skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Because it is executed outside of a terminal (the execution isn't in javascript) you get a single column output. Probably would be better to be more specific in the descriptions, thanks for the suggestion.
Life Continues Within the Body After Death, Evidence Shows
Planet Nine: A One Year Update
It's all about the nested flex'd elements.
Kind of an misleading title, nothing is release per se yet.

They've just announced that they might release something ML/AI related in 2017 for the PI.
Despite my indoctrination by extreme leftists and irreparably biased current frame of mind (my political views must complement or evolve antithetic to those touted by my parents -- they consist in reaction), the above entreaty for moderation -- for bipartisan, and inter-class sympathy; for an unified effort towards ideological coalescence, or minimally, tolerance -- evokes within me a hitherto repressed indignance, a righteous (and likely apprentice) fury with apparently ubiquitous moral complacence. Our bigotry, borne and exacerbated by exploitative class-stratification turns inwards as shame and anger or outwards--but never with avail towards the those of power--towards equally resentful fellow exploitees. Cornered masses consume themselves in a continuous holocaust of hate, directed at anything and everything but that and those responsible. Such recursive self-sabotage of entire stratospheres isn't novel or even worthy of yet hackneyed indictment. My articulation of anguish illuminates a more recent, poorly noted, dimension of social dysfunction: formerly explicit, oligarchical, tyrannical rule -- that sovereignty -- now condescends subjects with a dissemblance of justice, civil rights, autonomy and benevolent patronage. Dissonance of promise and action ignites further ignorant prejudice. Little frustrates more than inconsistency and contradiction, except for when such absurdity enumerates and bounds the extent and nature of our 'how's and 'why's and 'what's -- that is, when an authoritarian farce further impedes the autonomy of its subjects. As so eloquently stated in the above essay, a mutual effort of moderation and intra/inter-class sympathy may save us yet.

Edit: apologies for such pretentious language. Hemingway would cuss me out and die of apoplexy. I rationalize my fascination with words as a futile, but crucial battle against Zipfs law as it describes the distribution and frequency of vocabulary within the general populace.
Prep to Sell – Getting Ready for an M&A Exit
Which, given some of the close calls in the early 80s and the Cuban Missile Crisis, illustrates how absurd this whole thing has become.
The Fantasy of Addiction
Could you clarify your objection? Presumably clients would never immutably cache a resource they couldn't validate.
Sure but you have to start somewhere. If you're interested, it's best to start at the bottom and work your way up.
The commit message is frequently the only comment that ties the set of changes together so it is a good place to describe the change as a whole. This is not always clear when looking at any particular function, for example.
Just pretend that a gunman is going to put a bullet in your wife's brain if you don't accomplish your goals. Easy!

Nothing like running through life shocking your emotions with a tazer to get things done!
Draw up a contract that sells your option to apply elsewhere for what you decide the value of that option is. See if they want to buy.
> Wine switched to LGPL due to other proprietary forks.

Specifically, WineX aka Cedega
Ask HN: Can I transfer private shares to a holding in my possession?
I work at a private U.S. company and I am in possession of some of its equity. To help myself reinvest the potential money to come from these shares in the future, I would like to transfer them to a purpose-made holding company in the Netherlands (a BV[1]).

I haven't been able to find information online about whether this is possible to do for free, without having to perform a payment from the holding company to me in exchange for the shares.

If I could transfer the shares for free, it would make the whole process much less difficult for me since I wouldn't have to juggle my money.

