plug something into a Windows PC i get a multitude of beeps and popups saying it did everything right. But if something goes wrong there is a eerie silence and i have to dig into the error hex dumps to hope i find anything useful at all (or just reboot and hope it works right on second try).
You mean the Cicret? That was bullshit.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KbgvSi35n6o

Or the more realistic kind that project on a wall in a dark room?
How about we just have two presidents? It seems absurd that moving the vote result by 0.00001% changes the outcome drastically.

Let there be two heads of state, and let them work it out.
HN has been flagging articles related to Trump lately. I'm sure this one will be flagged as well. Free speech should continue on this platform despite Thiel allegiance to president elect.
Sometimes stop lights are there so that people can walk across the street.
One functionality I find missing in all modern code editors is - repeat action. This was present and extremely useful in, now extinct, Convergent Technology OS (CTOS) resident editor. In brief, it allowed users to repeat all the actions they performed on one-line of code, on another line of code. It's amazing how productive you can be when you have that feature. This goes beyond find & replace; It also helps format code, insert, replace multiple parts of the line, etc. all with one keystroke.
Uber accused of letting staff spy on celebs and exes
Anyone notice how a website meant to showcase some CSS messed up the code display and gave it double scroll bars? Haha.

The Pikachu looks great though ;)
>market for (relatively ugly) self driving cars that are mostly seen as a means to get from A to B.

You mean like a Volvo ;)
I hope this means that the didn't feel they had the legal expertise to get through the regulatory controls. Hopefully this is not related to legal issues around responsibility for accidents, insurance, etc.
Step 1: Define your field as a soft science and call yourself a professional. Charge $100/hour.

Step 2: Convince customers/government to give you "parity" with hard sciences (c.f. "mental health parity" in Obamacare, etc), in spite of providing no hard scientific evidence.

Step 3: Profit.
Daniel Ellsberg, Edward Snowden, and the Modern Whistle-Blower
what is a visual thinker?
I would not be so surprised. MS have, beyond playing dirty, been good at coming up with tools for the office sphere.
I'm as Tump-hating as they come, but this seems fishy.

Checking it at NASDAQ.com, the stock fell not at 8:2x, but at 9:30 – which also happens to be the time the market opens.

And, seriously: if you want to turn a presidency into money, insider trading seems kinda lame... As in: the data is scrutinized not just by regulatory agencies, but an army of the smartest mathematicians money can buy.

Not even Trump is that stupid.
I don't think I want a journalism site (Slate.com) running a service to determine what is and isn't "fake" news.
That's my guess as well. I am seeking to at least somewhat contextualize the probability.
Thanks, just fixed it. ;)
Yep - this is "." in vim and it saves me so much work all the time.
I'm happy for Microsoft, I get the feeling that they are really trying now and it is always a pleasure to see strong innovations and competition.
I'm not sure how a big house makes anything a matter of morals.
The medication, called “Subsys,” is a powerful narcotic intended to treat cancer patients suffering intense episodes of breakthrough pain. In exchange for bribes and kickbacks, the practitioners wrote large numbers of prescriptions for the patients, most of whom were not diagnosed with cancer.

Nowhere in that article did I read anything about arresting/charging the "practitioners" who actually wrote those prescriptions, or did I miss it?
This startup sounds like HomeVestors. The company with "We Buy Ugly Houses" billboards.
Yes! I don't know how many times I've had to learn yet another one-off configuration syntax, logging format, or template language and wondered why oh why doesn't this use s-expressions (or even json?)... I fail to understand why the same people who are so allergic to lisp-like syntax will happily work on some project that makes you context switch between about a dozen different syntaxes once you count in all of the configuration, templating, and expression languages, some of which are embedded in string literals with absolutely no tooling or syntax highlighting.
Why “Pick-Your-Own” Peer Review Is a Bad Idea
Proper coverage is lots of APs at low power. Remember the device on the other end of the connection could be a phone. Just because is can see the LR does not mean it can talk to it.
I can't speak to the "merge-and-run" behavior of CI, but in my experience, most of these merge conflicts arise because of a time delay between making the PR (at which point CI is run) and merging the PR. It would be quite resource intensive to re-build every PR against every new branch in master.
Perhaps this one will be flagged because it's an outright lie?
Found it. The queries have to match the naming of the video so I searched "Miss Curry Lakers": https://3ball.io/miss-curry-lakers/0021600238_233
One long term solution to this problem could be the normalization of preventative mental health treatment, analogous to a yearly "physical" doctor's visit.

Many mental health issues are (at least in part) a result of reactions to events in everyday life. Sometimes they happen suddenly, or are exacerbated by a biological condition, but in the general population they often exist over time and never rise to a level that requires intervention on their own.

If we could catch potential problems at this early phase, we might be able to address some number of serious issues before they become emergent.

Imagine if insurance covered a yearly mental health checkup. If such a service were available, commonplace, cheap, and considered part of preventative care, we might start to destigmatize mental health care and treatment, addressing little problems early while flagging more serious ones. People who go to their "physical" general practitioner every year aren't usually considered "sick" by their friends. It would take time, of course.

Physical or mental, when the machine's broken you do something to get it fixed. There should never be shame in that. Perhaps we should also do more preventive maintenance.
Good point, didn't really think about that. I'll dig in to the settings tonight and see what I have to do to lower th transmit power.
Can We Self-Regulate ICO Hype in Crypto’s Wild-West?
Not everyone pays 6, You can get 5 or lower depending on your market.
I don't know what you are talking about. Every major editor I know has that functionality.
You probably still want the MAN_KEEP_FORMATTING=1 part, to keep colorization and bolding etc. in the manual page. Also, your solution does not respect the user’s pager preference; the user might prefer to read man pages in “w3m”, for instance.
Uhg, those "smart boards" are terrible. I'm trying to get ours to give up and just buy TVs and projectors. It's amazing what a company can achieve by focusing on education and claiming to be tailor-fit.
When the TA in your CS class is a robot
Not sure if its just me, but on an updated version of CM shamu Snapchat is unoptimized and buggy, not even allowing me to watch one or two stories before crashing. Anyone else getting this with CM?
That's uncalled for. How many software developers ever bother to use the software they develop, or work with (or even talk to) the people who use the software as part of their job? Actually doing the job that your users do, even part time, is fantastic dedication. Doing it full-time is absurd; when would he make use of what he's learned?
I thought I was designing for SpaceX, I was actually designing for the Silk Road