skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
And what if the kids in question are neither?
>The Department of Homeland Security will comply with judicial orders

The President is not issuing a coup. It says directly in the statement they will comply with the judicial orders.
Airplane autopilot isn't designed to be used in the way you described. Should aviation rename that as well?
Yes, because the stay is not permanent. It only applies to those in transit and those affected now.

The statement then goes on to say:

"The Department of Homeland Security will comply with judicial orders..."

So no, the executive branch is not rejecting the authority of the judicial branch.
Do you Firefox? Because Firefox has Google as the default search engine which got them to receive hundreds of millions of dollars per year. Without that money,firefox would have been a lousy browser mainly by volunteers.
Ubuntu tried to do something with amazon but probably did not earn enough money and was scrapped for more than a year.
The statistics on these people committing terrorism is literally zero. Not a single act of terrorism within the United States has been committed by a single person from any of these targeted countries. The statistics are unambiguously clear that you are statistically far more at risk from some white Christian guy who's obsessed with abortion than from some frightened refugee just looking for a roof over her/his head who happens to be of the Muslim faith.
That is why this visual is so great. The act of counting is a distraction.
Can we stop calling it stupid? It's different. I prefer 1-based in Fortran where I deal exclusively with matrices, and 0-based in any more general programming.
I don't think US has killed 500,000 Iraqis. Most of them were killed by other Iraqis in sectarian violence.
It's doublespeak: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublespeak
Be sure to check the license if you want to use this for anything.
zswap makes swap useful on the server as it results in gradual slowdown when the system has used all the ram. And if the system runs at 75% of CPU, then there is room for such slowdown.
That's obvious, but if that was such a major obstacle, how does Apple manage to do it? The Mac Mini, the Apple TV, all the Airport routers -- they all have a built in power supply and use a standard figure-eight power cable.

This is not rocket science. Why does no other company manage to do that?
I think this story is the most important thing I've read so far:

Friday night, DHS arrived at the legal interpretation that the executive order restrictions applying to seven countries [..] did not apply [..] to [] green card holders.

The White House overruled that guidance overnight, according to officials familiar with the rollout. That order came from the President's inner circle, led by Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon.
.....

Bannon wanted turmoil and condemnation. He wanted this executive order to get as much publicity as possible.[..] He thinks this will be a PR win.

Liberals think the same thing. All the protests, the court judgments, the press coverage: this is something that will make middle America understand just what Trump is really all about. And once they figure it out, they'll turn on him.

[..] After a week of skirmishes, this is finally a hill that both sides are willing to die for. Who's going to win?

http://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2017/01/trumps-immigra...
I think the time has come for anybody doing business with Peter Thiel, having him on boards etc. to either fire him or render an explanation for why they continue to associate with him. The explanation might well be that they're OK with Trump policies and Thiel's support of them. If that's the case, then be it. But you can't be showing up at protests against the policy on one hand...

( http://www.forbes.com/sites/ryanmac/2017/01/29/y-combinators... ) and harboring Trump's chief apologist in the Valley on the other.
> In 2015 1,051,031 people obtained lawful permanent residence (https://www.dhs.gov/immigration-statistics/yearbook/2015/tab...). Illegal immigrants are estimated at 1,201,000 for 2015 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_immigration_to_the_Uni...). Is that really the definition of controlled? The "ratio" you stated is completely inaccurate.

You are comparing apples and oranges. Permanent residents (the green card holders as per definition in your link) contain ONLY a subset of legal immigrants.
I just wanted to say I think it's sad you're getting downvoted. My grandma was also relatively computer literate. If we ever hope to reach equality in our line of work we need to think more carefully about the personas[0] we use, not because our grandmas care but because of how such descriptions affects the people who might one day fall into that user category.

[0] https://www.usability.gov/how-to-and-tools/methods/personas....
Batteries, I would guess. It's pretty bad if your security system allows entry to people when there is a black out.
>Trump is ordering an executive agency to ignore that

>"The Department of Homeland Security will comply with judicial orders..."

Yeah, not seeing it. The stay is temporary, not permanent. He is allowed to continue enforcing his EO.
I used to use this to clean boot.
dpkg -l 'linux-' | sed '/^ii/!d;/'"$(uname -r | sed "s/\(.\)-\([^0-9]\+\)/\1/")"'/d;s/^[^ ]* [^ ]* \([^ ]\)./\1/;/[0-9]/!d' | xargs -p sudo apt-get -y purge
In my experience, ground apricot pits work just as well.
No one has the right to demand entry!

(especially not people we gave green cards and visas to after subjecting them to years, or decades, of bureacracy and vetting)
His point is incorrect. DHS in the linked statement in this very post says they will comply with judicial rulings.
Exactly.

