skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As I see that elsewhere you mentioned that you only have basic technical skills, I will offer you this information:

* If seeking a job, you will have a hard time being hired without much more experience.

* You cannot "just move" to any European country without getting a job there, unless you have a bunch of money in the bank or proven income (usually a minimum of 50k a year), and only some countries allow you to come for "non-lucrative" purposes. Easiest is Spain.

* Getting a freelancer visa is generally difficult unless, again, you can prove a track record. It's much easier to start as a normal employee and apply to be a freelancer after a few years in the system.

* My #1 suggestion to anyone looking to move to Europe for work: Come here on vacation, apply for jobs in person, land a contract, move here. Getting a job in person is so much easier. In Germany you need to make at least 38k to qualify for the skilled worker visa. You can make as little as ~36k if your job is in a STEM field. You will not get hired without solid experience if you're applying from America, I can tell you that with near certainty.

I have a hand full of articles on my blog you may find useful. However, they are mostly geared towards people who are highly skilled. IMO you need to focus on honing your skillset before you try to move abroad, because any European country is only going to take you if you're an asset to the system or rich enough, basically.

http://notanomadblog.com/categories/work-abroad/

I'm a developer from the US living in Berlin. I've been in Germany for about 3.5 years now. Let me know if you have any questions and I'll be happy to answer them!

As a last statement: I love living in Europe and may never move back to the US.
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Apparently the costs are very, very high, though, and renting a flat is really hard (owners want your bank balance/history). At least that's what some friends who moved to Geneva told me.
This year I want to dive into Machine Learning, so to do it I plan to create tools using RNNs to extract data from the web.
I don't think we have actually tried anything like that, but people have thought about the problem. Possible engineering avenues include drilling relief holes to reduce pressure, siphoning heat with geothermal energy plants and inducing eruptions using explosives. It seems like making volcanoes safer is doable with concentrated research effort, but currently nobody wants to pay for it. I guess that'll change after Naples is destroyed.
For the records, it's 38-0 on January 2nd. About if the bot is really AlphaGo, it's a "no comment".
You should take a look at annuity tables. 20k rpi-linked at age 60 will cost you nearly a million.

There are very, very few people retiring from the private sector with pension pots worth this. And those that are probably fall into the "fat cat 1% elite" so derided by the left.
I've been to both Vancouver and the states, and people were helpful in both places. Vancouver felt more European than, say, LA or NYC, though, it was much more relaxed.
well please make it so that it's truly easy to install. And I mean REALLY easy. I have tried at least 10 cloud solutions and I havent managed to successfully install any of them. The best one yet was tectonic but their error messages were too non-existent or vague at the end and the emphasis here is on non-existent.
A framework which makes it easy to manage- scraping, crawling, job orchestration.
It build on top of a special "data as code" declarative language.
Have been working on it for years as a side project, now taking time off from consulting to make it usable for my other side project ideas.
I'll second Barcelona too. Fantastic city, great people, very relaxed, amazing nightlife.
Learn to use the trackpoint instead and disable the touchpad.
Not really an equivalent, because "this" would be different - unlike with function(){}, there is no automatic this-context binding with arrows, so just switching to a fancier syntax in existing code may break things.

Also, no "arguments" (there are ...rest parameters that allow for variadic functions).
I kind of side project fulltime now, so i plan to create a few actually. In the next days i may finish a travel destination site (boring i know, buts its super useful to me :) and there is a flight suggestion thingy that does not get out of my mind i may start next. Scratching my own itches there as well.
Multi-hour commutes, though :(
A wordless webcomic: http://silent-comics.com
15 Chrome extensions that simplify web development
Weird - we've got an office full of x240s & x260s and they all seem fine from what I can tell.

Never had a hardware related issue in ~2 years of use. Well except that one bluescreen a couple months back - that could be hw I guess.

The screen res pisses me off though. :/
You're right, English isn't my first language. Thanks for the tip!
For me this is the money quote :
>Tech investors will start to adopt genomics as an additional “information technology” investment category
Wow TurboScript looks interesting. I am supposing the bigger story here is in-browser 3d editors as the test-bed for the browser's taking over CPU future ...
Just one suggestion, can you offer information on device security also? A collection of devices may work well together, but if I was buying a smart home device I'd want to be informed of any security issues as they're discovered. The escalations in DDoS size that we saw in 2016 were supposedly driven by a high number of insecure smart home/IoT devices, I'd like to do what I can to stop this becoming a trend.
My life.

Making better bread, cider, and delete all my open source projects.

Creating the first post-luddites anti computer guerilla movement.

Oh, and since I am bored of all the terrorism laws that results in our countries converging to soviet unions mood, I will also make pirate parties spike water with recreational harmless drugs so people stop look like scared zombies and give them a smile back on their face.

