skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As long as austerity is enforced under the eu-mark the disintegration is a certainty.

The only way it could be saved would be to jettison the euro or at least the convergence criteria. Germany doesn't seem keen on a succesful EU, perhaps there's some underlaying anger over those last couple of attemps to ruin Europe. One can only guess.
Right, I suppose for Ansible the idiomatic approach is to write/use a plugin - like:

http://docs.ansible.com/ansible/firewalld_module.html

Expanding the white-list of ips is a matter of config/templates.

Fwiw, I do think Ansible tend to get a bit complicated because plugins tend to get a bit opaque and complicated. On the other hand, some simple special variables like "all_other_servers" to avoid manually filtering out "self" procedurally all the time is probably a good idea.

I'm not sure if I'll be able to spare the time - but I'll at least watch the github repository - perhaps I can try and help flesh out some alternative examples if you file an issue?

[ed: perhaps such things should go here?

https://github.com/myplaceonline/posixcube/issues/4
]
I did the exact same thing. It seems reasonable to spend $700 on the major interface you have with your computer. I also expect these monitors to last about 10 years.
These things are not unrelated :) If you accept that there is only the wave function as in the bare formalism, either an infinity of worlds or zero worlds, like in QIT, are the logical outcomes.

But I am not saying they "have to" - I'm saying that is their reason for not accepting the bare formalism.
Erlang != OOP as imagined by Kay... as I understand Kay's intent.

Erlang == "independent reliable units of computing". (I think Erlang programmers call them "functions"? Or maybe "processes"? AFAIR only the "process" level is subject to message loss, yes?)

I'm sure you're right about most of what you wrote, but that's not the point I was getting at.

EDIT: Just to expound: In Kay's conception even e.g. "==" inside a function would be a method invocation and it would be asynchronous (presumably taking two continuations, one for "equal" and another for "not equal"). This absurdity is why I fundamentally disagree with the Actor model (as a model of computation), but also with extremism such as Kay's.

EDIT: Btw, I call bullshit on the 99.9999999% reliable service unless you can come up with a reference. I know that Erlang/OPT is known for legendary relaibility, but I'm unsure on what that means: Does it mean "no interruption" on any given stream (e.g. phone call). Does it mean "no more than X connections fail"?
> Now you are just making things up

No, I'm not, it's part of the treaties.

Can't you lookup things on Wikipedia?

Is it to hard for you?

"The other nine members of the European Union continue to use their own national currencies, although most of them are obliged to adopt the euro in future."
I only suggest that the people who named certain commands must type 500 wpm. Shit can be really really long.
Not fully accurate - spouses of H1B, H4 can work now: http://www.immihelp.com/h4-visa-ead/.
If you're curious what this is all about, I'd recommend jumping to this point in a video linked to in the article: https://youtu.be/IbjF5VjniVE?t=42m11s —Yann LeCun will begin saying, "the best idea ever ... is adversarial training."

The article is kind of confusing because it's discussing three different ways game theory has shown up in the context of machine learning recently—but they're all totally separate ideas.
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It is not the EU telling these countries what to do. It is other EU countries telling other EU countries what to do, just because they have more votes.

What if one EU country wants to do something else? Can't different EU countries just choose to do their own thing, and be ruled by their OWN population, instead of people in Germany deciding what happens to people in Poland?

If greece doesn't want to deal with these immigrants then THEY should chose to close their own borders.

Self determination is the fundamental issue at stake here.

The EU IS telling countries what to do! People in Germany are deciding what happens to people in Poland!
The true moral of the story is that Grace Hopper was sharp as a tack and funny as hell.

It's worth watching her on Letterman. She's a hoot.
One more difference is that L1 visa holders cannot change companies.
Ask HN: Is it possible to make $200K/year base salary?
Are there any companies, fields or specific areas related to software development that offer +200K base salary per year? I don't care about stocks or bonuses... let's say this is for 8-10y of experience.

