skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Of course now everybody here in the comments is jumping at the line

I need to find something with purpose,big money, and satisfaction.

and telling you that you should STFU and go back to your job and learn to be content with what you have. Please be reminded that that's just people on the internet though.

The thing is if you ask anything on the internet that sounds like "How can I be more successful / smarter / prettier than average" you'll attract a lot more haters than people that truly want to give advice.

However the reality is that being more successful, finding something that gives you purpose and satisfaction and even making big money are all natural and human desires and there's nothing wrong with that.

The only piece of advice I can humbly offer is that if you really, really want or need something then there's usually also enough motivation to work towards it. Now if you don't feel motivated to work towards your goals that could be a sign that either your goals aren't optimal or that you're actually happy with life as it is and don't feel so much need for change.
It is worth noting that while the terminal (for layout see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloomberg_Terminal) is a moat there are other reasons it is hard to attack them (Fortune: "Can the Bloomberg terminal be toppled" http://fortune.com/2014/03/20/can-the-bloomberg-terminal-be-... .

While a moat makes it hard to attack it is not always the case that a moat is worth attacking. Just because the target seems weak makes it not valuable. Bloomberg is a private company so numbers are hard to get. What is obvious is that financial services consolidation, the movement to index investment and automated trading makes terminals not a growth market.

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/10/business/dealbook/the-blo...
> All service providers for Wall Street, not just Bloomberg, are unusually vulnerable at the moment. The financial industry is in the middle of an aggressive run of cost-cutting as it grapples with new regulations and changes in the markets. A Bloomberg contract, which can be upward of $100 million at larger institutions, is a tempting target to whittle down.

> The number of Bloomberg terminals grew only 1.9 percent, to 325,000, last year. In the 10 years before the financial crisis, the number of terminals grew at an average rate of 12 percent each year, with most companies signing on for multiyear contracts.

There may be some demand for cheaper terminals but whether this amounts to enough to build out the expensive data collection organization is far from clear. As may have pointed out quality matters. Opportunities may become larger iff Bloomberg has to cut cost and quality decreases.
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The point stands - produce specific instances of the Obama campaign doing the same and then we can talk about whether they're morally equivalent.

There are some uses of nudge theory - using it to lower college dropout rates, encouraging tax payments - where the ethics are not clear cut and you can make an argument one way or another. 'It happened on House of Cards' isn't going to cut it.
I still think wordlists are the easiest generic way of brute forcing passwords en-masse since most people still don't use password generators or aren't as uniuque as they think they are.

Sorting wordlists by some kind of metric should improve performance.
Actually they're very useful if you're weighing your food with a scale. A good food scale lets you work in both metric and imperial units, and usually provides mass in grams.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_fibre

> A dark fibre network or simply dark network is a privately operated optical fiber network that is run directly by its operator over dark fibre leased or purchased from another supplier. This is in contrast to purchasing bandwidth or leased line capacity on an existing network. Dark fibre networks may be used for private networking, or as Internet access or infrastructure.
Most plants have duplicated sets of chromosomes. Wheat has five times as many genes as humans, for example. Also, meat is made of striated muscle cells and those are huge. Though they are multinucleated so I don't know which ends up being more dense in DNA.
> Rob is mostly arguing for the first and not for giving them positions of power purely based on their gender.

No, he is not, from the article:

> It may take proactive behavior, like choosing a women over a man when growing your team, just because, or promoting women more freely.

It's there, black on white (and already mentioned several times in this thread). Illegal (!!) discriminatory hiring and promotion practices are exactly what is advocated by the article.
I took the point as in "everyone can still do something", be it mathematics, art, politics etc.
haven't looked through the code yet, but does this port to chrome?
Why? What's magical about halving the population in the typical Western industrialised country? That's not an order of magnitude change. I don't see any reason why this would have some kind of magical effect.

We'd still need pretty much the same kind of society. We'd need pretty much the same kind of infrastructure. Given that wealth in the typical industrialised, Western country isn't generated by natural resources, it wouldn't be the case that suddenly there's simply more stuff to go around. Why would halving the population of the place improve quality of life?
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I'm gonna quote my favorite TV show:

> Ah, no, no, no. But, Dennis, look. "Plutonium smuggled into Syria."

> That's gonna change my life drastically.

> That's gonna change everyone's lives!

> No one can go to Syria anymore for vacation!

---

Life's too short and my monkeysphere is too small to worry about people have way around the world.
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lidar solves some of your depth of field issues, but there's still a challenge in seeing a bike at a relative velocity of 50mph and reacting appropriately.
You are implicitly assuming the existence of a problem in the first place.
Perhaps it would be enough to just stop offering the shiny dumbing-down that are just there for marketing advantage. After all, people could manage to get their things done with DOS, people could manage to get their things done with Windows 3.1, Windows 95, etc., with early Linux. And, except for the last example, I don't mean computer scientist or technically literate people, non, just the average Joe could use those OSes and the software running on it when they wanted to or had to. So if we stop dumbing down people and doing everything to forbid them from learning anything, most of them are able to make the tiny effort it takes to learn at least basic things.
It makes me sad to see this on hn. I would appreciate a technical write up on the implementation of this app but as snackai said, based on the screenshots it doesn't seem impressive technologically.
There's a country already doing this. In The Kingdom of Bhutan they measure GNH, Gross National Happiness

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_National_Happiness

As an result of this the economist Med Jones later developed the concept into what's called GNW, Gross National Well Being

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_National_Well-being

However such measurements are rarely used and the concept have been subject for criticism even within Buthan. To the best of my knowledge Buthan is still the closest we've come to maximizing well-being nor have I heard of more effective and successful attempts.

If anyone have firsthand experience of the subject I'd love to hear your thoughts.
As long as the insulation is good, in theory everything is possible.