Then in 2018 we make a fun revolution with no casualties, and we all live happily ever after.

I become a dictator edicts every one have the responsibility of leading their life make the country a democracy and retire after a day in Corsica because this place is amazing and life to short to take yourself seriously.
As far as I can tell, your argument seems equivalent to "private communication makes it easier for criminals to communicate, so let's make all communication non-private to make it easier to catch criminals". Yes, private banking makes it harder to catch tax evasion, and private communication makes it harder to catch criminals. Not impossible, just harder. Neither of those justifies removing that privacy.
I want to learn more about 1. machine learning / AI
and/or 2. how to make basic video games (not using software like unity etc. but actually writing code)

If anyone has good resources/books for either, please share :)
One thing not mentioned in this post is the minimum amount you need to have in the bank. I've heard people with as little as 3k, but technically Germany asks that you have 10k in the bank to prove that you are economically viable even between jobs. It's up to the discretion of the person at the Foreigner's Authority who decides on your application.

It is much easier to obtain the freelancer visa after you've worked for a german company for some time. I know people who have been rejected from the freelancer visa for not having sufficient money in the bank.

You can also just ask friends/family to loan you the money so you can take a screenshot of it to show to the person at the foreigners authority ;)

Edit: Also, if you're really interested in moving to Berlin/Germany, I have a bunch of content about this on my blog (incl. the entire process end-to-end) you might find useful: http://notanomadblog.com/categories/work-abroad/
I'm building an appointment management system (simple stuff), and will be trying my luck selling it in codecanyon. (fingers crossed)
Hacking IoT
Maybe better rowhammer resistance?
Show HN: Instant Bootstrap landing page with dynamic content
It might be better if you fixed it with user scripts.
Are you sure? 90 degrees angles with the sharp corners?
I wrote about this[0] to some degree the other day because about a year ago I felt like I hit a brick wall when it came to technical skills and life progress.

Sure there's always more technical stuff to learn, but after you've been doing it for so long you hit a point of diminishing returns. It makes way more sense to just put technical research on the back burner and start leveling up skills in other areas of life.

You can end up spending a few weeks or even days learning something else which adds huge returns in your life, and it even comes back to enhance your development career.

For example in your case, what if you continued working as is but then spent 3 weeks approaching 5 girls a day. At some point you'll probably start a relationship, which in turn motivates you so much that it trickles into your work life.

Suddenly you have a new outlook on life, maybe you end up going to more meetups or find places to talk to other developers. Next thing you know, you've quit your job at "decent money" because you met someone willing to give you "great money" to work on a project that aligns perfectly with what you want.

In this example, gaining a bit of communication skills skyrocketed your happiness in life and boosted your career. I'd bet even if you spent the next 10 years locked in a dungeon learning more tech skills instead you would be in way worse shape as a person, both financially and in happiness.

[0]: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/have-you-hit-the-point-of-dim...
Second, that I would use this.
You can use a bucket policy e.g. https://ariejan.net/2010/12/24/public-readable-amazon-s3-buc...
Slightly offtopic: I'm very interested in trying Snipcart, again. Back when we had to decide between Snipcart and Shopify's SDK for a static site, Snipcart's lack of product management was a dealbreaker.

Shopify's administration interface, in contrast, is fantastic. However there are some issues which Shopify doesn't intend to fix at all, like their handling of EU vat calculation or the fact that refunds aren't enough to get Shopify's transaction fee back (like it is the case for Paypal, Stripe and others) - with Shopify you have to cancel the order, which in my opinion, is a misleading order status. A refunded/exchanged order is not a canceled order.
"MLC is half as expensive as SLC. TLC is 33% less expensive than MLC. QLC is 25% less expensive than TLC and 75% cheaper than SLC."

visualized: http://i.imgur.com/niinuEz.png
Clear your head and get stuff done
Photo sharing :P
a constant change respecting an infinite and broad amount of variables (macroeconomic), a complex system (repeating exact past actions, will not give you the same results) and a social interaction/conflict regarding an ambiguous valuation of a price, it becomes incredibly difficult to determine those laws and rules.

Just like driving a car.
Sounds similar to Safari in Reader mode on Mac.
The context suggested I was asking what problem astrodust had with them.

I was asking astrodust specifically, and anyone else can see the answer; this would not be the case with a "private conversion".
> legitimizing the power of violent thugs and drug dealers over the populace they have terrorized for decades

This is essentially the history of statebuilding, from Sargon of Akkad to today. There is not a great deal of distinction to be made between a Gothic warchief, a Norman knight, a Spanish conquistador, or a Mexican cartel head.
Yes! I've been thinking of ways to do this, and the idea on top of my list is a live usb image that asks for stuff like network parameters, then configures the live image as a 90% functional node from which the first real host can be pxe booted. After the first host(s) have been installed the admin should be able to reboot the live host and add it to the cluster for real.