Example: Netflix (+200k/y base salary with no extra)
Webpage is down due to traffic, here's a cache of it:
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Sorry to disagree.

"With access to six universities and twelve junior colleges in an 8 kilometer (5 mi) radius, Montreal, Quebec (Canada) has the highest proportion of post-secondary students of all major cities in North America. "

All of the examples you gave are small college towns.

'Ames' 'Ithaca' 'State College' - those are not cities etc.

Montreal has 6 major universities and other colleges crammed right downtown in a tiny radius.

San Francisco does not have 300K students in the city. There are only 800K residents in SF, that would make almost 50% students :). The 'Bay Area' - sure. But the bay is huge - and not really even a city.

Chicago is a massive, sprawling city with 600K students.

Dallas-Forth Worth - again - massive, sprawling cities, geographically spread out.

Montreal - not including the suburbs, just the city proper, has 100's of thousands of students.

I think the only other city with the student density would be Boston and the numbers may be off because Harvard and MIT are technically in Cambridge, not Boston.
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Why are people scared of immigration this time around and not previously?

Did previous immigrants assimilate? Were they similar, culturally?
There was a fairly widely shared video EXE floating around for a bit more than twenty years, quite certain it was one of the first videos I watched on my Windows PC and I still remember it to this day.
It is significantly better than cygwin, but of course it doesn't beat real Linux.
For general population and media consumption concentrating on 1 keyword is way better than 2 or more keywords. So if H1B is picked by politicians than it is better strategy to hammer on it instead of discussing nuances of various visa types.

IMO H1B or not lots of typical IT jobs are disappearing anyway .
O.k. here goes--What are some of HN'ers predictions about the future? Maybe just five years from now?

I predict it will become bad manners to stare into a phone screen while in a social setting. (People will sneak off to glance, like some smokers now.)
I'm certainly sorry for my rash, emotion fueld comment, but there's no pattern of "insubstantive comments" the throw away indicated.
I got that one ("allah", presumably), but was stuck on these three:

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mocha
expression
H4 dependents can only work after the primaries's green card process reached certain stage which may take few years.
But with L1, spouse can start work from day 1
Montreal has a bunch of major universities right downtown, in the city core/proper. Not the 'major metro area'.

In most other cities, they are way spread out in the region.
I'd less worry about NSA then character like googles Eric Schmidt. This one will sell you in a blink of an eye for his own political hallucinations.
Can you buy SIM cards for Verizon/Sprint and the GSM carriers? Or do they force you to buy a phone that includes a SIM?
Was that hard? I hate bouncing between bash and PowerShell.
"espresso", not "expresso".
No, it's not right to declare expert opinion to be the same as simple opinion, fad, or partisan propaganda. It is right to expect experts to change their guidance as they gain greater understanding of the objective truth of their fields.

Nor is it right to equivalate different fields of study, such as nutrition and economics. Some fields of study are much more stable than others due to the ease of proper sampling, hypothesis testing, and experiment replication. If you want to try to discredit economic experts, then focus on their failures, not the failures of other fields.

Last but not least, your claim that it is easier to corrupt and politicize centralized power is meaningless. Power only exists when it is centralized. Decentralization simply means creating multiple smaller groups of centralized power.

I think that the benefits of centralization, such as standardization of norms and forced unity, have proven far more beneficial to society as a whole than any increased chance of corruption.
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The kernel is full of third party libs too.
That's an advantage for employers. Imagine you are bringing a employee who you know will not leave. That leads to lots of possibilities
Did you read the article? It says it right there. Hundreds of millions of dollars of fines for not doing what the EU says. Those are the facts. Fines. They are real.
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I can have a big IDE open will simultaneously having a terminal and web browser open to a website that helps with what I'm working on in the IDE. Can't really do that with one monitor, even with one desktop. It's worth it, absolutely, for me. Whatever works for you though.
Same source, I used the graph generator to graph by country and year. The bottom 'light green' bar in each country's section is 2015, each successive bar above is one year prior.

http://imgur.com/a/od7Hi

You can see, in 2015, very notable increases in (in)migration rate for Austria, Denmark, Germany, Ireland, Malta, Slovakia, and Estonia. You can also see Italy's huge 2013 spike (in magenta).
And optical media is also immutable (read only) when you need it to be immune to any data changes.