Is it possible to transfer shares to my holding company without a monetary payment? If the answer is not a clear-cut yes/no, how should I go about figuring it out? I am considering contacting a lawyer, but I would like to hold out on this because of the hefty fees that come with a consultation.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Besloten_vennootschap_met_beperkte_aansprakelijkheid
Plant biologists welcome their robot overlords
Trump's bellicosity toward China and Mexico make me wonder if we are headed toward a new Cuban Missile Crisis. I'm sure Mexico is waiting to see if Trump is serious about changing the One-China policy, or if it is a ruse to get a better trade deal. If it is serious, then it isn't inconceivable that Mexico could invite China to establish a presence.
> state level positions which will all be full time

That depends on what we mean by "full-time". Here's a great wiki page regarding the amount of time each state legislature demands from members: https://ballotpedia.org/States_with_a_full-time_legislature

From the stats there, there are 10 states where legislator is 80% of a full-time job (avg. salary: $68,599), 23 where it's 70% of a full-time job (avg. salary: $35,326), and 17 where it's 54% of a full-time job (avg. salary: $15,984). In many of these states, legislators need to supplement their income with jobs in the off-season (only 9 state legislatures are year-round positions, and all of those are the ones that offer the highest salaries).
> The prosperity of nations is not a zero sum game.

Yes, but violence is mostly powered by irrational impulses, at least to get started. It may co-opt reason later in the process, but initially it's just a visceral eruption. So it does not care at all about zero-sum games and whatnot. It only cares that the bastard over'ere seems to have too much stuff and I don't have any.
The article conveys almost no information. Why speech synthesis, NLP and so on are called AI? What's special with Raspberry Pi, isn't it a regular general-purpose computer, just of small size? Will it be run locally or on Google servers? Why BBC has articles of so poor quality?
Summary of C++17 changes:
http://www.bfilipek.com/2017/01/cpp17features.html

Modern C++ Coding guidelines:

https://github.com/isocpp/CppCoreGuidelines/blob/master/CppC...
He seems to be talking about rapid changes to inequality. But inequality has been in steady decline for centuries (the last few decades in the US are a blip in comparison to the overall downward trend). These general downward trends that occur at the pace of decades or centuries can't be directly attributed to warfare, can it?
IE8 is bad enough. IE7 sounds like torture.
I don't think that is what is meant by "be the first to" here.
I'm no expert in english, but in my native language the analog expression could mean "if somebody would think of X, she surely would".
Thanks for the extra info - very interesting. I'm always curious about whether these trials were followed later on as well. I mean those 27 of 29 patients, what is their state now? Still healthy? And how long ago did this trial occur?
Reggae gets a paw of approval - Dogs & Musical tastes
I know this is a huge stretch, but I would love to prototype some shapes out of... mycelium: https://3dprint.com/7279/3d-print-fungus-mycelium/
I read this book in 2007 when it came out and loosely followed its advice. It changed my life. I dropped 30 pounds, 2 shirt sizes and several inches off of my waist.

His "Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants." mantra is about the easiest diet to follow in the real world.
Despite all the cynicism, there are still wonderful things about good old medicine and science.

90 days!
Paralysis to utility!

Is someone going to tell me something like: oh, the nerve wasn't completely severed so recovery might have happened anyway?

Well, go ahead, but in the meantime I am enjoying this news.
On a related note, Shea Silverman posted on his blog [0] about how he ran for office in an extremely cost effective manner. It was linked on HN about two months ago [1].

> This year I ran for Florida House of Representatives District 49 (Orlando). I lost, but I got 31% of the vote and I only spent $3000. My opponent got 69% of the vote and spent $100,000

He open sourced [2] several tools that he used to do this.

He advises participation in local hob-nobbing events (I presume this was a local Florida thing, but your local community may have similar), and More Facebook Advertising. He reminds us that signs should be big, and WILL be stolen. He also advised cultivating good relations with local media by doing press releases.

While he was running for a state office, you could probably use similar tactics for more local things.

0: http://blog.sheasilverman.com/2016/11/how-to-run-for-florida...
1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13008071
2: https://github.com/SheaSilverman
yup in fact that's what i use
Does anyone here know which companies are looking for software engineers to help with this kind of stuff?
I'd be very wary of using any HTTP headers with permanent effects. They seem like a way to get easily burned by accident. For immutable caching in particular, I'd probably try to utilize some variation of content-based addressing, eg having the url have the hash of the content.

