skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One of the major roles of unions nowadays is providing access to legal counsel (specifically lawyers with experience in workplace issues).
Try working for a Civil engineering company :-) I no longer drink snakebite and black at lunch :-)
I believe snowden used it. That and shadow government but the media recently re-defined it to apply to Obama and his "community organising" that has been speculated he will do.
Can confirm. Ultrasharps aren't the best displays I've ever seen, but they are the best displays I've ever seen whose purchase doesn't feel like a serious investment.
Any pre-Fiorina HP Laser Printer.
I received this exact model for Christmas to grind for french press coffee and use it every day. Very happy with it so far.
It is good that AMD now look like they will finally be pushing Intel out of complacency. ECC should be the norm, not the exception and hopefully this will help drive the price of ECC memory down so that happens.
Hrm, have been using the same .service file from 2014 to 2017 here and moved from CentOS to Ubuntu and haven't had to change much if anything. Installing a separate app that repeats a lot of the work of the OS seems like overkill.
Now, if you're asking if it's aesthetically pleasing, that's a different story. But we were talking about design, right?

Hmm I think design also includes aesthetics - at least somewhat. Think about UI/UX. Both are design concepts. You're essentially describing the Casio as providing a great UX but not a great UI. I'd still argue UX is more important, but I wouldn't fully ignore UI when talking about design.
What DO you do if someone mails you heroin? Is the only reason he's not in jail the fact that he snuck into the forum and uncovered the plot before it happened?
> obscure HTML standards leaking your internal IPs

Like WebRTC? That finally allowed me to uninstall Skype?
> Chromecast – it just works. Feels like the future to use my phone to stream video from the Raspberry Pi to the TV.

I wanted this experience, but the Pi was too underpowered to play 1080p or transcode my existing video collection, most of which wasn't in a Chromecast-compatible format. Trying to skip forward was also really frustrating and delay-prone.
> I work at Apixio and we are hiring. Please hit me up if you would like to join us.

This seems like an odd juxtaposition with an article detailing the author's interview at another company...
I have the adjustable lumbar support, and I know what you mean about fitting into it. Wiggle your rear end a bit and see if you don't settle into place; I've found it makes a world of difference. Failing that, perhaps switching to the non-adjustable support might help.
Not much of a surprise coming from AMD, but it will most likely end up like their previous generations of CPU: most motherboards won't support ECC memory, forcing you to buy specialized hardware anyway. And if you're buying specialized hardware, you might as well go all the way.
Gosh darn it! Shut the absolute fuck up! You cannot possibly help yourself by discussing this with your internet buddies on a world-wide public forum.

I tell you this because I love you: Unburden your soul to your favorite lawyer.
I like the Wolf in the Grass one http://yiwenl.github.io/Sketches/exps/23
Fiskars Axes:
http://www.fiskars.eu/products/gardening/axes/splitting-axe-...

Barbour Jackets:
http://www.barbour.com/eu/categories/mens/waxed-jackets/barb...

Camper Shoes:
https://www.camper.com/en_FI/men/shoes/peu/camper-peu-17665-...

Stihl Chainsaws:
http://www.stihl.com/STIHL-power-tools-A-great-range/Chainsa...

Genelec Speakers:
http://www.genelec.com/8351

Desktops:
Mac Pro 1st Generation

Laptops:
Macbook Pro

Phones:
iPhone

Operating System Kernel:
Linux

High Level Programming Language:
Lua / LuaJIT

Low Level Programming Language:
C

Web Server:
Nginx
Arduino Laser Scanning Microscope – Open Electronics
No, these pencils are quite famous. I saw them recommended in a beginner's pack for D&D players.
The only thing about a post that is rational to criticize is the content. What else could you criticize? The name of the person who posted it? The time when it was posted?
https://dilectee.com

Site to help people with their decisions.

I created it as a way to learn web development (React, Django), since I'm coming from system programming.
> header is metadata about the page and other related resources.