I find that read only point in time backups gain value over time. Especially if you need to pull a file that would have been long rotated and replaced by newer backups on read write media (eg. HDDs).

Unfortunately the market for this use case is not large and this is greatly reflected in the prices and relatively hard to source high quality optical media. For BD this would be (inorganic) HTL Panasonic media which only has a market inside Japan itself. M-Disc is the other alternative although it only has proven itself within the DVD market, as classical HTL BD media is expected to be very similar in endurance to what M-Disc has on offer in the BD range.
Many of them but not all. H4 EAD is for spouses of 1140 approved or 6+ years on H1 and green card process started.
Yea. I cant wait until Trump uses that reasoning to have Bernie or Warren investigated in 4 years.

Either way Obama set many terrible precedents that will be used.
Do you roll 10 of them in one hand and manually input the results back?
For what purpose?
Study after study has shown that going to a "2nd grade" university makes no difference to your skill level and lifetime earnings. They basically compared people who were accepted to "top grade" universities and chose to go somewhere else with people who did go. So don't stress about it. Simply learn as much as you can on/off university.
I'm not seeing where it is we disagree.
Sure it will involve time investment on my part, but I want a visualization tool to help lighten that investment and help me come to the understanding more quickly.
You definitely want https://www.cs.princeton.edu/~appel/modern/ml/.
I wonder how snapchat ads are converting

Its pretty covert because so many people are dismissing it as something their daughters use to do frivolous things

But I bet they didn't even know about the election ads, or the short form stuff thats decent at getting the point across quickly, or the location filter ads
Correct, this is not a statistical trial or anything official. In fact, my data is not significant. After years of using Google and Facebook ads that I have never seen CPM out beat CPC.
Would you prefer using two of those 5k monitors? I'm curious. I bought two nice LG 4k monitors for less than the price of one of those 5k monitors, and I'm pretty happy with my workflow now. Admittedly, it's a two-cable situation.
There is a new XAML feature called x:Bind where the XAML compiler code-gens the data binding code instead of the framework doing it all at runtime. You can set breakpoints in the generated code.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/xaml-platform/x...

Instead of C++/Cx, you can use the new C++/WinRT, which uses standard C++ syntax and adds "await" to make async programming much easier.

https://github.com/Microsoft/cppwinrt
But, the whole employment visas have to be reformed as a whole. For example, tightening H1b means, companies can start using L1 or Eb1c more. These work rounds are already being taken advantage of.
I agree with you. The primary purpose of my web sites and ad campaigns is marketing, not sales.

Nevertheless, some proceeds in the latter sphere must eventually be realised from the former, by means however diffuse...
10 years ago I discovered this site. To this day I still use the Ian quick knot as my go-to. I still shock people when I can tie a perfect bow knot with any material.
> It's about creating an identity

Sorry, that sounds like socialist nonsense.

> A single market

The single market was and is designed for a collection of industrialized nations that no longer exist. 2/3 of the EU economy today is driven by services (80% in the UK) and yet there is no single market in services worthy of the name.

Even the EU commission admits that the single market is a dysfunctional mess; of course their answer to the productivity problem Europe has is 'more single market!'

> and in the process, creating peace.

It's only been through the interests of the US that peace has been maintained. The expansionary EU threatens that.

