skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Bluetile seems to be unmaintained now, but it was an XMonad-based WM that had lots of mouse support.
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I commend your call to sympathy.

I don't like taking a drive-by, salacious interest in a story that doesn't affect me in the least, but will probably have serious, perhaps devastating consequences for the person involved for a long time professionally.

I also think it's worth pointing out that the original article, while using photos of the person involved, never uses their full name, so is to some extent not google-able. However, the full name is used in the comments, and then extensively in other media coverage of this story, so this is a moot point.

As with the parent, I'm not defending cheating in a competitive race, especially if sponsorship is involved. But ultimately, I can't take any pleasure in a worldwide glee-fuelled shame-fest over what is ultimately a relatively trivial, presumably non-criminal misdeed.
It was also registered previously (at the time of issuance) and later released by Squarespace, as mentioned in the update.
Didn't knew that, thanks!
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Not until Windows HiDPI support stops being a disaster.
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Apart from Intellisense completion, a full featured integrated debugger, version control integration wich supports line wise staging, a diff viewer, a fast integrated terminal that even gets link detection in the next release, proper variable renaming and a working "Go to Definition" that is even implemented in most of the third party language plugins?

No. Pretty much the same as Notepad++.
Don't know why this was downvoted. NB you need to upgrade your pip to the latest to use this if you are on Ubuntu LTS though. (But you are working in virtualenvs so this isn't a problem right?)
Simply: this is not reddit. Voting happens based on the content of information added by your comment. Not a joke or a wordplay, unfortunately.
Or use both: https://www.youtube.com/embed/HLs6WgAmX64
We definitely agree and will focus on it more in the future!

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Why do you think this is public shaming?

If so, majority of newspapers are about public shaming. It's actually decent investigation here.
Sorry to distract from the effort of leaving her name out of this, but your discovery about her followers seems kind of like a funny coincidence considering her last name.
Thanks for the comment!

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*Hollywood sci-fi

You get a lot more crazy worlds in written sci-fi. You can start with the Culture orbitals, some of the Commonwealth Saga worlds or Alastair Reynolds' inhibitors. If you count a neutron star with life on it, you get dragon's egg which is a must-read.
I wrote a book in this light, https://github.com/thewhitetulip/web-dev-golang-anti-textboo...

Feel free to let me know your feedback!
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It's the same shell that runs on your server and the same shell the developers of all the open source tools you might want to use use. Powershell is pretty neat, but bash just has more momentum.
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You mean other than a bar? Bonus: Not only do you pay them to meet professionals, they'll even give you booze to break the ice.

More seriously though, could you be more specific? Are you looking for professionals in a certain industry, investors or just a mentor type figure from any area to bounce ideas off of?
Good to get a perspective from a short seller. Thanks for posting.

Personally I'm the opposite -- I only go long for the long term. But that's what I decided my risk tolerance was as a mid 30-year old. So far my long position in TSLA since late 2013 has been a pretty good result.
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I certainly looked at the cheat sheets, played around a lot, read lots of online tutorials. Only once I had a basic understanding did I read Don's Expert F#, its great, but not for beginners.
Mikhail I've got nothing against XML and have done a ton of apps using it. Going back to XML's beautiful big sister SGML (please forgive me this metaphor) is very much about keeping to use markup tech for web sites (where XML isn't practical for HTML5).

In fact, SGML gives you a formal way to parse HTML into XHTML and thus into XML-based processing pipelines.
> You know how almost every developer has a Macbook?

*web developer

I don't know to many good systems engineers or security/forensics people who don't use Linux.
I remember Buck Rogers in the 1980s, the robots just built other robots and programmed them. No human being built robots because robots were better at it than human beings.

They thought the same was true of the robots flying their spaceships to fight the Marauders until Buck Rogers showed them he could fight the Marauders better than the robots. Something to do with red dogging the quarterback and going with gut instincts that robots could not do.
The drive-by internet mob can be awful. A just & fair society is one where punishments fit the crime, and internet mobs deliver outsized punishment for all sorts of minor and often illusory things. I worry about how this woman is dealing with this situation, right now, in realtime - perhaps her past behaviors are a sign of some issues she's dealing with. I'm heartened by many of the comments in the blog who advocate for sympathy, as the punishment has already been meted.
>>somehow the timers marked me an hour faster then I really was for example, I might not correct them.