I think you're confusing the head and header elements.
For what it's worth I use the same grinder and had the same concerns but the coarse setting works fine with my press - it doesn't clog or allow any of the grounds through.
As I recall, War and Peace had a huge number of characters with a reference at the front that I always had to refer back to. Do you keep a notepad handy for this sort of thing or have you mastered the use of bookmarks to jump around (I still haven't with my Kindle)...?
> HP Proliant Servers - despite HP's awful website and support policies their Proliant range are the most well designed, well thought out servers I've ever used.

Their ProCurve networking equipment is also excellent. They also have a lifetime warranty [0] (first owner) meaning if the switch ever breaks, they'll replace it. I've read online this even applies to 15 year old switches.

They changed the warranty somewhat after people started buying broken switches on eBay and RMA'ing them to HP for replacement. [1]

I've had personal experience with a dead HP ProCurve switch in a previous position. They sent us an advance replacement with next day shipping. I don't particularly like what they're doing to ProLiant line (e.g. firmware updates now require a paid support subscription, or a torrent), but I still recommend ProCurve switches to everyone looking for a good L2/L3 managed switch.

Also they're damn cheap these days. I was looking recently and you can pick up a managed 24 port GigE HP (1910-24G or 2910al-24G) for under $100 USD on eBay. My 1910-24G idles at 12W.

The 2910al will even accept 10Gbit expansion cards (on the back) so you can have up to 4 10GBit ports per switch.

[0] https://community.hpe.com/t5/Networking/Lifetime-Warranty-2-...

[1] http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1483888
Fixed blade's harder to conceal.
Startup resources
Finally ? AMD used to always support ECC, I believe their latest consumer chips didn't but that was mostly because it was never used because most motherboards makers don't want to add its support to their non-server variants.

Because why would they ? The very people for who that matters are those who have the needs and funds to buy the more expensive variant. Same reasoning as to why Intel isn't adding it to their desktop cpu.
NVidia's drivers aren't regularly blacklisted[1] or complained about[2] for being absolute crap

[1] https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/commit/26993380b16487649c2ae5...
[2] https://dolphin-emu.org/blog/2013/09/26/dolphin-emulator-and...
How is this kettle exceptional? I have an electric kettle that boils water ten times as fast (number made up, but it's really faster).

As someone who drinks a lot of hot water every day, I find this odd that someone would recommend a non-electrical kettle.
I voted for Harper (at least the first time) and would have to say it's a pretty accurate analysis.
Nope.

It's already been solved by HTML spec.

Having an H tag it's the same of having the header tag.
It doesn't solve any of the problems.

see http://imgur.com/a/FnLVb
Isn't Firefox progressing nicely?
My microwave has two buttons. Start and Stop. Press Start once, it starts for 30 seconds. Press it again and it adds 30 seconds. Keep pressing it to add 30 second intervals. If you want to stop before the time runs out. Press Stop and it resets.
Raspberry Pi Zero and LG Nexus 5 Supported on Linux 4.9 – Open Electronics
Right. If there is a deep Russian conspiracy to undermine government and Trump and many on his team are compromised, surely a leaker would feel confident that he/she would be vindicated for having helped inform the public about it (especially due to the strongly partisan support for anything that would harm Trump's presidency).
Whether the deep state is doing something unconstitutional is utterly irrelevant. BTW: these are the same groups that overthrow governments abroad, and seem tempted to do it here.

The original argument was whether the deep state was defending the Constitution, which relies on a) whether Trump did anything unconstitutional, and b) whether the deep state is specifically opposed to Trump on those issues, as opposed to pushing their own (war?) agenda under that cover.

The deep state is not protecting the constitution, but seems to be trying to a) weaken Trump by any means possible and b) push for aggression in Ukraine and escalation against Russia. You'll notice that Trump's position on Crimea and Russia shifted just a few days ago, after the whole deep state debacle.

