skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Guadaloupe (a French island dominion in the Caribbean) has neighborhoods like this (black communities -- most of the black people descend from former slaves and have been there for generations). I heard about this on a podcast discussing a recent finding that the Guadaloupe Raccoon was actually the same species as the common North American raccoon and was hence subject to EU pest control regulations.

The Guadaloupe raccoon had been a common pet up to then -- and police began raiding neighborhoods with large teams to take people's pet raccoons into custody. These raids were often quite tense and dangerous.

I mention this to provide a case which demonstrates 'no go zones' that do not involve immigration. Its my guess that immigration is almost never the cause of a no-go-zone neighborhood -- I think such neighborhoods are almost always the result of real systemic social biases that cause socio-economic problems.
Also, when he wrote it was kind of true. A lot of things hadn't been ported to Python 3 yet and using it was asking for pain. Now finally we are in the opposite situation where many things are ending support for Python 2 and the easier route is Python 3.
That's a great excuse for making a semi-totalitarian government mouthpiece look like it's credible news.
If he was in an organized group he would have easier access to weapons.
From VC2's perspective they are probably overpaying due to the ROFR. In your example, $10M could just be what both VCs actually value company at, so VC1 exercising their right is not a bad sign. Therefore to win the deal (if it can't be shared) VC2 has to offer >$10M.. perhaps a lot more if they want to ensure they don't waste their time with the offer. So the concern is this may discourage other VCs from bidding on the deal, knowing the only way to win is to overpay. Or that startups need to sell a bigger stake to make room for both VCs.

This is illustrated in detail here: http://venturehacks.com/articles/options-open
Here are some of the submissions with comment count as of 13:00 GMT:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13722843

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13722460

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13718246

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13715669

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13713529

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13713055

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13712323

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13711283

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13710727

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13708279 (4 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13705828 (1 comment)
I kind of agree with you but at the same time I've yet to see a system that sucks less than UNIX style systems.

Unless we're talking game dev, real-time 3D graphics and such - then Windows is IMO unparalleled - I have not seen comparable tooling/driver support on other platforms - although I have not tried using Metal.
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Brings to mind the cynical saying, "the government will tell you what it wants you to believe, and, what it can no longer conceal".
> RT is very biased, but is fairly factual once you learn to ignore the bias. If you exclude it completely, you miss a big part of the picture.

It's nothing more than propaganda and disinformation with an agenda.
I think the BBC use is very fair, so long as it is applied consistently. The guidelines for 'terrorist':

Terrorist

The word ‘terrorist’ is not banned, but its use can be a barrier rather than an aid to understanding. We should convey to our audience the full consequences of the act by describing what happened. We should use words which specifically describe the perpetrator such as bomber, attacker, gunman, kidnapper, insurgent and militant. We should not adopt other people's language as our own. Our responsibility is to remain objective and report in ways that enable our audiences to make their own assessments about who is doing what to whom.

When we do use the term we should strive to do so with consistency in the stories we report across all our services, and in a way that does not undermine our reputation for objectivity and accuracy. It is also very important that we strive for consistency across the international and UK facing sites. If a BBC World story uses very measured language but a UK version does not, a user will rightly question the different approaches.

The words ‘terror’ and ‘terrorist’ may be used in a non-specific context, or in direct quotes - but it is not for us to label a particular group or specific act as terrorist.

Beware of paraphrasing and selective quotation, eg: “The Israeli prime minister said that while ‘terrorist’ attacks continued he would not back down.” Putting the single word ‘terrorist’ in quotes may give the impression that the BBC is sceptical about the prime minister’s assessment of the nature of the attacks.