Right now i have a running Openstack cluster with Fuel for deploying new nodes over pxe. It works ok-ish, but it has some strange glitches every now and then. nothing production critical going wrong, but it still doesn't inspire confidence in me.
I'd like to second Hugo. Static sites with Netlify are a joy, since they can handle however much traffic you want, there are no scaling headaches or updates or stuff for bots to randomly hack.

I'm currently trying to decide between Lektor and Hugo, Lektor's data model seems more powerful, Hugo seems harder to learn (worse-quality docs) but Lektor doesn't seem very actively maintained, and Hugo has a larger community around it.
Had a conversation with a potential client about this the other day:

For a small store I wouldn't recommend anything other than Shopify or Squarespace as they're cheap, nicely designed [0], secure enough and will meet 90% of anyone's needs out of the box.

Once the client is up and running and have figured things out a bit, something more custom may be appropriate - perhaps a static site with an e-commerce provider such as Snipcart or Gumroad (as I've mentioned in another comment).

Only when a client has serious cash to spend and serious requirements, such as integrating with CRMs and fulfilment systems or complex user roles and permissions should they even begin to consider something like Wordpress or Drupal - or even Magento (shudder).

[0] My main gripe with Squarespace is that their templates are optimised for looking fantastic in demos over being usable for more mundane content. Very few clients are able to produce the quality of photography demanded by the designs.
Several lines are now 24/7 (fewer trains at night, but the service continues all night), with more to come.

I'm not sure if the crossrail will be in at night, but I hope it will.
I am going to write a novel. Does that count?
I'd just use Netlify. Ever since they've changed their pricing to have basic static sites for free, I'm sold on them and like them a lot.
I'm working on something like this at the moment, but it's on hold while I finish something else.
Good list.

Few more I like:

* Marker - Visual Feedback & Bug Reporting Tools for Web Professionals || https://getmarker.io/ -- I liked it more than UserSnap.

* User-Agent Switcher for Chrome - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/user-agent-switche...

* META SEO inspector - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/meta-seo-inspector...

* Canonical URL - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/canonical-url/bcif...

* ZenHub for GitHub - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/zenhub-for-github/...

* Spectrum - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/spectrum/ofclemegk...

* Full Page Screen Capture - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/full-page-screen-c...

* Design Grid Overlay - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/design-grid-overla...

* ColorZilla - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/colorzilla/bhlhnic...

* Page load time - Chrome Web Store || https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/page-load-time/fpl...
A small programming/computer science dictionary with lots of links to related resources (videos, blogs, articles, etc).
Why Large Enterprises Are Acquiring Big Data Startups
But the traders are trying to predict the future already! If it's impossible, then the machines are a shoe in, and if it is possible I'd still give the machines great odds.
That's what everyone seems to be saying, but that is more of a workaround than solution, if you ask me.
I think the comments here shoq that there is a massive opportunity for a Wordpress Killer. Nothing I've seen listed could replace Wordpress for the majority of non technical clients I would hand over a CMS managed site to.
I agree that disclosing all my bank transactions would be active surveillance and would violate privacy (even more so in countries like the US where cash is phasing out of use).

But to my knowledge that's not what actually happens in western countries. Data reported to government agencies seems to always be limited to aggregates or data that acts like an aggregate (the amount of interest earned). I have a hard time seeing a privacy violation in that, since you provide a much more detailed version of that data to the government in your tax report.

On top of that there's of course also the transactions that are reported to the government because they look like money laundering. That's more questionable, but I think it's still reasonable.
Is there a setcap for it instead?
Well that shouldn't be true. Firstly there is no good reason why any PHP framework would ever require a specific web server, so the claim seems dubious. A little reading in their installation guide confirms Grav should work with any web server: https://learn.getgrav.org/basics/installation
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ren%C3%A9_Descartes

>Mr. Clerselier has written me that you are expecting from him my Meditations... in order to present them to the queen of the land. ...If I had only been as wise as they say the savages persuaded themselves that the monkeys were, I never would have become known as a maker of books: Since it is said that they imagined that the monkeys could indeed speak, if they wanted to, but that they chose not to so lest they be forced to work. And since I had not the same prudence to abstain from writing, I now have neither as much liesure nor as much peace as I would have had if I had kept quiet. But since the mistake has already been made, and since I am now known by an infinity of people at the academy, who look askance at my writings and scour them for means of harming me, I do have great hope of being known to persons of great merit, whose power and virtue could protect me.