> it only overpowers states in favour of its citizens

In what world is it a good idea that unelected and unaccountable judges can overpower the elected and accountable governments of member states?
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Shame or realism.
Yep looks like you're right, I could have sworn that zsh was after tcsh then bash from there on out. Went looking in my Mac OS X for unix geeks book and it was right on the transition so bad memory no cookie. I'll punish my brain with beer for its transgressions.
I had set my market at United States only. You're correct, about quality score.
OK, so I'm writing in a 'dead thread' (likely) but for what it's worth: I think your last sentence is the right idea; do the work then find a mentor in a related area as a consequence of that. I really don't like being approached by people who haven't put in any effort yet want to network for the sake of networking.
But of course if you have to pay to go to university (I didn't) then your dept will be so much higher going to a "top grade" university.
Pretty much - except the rending engine won't let that block of pixels allow to hit the framebuffer
Oversaturated and desensitized, yes, but too few non-technical people are bothered enough to install an ad blocker. This is an issue because the biggest security threats, today, come from ad-network-delivered-junk.

It has become so much of an issue that my advice on which antivirus to install has shifted from xxx to uBlock Origin. It's just basic computer hygiene, and I would really like if content creator would move away from ad network based advertising.
Ugh. No, it's like a group of people deciding to do something together. Sometimes you don't like what the group is doing,but it's usually better to be in it than outside of it. I personally would love for EU to unite even further,just call it United States of Europe and stop saying that it's German people telling Polish people what to do or vice versa - it doesn't matter, or at least I wish it didn't.

And I'm sure you know very well that "closing borders" wouldn't do a thing when immigrants arrive via boats and land on your beaches asking for asylum. You just can't send people back to active war zones, and that has nothing to do with EU regulations.
I read it quite differently. This is economically logical for them: By keeping minimum wage low[er] they can afford things made by those earning less than them.

If minimum wage went up, their wage is unlikely to go up as well, but their costs would go up, so their effective income will be lower.

> Sounds exactly like the Republican playbook

Instead of insulting those you disagree with, how about understanding them instead?
I didn't imply the opposite. Just stating a fact that was omitted.
That's right H4 EAD is a benefit of green card process and not just the H1b itself. However, L2 EAD is purely based on L1 and has no bearing on the GC process.
Incorrect, the dependent has a 3 month waiting period.
Yup, I talked about this (and the origins of ASCII and why Ctrl+M is new line etc) in a talk I gave at the end of last year entitled "A brief history of Unicode". The video recording has just been published on InfoQ:

https://www.infoq.com/presentations/unicode-history
> and the fact that Go has no package manager ala. pip or Ivy.

A featureful Go package manager a la Cargo or NPM is coming.

A not-so basic package manager is baked into the language and its official tooling. It just behaves like a Unix application, so instead of "pip uninstall package" you run "rm -rf $GOPATH/src/github.com/author/package" (or do it in your app's vendor directory, instead of using a virtualenv).
Thank you agents for trying to keep us safe!
Talk about a loaded acronym.
The implication is that this is the way to go as a parent. The underlying thesis is that if you don't do things like this as a parent then you cannot complain about how your kids turned out (exaggerated paraphrase)

It's like if I wrote a post saying "How I started a company, grew it to $10 million and sold it in 3 months" and it started with "I put in my $5 million trust fund as capital for this company". As a story it might be interesting. As an entry in the "advice post" genre (hinted at by the title), not so great
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The Chomsky hierarchy is very useful. Knowledge of it distilled as theory of automata is basic Comp Sci literacy. I've heard of instances where ignorance of such had large consequences.
C# maybe. But C# is not suitable for what I do (fast deep learning on video, images, and audio). Any kind of managed language is hostile to those kinds of things and just plain not designed for them. I want to drop down to SIMD intrinsics and assembly when I need perf, and C# won't let me do so.

But I think even folks with much more modest needs suffer with UWP. For instance, try to load an image from your hard drive (using UWP C++), resize it with Lanczos and get access to its pixels. The API is a fucking nightmare, there's no way to resize an image that I could find (unless you want to show it in the UI, in which case all is taken care of for you, but you can't get pixels from there). On macOS/iOS, it's just a few lines of rather plain looking code.
I'm not sure if those architectures are comparable to the one discussed in the article, except that both are highly parallel. GPUs and Cell are, as you mention, data-parallel.