I have stopped using it long time ago, after they introduced the following bug:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/netcat-openbsd/+bu...
There is wide misconception about what the court stays were on-- they actually prevented deportation, not detention. DHS did not say they were going to deport people against the court orders.
I was a foreign student at UCSD during 9/11 and have witnessed the hysterical reaction of the Bush administration, the establishment of the DHS and the TSA and their ridiculous security theatre.

At a time when the world is more interconnected than ever, and technology offers "the world at your fingertips", these bigots want to shut us in and make everybody hate each other.

Personally, it is heartbreaking to see the self-proclaimed "land of the free, home of the brave", the nation that once promised to be a sanctuary to the "huddled masses yearning to breathe free", in the grip of a paranoid meltdown.
What are you referring to? I don't see any such words in either the top comment (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13512998) or your parent (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13513065). Perhaps you're equating coup d'état with assassination? If so, that's incorrect: coup d'état is just an illegitimate overthrow. Am I misunderstanding your post?
Playing russian roulette isn't responsible just because you don't get shot. There are many people who use it in moderation... until they don't. Until they make one too many "bit more won't hurt" type decisions. Or they lose their job or a family member dies or they just have a shitty day.

"responsible heroin use" is probably the stupidest phrase I've heard all day, and I've been watching CNN.

EDIT: And, by the way, calling a spade a spade and naming heroin as the scourge it is is not stigmatizing users.
Yes, I'm familiar with the BLU-108.

I doubt you could get a 3.4 kg submunition on that particular airplane. That's about twenty times what a grenade weighs, and that explosion was definitely more grenade-sized. They're going to have to scale this up quite a bit for it to be effective against armor. Not to mention a high tech submunition like that costs about eight grand in bulk and has to be spinning to work.

And they're not really designed to destroy tanks so much as render them combat ineffective by damaging the engine. You're not going to destroy a tank with something that small.
The stay was effective only for those (essentially) who had already begun travelling to the US when the executive order was signed. So they can't deport the people they detained in the airports. This isn't anything but a minor detail and it's reasonable for the DHS to consider itself complying with the court order and implementing all of the executive action.

It's just a minor difference in the people effected.
Best way: take away the reason Trump got elected.

I know this will sound somewhat out of reach for most people, but realistically, we want to stop the isolation wave, this is what needs to be done.

We need to have 3x minimum wage + benefits zero-skill jobs and we need something like 20 to 40 million of those in the US, and half a billion of those worldwide. Note, we don't need the jobs themselves, we need to actually have those people do something economically useful.

I realize this is not easy, and you can't just cheat, so shouting basic income will not get anyone anywhere. But if we could do that, worldwide, the "wave of conservatism" will stop dead in it's tracks. Trump will be opposed, borders will open, Europe will stay whole, ... And the best part of it is: if you do this, you'll probably yourself get to be in the top10 richest people in the world.

The alternative is that we get into ever more debt. Now debt requires interest to be paid. So when people say debt is now 100% of GDP that means there is effectively a transaction tax of, let's say on average twice the Fed's interest rate. This is extremely inaccurate, but it's not totally off of the mark. Right now that's a tax paid to the 1% of about 1% of every time you get paid, every dollar you spend, every dollar you give your landlord. If the FED raises rates 3x (or more) this year, as they've promised to do, by the end of 2017 it will be 2.5% or more. So in order to pay the interest on it we'll need systematically more austerity measures. Pension cuts, unemployment cuts, healthcare cuts, everything cuts.

(Now do you understand why countries going bankrupt is such a big deal and why debt restructuring is so unacceptable to the American rightists (democrat or republican) ? The 1% has a huge problem here. That amount of tax towards them is too much. It risks bankrupting entire economies, but there's soooo much money to be had. Every year from now on they can delay the inevitable debt collapse and avoid asset/property/wealth taxes they get 3% of all wealth on the planet. Every year. Real leftists, of course, are proposing that income taxes be abolished and replaced by a) wealth tax b) import tax c) asset taxes)
How are pcbassembly compared to chinese fabs like SeeedStudio? Their prices are cheap and they do fast turnaround.
>...a coup d'etat is in progress in which our illegitimate "President..."

Well there's a rational statement. We had an election. Trump won it, under the rules which have been in place for centuries. Clinton knew what the rules were as well, and she didn't play the game as well. Another country attempted to influence public opinion during the election, which has also been going on for centuries.