The rest of your comment is covered under game theory. Trump being friendly to the deep state would have been stupid of him, for reasons that are obvious now.
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It's been around for at least a few years. Check the editorials at oftwominds.com , among others.
With the slight difference that in America, the wannabe dictator is the one being targeted by the deep state. I think the lesson here is that an effective authoritarian deep-state requires cooperation between the authoritarian civil service and the authoritarian political leadership.

Frankly, if they mutually self-destruct, I'll be happy. I want neither an authoritarian political leadership nor an authoritarian surveillance state hidden in the civil service.
@rspeer used sarcasm, implying everything you said in your two posts and more.
That looks like a solid jacket. I've been using a ski jacket (also Patagonia) that's also light, warm, windproof, and layerable, but also not small or compactible and thus inconvenient as hell when it's not needed for all parts of a mass-transit commute. I'll have to check that out further - thanks for the tip!
Spent six months surfing, swimming, and sweating through the tropics with an F91W strapped to my wrist. I bought it because it was cheap and I was poor, but I fell in love with it instantly. Lightweight, durable, and accurate as hell, it was the perfect companion.

It's a shame the strap's shitty, though. I noticed a nick along the inside edge one day and thought nothing of it. Got off the bus in San Jose and it was already torn halfway through. By the time I found a place to stay for the night, it was gone. I damn near cried.

I don't have that kind of attachment to watches orders of magnitude more expensive.
https://booknshelf.com

A website to help people discover great books and bookshelves on different topics. It's also a place to keep track of your books, creating shelves and staying organized with your readings!
Small enough to easily lose, too - I miss mine!
The <h> proposal is different to the <header> proposal. <header> isn't involved in outline production. The <h> proposal is more like <h1> + sectioning.
Zippo Lighters.

Easy to use (no button to hold down, just spin the wheel), easy to do maintenance, will light unless you got it really really wet or forgot to refill it.
Ugh, my 2016 CX-9's infotainment system is the worst thing about the vehicle. Mazda has tried to cram way too much into that stupid dial control.
paperclips. easy to use / can be hacked.
> Five grand a month is great! Is there something different in Switzerland that would account for his/her success?

Yes, cost of life and wages are way higher than what you have in mind. Median salary is around 6k (it is by far the highest in Europe, esp. looking at after taxes wages).
> > A heading is a line of text providing a title for a section.

> Which is exactly what <header> is trying to be.

Not at all:

> > A header typically contains a group of introductory or navigational aids.

Key word here is group. A header is a block containing other elements. A heading is a line of text. Often the header contains a heading, but header element itself is not a heading.

A realistic example might be something like:

<header>
<h1>New York Times</h1>
<time>Monday, February 20, 2017</time>
</header>
Digg Reader is ... okay
>Are we to believe that Putin would not allow trump to trash him in order to further his tangible goals?

From what I've heard, Putin is now thinking twice on whether he even wants to be associated with the Trump administration. He may have believed that men like Manafort or Bannon would keep Trump under control, only to find that his new "allies" in the White House are a chaotic mess.
Estwing absolutely makes the best hammers. Had the same one since I was 12.
I don't know who the strawman you are attacking is, but it's definitely not me.

>given an egregious example of harassment

I upvoted her story. It's a terrible case and it needs to be investigated ASAP.

>instead leap to the defense of the six silicon valley companies they've worked for or to criticise the NYT

The comment you are referring to is in response to the NYT turning a serious, specific issue into some larger political propaganda piece about women in all of silicon valley. Additionally, the NYT hurt her case by comparing it to one where a jury ultimately decided that the accuser was wrong.
Haskell Sorcery
Deutsche Bank investigates Trump links to Russia to satisfy US regulators
Others say you might be wrong: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13686868
I'm curious about the stats (if you have them):
how many of the candidates added documentation ?
because one could argue that documentation by itself is not DRY since now you have both the code and the description of the code (the docs). if the code changes - you MUST change the docs as well (otherwise the docs and the code are not overlapping, which is much worse than not having docs in the first place).

I might be completely wrong about documentation not being DRY, but this by itself could be a good conversation with a candidate .
I remember watching an interview of Yamamoto explaining how Sony blatantly copied the N64 controller, even copying Nintendo's mistake of having 4 right-side buttons of exactly the same shape (for the fingers).

