skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Short Summary by http://hn10.org :

This points to another possibility: Could the frequency with which you check your email play a role in causing stress? Meanwhile, we asked the other participants to check email only three times a day, while keeping their mailboxes closed and alerts off. Even when we asked participants to check email only three times a day, they typically admitted to logging in almost five times a day. A recent survey found that 55 percent of workers reported checking their email after 11 p.m. — and 6 percent reported checking email while they or their spouse were in labor. A version of this op-ed appears in print on January 11, 2015, on Page SR12 of the New York edition with the headline: Stop Checking Email So Often.
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2017 added lane keep assist. Note everything else featurewise has been available for a while and the outback has had LKA for at least a year.

http://media.subaru.com/newsrelease.do?id=940&mid=141&allIma...
That's effectively a partition, not data loss. It is good to be rack-aware though for data placement to still be available in the case of rack loss.
`ls -1b` should work correctly in your case. Option -b (or --escape) enables C-style escapes. IMHO, it should be on by default.
None. I didn't know gingko had such dangers associated with it. (and I'm the heaviest drinker, most stick to 1 bag/day)

Where can I read more about these dangers? I've only see good things, really
Yeah it wasn't so much "looking to grow" just that it would be separate from cash, another means of having money like items that have good resale value like Apple computers or something (like a MacBook Air for instance that even after 3 years later still sells over $600.00)

Yeah I briefly read about mining and how it's not worth it anymore unless you join a group to mine with.

I don't know, I'm not even able to open up bank accounts anymore/at the moment so I have different accounts whether prepaid or through job provided bank accounts or PayPal business account.

Yeap I'm not in a good place at the moment.

Thanks for the information.
Haha me 2!
One of the things that's noticeably approved my life for personal emails is to simply reduce the amount you get. I objectively examine newsletters and other things as to if any value and if actionable do I ever take. I realized dozens of things I was subscribed to weren't adding value.

Removed all but a few. Now I naturally check personal email less because of less new mail coming.

Same with work emails. Those I can't unsubscribe from so I make rules to push them into a subfolder of a folder I always have minimized for 85%. Then 10% into subfolders in another expanded folder I do check. The rest hits my inbox.

As more inbox mail comes in. If it's something even semi consistent in nature. I'll add rule. Otherwise I'll view it and move on.

It's less about checking email as often. As simply having less email to read subject lines of, this indirectly causing less need to check email as frequently
Yeah, why back up our opinions with facts?

> Let's just make a vote on the issue.

We heard and discounted the opinions of those who though CERN would create a blackhole, or summon Cthulhu, why do your prejudices deserve a referendum?
Sure there are alternatives, for example: IRC, mailing lists, bulletin boards, paid consultants, conferences, official documentation, unofficial documentation, videos, books, podcasts, magazines, and trial and error. For some things, for some people sometimes, they're even better than StackOverflow. For many things, much of the time, for many people, they aren't.

Good luck.

[Edit] There was a difference of opinion about StackOverflow between Spolsky and Atwood. The famous question (or infamous, depending on your perspective) is Spolsky's "How do I move the turtle in Logo." [1] Spolsky thought it was an example of a good question (that's why he wrote it). Atwood disagreed. Atwood's view won out and people were given license to decide basic questions were stupid. Some of StackOverflow's tribes use that license more than others. Partially it's a survival mechanism...I can only imagine maintaining PhP, Javascript, or Python. Partially, it's just people being bullies (bullying of people posting 'homework' questions being sanctioned, de facto).

[1]: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1003841/how-do-i-move-th...
To add some details... I do Chef development work.

I'm using Chocolatey for package management.

I used both VMware and VirtualBox+Vagrant for VM stuff.

Using Xshell for SSH.

VS Code for a text editor.

Tower for a git client.

It's mainly the how do you do dev for Linux on Windows that I wonder about. I've been living in a *nix world for the past several years, and this feels like a paradigm shift, for sure.
awk '!h[$0]++' faces.txt

That is clever! Awk golf hole-in-one ;-)
This is key, otherwise a bike being available at the right time just becomes too rare.

Also, getting sign-off & GPS to work reliably in urban environments - it is super frustrating paying by the minute and being unable to stop the clock - or being directed to a bike location and finding nothing there.
Yeah, they're begging the question of why they should be saved. Let bad businesses fail.
Articles like this are why i stopped reading anything from Vox media. They're rabid in their quest to be anti-Trump.

Trump didn't do anything. The National Archives takes care of the Twitter feed stuff.

http://www.popsugar.com/news/What-Happens-POTUS-Twitter-Acco...
Its surprising no-one's working on that, given Yammer is basically a SaaS Facebook.