See also: http://jacquesmattheij.com/301-redirects-a-dangerous-one-way... and the related HN thread with good discussion
Here's a slightly fuller overview than the commenter above:

Slimbook KDE i7: Base=879 euro

Slimbook KDE i5: Base=729 euro

Memory: 4gb=base; 8gb=+60; 16gb=+190

SSD: 120gb=base; 250gb=+110; 500gb=+200

WiFi: Intel 7265N=base; Intel 7265AC=+29
It's now one per table. Poor word choice by me, sorry.
I agree that it is an opinion. It's a choice between liberty or equality, we can't have both. In order to make things equal, people are forced to give up their income.
First result on Googling the normal cost of cancer treatments

> Newly approved cancer drugs cost an average of $10,000 per month, with some therapies topping $30,000 per month, according to ASCO, which discussed the costs of cancer care at a recent meeting. Just a decade ago, the average cost per month of new drugs was about $4,500.

It seems $4,000 is rather a small fee in comparison.
Linux isn't really there yet. On my 3200x1800 XPS13 running Fedora, it took quite a bit of tweaking to get a usable desktop. My DE, Cinnamon,

...

I don't use KDE, ...

Or should we say that Cinnamon on Fedora doesn't work for you, on your hardware instead of dismissing something that many of us prefer to any other operating system, paid or free?

Edit: I'm a bit fed up with people writing like they can decide what is good or not.

I have used Windows since 1995, Linux since at least 2003, Mac (full time for both work and personal) for almost 3 years around 2010. FTR I was enthusiastic about getting a Mac, paid more for software than I'd ever done before, got my employer to pay for extra screen, keyboard, mouse and I think even an extra trackpad. For me it was a huge disappointment and I suffered through the last year after finally admitting it didn't work for me.

I have my opinions. I don't say you cannot prefer something else, but I will not accept other peoples authority to decide which OS is best for me and everyone else.

Edit2: as usual I don't mind the downvotes but I ask you to please tell me what I did to deserve them.
People from a different culture coming to where I live without invitation, not adjusting to local norms, trying to bring their own norms with them and force those on local population, doing horrible crimes and, most often, escaping without punishment or after a "slap on a wrist" to return later for more.

Like, "severing child's head and walking around downtown with it, blood dripping, while screaming ISIS claims" horrible.

I would really like to stop that, bonus points for sending as much of them home as humanely possible, and then holding people who let this happen in the first place direly accountable.
Unrelated - I personally tried to broker an offer (with an investor I know), but nobody would respond to me. It's too late now, since we're switching to PostgreSQL asap....
How much were the first large-screen LCDs? How much are they now?
I scan all the comment sin a thread I'm interested in, and usually read them, including the dead/flagged ones. Obviously I think it's worth it or I wouldn't keep doing it, but sometimes I get sucked into conversations I didn't really want to participate in. I delete unfinished comments and leave the thread about as often as I post.
I hadn't considered dynamic urls as the dominant use case. But I can certainly see the importance in handling them as well. To me that feel like a function memoization problem (e.g. this example was a function of 2 parameters, height and width). For that case passing along cache-control: immutable, integrity: sha-abc123 headers in the response feels like the best current solution.

Though it would be nice to somehow have the url self-descriptively assert its purity. Something to the effect of saying `I don't have the content-hash for this now but whatever i return is going to be immutable`, rather than having to muck around in the web-server protocol layer to assert that fact via cache-control: immutable.

I think fundamentally the metadata on whether a particular url is immutable/pure or not, should be self evident, rather than buried in as an implementation detail in the response's http header.
Out of curiosity, has anyone tried making these? Is it relatively easy to get views?
Step 1: Stop using Google services.

Step 2: Use end-to-end encrypted services, preferably based outside of the United States.

There's only so much Google can do, because Google's business model is much more compatible with an authoritarian leader's view of the world than not.

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/11/surveillance_...

