skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Since you have a daughter, you need to figure out if you want to live in a cheaper area, far away from your work with a long commute, and send her to private school, or live closer to work, and pay an exorbitant amount, and probably still pay for private school.

In SF itself most public schools are lowly rated. But many areas, especially MOST of the East Bay, public schools are very highly rated. Unless the OP moves into SF I don't think private school is necessary at all. Just make sure to check the ratings before moving into an area.

> I suggest paying the exorbitant rent for 6 months or a year, in a place close to work so that you familiarize yourself with the area, and then start the search to buy a place.

This is good advice and what we ultimately ended up doing. It's crazy expensive but now we know where we want to live, how much to expect things, etc. Our weekend trip out here to pick out a house was just no where near enough time to buy or figure out the area for renting.

> Things like multiple airfares and real estate broker fees sound like you have a sense of entitlement. Those shouldn't be covered in my opinion, those are the cost of leaving your home.

Relocation is meant to cover the cost of leaving your home. Many friends I've talked to had company cover air fair and sometimes real estate broker fees. I know a company I went with did.

I think it's a bit much saying OP has a sense of entitlement; OP seems to not know what to expect and simply asked a question and discussed the real logistics behind the move. When you search online many places offer to cover that and many do not.
It's a cheap way to let political enemies identify themselves, though.
They're the ones that will have the logs and information and will know how the service is and isn't being used. Not you, (unless you happen to be an actual kernel.org admin?)

Just because it doesn't make sense to you, does not make it stupid.
There are bad neighborhoods in Paris and Rio; how does Chicago stand out?
It was an effort (at times, half hearted), at transparency by Obama, it has no legal weight, no. Do we have hope it will even be considered by Trump considering how they aren't even taking calls? No.
Really? I would have expected to be much, much worse.

If only 10% of your students are having problems with that, it's a pretty good technological aptitude overall.
"you could extrapolate that dopamine has a direct inverse correlation to executive functions in the brain."

Dopamine is a key to understanding motivation. Found in neurons in the brainstem (cells in basal ganglia), dopamine is released for unexpected reward and is a part of the unconscious brain. There is a predictive component in this reward, hence its link to motivation.

Learning about something, then being rewarded is taping into the dopamine system.

There are two negative side effects of changes in natural dopamine levels. Chasing a dopamine reward is addictive (craving and dependence). Certain drugs can hijack this reward system, making you think something good has happened. Lack or low levels of dopamine results in low motivation (anhedonia), in severe cases resting tremors, slowness and rigidity. We know this as Parkinsons disease.

"There is another article trending right now about increased Dopamine in the shower"

You can find the article here ~ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13504103
You're safe.

[1] https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2017-trump-immigration-ba...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trump_Towers_Istanbul
This. I use to be a champion of all nighters and cramming, until I got serious with my time management and maintained a healthy sleeping pattern.

1st-3rd year with all nighters -> average low 80s average.
4th year with maybe 1-2 all nighters -> low 90s average.

Of course other factors contribute and as she mentions in the article by your final year you know how to get high marks, but I see the error of my ways not following good sleeping patterns for the earlier years of my undergrad, bloody youthful exuberance!
It's been known for thousands of years in yoga as "samavritti pranayama", or "square breath". The advice is to count on the finger of one hand. Inhale while stepping 1 2 3 4, Hold 1 2 3 4, Exhale 1 2 3 4 and Hold 1 2 3 4. All of this without mentally counting, just use your fingers to do the steps. It is recommended before meditation for calming the agitated mind.

Another method is to count breaths in increasing cycles: 1; 1 2; 1 2 3; ...; 1 2 3 4 5 6 7;... Each number corresponds to one inhalation and exhalation. See how high you can count before making a mistake. This comes from Buddhism.
Last year, it had more murders than both Los Angeles and New York combined. Both cities are larger than Chicago.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/chicago-murders-shootings-2016-m...
> I suppose you need to understand that y'all went way over the line with Trump and that we're not going to be nice about it.

Don't include me in that. I'm not even American.

"We're not going to be nice about it" is once again pretty vindictive. Is that a threat?
This was kind of long but you should read about who Richard Spencer, you repeated where's the "genocide" thing multiple but I don't know why.
Federal jobs are a net negative for the economy. Private jobs are funded by profit from selling products. Federal jobs are funded by taking money from everyone to pay for them. Freezing federal hiring should have no short term effect on the economy, long term it will mean less government services but lower taxes.

I heavily support the pre-existing condition clause in the ACA but the rest of it is a clusterfuck. The way it's designed inscentivizes only the riskiest people to join groups and everyone else to go without insurance.

The ACA's "profit model" is also greatly skewed towards overcharging the young and healthy. Our oldest generation is the most wealthy population group and our youngest are reletively one of the poorest in US history... As a young healthy male my insurance cost has gone from $55 to over $300 a month due to the ACA. I recently just ditched insurance because that's too much money to pay for a service I get hardly any benefit from.

