skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ever hear of rogue Russian submarine commanders?
Microsoft Surface Pro 5 is coming in March 2017
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arghhh that's mostly unreadable because it's out of order. in ruby it's perfectly readable:

mixed_widgets.filter { |x| x.contains('widgets') }[0]['widgets']
You wrote,

> You're leaving out that most of Colorado has prohibited dispensaries or greatly marginalized them. Legalization is mostly in Denver.

The site I linked to clearly shows that there are cannabis shops all over Colorado, not just in Denver: Boulder, Durango, Pagosa Springs, etc. etc. So I'm not putting any words in your mouth, just quoting you directly and then showing that the data contradicts your statements.
Have you been able to figure out ripping Disney DVDs? Ex. Cars?

Disney is doing some funky disc encryption and I didn't find a solution with a few hours of googling.
I'll still pay because it is worth the $1 a month and keep it going.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/2928340/ultra-popular-hola-v...

A user was wanting to bypass some of our network restrictions and the intrepid jr. Admin suggested Hola unblocker to watch Netflix with me sitting 3 feet away.

This was effectively the final straw and convinced me I had made the wrong hire. He was out two days later.
If I use my company credit card, how does that help? Both scenarios would be tax write offs correct?
Thanks for the history! It almost makes me long for good old Ma Bell, who at least had the good sense not to change her name...
If your base language is pictographic (ex. Chinese/Japanese) then emoji blend into language. The only problem, not as easy to type "emoji" as it is to type Chinese or Japanese.

For a European language, not so much.
A ponzi scheme is completely different to Uber so comparing the two isn't helpful. Uber is comparable to working as an freelance/indy contractor, in fact it's almost exactly the same.

Uber has always been clear about how it works for the drivers, and not reading/understanding terms and conditions isn't an excuse for not taking responsibility for yourself.

Their early marketing quite literally spelled out that this is something you can do with your own pre-existing car to make a bit of extra cash on the side. In fact this is STILL the prevailing message you get from their website, let me quote a few lines at you;

"Got a car? Turn it into a money machine. The city is buzzing and Uber makes it easy for you to cash in on the action. Plus, you've already got everything you need to get started."

"Need something outside the 9 to 5? As an independent contractor with Uber, you’ve got freedom and flexibility to drive whenever you have time."

Somehow, and I really cannot fathom how, some people have interpreted this as "Go out and buy/lease a car, we'll give you a full time job".
Half (as mentioned in article) of soon-to-be parents are not fit for the job, and a significant amount choose to defer the job via abortion or adoption. This begs the question -- should the state intervene in sexual reproduction?

Should more babies be given up to the state to be distributed to people who have earned the job title of "parent"? The amount of kids living in poverty, and/or having incompetent parents is not a trivial fraction. Should it be the duty of a civilization to engineer generations; to save these children? At what point does "a child" become the responsibility/property of everyone, and not just the responsibility/property of the biological parents?

These are the hard questions that no one wants to think about.
My paycheck doesn't say Google. Call it rebranding if you like.
I'm going to go with "y axis" but it's just a guess.
> I want to like rust and understand that there are benefits to it, but why is this on the frontpage?

Because it indicates that there were no edge cases that rust couldn't handle, at least for this project. It's nice to know that it's a suitable tool for 100% of a project and not just 95% like so many others.
An old story (from 2010)

http://gawker.com/5637234/gcreep-google-engineer-stalked-tee...

https://www.wired.com/2010/09/google-spy/

I'm sure if you dug around you could find more. I'm certain it doesn't happen often. I'm not sure how accurate the "source" in those articles is but ...

> "We dismissed David Barksdale for breaking Google's

> strict internal privacy policies. We carefully control

> the number of employees who have access to our systems,

> and we regularly upgrade our security controls–for

> example, we are significantly increasing the amount of

> time we spend auditing our logs to ensure those controls

> are effective. That said, a limited number of people will

> always need to access these systems if we are to operate

> them properly–which is why we take any breach so seriously."