I assume your "illegitimate President" comment is due to the leaked emails. If the Hillary/DNC emails had all been about how they were going to work hard for America, then the leak wouldn't have affected her and would have actually helped her. Instead, they were about unethical and illegal activity aimed at ensuring she won the election. If you engage in that sort of thing as a Presidential candidate/political party executive, you should get caught and you should lose.
Raising shibolleths about attacks on minorities is really not an effective strategies
That's fine? Our modern economy is based on specialization. I don't see a very strong argument for why every person should know how their computer really works to the point they can fix it themselves rather than paying someone else to fix it for them.
It's not even given Trump's admin would actually defend the position of turning away green card holders. So far there was only emergency stay which AFAIK does not even require participation from the other side, so we have no idea what position or argument the administration has on the case. The judge (quite correctly) decided to issue an order that causes least harm (not deporting anyone, but not ruling any broader) so I think we'd know on Monday more about admin's position on this.

ACLU of course would argue the whole order is invalid, but I don't think this part would be easy to prove and not likely to get emergency order broad enough, and it probably would take more than 60 days to go through which means challenging this particular order in its entirety may be moot by the time it gets to any sort of trial. If the subsequent policy will match it though it still may have a point.
Elon takes an active hand in all of the engineering discussions and contributes heavily to design deicions. Of course he doesn't write code or machine parts himself, that would be a really poor use of his time-- that's what he's hired thousands of engineers for, so that he can be head engineer overseeing the countless moving parts involved in manufacturing both rockets and cars simultaneously.
up to 3200 per day.
A statistical study of US college earnings using multiple regression
Instead of 1, 2, 3, 4, in your head say "left, middle, middle, right." Repeat until natural, then change it to be "this one, this one, this one, this one." Repeat until natural, then repeat some more until you can do it by the pattern alone without verbalizing anything internally.

Or don't think of it as counting, just think of it as a drumbeat. Bah-bah-bah-BAH. Bah-bah-bah-BAH. Make sure to go slow enough that it's actually four seconds and not two (whole beats, not half-beats). But the end goal is to not have to think about it at all. It may require thousands of repetitions.
Source: https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/825593794875813888

And in Mass (and Mass only) now they are not allowed to detain: https://twitter.com/sdooling/status/825602397007409153

Although some are reporting otherwise: http://nypost.com/2017/01/29/customs-agents-ignore-judge-enf...
It seems they are mistaken
apt-get update won't do anything beyond download the latest view of the repository.

you want:

apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade && apt-get autoremove
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Don't waste your time with people like this. Do not acknowledge them.
Not sure what you mean, if RedHat/CentOS is good for Amazon to run their 2M linux nodes, it is probably good enough for me to host my services. The stability and production readiness of the platform beats all the other Linux distributions, especially Ubuntu and I would argue Debian too (hello purify complains bug).
6 of the 7 countries facing a temporary ban, are happy to enforce a permanent ban on Israeli Jews from entering their lands.
Why would it be more of a problem with refugees than other, paying guests?

Afaik, most US citizens staying at Japanese AirBnB's (for example) do not speak Japanese nor know the local culture. Do you think that's a problem as well? When I stayed at an AirBnB in Italy I knew nothing about the local culture nor spoke the language, nobody thought that was an issue.

Or is this just, you know, racism?
So what? Aren't we voicing our opinions so that companies are forced to join us? That's what we did with security after Snowden, and now end-to-end encryption has become a marketing term, and it's good.
He lost the popular vote by millions of votes. The majority of America has made it very clear they do not want this fascist to be their President and the only reason he got through is because of Russian hacking our election to try and throw our country into chaos (and boy have they ever succeeded).

And don't you dare lecture me about getting "angry" over this. Why don't you learn some empathy and consider how you'd feel if you were among the millions of Muslims, refugees and undocumented migrants whose very existence is at stake thanks to some angry old white people who are so afraid of brown people coming into the country they thought they'd teach us all a lesson by voting for a failed businessman con-artist turned neo-fascist politician for President.
It's not like my ties are not public. Check my profile.
I start with my fingers all closed into a fist. I simply open the next finger, starting from my little finger. When I reach my thumb, I know to do the next 'thing' (whatever it is), then repeat. Rather than using your brain to store your state, you use your fingers. You can forget about what you are doing and simply know your state based on the feel of your fingers. Its basically like a simple state machine.
My mother, who is literally a grandmother, ran into the /boot old kernel's issue twice already. Very annoying.
> a story has been going around that a court has put a stay on the executive order.

That story is false (at least as far as I know). The stay was put on one detail of the implementation of the order, not the whole order - namely, on deporting green card holders that has already arrived in US airports.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darweesh_v._Trump

> Having said that, my understanding is that the referenced court case only applies to the specific individuals who sued

ACLU is seeking class action status, but in the meantime if several judges agreed that the stay is warranted I imagine it would be not hard for any person (with access to law assistance etc. of course) to be able to obtain similar order.
Exactly, people in this thread missing the point of the use of RAM. A perfect operating system always going to use as much RAM is available for caching and there are long running processes that can be swapped out to free RAM for more important use cases. Memory management and paging/swapping is an interviewing topic for SREs/systems engineers, and this is not an accident. Oversimplifying the problem does not help.
Do you have any evidence Bezos is influencing the editorial direction of the WaPo? All statements I have seen of people working for or having worked for the WaPo say that there is a clear separation between Bezos and the editorial board.
Ask HN: Which are some really best creative Resumes?
It's all connected!
Only people this one day will get these "enhanced security measures" though, I guess. Since they won't let any of these people board flights from now on, their experiences will be differently enhanced tomorrow.