Domestically, we tread a similar line on Northern Ireland. The IRA is so well known, worldwide, that a label is not necessary. Groups such as the Real IRA and Continuity IRA can often be best labelled as dissident. A second reference to organisations such as the UFF and UVF could be along the lines of: The loyalist paramilitary organisation warned...
We do work with Oracle for our storage hardware in our data center. As a SAN provider, they get the job done. But the only reason we would consider expanding our use of them to other layers of our stack is because there are performance benefits to using them across the entire stack. But that is it. We haven't found any other meaningful reasons to use their products at higher layers. So I'm not sure I would make the leap to trusting them as a cloud player -- I know they have the tools, but I don't really think of them as being full-stack players. They have always been pretty bottom-heavy in where their expertise falls.
It happened to google employees too (my guess).
Not Belgium but the Netherlands, I've seen it myself. Here it's a public issue, even being discussed in parliament.
as someone who has been involved in a number of moronic ISP designs, operations, and build outs --- asymmetric access networks are designed that way due to actual traffic patterns and physical medium constraints.

you can argue "if everything was symmetric, then traffic patterns would be different" and you might be right, but that's not how the market went or how the "internet" started.

the client-server paradigm drove traffic patterns, and there was never any market demand or advantage by ignoring it.
In your Twitter account, you seem ready enough to admit the reality of political violence, and even to commend it. (Retweet: "If US folks wanna see more nazi punching, just look at the attempted Pegida rally last year in Dublin. alt-hugs given freely")
What's with the uptick in "grenade attacks"? Seems like there's been more in 2016 than in the four year period leading up to 2012? Really curious as to how this is a thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_grenade_attacks_in_Swe...
Which t-bana stop or neighborhood?
What's the viable alternative? I'm looking for a replacement for my 2013 rMBP. Every PC laptop has a fatal flaw. The Spectre x360 15 comes close, but has less battery life (despite having a slightly larger battery), is bigger and heavier, has only a dual core processor, and has a worse screen.

The XPS 15 is another option. Even with a significantly larger battery it doesn't seem to have better stamina than the MBP. It's apparently been plagued by QA problems, and offers a choice only between a 1080p and power-hungry 4K (can't get high-DPI and 10 hour battery life in the same package).

I suspect, looking at the sales numbers, that you're wrong. Apple is giving up on a certain group of users (who need fast GPUs). They gave on those users years ago by shipping crappy OpenGL drivers. But they've correctly perceived that common users don't want ports, or expandability. They want a fast machine with a great screen and all-day battery life, and they want to hit those metrics in the smallest package possible.
I contract for video work from time to time for a few decades now.

Windows has always been the majority of video editing till about 2009 when Final Cut was the buzz word. I HATE Final Cut and just its vocabulary was so frustrating. Most were either Premier or some special Linux farm for HUGE projects. Apple won due to the idea that creatives used Apple and nerds used Windows. I always was the Amiga guy then the Linux nerd (Light Works is great but the plug ins are limited)and now I just am happy to not have to use Final Cut for anything.
"since it was this place where someone could go to make something of themselves, you know a place where they accepted and rewarded you for the hard work you did"

absolutely.
im saddened that it feels so risky to visit/work in a country founded on(and to a large part lived up to) such lofty principles.
It's not true that Muslim immigrants are not integrating with modern technologically-literate Sweden. Many are making increasingly sophisticated use of social media: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/sweden-facebook-gang...
Edit: Information about Madras Oregon deleted.
Can you share the source?
So the precursor to microdata?
... authorities commonly seem to want to accentuate the positive and sweep any negativity under the rug.

Like the Trump administration, and the Hungarian government... No, wait, they do the exact opposite. I guess all authorities are not the same after all? And it's not just black and white either. Governments around the world consist of people with incredibly different backgrounds and political agendas. There is no single "authorities".

It is a common refrain these days that governments are trying to hide the facts to advance some kind of shadowy globalist agenda. It's good to be critical, but you need to be equally critical of sources that claim to be telling you the real truth.

