skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Profanity is about emotional honesty. Swearing implies anger. Replacing "that fucker beat up my friend everyday" with "that ill-intentioned person beat up my friend everyday" is emotionally inaccurate.
Good idea for a dystopian CSI. "This AI invented image detail shows you are guilty"
Isn't that the advice you give to all your intergalactic clients fellellor?
Projects, Movements, and the Drone Collision That Wasn't
The Importance of Mobile Apps in Marketing and How They Can Boost Your Business
I'm glad to hear someone else say that because the book seems to get high marks and recommendations but I didn't care for it at all. I thought it was just me. I just don't think he has a very engaging writing style.

The second half of the book is "the catalog" of algorithms and I guess maybe that's what people like but the I had so few "a ha" moments reading the book that I got to page 130 before I threw i the towel.
From my understanding, the clemency process is actually incredibly time consuming, as every case that receives a Presidential pardon is thoroughly reviewed by staff, before the President himself. I suspect it would be almost impossible to get a pardon at this stage from President Obama, there simply isn't enough time for him to review a last minute case amongst all the other things his office is trying to do before he leaves office.

While pardons are predominantly issued at the tail end of a President's term, there is no requirement that they be so, so you can certainly still appeal once the new President takes office.
Former Microsoft Executive and Noted AI Expert Qi Lu Joins Baidu as COO
The navigation toolbar hiding is only part of the problem with the navigation on iOS: AMP also breaks the default iOS navigation bar hiding, so even with the AMP toolbar hiding screen real estate is still being burned. Your article also hadn't even mentioned scrolling: on iOS, at least, scrolling is "janky" and slow and unnatural; and that's before you realize the insanity of how they selfishly are breaking scroll left and right in their attempt to take control of the entire Internet as mere content for their website :/.
The Japanese economy does not depend on a small handful of companies that are too big to fail. The Korean economy does.
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There's 3 possible meanings:

* the last of the men who walked on the Moon has died

* the last man who stepped onto the Moon for the first time, died

* the last man who ever stood on the Moon before stepping off, died

Perhaps those last 2 refer to the same person, perhaps not.
You can't run valgrind on the kernel (not because of the speed, but because the way valgrind works it's not technically feasible), but even if you could, the bad access only occurred when the particular type of packet was received. The kernel panic essentially was the kernel's run-time bad access detection triggering.
Right, they should follow our lead in the west where we recognize that campaign donations are speech and end up with the CEO of a major corporation as the next Sec. of State. We don't just do bribery, we've legalized it.
Interesting point, and to be honest I'm not sure what would I do at this point, so far my main philosophy was that deep understanding of fields that you specialize in + years of experience would pull you through whatever has to come. This is why I asked the question, wasn't sure if that holds true or not.
Of course there is a risk in that, and that's why non-voting shares usually trade to a discount to voting shares. If the voting members fleece the non-voting members, this will make it increasingly difficult to raise money in the future without diluting ownership (GOOG vs GOOGL is about 3% discount)
Perhaps my expectations have simply been skewed by reading about negative billiion dollar incomes in valley companies, but It seems to me that spaceX is doing pretty well to be in the black with such large growth. (other than this year)

It also seems disingenuous to compare spaceX's launch history with that of a 36 year old company (Arianespace)
> Henry Gilbert’s design was a hybrid of Alfred Beach’s air-powered underground and Charles T Harvey’s cable-powered elevated railway. Passengers would be moved through a double row of ‘atmospheric tubes’ suspended from wrought-iron Gothic arches, held on slender Corinthian columns.

An early idea of hyperloop?
Samsung shows constitutional monarchies can work
And if all it can do is tell me about the 99% chance, how soon will I be allowed to ask it for the compound?
An Introduction to Functional Programming in Java 8: Part 0 – Motivation
Besides, it's not healthy for an economy to be heavily dependent on a small number of family-controlled firms, whether they are corrupt or not.