Or maybe they are, but they can't be found. I've noticed this before, but you can't google for something like "SaaS version of Quora" because all you'll get is results - in Quora - about SaaS. Same for "in-house Quora". So maybe someone does offer a Quora-like product for the enterprise, but they're consigned to invisibility.
Basically makes the claim that curation is censorship, vast liberal left-leaning conspiracy to silence news from the right, strokes the ego by saying users can figure out real from fake news. Also, if you Google GAB there's a lot of news reports about it being a safe haven for the alt-right to spew hate speech that got them banned from Twitter and other discussion spaces.
The reasons states were essentially:

- Not Comprehensive
- Not wholly accurate
- Difficult to keep updated
- Not all sourced/vergiable or unsourced

Which is totally fair, except that would apply to a lot of articles...
Go has it now, but their delay was their own internal SSL rework as well.
Oh yeahhhhh..... that chick
When was the last time you actually watched or visited Fox News? I used to feel the exact same way as you. I'm not saying Fox News is the gold standard, but they are way better than CNN.
This has been my experience also.
I couldn't agree more, and in JavaScript to top it off!

Seriously people - don't just randomly connect to VPNs: you're essentially bridging your computer / network to a completely untrusted network that's more than likely to have all manor of people doing nefarious / dangerous things on it - do you really want to put yourself at risk as well as be associated with them?
That's exactly why I've never tried it. I haven't found many situations where I can clock in at a specific time and clock out a few minutes later. 15 minutes, 25 minutes, however long that clock is set for, what if I haven't even started to grasp the problem? And then I have to reset my mind?

Again, I haven't even tried it, but my technique usually consists of "start working on a problem, stop working when you need a break". Works pretty well, and there's no timer involved.
That depends on whether or not your opinions match that of the strong hivemind that Metafilter has going. I ended up deleting my long time MF account because of that. If your comments aren't in like with the group think, expect them to get flagged and removed.
Realtime Hacker News Summarization Using Machine Learning
> The page’s javascript, fonts, and stylesheets do not change between reloads

So is this like Rails' Turbolink but built into the browser?
I can confidently say that there is much more than $$ driving the individuals that made this wonderful product. (I did not work at RethinkDB).
I wish I could put slack in a "burst-mode" Where it would only show new messages every N minutes. Ideally, I would have the self-discipline to only check it that often. In reality, if I was going to find a way to develop that self-discipline, I would have done so at some point in the past 10 years of searching. Code is much easier than applied psychology.

Suggestions welcome.
Actually, Beats by Dre have superb sound quality on par with competing headphones in the same price range and above, even. The reason many people complain is because they make the mistake of attempting to listen to genres such as Rock N' Roll, Indie Music, Punk, etc. when the product is clearly advertised as "The Hip Hopper's Head Phone". The sound profile simply isn't synchronized with the waves associated with those genres, so it's no wonder that the listening experience is unpleasant.
You can already do that...

Generally browser caches are "last used first out". So if you start stuffing the cache with a bunch of stuff you can already push the oldest out. And if you fill the whole thing you'll remove everything else.

It was actually quite a problem on mobile browsers for a while. IIRC iOS had something like a 10MB cache for the longest time. A few heavy websites and your whole cache would cycle through. Android had a 5MB cache at one point as well! A shitty news site can already fill that single handedly.

But my idea here (which I gave about 5 minutes of thought...) Was that immutable content would be evicted before the "10 year" stuff. The idea being that if something replaced an immutable "thing" it could be evicted much sooner.

I'm not sure if it would really help at all, just kind of throwing out some ideas.
Most people don't understand whys secure and what's not, remember we live in a society where people generally don't know that connecting to a 'free' wireless network without a password means that all your traffic is completely unencrypted.
It has always been interesting to me that so many people allow Facebook to be the main curator of their news, though I suppose it's no different than people allowing network news or one newspaper to be the gatekeeper. I suppose it's human nature to take the path of least resistance.
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Well, you are correct for the modern church, but there is a history. The term quickening (sometimes animation) had various meanings from both secular (search for "plead the belly") and religious. Interpretations of Exodus also sometimes strayed into fetus having the features of a baby.

For the modern policy a search of the Vatican's excellent web server is probably the best source http://gsearch.vatican.va/search?q=abortion&btnG=Search+on&s...
Don't _ever_ use Hola! It's a scam / malware designed to funnel traffic through your internet connection.
I was hoping that this was a donation intended to lessen Wikipedia's nagging for donations...
Any theories on how Tesla would know he manipulated the last-accessed timestamps on documents?
Forgot to say thanks for the excellent reply!
This happened 6 years in 2011! Why is it an issue now? Should we block everyone that supports Trump from leaving the US??
Awesome project. Another library which has been iterated over 1 year and used in production at Pressly is https://github.com/pressly/scene-router
This trending topics is pure clickbait. Just like yahoo.com trending topics. Kill it https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/remove-trending-fa...
OpenSSL will deliver TLS 1.3 support on April 5
As a programmer who has a desire to build things that require UI components, but no real desire to learn the intricacies of UI, what I personally want is a cookbook/toolkit that lets me do common things really easily and then make tweaks, not build anything from scratch.