> — Bill Coughran, Senior Vice President, Engineering, Google
First, if your’re only interested in the first value, you should probably use a generator expression instead of a list comprehension, otherwise the loop will run for all mixed_widgets even though they won’t be used:

(x for x in mixed_widgets if 'widgets' in x)[0]['widgets']

but this doesn't work, since you can’t do indexing [0] on a generator expression. No matter, next() returns the first value of any iterator:

next(x for x in mixed_widgets if 'widgets' in x)['widgets']

Also, I think it the repetition of x in the 'x for x in' part is a bit ugly, we can fix that by moving the ['widgets'] attribute retrieval operation to inside the generator expression:

next(x['widgets'] for x in mixed_widgets if 'widgets' in x)
It was written somewhat off the cuff and I did frame it as "as I understand it." I was just trying to give some general historical background for why the US has gotten to where it is currently, even though what we currently do is incredibly broken.

I don't know why I seem to inspire this kind of reaction in people, and maybe it isn't "me" per se, but I seem to get this a lot. And I am genuinely interested in figuring out if it is really something I do that I can somehow change.

Thank you for engaging me in meaty discussion.

Best.
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Please don't routinely create throwaway accounts. We ban those. HN is a community—anonymity is fine, but users should have some continuous identity that other users can relate to. Otherwise we might as well have no usernames and no community, and that would be an entirely different site.
I would agree, but most of the time I click on an AMP link, it spins and doesn't load. I think it's usually reddit links, but still, that's not okay.
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So I only see right-wing fake news sites called out by Mr Phillips. Is he not worried about the damage that left-wing fake news causes?
I'm not a security expert by any means, but I like these three guides in the DO tutorials for a typical box.

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/an-introduc...

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-...

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-secu...

There are a dozen or so tools mentioned in the above.
I can see it happening quite easily in the real world if you do something like close a little shortcut that gets back on the main road via a light that only ever changes when it detects a car on the shortcut, but that's an intersection effect, which I don't think the paradox is focusing on.
I've heard an extremely similar story from a friend. First I thought "Wow, what are the chances?", but it turns out that the Internet's a small place.

Hi Harold.
On basis do you assert that $5,520 is ridiculously expensive? What price would not be ridiculous? What makes the cited plan decent and the other lower-premium options not decent?
> at least deliver better user experience

This is what it comes down to. AMP is failing at that.
From another subthread, https://github.com/trailofbits/algo is an ipsec-only alternative to streisand that looks good (although it requires an app to be installed on android). They also get ipsec working on aws/gce, so apparently whatever obstacle streisand faces with this configuration is solvable.
Did you segment your users and check their conversion rate. Looking for conversion rate overall is a bad idea, try to segment logically and look for conversion rates.
You said that you need to be making < $50,000 to be considered for a discount from coveredCa. If you're using your company to pay for your expenses, and you draw less than 50G in personal income. You should be eligible for a discount.
WeChat launches “Mini-Apps” today
1. Joint account. What money is made is for the family we don't have a concept of mine or hers. What we agree to is a budget for misc expenses for both of us. If either of us wants to buy something over a certain dollar amount then we talk about it and make it happen. As for presents we generally use a credit card and pay the bill when it comes due but this keeps the gift "hidden" until the special occasion.

2. We are both in our 40's and on second marriage so honestly probably not as relevant. But I'll tell you we both learned from our prior relationships that finding what works for us is more important then what anyone else thinks or what anyone's opinion is but our own. Easier said I know but it is very true.

3. Finding balance. Agreeing what the split of responsibility was and working through it. To complicate our situation a little I started working from home about 2 years after we made the switch. Which then meant I basically invaded her "space" all day and through off her schedule. So that was honestly the single biggest issue we have had to figure out. It took probably 2 years, no shit, to figure it all out.