It's yet another money siphon built by the boomers to fuck over the mellenials.
That's an interesting angle. Just like... tag them? On Facebook and twitter?
US Immigration Ban
Harmonics (overtones) are already there. By definition the fundamental tone is just the lowest frequency. You can isolate harmonics either by amplifying the desired frequency or by muting a longer wave length e.g. by placing a finger on a string in a place that is a node of the higher frequency harmonics but not a node in the lower frequency. Thus by definition you cannot create subharmonics, well unless you cheat :-) http://www.marikimura.com/subharmonics.html
Though I see this is a whitehouse.gov site, I'm curious as to what counts as a legitimate signature. I'm not American, not a resident, and not in America, so what happens if I sign this petition?

Does anybody know how they figure this out? Do a bunch of signatures from people who have no rights in the US invalidate the petition?
HN talked about "cache-control: immutable" a few days ago, this is like the kindergarten version explanation of that. Not HN-worthy, IMO.
Here's the thing that people don't realize about discussing politics and quite a few other types of topics: worldviews and social identity are always going to overrule any rationality.

Everyone has to adopt a set of beliefs. This includes non-religious people. Beliefs or worldview are the foundational system of default nodes in your cognitive framework that shape your perception. They are, by necessity, unshakable -- because if your beliefs were easily upset, then your entire understanding of the universe would collapse.

One thing that makes this confusing is that many people adopt a belief system based (supposedly, at least) on empiricism and the scientific method. Basically the idea is, all of our beliefs arrived through careful testing and calculations. Therefore they are valid. However, the reality is that, since no one actually does the majority of these experiments themselves, the _supposed_ empirical nature of all of these 'facts' just plays the same role as faith in religious worldviews -- it is a way to hand-wave away any rebuttal ('its a scientifically proven fact').

The other confusing thing is that even though core ideas are basically immune to rationality, people have absolutely no problem whatsoever constructing elaborate rationalizations for their beliefs on top of them. And most people are quite motivated to try to spread their beliefs. Its a way of recruiting a new member to your world. Perception of reality is actually so different between different groups that this is basically a literally different world you are trying to bring them into. Look at the divergence between left- versus right- leaning media streams.

Its not that worldviews cannot change, but you are much more likely to be able to change them early on in someone's life, and after a certain inflection point, core aspects of beliefs are extremely unlikely to change.

I also mentioned social identity. The belief systems are mixed up with the social groups, because it is necessary for acceptance in any group to adopt that group's belief system. And be careful not to contradict it in front of the group, even if they hear some 'rational' argument that
a momentarily lapse lets them see as reasonable.
> I ask them "How can to determine if a web site is credible?" and in every class I get a significant number of students say "If it is a .org, .gov, or .edu" Who is telling these kids this?

I distinctly remember, somewhere around the 8th grade having this exact question and answer on a "How to use computers" quiz. There was also some information about how search engines can't be trusted either (you should use curated website directories!). So who is telling kids this? Their education system, and whoever decided the curriculum to mandate kids learn.
What do you think about that usage of decorator in typescript?
And share with others. This is only one poor guy, but there's plenty more like him out there who have done everything right and jumped through the USCIS hoops to get here legally with the goal of improving their (and potentially their family's) life. This is beyond wrong and now is not the time to sit on our hands.

EDIT: Link looks like it is currently broken for me too.
Adonis might be Rails-enough for you. https://adonisjs.com/
Question: Can people outside the US sign the petition as well, or does it have more validity if only US residents sign it?

I want to sign it, but don't want it to be used against the petition later if someone in the administration says it is a 'fake petition' because x% of outside the US jurisdiction signed it.
This is horrible.

Anyone with combustion sources of any kinds (gas heat, cooking, cars in a garage, many kinds of tools) should have a CO sensor properly placed. I'm staying at someone's house for a month, don't see one, so I just ordered a couple.
The petition doesn't mean anything to begin with.

The previous administration used them as a PR device. They aren't binding. Who knows if it is even intentional that it still works.
How is it a minority when 48% of voters elected him a few months ago?
I agree with the premise that there is an insufficiently mature dialog, and engagement across the political spectrum.

But there's been, provably more dismissiveness and ensuing divisiveness within the conservative movement, which is where "Republicans eat their own" came frome. The explicit targeting by far right conservatives to destroy moderate Republicans in elections is not something that is at all common in the Democratic party. It was refined to great success by the Tea Party movement.

Smug liberalism is not at all the same kind of nefarious strategy the far right has used. Smug liberalism is a naive position that if only conservatives had the facts, they'd become liberals/progressives/Democrats or at the very least revert back to being moderate Republicans. It isn't intended to piss people off, even though that has been the outcome.