Your comment contains three claims, and they're all either "I heard" or "seem to have". We should try to do better.
+1 for "Venture Deals". It's a fantastic resource for founders raising money on every level - from "I know nothing about finance" seed to "how long till IPO" D-round. There are countless blog posts and articles on this, but none of them provide the same guided walkthrough for all important considerations along real-life examples.
This Vice reporter has an excellent tweetstorm that covers the inaccuracies of both the left and the right regards to Sweden.

It starts here. I've scraped it with some regexs:

https://twitter.com/Jake_Hanrahan/status/834537369432911872

Thread: Both left and right are talking a lot of nonsense about the situation in #Malmo. I was there four weeks ago, reporting on the fatal shooting of 16-year-old Ahmed Obaid, an Iraqi-Swede immigrant with a bright future ahead of him. Here’s some actual info for anyone not interested in the shrieking leftist eye covering or racist right wing exaggeration that is surrounding #Malmo atm.

Ahmed (police, family & gang members all agree he was innocent & not affiliated with gangs) was one of three murders in Malmo in Jan 2017. In that month, there were 13 shootings, a small IED explosion and a hand grenade thrown into the lobby of a police station. Statistically this was a sharp increase in violence.

People pretending there's no problem with gang violence in #Malmo need to get real. The problems in #Malmo stem from many things. One big issue is how the Swedish government seems to have pushed its large migrant population in #Malmo into a corner and tried to forget about them.

This, coupled with the lack of employment and easy access to weapons across from Denmark and from the Balkans, has of course created a problem. The unemployment rate for foreign-born men between 16 and 64 in #Malmo is 30%. That compares with 8% nationally. (despite what the Trump lot with their half mast Pepe hard-ons and Wotsit fingers might claim).

A lack of skilled work, discrimination, housing issues, failed assimilation and ridiculously lenient laws toward violence (sorry lefties) all plays a role in the very real problems Malmo is facing. There’s also a huge lack of support for the police in #Malmo from the Swedish government. They don’t have enough officers, are under resourced & with Sweden's laws their power to lock up criminals they do catch, is diminished.

Police in #Malmo seized ~600 weapons in 2016. Some semi-auto rifles & hand grenades. From ’16 there’re also 13 currently unsolved murders. Whilst reporting in #Malmo, I spoke to the family of Ahmed Obaid, a gangster parading around the streets in a bullet proof vest and with a policeman about all of this. They all agreed, that yes, there IS a big problem in #Malmo and it is being largely ignored.

Unfortunately it’s now blown up (excuse the pun) in a way that isn’t currently shedding light on anything of substance. You have the right wing pretending there are no go zones (there’s aren’t, that’s bullshit), non-stop rape and daily explosions, and you have the left who’re pretending it’s all milk, honey and racist propaganda. Ignoring the situation in #Malmo doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist, and exaggerating why doesn’t make it so.

TL;DR - #Malmo has a problem with gang related violence, but this cannot be blamed entirely on immigrants, it also cannot be ignored.
Relevant WSJ article:

Trump Is Right: Sweden’s Embrace of Refugees Isn’t Working https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-is-right-swedens-embrace-...
Yep, but I'd already taken an Uber ride from the exact same place the day before. And everything went smoothly.
For me that picture indicates all manner of problems. The main window does not follow the Windows user guidelines, which is bad enough in Windows 10 already. For decades double-clicking on the top left corner of a window means that you want to close it - it was explicitly mentioned in the 3.11 manual. With 7 (or was it Vista?) they removed the icon from Explorer for no obvious reason, but kept the functionality there - you could still doubleclick the invisible icon and it'd do what you expect.

With early Windows 10, the Settings app didn't even have a title bar so there was no clear demarcation from the window grey to the titlebar grey - how would I know that the grey bar at the top was the way I moved the window but the grey bit beneath the grey bit at the top DIDN'T move the window??

With current Windows 10, the Settings app finally has a title bar that has a colour like all other applications. But the paradigm we learned 20+ years ago (double click top left to close the window) and the ability to get the window menu HAS GONE. I can still press Ctrl-space and get the window menu but the ability to get the window menu from a Metro app or a metro-style app using the mouse has completely gone.