People are more likely to draw the moral line in the sand when the error in your favour goes so far as to bump a legitimate winner off the podium. Your scenario above regarding "[...] with some compliments now" seems more in line with "just a slightly better time in the middle of the pack."

I appreciate your willingness to be open and honest about how you'd handle a less egregious situation, but I doubt you'd go this far based on the relative positioning you've outlined.
I've encountered it once. He preferred to mix it into foods whenever it made sense to do so, though.
Isn't 0.998c unrealistic?
That's really interesting did you document any more about your process?
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I didn't find this one as interesting. She took the subway and popped out for the last mile. The half marathon we got a lot of info about the pace, cadence, and heartrate that the runner herself submitted.
Yes, they really have to do something with this. I was surprised how bad it was when I got my XPS15. You can increase the DPI levels and on the surface it looks fine, until some dialog opens and is the size of a stamp.
This was discussed yesterday:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13691997

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13692632
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Disclaimer: I am a Tesla shareholder and an ardent supporter of Musk. Forgive the hyperbole below, if any.

But will it justify its stock price?

No amount of metrics can or will justify a company like Tesla's current stock price. At this juncture, you are mostly getting into a wild ride. I state this for the following reasons:

1. Tesla is not a car company. Not anymore. It's an energy company. So all comparisons to existing car companies are void. You need to make new comparisons with energy companies. But then, there is no energy company like Tesla. Exxon is probably a good comparison but heck by that measure, Tesla is super cheap.

2. Tesla is run by a Maverick CEO. Admittedly, none of the car or energy company CEOs fit that bill. Tillerson probably came close but he is not with Exxon anymore. What Musk can or will do, is hard to predict. Simply put, there isn't enough data to support such predictions. Tesla's past has been very volatile. So basically it's very hard to model Musk's future plans. He has started digging tunnels now.

One can just go wild imagining the possibilities for Tesla.

They could become a utility company. They could be the storage backbone of many utility companies.

The supercharger network in itself can be highly valuable. Imagine if all cars were to go electric and Musk strikes a deal with all the automakers to make their cars compatible with the supercharger network.

We are just getting started with Tesla and it's super difficult to put a future value on them. Even a 12 month projection is pretty hard.

So analysts are doing the best they can. Draw projections based on tangible raw numbers. Gigafactory growth and Model 3 growth. This growth will not be linear by any measure. So expect dips in the stock price accordingly.
I think the interesting bit is this:

> And while Ruiz never faced criminal consequences for faking her race finishes, she later ran afoul of the law for unrelated reasons. In 1982, she was charged with stealing $60,000 from the realty company she worked for, and in 1983 she was arrested for selling two kilos of cocaine to an undercover detective, per the AP.
> But I hold the thesis that diversity and success (particularly creative success) are correlated, and apply that thesis in deciding where to live and work.

What evidence do you base this thesis on? Do you have examples of say, successful and racially diverse companies?
The simple answer is that you can't outweigh a fork, and until he/she sorts inputs, outputs will have little effect on weight loss.
I don't understand how it could be less than 39 years for the traveler. Time dilation is a thing, but being less than 39 years would mean the traveler observed the planet approaching faster than the speed of light, which should be impossible.

Or does space contract as well?
We'll finally reach the point where we can gather by the fire in the evenings and tell stories, eat fresh apples from trees, swim in the ocean etc.
I've heard people recommend SQL for Smarties. The Postgres docs are pretty awesome, but you sort of need to know what you're looking for before jumping in. You can also find schemas on Github and study living examples.
The runner is a journalist for Huffington Post.
I wonder how many of her articles are faked....
Shitty? The Air screen is pretty good. Yes, it is not retina but I'm happy with the other bits such as color depth, view angle, brightness, and just general quality.
I have to admit I am getting lost in all these new language constructs :(. I worry that soon I will not be able to read TS code of more experienced programmers.

That being said, the only way forward is to learn! But there seems to be total lack of solid learning resources with plentiful of examples and most importantly "best practices" that explain why the new construct is better and when to use it over the old way.
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You can't say that a Tesla car represents technology innovation to the same degree the iPhone did. Nothing in a Tesla is technologically groundbreaking, it is more of a product innovation (a high-powered electric car) with good execution.
Ugh..

I no longer believe in the hope that sexism against women (or queer folks) will disappear..at least not in my lifetime.

Imagine..all the bandwidth wasted on noise like this..