>Letter to Pierre Chanut (Nov. 1, 1646) as quoted by Amir Aczel, Descartes' Secret Notebook (2005) citing René Descartes: Correspondance avec Elizabeth et autres lettres (1989) ed., Jean-Marie and M. Beysaade, pp. 245-246.
Intel Finds Moore’s Law’s Next Step at 10 Nanometers
But on the flip side, most physical trading floors are closed. Can't see the last few lasting much longer.
Are there any statistics on cocaine and opiod overdoses from the later 19th and early 20th centuries, when there were essentially no regulations on the substances and you could buy laudanum and patent medicines at your corner druggist?
High-resolution satellite wallpapers
The word "guys" isn't so gendered in 2017 as it might have been 50 years ago. Far more importantly, though, gendered advertisements have had thousands of years of success. Don't insult or belittle any demographic, but keep in mind that it's entirely possible that many different sales pages targeting different demographics is the long-term solution.

For a first trial though, I'd narrow to a laser tight focus and pick one person you believe the book will most serve and write all your copy as if you were talking only to that one person. After you get uptake, expand.
Tbh it's been a while since I looked into Triton, but it should operate in the same "feed it hardware and run virtual machines" space. I might experiment with running the components on top of smartos because of all the niceness that brings (i.e. crossbow, dtrace and zfs), but for now I’m building on top of Ubuntu.
I think the problem with these assistance systems currently is that they lull the driver into a false sense of security and increase reaction times for situation that can't be handled by the computer. So even if they work as advertised, I'm not convinced that they are at least as safe as having a human at wheel constantly. That being said, I'm somewhat wary of running "beta" software on cars. I'd expect a complicated and costly validation step with some independent government body before modifications to these systems are allowed to go live. I don't know whether Tesla does this or not.
It wasn't midnight anywhere with CDMA service when the leap second happened.
I use "folks" and some people like "y'all" (iirc the Recurse Center took that as their "guys" replacement). Not sure how quirky that is for you though.
I looked into snipcart however the admin was slow, and the pricing was much more expensive then Shopify when at scale (revenues in the millions).

Over the holidays I spent the time to write a Sinatra based replacement for the Shopify Checkout. There is a big opportunity for someone to do with ecommerce what Discorse did for forum software.
I believe Qt Canvas3D[0] is what you're suggesting. If I recall, one of the default project template(s) for this used three.js right out of the box.

Does anyone have any real-world Canvas3D stories? I've no experience with it. Things like potential idiosyncrasies its implementation relative to major browsers seems worrisome. Feature lag also might be a concern, especially with bleeding-edge features found behind flags. Not to mention the horror story that is Web Workers.

Granted, there's usually pain whenever you insist on having your cake and eating it too, it's just a matter of where.

[0] https://blog.qt.io/blog/2015/05/27/introducing-qt-canvas3d/
Can you share why?
There's ~90k cap. If your foreign-earned income is less than that, you state the tax paid in Germany and don't need to pay for US taxes. If you make more than ~90k, you have to pay taxes for the amount over ~90k.
It looks like Kelsey didn't write a lot of assembly before. There are quite a few things you either wouldn't do -- like `cld` for no reason -- or most people (and compilers) would do otherwise -- e.g., `xor ebx, ebx` instead of `mov ebx, 0`.

Besides, 32 bit (⊙＿⊙')
WhatsApp Is Testing Message Revoke and Edit  Features on Apple iOS
https://bolagslistan.nu - Delivers a list each month of all the recently registered companies in Sweden. You get information on what they do, where they are located, and so on, and I'm building a tool around this information to make it easy for people to search by industry, region, etc. And yes, I have customers! :)
Pros and Cons of Human like technologies
Given results from ex. neural networks, ML "rules" appear to be granular and flexible enough that I'm not sure they usefully count as being rules anymore.
Another note is that there are very few good (or cheap) solutions for selling digital downloads in Europe due to the VAT regs. Gumroad is the main one, followed by Etsy - though it's a very different beast.

Any other suggestions would be welcome...
Yes, you are right! Corrected it.
People are working on it. Search for: artificial general intelligence. There was a book out last year called: "the master algorithm" that talked about it (the book is not that great). We all know about how well certain AI are doing now (neural nets etc), and historically there were high hopes for logic based systems (prolog) that are not as popular at the moment. Anyway, the author speaks of 4-6 different AI camps that are all separate (depending on definitions) and he believes that combining them together could result in gerenral AI. The book is a half decent review of some the less well known AI (that might be worth exploring) but it has the problem that it's too much info for the novice and not enough for a non AI CS person. He actually has code etc, can't remember the name of the system.
Google Inbox allows you to do exactly this by saving links in your inbox through a sharing intent on Android or a Chrome extension on desktop.
Is it still realistic when you want to start multiple things at once? Or should you really go one by one?
Does anyone have any idea if I could buy the Intel wifi and have Dell swap it in? I have whatever the highest non business warranty support is at the moment.