The article talks about a much more "anarchistic" parallelism where thousands of different (in code and data) objects are each doing their thing, sending messages to each other when necessary. I guess that Erlang/Elixir's threads are closest currently, as mentioned in the article.
> The people don't want open borders

The people don't want a lot of things.

> If the EU doesn't, then the whole thing will collapse

And then the people won't even have the option of going to Berlin and work as waitress, while people from Africa or middle east will continue to come here, undisturbed, without a super state trying to control the situation.

It's so obvious that the single states can't control immigration on their own.

If that's what they want, they can be my guests.
>We've seen this type of boom with Go.

Canonical was in fact funding development of go-qml, with the Ubuntu phone in mind.

It has unfortunately broken over time, although a fork exists maintained by the limetext developers.

There is a Qt (and QML) binding library at github.com/therecipe/qt which works, but is far less simple.
> So to get 90% useless traffic, it means you set up campaigns without proper targeting or content, not Adwords/FB is 90% useless.

at least one similarity to Poker, Daytrading, Daily Fantasy Sports

so with a more objective criticism, "the full story", new projects might nix these kind of ad campaigns from the budget and Facebook and Google will get one tenth of the revenue?
Yes, If you're comfy in Ubuntu land then the everything just works..
I have two setups: one large single monitor, and one dual setup.

I had always thought that the multi setup was better, but have found over the years that it's only better at certain things (for me). I've found the single monitor setup better for tasks that need focus. Full screen apps (or nicely tiled sets of apps) for single task work well on one larger monitor. This fits writing, initial coding of modules, visual design, and reading dense material.

The multi monitor setup is great for tasks that require many views, especially collaboration, research, and projects with many reference materials.

I would love a desk that let me switch between the two, or windowing software that made it trivial to get to a focus mode that disabled the extra monitors when I needed extra attention. Those times where focus is important, I find the extra monitors, light, and visual noise distracting more than seems logical.
I felt the same when I tried LinkedIn ads... It doesn't even compare to a poorly targeted Reddit post.

I don't know if big companies get special treatment, but as a small startup, these ad networks just don't seem to work at all.

Sometimes I feel that the reason why big companies advertise through Facebook/LinkedIn/Google is not to promote themselves, but rather, to bleed small competitors out of business by inflating the CPC/cost of acquisition for their industry.
you mean they become eligible only after 3 months?
For making an efficient Scheme implementation: most everything written by R. Kent Dybvig or his students. I'd start with his PHd thesis (Three Implementation Models for Scheme, specifically the stack-based part).

http://www.cs.indiana.edu/~dyb/

(See also Lua's upvalues for a way to optimize closure variable access that's a bit simpler than his display closures).
> You're going to have to deal with this at a higher level than the line of code which tried to save the file.

Exactly, but that's the point I'm trying to make, perhaps badly. My point is: Can a function call fail in Erlang, i.e. can it just "not return"? AFAIUI as long as you're inside a message handler, this cannot happen -- any function call will receive a return value. In other words: Function calls inside message handlers are synchronous.

In the Actor model conceived by Hewitt, this is not the case. Now, this would be a huge problem for any foundational theory, but he seems to get around it by just assuming infinte resources (queues), so it all works out in theory.
If could get an average annual return of 34.95% would you be interested?
Apparently there are .stl files of some of the bones available to download [0] but it seems like the given link is broken [1]

Would love to see if anyone has successfully 3d printed the bones.

[0] https://elucy.org/how-lucy-died/

[1] https://utexas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_80W8PaQeLqdqP8V
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Yes, they all wanted to remain anonymous so we used stock images of people similar to them to prevent identification, either via reverse image search or by colleagues identifying them. We run into issues of people judging others when they feel they receive insights to rise... it sets a weird tone.

Though your point is well taken, we need to find a better approach. People are sensitive about the topic.