Question you didn't ask. She has to feel in equal control like a solid partnership over things like the finances etc. one of you might be better at day to day management of finances so let that person do it but never should she have to ask you for money just cause you have the income producing job. That is a receipt for divorce, resentment and overall leads to control issues. Also make sure she keeps active credit in her name only too. Don't let her credit suffer just cause she isn't actively working. Keep a credit card in her name and keep it current of course. This is really important for both of you.

Last point, communication about everything and each of your expectations will make it way easier. You don't have to initially agree but you have to come to an understanding about all the big stuff. Like division of responsibility, finance etc.

Good luck! We love how our situation works but it takes some effort to keep everything good, no different then if you were both working just some different issues.
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Short opinion piece that is remarkably void of any substance.
> In philosophy, later philosophers may suggest a counterargument to the early philosopher, but as philosophy does not normally deal in absolutes it is impossible to say the later philosopher is now more correct and worth reading instead of the earlier philosopher.

Absolutely wrong. I have heard this on several occasions - where do people get this misconception from? The whole point of materialism (and especially new materialism, and even the "materialist Hegelianism" of Badiou and Zizek) is to show that idealism, whether in Greek or Eastern form, is wrong and misleading, and the negative effects it has had on people's every day lives in terms of religion, politics, and thinking about "the way the world works."
I read Google's position to be much stronger than you suggest.

Selling the sensor as an off the shelf part is a distant second to their strategic platform and data goals.

"They can't get people to partner with them" because these companies are afraid of being marginalized like IBM was with MS-DOS. They are just watching the dust settle to see if they can buy and build enough on their own to stay competitive.

Finally, your cash flow analysis doesn't actually tell us how much Google has invested here. It could be $10B for all we know.
Must watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSGv2VnC0go

I believe that the list comprehension will be faster than filter, but as always, any time you replace readable code with unreadable code for performance reasons, you damn well better time it.
Is it possible to show what XSLT is and why it's useful in like 5 minutes? I've always wanted a transformation language of some sort, but I've never managed to figure out XSLT (probably because I've never needed it) so I don't know what problems it solves or doesn't solve.
Youe issues with android are easy to explain. You were not using android. You used horrible forks by HTC and Samsung.

Its kind of sad that peoples android impression gets downed when they actually never run a clean Android..
Who else here would rather have a HiDPI 21:9 monitor than a 8K one? Afaik, we still have to choose between HiDPI and 21:9.
I was a fulltime wife and mom for two decades. AMA. :-)
Goodbye Cruel World: Professor Predicts Societal Collapse in 2020s
NY Times is like a garbage can full of crinkled up rough drafts of poems, with a crinkled up Scientific American article somewhere near the bottom.
The apparent general disagreement with your theory suggests there may be a third explanation.
That is a pretty gross rephrasing of wpietri's point.
I want to see a screenshot of the analytics page before providing my email.
That'll be the first step. Then people will notice all those crazy download times, and someone will figure out that things could be better if they could write a single reusable "container" app in WebAssembly and WebGL that could host nearly arbitrary content, described in some kind of high-level markup language that's reasonably concise...
If you're old enough to need progressive lenses, do yourself a real favor and get a second pair of glasses: a single vision set adjusted for normal monitor/laptop distance.

With that 55" monitor, how far away are you going to put it? Across the room?

With single vision glasses you can choose how far away to put the monitor. I had mine adjusted to 20", the distance to my laptop screen in normal use. I'm currently using a MacBook Pro Retina 15" running Windows 10, and my second monitor is a 24" 4K monitor, a ViewSonic VX2475SMHL-4K mounted on an Amazon Basics (Ergotron) arm, spending most of its time in portrait mode.

With the adjustable arm I can put this monitor at the same viewing distance as the laptop screen, or rotate it to landscape mode for a movie. Portrait mode works out great for everyday programming - I can have documentation on the portrait screen and code on the MacBook screen.