"I tolerate this century, but I don't enjoy it." - The Doctor, The Unearthly Child.
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My colleague put it less cordially.

".... at least if they use flow, they are bagging up their shite which is better than a open field of the stuff".
A common answer to this is that news papers are, ostensibly, "public interest shamers". That's the defense.
What cheating are you referring to in professional cycling? I only know of all the doping... a blog like this would have no effect on that.
These are "reflective" LCD displays, where there is a one-way mirror between the LCD and backlight. In daylight, the backlight is actually off and the display is illuminated by the light around you. Pretty common e.g. on all sorts of boating displays (GPS/Radar/Sonar/etc.).
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>That's the incentive to work hard so that you are not part of that group.

It's an incentive, but not the solution. It's way way more complex than a "just work hard and everything will be ok" stigma.

>Some have the deck stacked against them, fair enough,

Over 80% of the world population lives in poverty. I don't know what kind of decks are dealt, but casinos would be purchasing these decks by the millions.
I thought this would take longer. "Developer" will stick around as a job for people who need new and unique things, or for apps that need speed, but if your job is making forms to take in data, putting it in a database, performing some sort of analysis on it, and then printing a report to the screen then you should really starting learning something else, because those jobs will not exist in 10 years.
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> Obviously all bets are off for non-citizens.

Why shouldn't non-citizens be protected by The Constitution? Not a lawyer, but these came up pretty quick in a Google search.

"It is well established that, if an alien is a lawful permanent resident of the United States and remains physically present there, he is a person within the protection of the Fifth Amendment. He may not be deprived of his life, liberty or property without due process of law."

Kwong Hai Chew v. Colding

". . . The Bill of Rights is a futile authority for the alien seeking admission for the first time to these shores. But, once an alien lawfully enters and resides in this country, he becomes invested with the rights guaranteed by the Constitution to all people within our borders. Such rights include those protected by the First and the Fifth Amendments and by the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. None of these provisions acknowledges any distinction between citizens and resident aliens. They extend their inalienable privileges to all 'persons,' and guard against any encroachment on those rights by federal or state authority."

Bridges v. Wixon

"The alien, to whom the United States has been traditionally hospitable, has been accorded a generous and ascending scale of rights as he increases his identity with our society. Mere lawful presence in the country creates an implied assurance of safe conduct and gives him certain rights; they become more extensive and secure when he makes preliminary declaration of intention to become a citizen, and they expand to those of full citizenship upon naturalization. During his probationary residence, this Court has steadily enlarged his right against Executive deportation except upon full and fair hearing. . . . And, at least since 1886, we have extended to the person and property of resident aliens important constitutional guaranties -- such as the due process of law of the Fourteenth Amendment."

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HN: Should remove this post because it is a doxxing post.

HN: should not be engaged in internet hating/shaming.
I don't know either, was more of an accident and I ran for it. But I'll try:

Manipulating the canvas Imagedata TypedArray is usually faster than draw calls like fillRect; yet the getImagadata-setImagedata and 2D-Y-X-iteration (here ij) fluff doesn't leave much bytes for actual per pixel operations.

(i*w+j)*4+3 // is the alpha channel (offset of 3) index of the pixel in the Imagedata

The actual payload:

(i-j&j+i)*t%w

Translates to

(y - x & x + y) * time % 256

With 255 resulting in Black rgba(0,0,0,1) to transparent black rgba(0,0,0,0), which is then effectively viewed as background color, in this case white.

see https://www.dwitter.net/d/661 for an earlier full RGBA example

Before WebGL this was the fastest way to get stuff done in the canvas:
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/12/faster-canvas-pixel-manipu...
> Something to do with red dogging the quarterback and going with gut instincts that robots could not do.

There's a lot of hand-wavey wishful thinking about some innate capability humans have that robots/AI somehow will be unable to obtain in sci fi, that will semi-magically ensure we remain superior.

It's the same kind of blind-spot you run into if you try to get people to explain how free will could be possible and ask them to define it.
Pathologies that aren't susceptible to lifestyle changes are few and far between. Death is the only one I can think of off the top of my head.
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An "idempotency key" as this article suggests applies to WebSockets as well and is particularly useful for correlating a response to a request.
That's interesting, as Windows developers have always been very happy with just Visual Studio, C# and WinForms, and now Windows is becoming less horrible for people used to POSIX.