The political landscape is sufficiently damaged now that there is likely a significant and intractable minority who believe in a different reality where liberals are out to get them; that corporations and billionaires are out to screw them by hiring "illegals" (except for Trump's hand selected billionaires, they're the good ones); and that import tariffs are paid by foreigners. Damaged by the likes of Newsmax, Infowars, and Breitbart (previously run by now Chief Strategist and Senior Counselor to the U.S. president) are all far right sites trafficking in varying degrees of mistruth. These are not policy disputes, these are disputes over facts.

I do not think there is any fixable relationship when two sides are disagreeing on world view: how the world works, how it should work. They are mutually incompatible right now, and the thing to be negotiating is the outcome of losing arguments, which hopefully remain non-violent. The language of name calling and violence is destabilizing whether it is a one on one relationship, or directed at countries. The president is openly combative with everyone who disagrees with him. It'll be deeply fascinating to see how things go when those disagreements happen with people he's hand selected - which is why I think it's important senators support pretty much all of his cabinet selections, at least all of them are completely sane.
He's safe now. Who knows about next week?
How many people voted?
Apple CEO Tim Cook on Immigration Executive Order
I wonder what the next way to control your physiology (and thus your mind) will be. Something sexual even?
> Minorities on average earn less

Tell that to Asian Americans:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_the_U...
I think you're completely right from a rational perspective, but I've definitely sat in the back of an Uber wishing the guy would drive more aggressively since I was running late.
how do you know those "journalists" weren't committing a crime? were you there standing beside them? they were arrested for felony rioting, thank Obama for that rule
No. A command interpreter is not a console.

* http://jdebp.eu./FGA/a-command-interpreter-is-not-a-console....
No, because while those ancient computers probably do have amazing margins at this point, they don't sell in sufficient quantities to make a big impact on quarterly earnings. Those mind boggling margins and profits really do come from mostly new devices. It really is just a matter of either poor multitasking by the organization, a very depressing long-term strategy, or both.

It's weird- the practice of never talking about product roadmaps started in an era when whatever customer angst and uncertainty it generated was vastly outweighed by customer and media delight when the next step in that roadmap was finally revealed, which at the time happened like clockwork at 6-month intervals. Now people want them to talk about product roadmaps not because they're excited to know when/what the next great Mac is going to be, but because they're worried that there won't BE any Macs anymore (at least not any that they would want to buy). :(
It's not a minority, 46.1% voted for Trump according to CNN
You think Donald will sell his stake in projects in Turkey?
What makes Donald Trump's action so sickenly selfish is that a better life is why his grandfather Friedrich Drumpf immigrated from Bavaria.

Though one could argue 3 generations later that act of immigration is not benefitting the US.
I have a little private wish that Facebook would identify anti-immigration comments by people who themselves are immigrants and post a big red "hypocrite" banner above their posts.

It's so infuriating how quickly people forget their own past and become entitled oppressors themselves.
Given that the context is "CEO attempts damage control after being falsely accused of killing 2 people with an unsafe product", maybe this isn't the time?
I am certainly not calling you stubborn, arrogant or aloof, I'm terribly sorry if you got that impression and I definitely did not want to imply this.
I believe 46% is less than 50%, and therefore a minority. Not a tiny minority, but nonetheless a minority.
I like them too, mainly because it's me pushing the money to a vendor rather than them debiting my card. I'm much more comfortable doing that with some small company I haven't heard of before.
Don't sign if you're not a US citizen, exactly due to the reason you pointed out. We want the numbers as valid as possible, rather than as large as possible.
Hi, it looks there is a factual dispute about the linked article. I think I might be able to add some value to this conversation (but that's of course for you to decide).

It appears the parent poster is arguing Google did ban [all payday loans] while you are arguing that the article says Google did not ban [all payday loans], but instead only banned [loans with interest rates >=36%].

My viewpoint: The article says both points, i.e. Google banned [all payday loans] and Google also banned [all loans (i.e. of the non-payday variety) with interest rates >=36%]

Evidence / Recitation from article:

"...In addition to the broad payday loan ad ban, Google will not display ads from lenders who charge annual interest rates of 36 percent or more in the United States. The same standards will apply to sites that serve as middlemen who connect distressed borrowers to those lenders..."

"...Google announced Wednesday that it will ban all payday loan ads from its site..."

As seen from the first above recitation, the words "in addition to" appears to mean that two separate bans have been enacted: The first ban is for any loan classified as a payday loan. That means a payday loan of any interest rate (i.e. 35%, 25%, even 3%) will be banned. The second ban is for a loan of any type where the interest rate is >= 36%.