I really liked Bootstrap for this for the web, particularly things like their dashboard templates which gives me a cookie cutter dashboard with minimal effort.
For a secular reference search "plead the belly".
Trump’s Immigration Ban Excludes Countries with Business Ties
"P.S.: I'm unsure why anyone would think that this has anything to do with the Objective-C runtime. I guess it may if you pass any kind of ARC objects."

Because the comment on the commit that adds this to the swift source states that "It relies on ObjC interop".

https://github.com/apple/swift/commit/013aad13d4245a012cfb76...

So maybe not the runtime, per se, but haven't looked into what it's actually generating.
What misunderstanding do you think they have? Producing embryonic stem cells requires destroying an embryo. Yes, the embryos are mostly castoffs from fertility clinics and would likely be destroyed as medical waste anyway. But that doesn't matter one bit to people who believe embryos are human beings and deserve legal protection.
Hidden Figures is a must see film with an important social message, a great cast, and fine production values.

Hidden Figures is my favorite in several Oscar categories.
Here's another thing in that same vein:
https://www.oreilly.com/learning/how-to-build-a-robot-that-s...

I've been thinking about building a few of these as a class/group project at work.
I was echoing your use of "go read."

Saying that's change is misleading. It's foreign control they're opposed to, and that has been normal for over a century.
Just curious - why AGPL doesn't fit them? Not implying anything, just wonder about possible cases.
Maybe those system 72 laptops, I remember there was an animation talk about Finding Dory and the guy was using one but it's Ubuntu-oriented I think. 32GB sounds nuts haha.
Golang isn't good at fast development although that is a good point. Nim is still pretty immature. OCaml is great on Unix, but appears to be a pain on Windows unless you like Cygwin.
> Many applications use toolkits that are unable / unwilling to scale.

Isn't that true on every platform?
Plan C, turn the yard into a garden.
> you give back all that talent straight to the USA's biggest competitors

Or to Canada. The US isn't the only western country highly skilled workers emigrate to.
This is awesome! I've been checking every morning since November (it was targeted for release at that time and has been pushed) for this release ever since it was added to the React Native roadmap https://github.com/facebook/react-native/wiki/Roadmap

A good navigation library is the one thing that was missing for React Native and I'm glad to see the collaboration from folks from Facebook and Exponent make this happen.
> I will check email 3 times a day. When I come in, around lunch, and before I leave. Is this a problem?

Was going to say exactly that. Works for me too. I'm amazed more people don't do it.

I use a mail client set up so I'm not aware of any incoming email until I look for it....
Then say "governors by the people". Governors ain't government itself.
In the US, almost anything you do on a computer can probably be interpreted as "illegal" under the CFAA, given a sufficiently ignorant and/or over-zealous prosecutor. If you reside in the US, be very careful.
The argument is fairly straightforward if you accept -- as pro-lifers do -- that abortion constitutes the killing of an unborn child. Parents have a prima facie duty of care towards their children by virtue of the biological connection between parent and child, and this duty of care exists regardless of the circumstances of the child's conception.

This position in no way denies that rape is gravely immoral. It simply recognizes that the child is not responsible for the crimes of his father. The injustice of rape does not justify the additional injustice of abandoning or killing one's own child.

I think most people have no difficulty accepting this argument at least with respect to born children. Nobody would argue that infanticide, for example, is an appropriate response to rape. But there's no reason why the same logic doesn't apply before birth as well.
My wife and I have made a very serious effort not to take pictures of things we are looking at. Occasionally we will take pictures of ourselves somewhere, but usually, we just leave our phones tucked away and enjoy the moment.

I'll say, I have regretted this mindset in one instance. Christmas morning with our kids. I wish I had either more pictures or videos of my sons on Christmas morning when they were little. The zoo, museums, monuments, parks are more fun to experience in person. But sometimes you want to see your kids as their happy younger selves too.
Wouldn't that solve the problem?
There are some kind of matches that take more than that:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correspondence_chess

I know you've said "other tools" (like miniboards) but even in your head, more time is an advantage.

Edit: I wouldn't play a match with five hours time, not even for the whole game. I take that "five hours" was hyperbole.
They most certainly are less biased. All media organizations are terrible, but CNN is by far the worst.
The fact that this and practically all React packages are community maintained is one of the pain points with React IMO.