Is it the "small number" part or the "family-controlled" part that's the issue?
The Amish are a very interesting people, I respect them very much. I wouldn't want to live that way, but you have to have some admiration for people who can hold on to their principles like that in the face of modern conveniences.
The wealth tax: a tax on the 'rich’ that cripples the poor
> Octopii

Octopus is from Greek, so it's not pluralized that way. The correct plural would be "octopodes", but "octopuses" is accepted and more conventional.
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> I'm not making some grand proclamation on morality

Me neither. The point I was making is:

Due to content in our media/movies (and general culture), most of us tend to think that we will be millionaires in the future, which will lead us to sacrifice some important things and aspects. However, most of us do not end up being millionaires. More precisely: The $200k/yr only holds true for a certain lucky elite.
I found flights to Varna on flychecker at 208 €
If you look at how Amazon has been buying up Twitch.tv, Curse, and now are experimenting with having a Twitch game downloader, you see how far behind Steam is with the times.

Valve makes ridiculous amounts of money, has no board, Gabe Newell can do whatever he wants with the company. I think he's really taken a retired seat. Steam's social platform is lacking, the technology behind it all is old (Just look a the steam API), and they aren't investing into anything. Even customer support is majorly lacking. The second Amazon starts selling games, its game over. They can advertise their client and services through twitch, and connect games and players back to twitch and the Curse client. Thats the triangle of doom to competitors, where you control the product, the platform and the community. They have it all in the bag, and it was so blindingly obvious.
Great points!
Ayelet Waldman says ‘microdosing’ on LSD saved her mind, marriage and life
I really like the optimism of the early 20th century. So often architect envisioned multiblock structures that would sit above the existing landscape to provide new spaces. A recent idea like that in Cupertino went down in flames at the voting booth but the Apple 'spaceship' campus continues apace.
Interesting info, but whether or not it's true, it certainly benefits their strategy. I have no doubt that they want to push the narrative that Google (Search) is the 'platform' and the news from publishers they wrap is a tab or viewport that you can [x] (exit) out of, returning to the default 'blank' Google page.

The problem with that is that the UX is inconsistent between AMP results and web results. AMP results pretend they're this fake tab that can be "closed" and you return to Google, while web results take you away to the URL like you'd expect, which means navigation is the responsibility of the browser, and not of Google Search.

Frankly, this all would make more sense in the viewport-wrapping context of Google Chrome or Google News or the Google App rather than a behavior of Google Search, but that's not the limit of their ambition.

Or just, y'know, dress up the results page a bit more, and be honest about it. Brand the AMP subsection 'Read Instantly with AMP' and have it clearly and visibly wrap the results. This gains them a bunch of mindshare.

Or change the [x] to a 'back arrow', like their own splash page shows [1].

[1] http://imgur.com/a/vAtqq
Cloudflare just launched an accelerated mobile links project which addresses most of your criticisms.

https://blog.cloudflare.com/accelerated-mobile/
The Tao of reading Clojure code: nothing but the list
Annotatiomania
Also: Popplers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Problem_with_Popplers
This is something I was wondering about in regards to the US Constitution and law.

Say I have a website. I collect male nipple pictures. I reject female ones.

Am I required to provide equal opportunity?

I'd say it's my decision, because it's my website. Would the site being a business (even making just ad money) make a difference?

(I'm from Europe, so I have some blanks in understanding the US system)
Can't both things be bad?
I see a lot of iPhones. I would say about 50-50
> and they are less corrupt

Do you have any evidence for this? Most large companies are still very much in bed with the government in Japan.
> "Its shape is not innovative, it's not elegant, it doesn't feel anthropomorphic," said Jobs, ticking off three of his design mantras.

I was wondering what exactly did Jobs mean when he said that the design was not "anthropomorphic". I mean, the shape of an iPhone does look very different from that of a human figure.