Hope that helps, thanks for your time : )
Apparently people on HN aren't aware that nowadays Flash compiles to native code and used in many mobile games

http://www.adobe.com/devnet-apps/flashshowcase/#/main

As for Acrobat, it is daily used across all our Fortune 500 customers.
even on the new MBPR? (I'm only interested in MBPs here) if so wrong (again) but the idea of lack of peripherals / power for ^me^ is a problem.
> I'm not sure what a "peaceful ethnic cleansing" would look like

It's clearly impossible.
That is quite literally the definition of a minority :)

Seriously though, I take your point and this is a reminder that if we ignore vocal minorities spouting hate, eventually they may grow big enough to take control. If you see this type of behavior in your own backyard then please vote even if you don't think it will matter.
If you want to be pedantic, a minority voted for Hillary too.
Good news for Lyft?
I wouldn't call it that. But what this is, is Trump is testing the waters for a more extensive Muslim ban in the near future.
63 million people voted for Donald Trump. That's 20 percent of Americans.
They won 96.1% of all precints. 30% of people within our state voted for him as well, many more would have voted if it wasn't a lost cause in California.
And just to be clear, the big part he's missing is about web apps. Whisper Systems is very clear that they're not doing a web version:

https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Desktop/issues/723

If they did, they would be the one holding the keys, not the user. The proposed solution also ignores the new-device case. If you install Twitter on your new phone, log in, and look at your DMs,you expect the whole history to be there. But if messages are encrypted for each device at time of transmission, then the new phone starts blank.
> It's not America that did this it's a minority of America.

That's democracy; that is America or else there is no America. All Americans must own this problem, not say that it's not their fault.

For one thing, it didn't come from nowhere; Trump's policies merely put in action what many in his party have advocated for years. Yet many smart people I know overlooked it and continued to vote Republican.
> relocation package

> shouldn't be covered in my opinion, those are the cost of leaving your home

If costs of relocating shouldn't be covered in a relocation package then what should?

It doesn't sound overly entitled at all. Negotiate it.

- Note, of course not being American I can't comment on the actual amount. A quick google suggests around 15k in physically moving everything long distance (inc. self), plus the second move locally (2k?), plus rent difference of the temp place compared to expected place (rent/mortgage). So if my ballparks are OK then they have 6mo at 2k extra rent (no idea if thats reasonable). Private school should be factored into salary.
It's so easy to see the outcome of these policies. Intolerance begats intolerance begats violence. There can be no other outcome other than an increase in violence, both domestic and international. And what will Trump do when the violence increases? He will whip the masses up with frenzied speeches and double-down on the executive orders to limit immigration. But the violence will not abate but will worsen. So finally, he will institute orders to deal with the violence, not the immigration orders that are the cause, but the violence. Protests will be banned, people will be put in prison, violence will be quashed by even more violent means, and they'll need to clothe these violence-quashers and will decide that brown shirts are the appropriate colour.
Overall, I don't see this as such a bad thing... But every major decision is going to have its outliers.

This is a temp 90-day ban on non-reciprocating countries (and countries of concern), which the FBI said they are not able to properly vet (because those countries will not provide background info on the applicant, and some other reasons). It only affects non-citizens such as visitors, students, or employment visas holders - from leaving the country and coming back, and there seems to be a waiver process to help them.

They already have something like a 7 month backlog of applicants to process. 90 days is going to give them a chance to catch up and look for ways to improve the situation... Such as getting the "Implementing Uniform Screening Standards for All Immigration Programs" part of the order up and running.
True, and there are lots of security exploits that are caused by logical error, but the majority of those CVEs are caused by memory corruption, use-after-free and out-of-bounds memory corruption.

All errors avoidable in Rust, as well as other safe languages, outside unsafe blocks.
What happens when some terrorist group makes the extremely tactically-obvious decision to attack the Trump Towers there? It's not like there's any shortage of US-hostile terrorists with the ability to reach Istanbul.

(Honestly, what happens when any Trump property around the world gets attacked? They've got giant signs advertising that the president of the US cares about them, and they don't have anywhere near the protection that US soil does.)
PSA: Make sure you have carbon monoxide detectors in your home, and that you replace them every 5-7 years, as the detector goes bad over time. If you are in a home with a high chance of carbon monoxide buildup, get one with a digital display to help first responders understand your exposure level. if you have children, get one that talks.
Let's remember that most people affected have far fewer resources and opportunity than an MIT student; most people's predicaments will not be on HN's front page or a Whitehouse.gov petition.
"Voters" is the important distinction. 26.3% of "Eligible Voters" elected him.

http://edition.cnn.com/2016/11/11/politics/popular-vote-turn...
The Amish though, they should definitely be sent back to Germany where they belong.
> Your expectations and apparent level of entitlement are a bit surprising.

Why do you say that?

It sounds like he doesn't want to be out of pocket for a relocation.

He has an upper middle class job and lifestyle and is moving for an upper middle class role. So he wants an upper middle class relocation package.