So now I have to learn another method of interacting with the basic building block of the system - windows. When each window behaves differently according to the "metro or not" measuring stick, this does not make for a great user experience. And this is me coming from using Windows since the 90s. How do you think new users and my mum is going to get on??

What's the point of having window guidelines if Microsoft themselves don't even follow them??

So although the screenshot is aesthetically pleasing, I remain very concerned about the direction usability is taking on the platform.
It's not strange at all?

Imagine you walked into a group of people, talking about one thing.
You started talking about something completely random and different.
They want to continue their conversation, you keep interjecting with questions about your random thing.

If they could, they'd probably turn you off so you couldn't talk, or go to another place to talk about it.

That's precisely what happened here.
The Wikipedia article.
I understand that one motivation behind not providing crime breakdowns by ethnicity is to avoid providing information that might be used without context to justify hate.

But it is also a little racist to try to hide the problem, as if criminality is inherent to the ethnicity and cannot be solved, so may as well be ignored.
A Swedish Police Officer ranted on Facebook about crime and migration in Sweden a few weeks ago.

https://www.facebook.com/peter.springare/posts/1020830068234...

Translation: I'm so fucking tired. What I will write here below, is not politically correct. But I don't care. What I'm going to promote you all taxpayers is prohibited to peddle for us state employees. That tends to drive in a non-career and non-individual pay. Even though it's true. I don't care about all of this, will soon still retire after 47 years in this activity. I will now and every week to explain in detail what for employing me as investigators / investigator on coarse mcu police in örebro. It's not going to be good with the opinion or other leftist kriminologers perception in the general debate.

Our pensioners is on its knees, the school's a mess, healthcare is an inferno, the police have totalhavererat etc etc. We all know why but no one dare or wants to peddle the reason, due to the fact that Sweden always lived on the myth of prudes ultimate society who have osinnliga resources to be at the forefront when it comes to be the only politically correct option in a dysfunctional world that beats Knot on their own by destructive behavior in different name of.
Here we go; this I've handled Monday-Friday this week: rape, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, rape-assault and rape, extortion, blackmail, off of, assault, violence against police, threats to police, drug crime, drugs, crime, felony, attempted murder, Rape again, extortion again and ill-treatment.

Suspected perpetrators; Ali Mohammed, mahmod, Mohammed, Mohammed Ali, again, again, again Christopher... what is it true. Yes a Swedish name snuck on the outskirts of a drug crime, Mohammed, Mahmod Ali, again and again.

Countries representing the weekly all crimes: Iraq, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia, Somalia, Syria again, Somalia, unknown, unknown country, Sweden. Half of the suspects, we can't be sure because they don't have any valid papers. Which in itself usually means that they're lying about your nationality and identity.

Now we're talking just örebro municipality. And these crimes occupies our utredningsförmåga to 100 %.

So it looks here and has been like for the past 10-15 years.

Return next Friday with a statement for the past week 🇸🇪
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_grenade_attacks_in_S...

CTRL+F "device" and you'll find 16 occurrences.

These are IEDs. This is terrorism. Where did they learn to make them?
Facts about migration and crime in Sweden from the Swedish government.

http://www.government.se/articles/2017/02/facts-about-migrat...
You can empathise, but is this right? I think it would be silly to describe it as terrorism if it had happened in India. The fact that US's mainstream media would have done exactly that, wouldn't have made it less silly.
So maybe (I mean it in a good way, even if it sounds a bit direct) you should use empathy to stop labelling things like this as terrorism, instead of doing the exact opposite.
That's absurd. This took place in *Olathe, Kansas- which is adjacent to the Kansas City metro area that straddles the KS MO border. This is as much an anomoly here as it would be when it happens anywhere else: https://www.fbi.gov/file-repository/activeshooter_incidents_...
I had this issue too. I'm already on two-factor with Authenticator, so it wasn't a big deal. Since nothing had changed with my account, and the device history looked proper, I assumed it was a token expiration deal. Which is what it turns out to be. Good to know that was the problem.
A programmer translates requirements into implementation. Which is translating natural language into a programming language.