EDIT: perhaps he meant that it wasn't ergonomic?
For me, `tf.contrib.layers` is high-level enough. Besides, it is easier to be integrated to other TensorFlow functionalities than Keras.
Actually not. Even if Samsung fails it would not fail as a whole company. Samsung does everything from computers to cargo ships and manufacturing tools - there's a single umbrella name but there are tons of underlying separate entities inside the same group. Very much like Mitsubishi in Japan.
It says something about a paper when a list of abbreviations can hold your attention.
Trump doesn't make Microsoft's CEO nervous – Jan. 16, 2017
Riding a Segway telegraphs either "I am fit enough to balance standing on a moving platform, yet rich enough to drop several grand on a vehicle whose only benefit over a bicycle is not having to move my legs," or "I have respiratory issues." At least today's so-called "hoverboards" and electric skateboards are an order of magnitude more affordable (and transportable).

I wonder if an inexpensive automated rental model (à la HubWay or other bicycle sharing systems) could have been successful in negating the "rich douche" image by eliminating the price barrier. As it was, the multi-grand price tag and overall impracticality screamed "entitled".
Segway will always be tainted for me by the hyperbole that surrounded its launch.

"Steve Jobs, Apple's co-founder, predicted that in future cities would be designed around the device"

This was said before any of us knew what 'Ginger' was due to the secrecy surrounding it and its marketing hype.

In this context, it is a failure. I've barely ever even seen one of the things in the wild, and certainly haven't seen any cities redesigned for the Segway.
> Samsung seems to have made a lot of the correct business decisions and is quite successful

That's because of the nature of the business in Korea. To make it big in Korea you need to be successful OUTSIDE of Korea as well, the domestic market is too small. Japan's domestic market is quite large in itself and many domestic companies can rely on it to survive, which is very bad for such large corporations, who stay reluctant in competing overseas.
This is great! The only problem is that I would have to move to France and meet a lot of French people.

But seriously, I hope this will encourage many more countries to offer this type of visa.
I imagine they'd block it off and not let anyone drive on it.

Or you know, murder. Maybe you're right.
Quoted keys allows more variety in the keys (e.g. "Content-Type") but is more annoying to use if all your JS code is written in camelCase (headers["Content-Type"] vs headers.contentType).
Here's my take on the same problem (+ animations)

https://jasmcole.com/2017/01/02/the-travelling-artist-proble...

There are also more details+references on the algorithm which spreads the points evenly and aesthetically (Voronoi stippling).
This was copied out of the book "The Start-up of You" by Reid Hoffman. They point this out on their website, but they should really point it out on this Google Doc as well since it's pretty much entirely unoriginal.
Corollary: people writing exploits actively follow email lists such as this one for security issues.
> I sent them a Tweet to ask them to please resolve the issue. Before they even responded to me, I suddenly had this email in my inbox

How did the Company that was trolling their Competitors' twitter account have access to this guy's email address?
How the Prison Architect Developers Broke the Geneva Conventions
Don't they have to publish the data with the papers? There are so many ways to screw up analysis. That's ignoring collection problems...

I'm guessing they don't, which makes findings, kinda, suspect.
The site breaks with uBlock Origin.

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There is no route for the path: /
Both are indeed bad, but the original comment was an exhortion to "[move] away from this oligarchical bs and embrace a true liberal democracy and market economy." It's almost as if it's implicit there is some model "true liberal democracy and market economy," an instantiation of a noble ideal in the real world to look to...but it can't be us. Unless they to embrace an ideal that we ourselves haven't been able to achieve, which if they could, would be great.

Not that it isn't noble to strive for liberal democracy, but market based, liberal democracy in our case, has of late merely had the vestiges of a free market and democracy but is more and more like an oligarchy, not too unlike what we see here in SK.
You should mention the numerous strikes of the RER to give a full picture of the reality then. Because that's a real issue for people who want to rely ONLY on public transports in Paris.
All this post shows is that some people are easily impressed. Nothing original or praise worthy to see here.
Sure, if by "most of us" you mean most Americans I agree.