And if I want to go someplace, I can just pack up the MacBook and still have a perfectly crisp view of the entire screen. Can't do that with progressives.

I can't recommend the single vision lenses highly enough - it's one of the best things I ever did for myself. (But don't just ask for "reading glasses" - those will be closer to a 16" focusing distance, much too close for computer use. Bring your laptop to the optometrist and you can try out different lens corrections right there.)
They are not irrelevant as 'hard data', which is what you requested. If you want to have only anecdotes and personal experiences then by all means stay with what you order when you go out.
Articles likes these are great. It's important that we be aware of the infrastructure like this, which enables fast trans-continental communication.

See also, AT&T video of their ship, the CS Long Lines: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhnblU9leIo
People on the first list don't get to choose who they are.

People on the second list make a conscious decision to use birth control.

Thus the two are different.

Same way hating men in general would be misandric. Hating men who do X is not.
For CoveredCA, does anyone know if capital gains count towards $50k? Or 'just' your ordinary income?
This erodes democracy. While I expect employees to report child porn if they see it, running that kind of deep dive on deleted files, when the customer made no such request, is a gross violation of privacy.

I used to fix people's computers as a kid. I never saw any child porn, but I didn't go romping about their hard drive to see what they had - unless they needed me to. Why can't the government show people the same respect?

This erodes faith in not only government (which impacts tax compliance) but in companies as well. That can have all sorts of impacts from people doing stupid or dangerous things to try to "be safe" to impacts to economy.

I know that sounds crazy, but people are stupid AND crazy.
Heh, I wonder whose geocoding API this is (ab)using. Mashape seems to completely hide this information.
Do what I did six years ago: Marry an Australian and leave the US. I now pay AU $350/month for private medical insurance for my family of five, in addition to being able to access Australia's world-class public Medicare medical system.

It's only when you live outside of the US that you realize it has the worst healthcare system in the developed world (unless you're very rich, in which case it's the best, which says a lot about the US political system).
Ask HN: At what age did you start computer engineering
Just curious to see what age did you begin computer programming and coding and what language you all began with and followed it up with.
I started at 19 with Python and moved onto Java
Links since these are some really spooky and generic names:

* http://www.nightmarejs.org/
* http://phantomjs.org/screen-capture.html
Aside from a complete OS, a database implementation that is performant seems like it would be the ultimate proof that rust can replace c.

I did find a basic one:

https://github.com/nukep/llamadb/blob/master/Usage.md
If you're asking the question, the answer is probably "yes". :)
How do we guard against this when it is becoming increasingly the case that both parents work full-time?

It seems like parenthood is itself more than a full-time job...
Maybe if your user community wasn't brimming with pedantic assholes we wouldn't have to.

No matter how much you ban us, dang, at least we'll always know we have you as an audience.

You'll be reading my comments forever, dang.
Why Messenger hasn't replicated success similar to WeChat with the Bots platform
Nope, the punishment is a reaction to an action (the murder). First there's the virus then comes the anti-virus. Without the action there is no punishment. You can twist this idea for as long as you wish, your point is still wrong as it's based on parallel universes and "what ifs" all the time. You remind me of the late Christopher Hitchens debates (go watch that man on youtube, also Sam Harris and Lawrence Krauss) where the religious arguments are always based on the premise of "prove me that God doesn't exist" while nobody can actually prove it exists neither.

I know a gypsy family in my country (it's been aired on TV 2 weeks ago - there are many such examples) which has 12 kids, all of them sent in Paris and Berlin to beg on the streets for money. Back home they have a palace and 4-5 cars each above 30-40k euros from everything they raised over the years. Most of those kids bring zero value to the society (it's not their fault - it's how they were raised), even worst, "it takes one bad apple to spoil the bunch" meaning that I see a trend in the youth to go for the "easy money" which brings us to the top of the list when it comes to fraud, identity theft, credit card theft, hacking and so on. This is just an example (and there's plenty more I can think of) but I want to ask you...are they a gift? To whom?
To their parents maybe...in which case, isn't it selfish in some cases to make more kids than none at all? Aren't you just subjective by using yourself as an example to all arguments?