It does look a bit like Apple and Microsoft are on a road to switching their attitudes and roles. Who knows.
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I think that Continuum Analytics does incredible work in this direction, so it is really possible to just do `conda install matplotlib` and install matplotlib on any distribution.
What if they cannot afford or are afraid to sue?

These people depend very heavily on having an income/job.
That was exactly the case on my 18 month bike trip in Alaska, South America, SE Asia & China. We found it very difficult to pack or even find enough quality proteins (and at the time we didn't know they where that important tbh). In the end I lost 20 kgs and went from 85 to 65 for a 178 cm 30 y.o. guy.

That was 5 years ago and I managed to mantain that weight by taking care of what I eat. I think that trip changed something in my metabolism and helped to know myself better.
That article is a very interesting read, thanks!
My biggest gripe with Flow is how buggy it is.

1. it often fails to find the type for an imported piece of code
2. more often than not refers to the type definition being a problem rather than whoever's calling a function with an incorrect type
3. it seems to have an issue with cache busting(?) (I `killall flow` multiple times per day to make sure it's not complaining about old code)

All in all I feel very sad for choosing Flow over TypeScript two weeks ago. We felt TS would be more invasive to our Webpack pipeline but I think I might just take a weekend to migrate over to TS...

TS seems to have a lot more type definitions available as well, a more active community perhaps?

Looking at the issue list of Flow I'm starting to suspect they're not very active in maintenance / issue handling. TS seems much more active.
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> then the only explanation is that the relative innate qualifications of people as a function of their gender changed between those two points in time.

Sure, for example, boys being encouraged to become computer programmers. There's an article on NPR that discusses this[0]. Also, when you say "the process", I'm not sure you're adequately describing the evolution of programming and its related skillset demands. A strong increase in competition would naturally lower the ratio of women to men:

- time invested in programming correlates strongly with skill

- historically men have been able to put more time into careers than women(who often need a better work-life balance to manage a household).

- the historic SMAM[1](mean age at marriage) gives men an extra ~2-2.5 years over women even if you assume equal parenting responsibility, before men must also make parenting concessions.

[0] - http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/10/21/357629765/when-...

[1] - http://www.un.org/esa/population/publications/worldmarriage/...
This is perhaps slightly off-topic, but a concern I've had with systems like IPFS and Dat is that they seem to harm privacy, because objects are not encrypted, and consequently also would among other things not be censorship-resistant, and be more likely to cause legal issues for an owner of a node which ends up holding illegal content involuntarily. Has there been any work in this regard?
Indeed. I've been to several countries and in most of them it's the same thing: Nice people, bad politics.

Makes you wonder why the people keep having bad politicians. Maybe it's time they taught themselves that system a little bit better.
This seems to be written as a response to the over-diagnosis and over-treatment that happens in the US.

But it's going to be used against people in the UK and other countries where there are much lower rates of diagnosis and treatment.
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"No, although I've done many days of more than 18 miles in the mountains, including 50 mile single-day mountain races."

With a pack? I ask because running over this terrain is hard. Hats off hard. But with a pack, things are different. You don't move as fast. Thanks @hsitz for the video.

"Most hikers carry only enough food for 3 to 5 days at a time, and resupply along the way"

Unsupported. I did't see if the original was unsupported - can't imagine carrying 30 days food. Even the PR1M I've used is pretty heavy. [0] Possible but you'd strip out all but the useful food. With re-supplies, do they have access to water?

"lower level of intensity."

Totally agree with this. Still hard yards.

Reference

[0] https://flickr.com/photos/bootload/4549780731
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Awesome. I was in Nepal in '96 for a study abroad trip and had a wonderful time. Lived for months in Ktm, Pokara, and up along the Kali Gandaki river. Made a flight alongside Everest. Studied anthropology and geography/geology.

I remember internet was almost unheard of there at the time. I did find some cafes to send email and little else at the time. I seem to remember UUCP (hehe) being involved but so long ago the details have faded. Had to send my mom a fax because it was the fastest way to communicate when telephone was a couple bucks a minute. ((boggle))

Always wanted to go back, was just the twentieth anniversary and though I couldn't go back last year due to family issues, I'd love to go this summer. This piece has given me the last little piece I needed.

Glad to hear the food is better too! Nepali food was always good and healthy, but I have a funny memory of "Maxican" food on the menu. Curried stuff in the shape of a taco (uggh).