If you mean most developers, I disagree. I think most developers can make $200k/yr if they want.
Immigration (actually refugees) went up massively in 2015 and 2016 because of what happened in syria.
> And it's actually quite expensive to get around if you start counting.

Because you are closer to paying the real price of the ticket than in Paris where transportation is heavily subsidized by the state. In Japan most train companies have now become fully private.
https://www.kaggle.com/c/data-science-bowl-2017/
Cyberwar for Sale: shadowy industry turning email theft into a political weapon
> And at half the density

Density is a little bit bullshit, because density only takes in account the people living in a particular place, not the folks who actually commute every single day to work to go into offices where nobody lives.

Actually the rail network in Tokyo transports far more people than the RER/Metro in Paris, every single day.

Here: http://www.uitp.org/sites/default/files/cck-focus-papers-fil...

Tokyo is busiest rail network in the world. Paris is far, far behind.

> That's largely a matter of serving Japanese passengers

No, even the stations, the network, the trains themselves are of better quality that the ones in Paris, and have much higher passenger capacity too. Well, Paris' network is pretty old so you can't blame them for everything, but they have stopped investing heavily in transportation for a long time. The metro trains are still ancient in Paris.
It'd be very difficult to live in a place that is 85% white though, which unfortunately is diverse for New Hampshire.

I think Jobs was right, you'd have a tough time convincing great talent to locate themselves there. Cost of living certainly is a factor, but it's only one of many.
I think I was trapped on one of these AMP pages when I wanted an article and the link to it so I could send it to a friend, but the article was "trapped" with a google url and I couldn't get it.

It was like those old-school days where sites tried to put their frame around the window you were browsing so their ads constantly showed.

Or like the toolbar crapware.

This sucks.
Continuously deploy your app from GitHub to Amazon ECS
Always wondered how Trevor Perrin looks like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A9Eto9iqww
this seems so dumb... is the difference between schools blocking and governments blocking negligible to them?
Mitsubishi is not under the control of a single family. It was one of the original zaibatsu, but it is now quite different.

Most of the large Japanese conglomerates do not have any kind of central control, and the top companies in the group are relative equals. They are not heavily dependent on each other. If one of the companies were to exercise poor judgment, most of the rest of the companies in the group would be fine. In contrast, Samsung may be incorporated as multiple companies, but one family and its loyalists call the shots at every company within the group. If that small group of people were to exercise poor judgment, the entire Samsung group would suffer.

It therefore is entirely possible for Samsung to fail as an entire company, just as Daewoo did in the late 1990s due to poor decisions and criminal fraud committed by the family that controlled it. Just like Samsung, Daewoo was a group of companies that transacted in many industries, but that didn't matter because one family called the shots at every company within the group. Samsung could fail in the same way.

Furthermore, about 20% of South Korea's GDP is produced by Samsung. There is no comparable situation in Japan or most other developed economies.
> "Complexity": Cyclomatic complexity is a near-worthless metric, especially in a language like PHP. It's easy to convert a series of 10 if statements into one while loop by leveraging call_user_func and deterministic method names. The resulting while statement is infinitely more complex than the if statements and reduces the benefits of using an IDE. So unless your CC algorithm treats this kind of programming as wildly complex, then it's not giving you a true complexity value (in fact, it's actually lying to you).

Just because you have a way of cheating it, doesn't make it worthless.

I agree that cyclomatic complexity is good, but it's not enough on it's own, that's why you have other metrics, rules and manual reviews.
Well you do have several advantages since I'm guessing your probably in texas, nevada, flordia or washington:

1. Your not an immigrant, so you can structure things as a business.

2. You live in a place with a far lower cost of living than NYC or the bay area that would normally give you that kind of income.
You are so convincing, we must believe you then if you are friend with the fraud on Facebook…
It is perhaps ironic, but not surprising. Familiar human nature shouldn't surprise anyone.