Now, as automation increases, that layer gets thinner each time.

But it will be some time before we see AI capable of doing requirement analysis, negotiating requirements, etc.
It's totally irrelevant that the crimes has decreased. The point is that a majority of all violence and sexual crimes is performed by immigrants (as confirmed by Sweden's most famous crime professor GW a couple of days ago).

Why are you so afraid to see that immigrants are over represented in this category of crimes?
Political purpose: get rid of immigrants (of certain colors).

Ideology: right-wing extremism.

Plan: shoot some people in the group you want to leave, striking fear into the rest.

Seems fitting to me.
We're seriously evaluating the possibility of open-sourcing the product, following the example of ie. Ghost. It's pretty clear to me that it's the only way we can 100% guarantee to our customers a product that's here to stay.

Nevertheless, static websites are extremely open by-design. If you're no longer interested in using DatoCMS for whatever reason, you can simply export all the content and go back editing your Markdown files manually or with some other tool.
A terrorist is anyone whose goal is to induce terror among a group of potential targets. The motive is to scare them into changing their behaviors. It doesn't have to be political (even though the term has become so).
How can it be ugly if it looks good?
You have linked to Madras, OR, USA.

They are from Madras, Tamil Nadu, India.
Except when you are in a condition that you can barely walk more than 100 meters without having to stop giving the pain. Or when you try all kinds of physical interventions (physical therapy - pilates - yoga - quiropracty - osteopathy) that just makes you feel miserable in the end of the day.

Or that you are taking so much painkillers (from all ranges, up to opiates) that you just have the side effects and not the benefits.
There aren't so many languages that are a) memory safe, b) type safe, and c) thread safe, that additionally offer d) a large enough pool of developers to recruit from.
The government of Sweden, which has been censoring news articles about Islamic rape and failing to punish Islamic rapists, says these are facts, so don't worry? Give me a break.
First quote: "commit"
vs
Second quote: "suspected of crimes"

Two completely different things.
This is cool, but still is affected by the same local vs global scope problem that all bottom-up algorithms suffer. The NN will piece together small snippets (local scope) to produce large snippets and then larger snippets and so on. The problem occurs when it can't understand what it has created (global scope), and therefore can't streamline the code in obvious ways:

1. combining loops.

2. removing repeated logic.

3. understanding memory problems (i.e. when to use a list vs a lazy list).

4. finding performance hotspots and understanding how to fix them.

5. non-maintainable output likely, and seeing as humans need to edit the final code, this becomes a big problem.

Those last three points are why this stuff is fine for contests, but no one is going to want to use it in production. Not even getting started on how do you define a complex algorithm without getting into a ton of ambiguous cases.
I can understand your unease with visiting the US, and I certainly don't wish to dismiss your valid concerns, but I think tragic and hateful events like this can also serve to highlight the good in people.

It should be noted that one of the injured was some random white dude who tried to pursue the gunman.

Again, I understand why you feel the way you do and I'm not dismissing those concerns, but there are a lot of wonderful people in the US as well.
You include the number 0, and exclude the number 60,000. As a result, the correct number number of possibilities is 39365.

The probability is 39365/60000
This article is a thinly veiled ad for their own site. Clickbait title, starts off with an implication that to prepare for interviews you should be reading their site... oh, and then sure, they write an article, too. But everyone on HN should be clever enough to see through this as little more than cheap marketing.
20 minutes drive from me.

People might perceive Kansas as a backwards agrarian holdfast, but Olathe where this happened is a pretty thriving tech and aerospace corridor. Everyone here is pretty upset about it. Hopefully justice will be served.
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