As a father myself, I don't see a goal in "preserving my bloodline" at all. The bloodline doesn't matter. I always go for quality over quantity. I don't need to pay tribute to anybody (ancestors). I didn't ask anybody to bring me into this world. A gift is something that you're offered, never imposed.
SVG certainly has its uses, but I can't trust all the clever filtering stuff after seeing even modern, high-spec PCs literally crashed with relatively simple effects just by trying to draw the SVG in a browser. Something about certain browser rendering, or maybe the underlying Windows graphics APIs or someone's card drivers, just isn't stable or robust in this area, in my experience.
That's actually the talk I was thinking about, but I guess I forgot how exactly Raymond described generator expressions there. Thanks for linking it again!
Try pushing the larger display slightly further away until it covers the same field of view as the smaller display. Getting the display to 4+ feet away from your face will noticeably reduce eye strain. You don’t need your eyes to converge as much, and you don’t need to focus as close, leaving your muscles closer to their relaxed position.

For work where you’re constantly changing your gaze from near to far (esp. e.g. working outside) or taking frequent breaks to walk around so your eye muscles are flexing back and forth, it’s not as big a deal, but if you’re in a relatively static position focusing close all day long, the extra distance is nice.

(Actually, both those Dell displays you mentioned are pretty low resolution. If you get a chance, try some of the 200+ ppi ones. Makes a huge difference even for text/code.)
> using typescript with d3 feels great but there are some gotchas; if you're interested, let me know and I'll write a blog post.

This would be extremely interesting and useful. Please do write your thoughts about it. Thanks.
I'm glad that worked for you. I heard somewhere in my teens a doctor who said essentially that we spend our adult lives trying to recreate our childhood relationships and if we find our adult relationships lacking, that connection is the first place to investigate.
I understand that my comparison is inspiring negative emotions. But that doesn't make it wrong.

Do you have an intellectual (rather than emotional) argument why my rephrasing is somehow invalid?
Sorry for the late response. But alone fiverr fits this vague description
Foxtrot merges in Git
> sciences inform our knowledge of the external world, while philosophy informs our knowledge of ourselves and (the rightness of/the reasons for) our behavior within that world

How would you categorize ethology, behavioral neuroscience etc?
I sponsored my own visa & moved to Hong Kong where all residents (even temporary) are covered by almost free public health care.
That's actually the reason I got confused with the original comment I replied to. The author said he 'passed' the interview and then got rejected by committee, and the only committee 'after' passing the interview is the VP/SVP review. In reality he did not actually passed the interview, he might have just gotten a relatively good feedback from the interviewers.
~4.5 times faster with comprehension.

In [11]: timeit.timeit('''list(filter(lambda x : ('widgets' in x), mixed_widgets))[0]['widgets']''', '''nw={'abc': 'def'};w={'widgets':'s'};mixed_widgets=[nw]*100+[w]+[nw]*100''', number=100000)
Out[11]: 2.6956532129988773

In [12]: timeit.timeit('''[x for x in mixed_widgets if 'widgets' in x][0]['widgets']''', '''nw={'abc': 'def'};w={'widgets':'s'};mixed_widgets=[nw]*100+[w]+[nw]*100''', number=100000)
Out[12]: 0.5911771030077944

But not generating the list at all is still going to be faster (with bigger gains for bigger data)

In [13]: timeit.timeit('''next(x for x in mixed_widgets if 'widgets' in x)['widgets']''', '''nw={'abc': 'def'};w={'widgets':'s'};mixed_widgets=[nw]*100+[w]+[nw]*100''', number=100000)
Out[13]: 0.3324074839911191