I'm a damn lib, but a year or so ago, a fellow graduate student left to become a VP at JP Morgan (he's a well connected fellow). I was damn well tempted to follow him but I eventually decided against it.
> I think the elevators are hard to reach

Well look at Paris' metro and its lack of elevators and escalators. Most stations have none! Good luck if you are in your seventies and your legs don't carry you anymore...
This is one, OTOH, has excellent mileage. Well said.
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Prediction and real-time compensation of qubit decoherence via machine learning
They're also republishing peoples' artistic creations with no permission - same goes for "Band - Topic" on youtube. Many people that publish their music through epublishers have no idea that youtube will monetize the (audio-only) video uploads of their songs, and get hit with takedown notices if they try to upload it on their own. It happened to me, and we had to really hammer the intermediary epublisher to get youtube to reupload our own video (!).

Edit: on top of that, the video that got taken down was an iphone video of people dancing to a song playing over a stereo - kudos to how accurate their detection is, but goddamn!
The only thing for sure is that he claims to have spent time at these companies. It might certainly be as phony as his numbers.
I don't think immigration is the main reason people have anti-eu sentiments.

More problematic is the forced integration of diverse cultures and diverse economic backgrounds who don't speak the same language. Also there is a lot of obvious financial waste in its centre, lots of lobbyism and poor democratic safeguards. People, including me, feel they have no influence at all and a lot of the de decisions being made are not in the personen peoples interest. Massive immigration issues only examplify those issues.
They've put augmented reality in the hands of millions. If their spectacles are a success, they'll own the consumer AR market.
I feel like this would be good stimulation for artists or anyone trying to be creative.
Can't be any worse than the Federal, State, City, property tax nightmare US residents in desirable locations (NYC, SF, LA) deal with.
wont stop the rest of your face from being bloodied
The IQ cutoff thing is, to me clearly, arrogant bullshit. In fact your whole comment seems like nothing but arrogant bullshit. If overall intelligence were indeed entirely genetic, since western societies operate on meritocracy, then the upper classes of these countries would be full of supremely intelligent uber mensch or whatever. That however, even from cursory inspection, is definitely not the case since you have more than your share of rich and stupid individuals.

Programming is nothing but an area of work which is more suited to people with a certain analytical skill sets. There are plenty of cases of people from diverse backgrounds excelling in this area in spite of the obstacles in front of them.
When a Foreign Government Interfered in a U.S. Election – To Reelect FDR
Java Remote Debugging Through Websocket Proxy in Golang
Ask HN: How do you keep your receipts?
Hello,
This is becoming my one of the biggest problems. I have to keep the receipts of products for future problems/malfunctions, but after some point it's hard to deal with them.

Do you have any method or app or anything else to keep them in order, search/find easily?

Thanks
I use Crystal for iOS and all that stuff is gone for me normally.
Universal 2nd Factor
> I don't want businesses I have no involvement with contacting me out of the blue. It's not quite spam...

Unsolicited email from parties you have no involvement with is spam by definition.

And note to spammers and marketers on HN, I know I'm abusing my spam filters, but if I see emails from parties I don't recognize because "I subscribed for updates to one of their partners" (or some other bullshit explanation like that), I instantly flag them as spam, even if they have an unsubscribe button, because I can't unsubscribe from something I never subscribed to and I refuse to validate my email address like that.
I always do planning. Its not fulfill every time. But, at least I know where I am and how much i done/not done.
BBC worldwide is the commercial arm of the BBC, responsible for licensing TV programmes abroad.
Something important to keep in mind for founders and investors I haven't seen mentioned yet: in France, capital gains are taxed at 33%. And there is an additional tax for wealthy people (ISF, impôt sur la fortune) to pay each year.

If you want to be a millionaire in France, get ready to pay hundreds of thousands of euros in taxes.
IT wouldn't make a difference. If you're asking each candidate different questions based on their education you aren't equally assessing them. There are enough variables involved when interviewing there is no need to introduce more.