Nintendo corrected this with the gamecube controller having different shaped buttons on the right (see here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GameCube_controller the A, Y, X and B buttons)

For some reason, Nintendo reversed back to the "bad" playstation-like buttons after the gamecube.

If anyone knows why I would be interested.
The person I'm responding to actually worked at Uber, so they can potentially give more information than what the article contains.

What do you have against talking to other witnesses 'of the crime' so to speak?
>Why do you think women would tell you about their experiences?

Putting aside the unjustified personal attack for a moment, even if they didn't tell me, they wouldn't need to for me to know these companies haven't had this problem. It was clear from the relatively high percentages of female engineers (20-30% for SV-centric companies, one as high as 40% that had branches in European countries with better female graduate ratios). More importantly, there was a very low rate of turnover and the turnover that was present matched that of the male employees.

>I've read your comments on HN, and you'd be the last person I'd tell if it had happened to me.

So back to the personal attack. What specifically have I said that makes you think I wouldn't be a good person to talk to about a situation like this?
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A time-lapse of all nuclear explosions from 1945-1998
Probably a Le Creuset dutch oven. Versatile, lasts forever, simple.
>the culture of covering up for the disgusting actions of the bad apples

This implies to me like you think this culture is prevalent in most police departments. Yet you base this of the events a tiny minority of police departments.

>You may want to work on your reading comprehension.

Try to keep insults off of HN. If I misunderstood you, you should take that as a reflection of your own communication skills and clarify in another comment. Don't just waste everyone's time by just expressing your state of bewilderment.
Does it really have a timer though?
As an American, it's disheartening to see other advanced democracies succumbing to the same type of cancers that ruined my country. You either have the rule of law, or you don't.

These farcical legal contortions to allow extradition are an embarrassment to New Zealand. Sadly, though, my American experience suggests that it's something most people will just slowly get used to. Eventually, the idea that the rule of law applies even in cases where powerful corporate lobbies are on one side, and there are none on the other side, starts to seem quaint.

Although I confess I don't fully understand why American corporate interests can throw around such weight in New Zealand -- in this judgement, or in the original paramilitary raid on Dotcom's home, either.

What's the hidden leverage?
There is no such thing as a "war institution". All the above institutions are meant as a check against Presidential power, all of whom operate in the open, whereas we're talking about a state within the state that only follows its own rules, gets to operate outside of the spotlight, and has unlimited power (can you imagine Trump explicitly criticizing the deep state? There's a reason he hasn't done that yet, you don't attack those more powerful than you).
"This article seems to be a bunch of random claims with no evidence."

I was part of a startup that was essentially trying to replace excel for a specific market and we made a very similar list (with sources). Sadly I don't have access to it anymore...

Anecdotally, from what I hear from friends who work in the industry, many banks have a rather error-prone practice of emailing excel sheets to each other resulting in version mismatches, versions getting lost, latency etc.

Here are a few reports for you to look at:

http://www.businessinsider.com/excel-partly-to-blame-for-tra...

http://www.cio.com/article/2438188/enterprise-software/eight...

http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2014/10/16/spreadsheet-mistak...

But I guess the question you are asking isn't "is excel error prone", but rather, "are the alternatives less error prone", and while I don't have any supporting evidence, I would think that when using a "real" programming language, you would have version control, unit tests and so on.
* grep, sort, uniq ...
* Microsoft Natural Keyboard
>A company of people work together, and should share in the returns as they cover each other's deficiencies.

This is not an economically rational way to behave, so it's not sustainable for a company to do this and keep talent for high market-value positions. People are compensated based on the minimum required to get them to join and stay at the company, so their compensation is going to be driven by the market value of people with their skills.

Very small companies may be able to afford to pay every employee the cost of a principle software engineer (or whatever the highest position they have is), but this falls apart extremely quickly if the company needs lots of customer support positions or lots of sales people. They end up having to cut compensation to all of the high-end positions and subsequently lose anyone good enough to get jobs that pay market rate.