So it's against Google's nature as an advertising-focused corporation to do make real changes that would limit the reach of Trump's powers - at least from a technological point of view.

Legally, I guess they could become better activists against Trump and sue his administration at every turn for any data request. But so far I'm only seeing evidence of Google leadership trying to enter Trump's graces.
Ask HN: What are the best way to deploy Django apps?
The thing a lot of conservatives miss here is that, for a lot of progressives, gay marriage is a moral imperative. Not caring isn't good enough if you're still happy to vote for someone like Mike Pence.
Following your logic: they literally came before Trump was elected, so they must have done so during Obama's term.

Was Obama the one who came for "immigrants, muslims, women, and leftists with this guys good conscience"?
I suspect this is a different strokes for different folks thing. 13" is just ideal for me. Also I've adjusted my workflow so that with multiple desktops, having one screen is not that big an issue. 15 means it's heavy enough that I can't just forget that it's even in my bag.
>They're very good at extracting information.

That's a very nasty way of trivializing the use torture.
http://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/.premium-1.757404

Methods like that do in no way help with any of the two sides getting closer to each other, they only serve to radicalize both sides even more.
How does validation work in the case of a 200 status and no Content-Length header?
Have you considered running the commands directly in JavaScript, rather than via AWS? With some work, you could run everything inside emscripten in the browser, and then you don't need to worry about security, sandboxing, or scaling.
I agree, especially considering that the author also mentions relations to expose potential bias or conflict of interest (italics are mine for emphasis):

>Although the cases drew wide media attention in Britain, some researchers said that because the London team also gave the children standard chemotherapy, they failed to show the cell treatment actually cured the kids. “There is a hint of efficacy but no proof,” says Stephan Grupp, director of cancer immunotherapy at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, who collaborates with Novartis.
It's exciting to know that paralysis will be a thing of the past in potentially our near future. Deafness/Blindness/Cancer/etc all benefits from these studies.
Just pounding this in even further because I see it so much: Collada, OBJ, STL and similar formats are expressly designed to be editor formats and expressly not intended as consumer distribution formats. Any time they are used they give the app and WebGL in general a reputation for being bloated and slow.

You wouldn't use PSDs in your webpage. You'd use PNG/JPG. Pleas don't use Collada in your web page. Please use glTF.
Building to the Sky, with a Plan for Rising Waters
SonarQube – Continuous code quality
Martin Luther King would not have gotten anywhere if it weren't for people like Malcolm X (Who scared the hell out of white America.)

When you've got Black Panthers on the streets with assault weapons, negotiating with (Instead of ignoring) a pacifist Baptist minister suddenly starts to sound like a way better idea.

Ghandi won because the empire was, quite literally, too broke to hold on to its colonies. An Indian nationalist movement would not have gotten anywhere before the World Wars bankrupted England.

Mind you, today, Martin Luther King's boycotts and marches are called economic terrorism.
As it relates to this conversation, we should recognize that this invalidates the concerns you raised in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13490323

Specifically, those people are morally deaf, and we should recognize that their immediate problems are their own fault. The difficult but clear solution is for them to fix their own problems, and the rest of us should feel no particular obligation to take any action to help them (particularly if they are unwilling to help themselves).
So, can't simple take some (or all) other children who are going through "just chemo" in any other hospital, or even in the same hospital? I think there are plenty of children in the world that are doing (suffering?) chemo everyday.
https://www.wired.com/2017/01/boeings-new-spacesuit-may-look... is better
Turn off the media and talk to your neighbors?

Interpersonally, I think we need to keep pushing the belief that there is more than unites us than divides us. At the core of it, we all really want the same sort of stuff (safety, purpose, love, fun, etc.) The more we allow ourselves to be divided (by media, by political rhetoric, by rumor and gossip, by hate) the less likely we will be able to hold those with real power and influence to task - the less we will be able to shape policy and investment in such a way that everyone in our communities benefit.