Regardless of how many people are actually turned away or detained in the airports or elsewhere, every single person with citizenship of one of these countries and a valid green card or visa is impacted (hundreds of thousands of people). Those still in the US are prisoners here now. They can't risk leaving the country for any reason.

Even if this executive order expires in 90 days and things go back to normal (which I doubt), they will still be afraid. The rule of law has been weakened.
Sending Jews on boats back to Germany because they might not be refugees but Nazis looking to infiltrate the mainland?

Scared little bunny rabbits. Go scurry and hide rather than demand the rest of the world live in fear with you.
Check my profile idiot.

Regardless of how infuriated you may be by the behavior of other users, please don't resort to name-calling.
My niece and my aunt are coming to visit in a few days and there seems to be no issues. A lot of noise over stalling a few countries with serious terrorist and isis presence. Its going to be a few tough years as the media openly has the knives out and will do anything to bash the president.
It's not just taught in Advaita schools. It's also taught in Dvaita and Vishisht-Advaita Vedanta schools. I know because I belong to the Dvaita school of thought. Also, there is a big misconception that majority of Hindus are Advaitis. It's not so. Almost half of Hindus are Vaishnavas who either belong to Dvaita, Vishishtadvaita or Dvaita-Vishistadvaita Schools (a.k.a ISKON/Chaitanya Mahaprabhu).

Yoga itself however originated from Santana Dharma (or modern day Hinduism). To back up this statement, you can read this chapter of Mahabharata which talks about the birth of Ved Vyasa (the writer of the Vedas) wherein it mentions how the Sankhya, Yoga, Pancha-ratra, Vedas and Pasupati cults came into existence: http://sacred-texts.com/hin/m12/m12c049.htm

I'll quote the relevant text for your convenience:

"Vaisampayana continued, "I have thus narrated to thee, O monarch, the circumstances connected with the former birth of our revered preceptor, viz., Vyasa of unstained mind, as asked by thee. Listen to me once again. There are diverse kinds of cults, O royal sage, that go by diverse names such as Sankhya, Yoga, the Pancha-ratra, Vedas, and Pasupati. The promulgator of Sankhya cult is said to be the great Rishi Kapila. The primeval Hiranyagarbha, and none else, is the promulgator of the Yoga system. The Rishi Apantaratamas is said to be the preceptor of the Vedas, some call that Rishi by the name of Prachina-garbha. The cult known by the name of Pasupata was promulgated by the Lord of Uma, that master of all creatures, viz., the cheerful Siva, otherwise known by the name of Sreekantha, the son of Brahma. The illustrious Narayana is himself the promulgator of the cult, in its entirety, contained in the Pancharatra scriptures."
Apple has always been focused on usability and simplicity at the expense of power. Remember the one button mouse or first desktop without any external media options?

But also, do you really think causal users care about Thunderbolt 3.1? Or previously, Firewire 800? And want a $3000 laptop that can drive two 5K screens?

I realise you talked about the OS, but it's the same deal. Apple OS'es were always dumbed-down compared to Windows - just compare the control panels and application "installation" features. Have you seen Group Policies?
Example edge case: Waymo cars know that police cars often stop behind other cars and to expect people to be walking nearby.

Thought: Once we have 99% self driving cars it will be quite easy to convert a portion of roads to pedestrian only at times when traffic is light: bollards go up, lighting changes, cars informed to reroute.
FreeBSD is actually a much cleaner operating system than other unix-like clones. I have used it for a decade but my work required me to use linux.

Best parts already mentioned in this thread (pf, jails, etc.) I would add one thing to the list:

https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?hier(7)
Ubuntu installer has separate /boot partition by default. If you don't do anything special during installation you end up with it.
"The Department of Homeland Security will comply with judicial orders;"
But hyper threading doesn't really double the performance of the CPU, I understood it's a marginal improvement. It seems odd to double the cost of the license if hyper threading is switched on.
The funny thing is those irate drivers would be honking at a piece of metal.. no driver with whom you could be angry.
This is Whataboutism.
Composites and anti-spall liners have rendered that kind of attack almost entirely obsolete against modern armor. The Challenger II was designed with a rifled gun barrel so it could use HESH ammo, and the Brits have been trying to scrounge up the money to replace it with a smoothbore for decades now (I see they finally did last year).
Many smoke alarms also measure CO now.
Yup or sand :)