I'm not saying React and React Native should come included with a router, but that Facebook should provide an official one just like Angular and Vue do.
To be fair, Oracle is suing but they haven't actually won. The courts may decide to let things stand as they are. We shall see.
This is why although we have an active Slack with a #questions channel, we try to direct people to StackOverflow. Because you end up having people ask the same questions because Slack is not indexed by a search engine (unless you do something fancy).

What we do a lot is when someone ends up asking a question on Slack, I'll just cross-post to StackOverflow and answer there. We even have a bot that posts StackOverflow questions back to the channel.

Slack also isn't great because you'll have multiple people asking a questions at the same time with long code snippets. It gets messy.

Currently at 320 questions for our project's tag...http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/aframe
Can I assume you don't get 150 emails a day? Or maybe you just have clever filtering that blocks the junk ;-)
Can anyone comment on React native as a solution over going completely native with Swift for iOS development? Anyone with a lot of experience doing pure native that is convinced react native is the way?

Pros/Cons?
Well the use of ads is negative for everyone.
Countries are free to define their own travel requirements for their citizens, which they do for security reasons. What you describe is a very obtuse definition of "does not recognize other passports."
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I've read this before and I'm sure it was posted here. If I don't check my email 5-10 times daily I have 100+ message every few hours. I work in a company of 90,000 people and I'm a lead devops engineer supporting around 70 developers.

Checking my email hourly during business hours and once after 5pm keeps my inbox tidy and my stress level much lower. Last time I missed two days of work I came back to 800 messages and it tooks weeks to catch up. The stress of seeing 100s of messages is what gets to me. Constantly cleaning up my inbox is the only way to avoid that stress.

Now if I was allowed to develop infrastructure as code all day this would be very distracting. I hope for that Nirvana one day. However, since I do a lot of support and people depend on me I need to constantly react and switch gears.
The Android port is maintained by a volunteer, Brian Gesiak. You can ask him about it on Twitter: https://twitter.com/modocache
That returns the filenames in the format "./access.log" but it wanted "access.log". It's a bug.

I used echo -e 'access.log\naccess.log.1\nREADME'. :D
Making transpiled ES modules more spec-compliant
Well, a zygote is a developing human being while a placenta is clearly not. You don't have to believe in a soul to think that all human beings -- regardless of their stage of development -- merit legal protection.
Hah. Nope. What's going to happen is that there'll be more damage done via the us government's new stance. There are other world governments, state governments, private businesses, universities, and, of course, individuals, to continue to work on the problems arising from the man made global temperature increase and resulting climate changes.
You need to reduce the amount of incoming mail. How do people like you actually get any work done?
It's literally yahoo! People use it as their front page to the internet. If it ain't on Facebook, it's not on the internet!
Studies have shown that Ritalin gives some with ADHD access to their executive function [1] -- as I recall, it "lights up" the neural pathways that connect that portion of the brain and gives them access to it, and for example, they become empathetic when they normally are not (empathy/perspective is one aspect of executive function).

[1] http://adhdrollercoaster.org/adhd-and-relationships/adhd-imp... (overview with link to UC Berkeley study)
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I've had the same experience as op and yes, I think you're onto something. I'll generate a wider breadth of candidate moves, although I may not calculate each line to the same depth. I guess you could say it encourages lateral thinking (or creativity) over linear thinking (calculation).

This is key for me because under normal circumstances I tend to favor solid but slightly passive lines. If my opponent is playing creative, spirited chess, he can easily gain the initiative and crush me.
There was a ridiculous shitshow over MMA articles that dragged on for what seemed like years, a crusade entirely driven by one or two editors who knew how to abuse the AfD process.
My friend was a powerlifter. According to him, back injuries are far more common on the squat than the dead. It's somewhat counter intuitive, but the dead is generally quite safe.

You should always use good form and always have respect for the weights (don't get cocky), but maybe have a bit more respect for the squat :P
Doesn't Zuck know that if he plans to be a politician he shouldn't use Facebook? That shit is public!
Inference as in the opposite of training.

An example on inference would be feeding it an image and classifying it with a neural net.

The example I linked to above has inception running, which classifies things you point the camera into 1000 different categories.

It is very easy to set up (I have done it, and it only took a few minutes)
~/.bash_history ?
Why not make it something brand less? They allow customizations by language; it's not crazy to put thought into the keyboard at that point.
That isn't a non-compete. That's a non-solicitation, which is enforceable, at least civilly.
Super-cool! Some pieces of feedback:

1) It would be nice to have something special happen when you solve all the puzzles, rather than going back to the first. Some javascript balloons dropping from the ceiling? ;_)

2) Some of the problems, it's hard to tell why an answer doesn't work. A side-by-side diff showing my results compared to the expected results might help?

3) After solving (perhaps just one, or maybe all), I'd love to see other people's solutions. That'd be quite educational.