The majority of companies don't have the profit margins to throw away an extra $100,000 or whatever it takes per employee annually to pay everyone the top position market rate.

>It's also deeply problematic for me to take home $fat_paycheck

What do you say to people that spend years of their life getting advanced degrees in math/physics/CS/whatever that make them experts in the subject matter the company is working on? "That sounds hard, here's the same paycheck as the undergrad working next to you who knows almost nothing in the field."
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At that point you can just as easily blame the excessive meals vs snaking as the problem. Two glasses of milk per day * 40 years can be the difference between normal weight an obisity, but it's rare for people to blame milk.
basically r/buyitforlife
> (especially due to the strongly partisan support for anything that would harm Trump's presidency).

If they had the evidence that trump was "being blackmailed by putin" or actively working with Russia to undermine the DNC, how would his presidency survive impeachment?

Snowden did what he did knowing he wasn't going to topple Obama, if you had such explosive information that would protect the republic it just seems a bit much that they would only just relay bits and pieces of information via verbal communication.
Also, one thing I don't understand with the iOS alarm. Why doesn't it work like the Android one? On android, when I set an alarm, it tells me exactly how long I will sleep if I go to sleep right away.
Andy Hornby [1] shouldn't be allowed to run a corner shop, let alone a bookies. Under his rule HBOS ran an unhedged mortgage book.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andy_Hornby
Doing it like that means:

a) All headers are H1, and styled the same, unless you then start classing up the section and h1 tags accordingly = more complex css than need be.

b) not-so-clever page crawlers won't be able to extract the real H1 header that should title the page content.
I've had mine for almost 10 years now, still going strong. I did switch them out for a boxier, flat-bottomed, insulated pannier for work commutes since it's hard to fit my lunches flat in the ortliebs I have.
Thank you for this. Will check it out. Historically Zara in Spain (where it is from) has the best quality plain v-neck shirts I've found for everyday wear. They are orders of magnitude more durable than the ones in the US and they're slimfit. I'll check these out as they may be a good alternative.

Edit: No v-necks, but will try either way.
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It was a team of 7. Including the two founders.
> If someone strikes or stabs or shoots you, and that person stands trial, you will be on the witness stand and you will be cross-examined.

Not necessarily. If someone stabs or shoots you in a public place, in full view of 50 other witnesses and 4K recording devices, then your testimony is unnecessary.

That said... in the US most crimes don't go to court so I can't really say what a hypothetical 'open/shut' case will look like in a court trial, because in reality the offender will plea-bargin immediately.
Yesterday, a UK police chief also alleged former PM Heath was a pedophile [1], and that his crimes have been covered up.

[1] http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4238188/Sir-Edward-H...
Well Palemoon is a fork of pre-Australis Firefox that is trying to maintain compatibility with the existing XUL extensions as best i can tell, so i figured the transition would be smaller than going to a webkit/chrome based browser.
How? If you use the proper type of coffee and keep an eye on it you will never burn the coffee. Besides, if it's filled full capacity with water they will spill the coffee from boiling before burning it.
Or we can blame google for gleefully going along too.
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MSR WhisperLite International Backpacking Stove. It supports a wide variety of liquid fuel. With this stove, I don't have to buy vendor-specific gas canisters. White gas works great with it. The stove folds down to a compact form. It is easy to use.

https://www.rei.com/product/830341/msr-whisperlite-internati...
Well-known that I didn't drink at all.
Benefits for Men to Use a Sugar Daddy App and Site
Thanks for posting this. Good to know that using just vanilla Python is as viable for learning as using specialized frameworks.
But this one is optionally electric.
One of my favorite features of the Kindle is that it works with Calibre. I understand that it's difficult for some, but it's a godsend for me.
Ask HN: Developer Blogs and Tech Career Blogs Resources for Europe/Germany?
What are the developers that you follow from Europe (that write in English), and what other blogs that write about careers in Europe?