Big picture, we need to create communities in which all people - including disaffected bigots - can feel that they are thriving (rather than merely surviving). If we do that then these groups, and this repressible rhetoric, will find less support and fewer fertile minds to pollute.

That's my belief anyway.
I hear this a lot and I'm not saying its totally wrong but everyone seems to be placing a lot of blame on "the left" for ignoring the plight of middle class workers and rural america, but do you have specific examples of this? In many of these places the republicans have been in power for a long period of time, why have they not addressed their issues? We've even had long stretches of time where all branches of the government were controlled by the republicans and why were these issues not addressed? "The left" has hardly been able to implement anything for years due to total opposition, how are they supposed to help their opponents constituents when they can't even address their own?

Acknowledging the economy is changing is not necessarily "ignoring the plight". I would argue that trying to find ways to use the increased profits and efficiency that has been created by globalization to benefit everyone is not ignoring the plight, its a totally reasonable idea. Basic income is an example of this but it is a complete non-starter in america largely because of the party that these specific rural blue collar Americans vote for. Is it the governments job to guarantee good factory jobs to everyone (the irony being what made a lot of these jobs good was unions, also opposed by "the right" generally)?

I think it is wrong to totally legitimize the viewpoint of rural middle class blue collar whatever Americans that resulted in our current political circumstances. That isn't to say they don't have grievances (I say they, growing up it would have been we) but that doesn't validate the decisions they've made. Rural Americans have voted against their interests for decades and now blaming the left for their plight is a stretch. It goes both ways, I think that the left should pay attention to rural Americans just like non-rural Americans, but that doesn't mean their conclusions are totally valid.
Mindfulness meditation lowers biomarkers of stress response in anxiety disorder
Perhaps this is just my overall distrust speaking, but as a RPi hobbyist who plans to use solid projects such as OpenCV in the near future, I have an overwhelming fear that Google will release "better" "open-source" projects that will push out maintainers of the projects we know, all with the intention of adding their Analytics(TM) in future updates with the stipulation that not updating your projects introduces you to a Dependency Hell if they work with other projects you need to add.
I usually read the comments before the posts.

And I save time using this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/best

https://news.ycombinator.com/bestcomments
Of course it's not impossible.
Ask HN: What is the biggest AI system today?
What company and/or government agency do you think is running the biggest AI system? And for what purpose?

I don't have any definitions or estimates but I thought this could be a very interesting discussion.

Interesting articles and sources are more than welcome
haha, definitely exotic, but we've actually printed with an algae filament before. It smelled kind of weird printing!

What are you interested in making? Feel free to shoot me an email at jonathan@voodoomfg.com if you want to discuss further.
Test latency, get around geofencing, test your application in various regulatory environments.
Exploring Awesome Python with Matt Makai of Full Stack Python [audio]
> Some people don't have $4000 so it's not a matter of deciding whether parting with that much money is worthwhile.

But then those people wouldn't be able to afford other treatments either.
I hardly visit HN anymore, much less read comments.
That is likely for theirbsupport of Hamas for their role in trying to expand their hegemony in the Middle East and their conflicts with Saudia Arabia and Israel. Iran is not a part of global jihad.
Test firewall settings to see if you've correctly blocked things.
I personally come to HN more for the comments than anything else. It's much more focused and positive than other communities like Reddit
Content-Length MUST be ignored in some cases (encoding). Not all send a Content-Length header (it's a SHOULD not a MUST).
Holy ... I did not know those features existed. That is awesome.

Is there a canonical list of all the hidden little urls and features?
> Which seems like it would be pretty stupid for me to press enter. Which if we're talking security it seems to more sane thing to do is not automatically send commands that are pasted in. Zsh being secure and bash not. I feel this is more a developer issue than user.

A triple click selection will copy the whole line including the newline. So a paste will execute it as well.
If you have your cache control set correctly (short) for the resource, then the browser will still update it frequently.
Only if you assume the default position is needing to constantly have a partner
Yeah, I agree with that. 'Perception of inequality' is perhaps all that matters.