You could build your own super long PCI Extender Cable, using superconductors...
... at least that's the case if one assumes that philosophy matters. That used to be one of the assumptions of Western Thought (TM).
Or c-level executives will remember this tidbit before they let their security folks talk them into a password reset after a breach. You have to wonder whether a company in that situation has other options, like blocking logins from previously unseen IPs (for users who don't change passwords).
A 1st word: alignment.

A 2nd word: regularity.

(If we had a monospace font here, the colons of the two lines would be aligned...)
Those results are seriously uncanny-valley material...
Hey, come on.

I also had criticism in time for open source projects I worked on.

It's not about the person who did it, it's about my opinion and why I wouldn't use it.

Kudos for everyone doing open source.
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I take it to mean they roll out their own physical fiber, and don't just lease or ride someone else's network.
Not in the UK. "The employment rate in the UK has hit another record high of 74.2%, and there are more people in work than ever before." https://www.gov.uk/government/news/employment-rate-hits-reco...
I think people should be slightly less critical of design decisions enforced by a limited amount of time to work on a side-project that's free.

Comments such as "why didn't you make everything from scratch" probably aren't going to contribute much to the conversation.
Children’s welfare will improve as there are fewer of them to care for. Considering the future world we are creating for future generations, procreation today is like renting rooms in a burning building—renting them to our children no less.

Choosing to refrain from producing another person demonstrates a profound love for all life.

http://vhemt.org/biobreed.htm#babies
Progressive web apps (PWAs) are JS-apps that can be used offline in a browser.
The term 'dark fiber' is also used as a product to be bought from a network company, which the customer (in this case bloomberg) then lights up themselves.
I'm curious how/why we have a less competitive culture. With globalization and automation it seems like at least the job market is more competitive.
I can't edit my post, but here's a thread full of people saying the WSJ workaround no longer reliably works: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13434938
I was one of those `Poor African Children` at some point so when I read your comment I didn't exactly know how to respond.
I took a short walk and tried to calm down.
So after calming down all I can think of saying to you is `Screw you`.
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If you look at current incarceration statistics I'd say it's still happening.
It's not only inequality. There are places with large income and wealth inequalities but little crime (e.g. Beijing, Hong Kong, Singapore).

There is correlation of income equality and crime, but inequality is far from the only factor impacting murder rates, for instance.
That is really interesting if true. Do you have any idea where you read it? I am genuinely interested; this is not some backhanded way of saying "citation needed."
I note in the article many recipients of the cash used it to start businesses. Maybe it's a common response.
what about including the reducers/sagas/actions/action types inside a component's folder (assuming it has its own reducers/sagas)?
It's sounds more secret and cool?

You're right.
I don't think the transmitter option is viable until there's a critical mass of self-driving cars that all agree on the same communications protocol. And, as we all know, the great thing about standards is that there are so many to choose from.
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Could not QT fill this space better than a whole electron stack ?
We have problems with signal integrity on cheap risers and ribbon cables.
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They GP talked about "installing a decent amount of dark fiber" not running a network over someone else's unused fiber, which I think is the "network" part of your quote.
It is unlikely that there are many people out there who are desperately seeking another email client, particularly one that is "very shit". If you start offering email services to the general public you will VERY quickly find yourself on everyone's blacklists, unable to send emails at all, because spammers will find your site and use it until it gets blocked.

But your idea of releasing the code and the explanation of how it was done... that seems pretty good. It might benefit other developers, and it certainly benefits you ("Here's a small project I worked on...").
But of course choosing well-timed pictures, also known as "photojournalism", is a long-established method of applying political influence of media. It was done to Hillary Clinton, it's done to Trump.
How much is 7 million annual premature deaths?

I tried googling "Annual premature deaths" to get an idea of how many people die prematurely a year, but it doesn't look like it is a figure that is worked with. The closest I found was that WHO apparently considers the 7 million people who die annually of pollution to be 1/8th of total annual death.

So apparently 12.5% of deaths can be avoided if we ate more fruit and vegetables.
If there are any reasonably-priced ways of doing this especially with more PCIe lanes please let me know. In my experience it's often easier to just buy more motherboards and CPUs than invest in PCIe expansion.
Would Calexit be a good thing?
The article states that the $66bn "it would take to get everyone above the poverty line" is "about half of what the world spends on foreign aid." Maybe they could just reallocate a bit.
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Wow, that "article" was terrible.
What I find fascinating is many people on this forum work for companies etc that make this very thing possible. Its interesting to see their opinions, concerns or more telling the lack thereof.
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I wonder why people dont use pyqt? my startup's first product was a Square-pos like tool built in pyqt and cross compiled to exe, dmg and linux executable.

We made it run on Windows XP machine with 256 mb ram total. Oh and we embedded cherrypy into it.

For lots of products with performance as a criterion, pyqt toolchain is so much better than electron. And programming in qt isnt bad at all.
One HN user wrote about why she liked them in a previous thread on Nasty Gal:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12923367
> people will cut and paste command lines from web pages [...] into root shells all the time!

Do they? I've never encountered anyone using a root shell to go about their business unless they had to do some exclusive operation that could only be done as root, and even then they would rather just sudo that specific operation. Hell, even if they do do that, they have bigger problems than just git, given that cut and paste is inherently broken[1].

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10554679
This is the thing that irritates me soo much. People come up with an idea that doing X will solve problem Y but they ignore the fact you can't just change one simple thing in a complex system and not expect other variations. Giving everyone in the country X dollars will just result in inflation like you said. Plus, it will take wealth away from those people who had wealth currently make up to a small multiple of this new income.

Adding access to clean water, plumbing and electricity is enabling and the kind of investment that will have the most return. Returns can also be had by starting to give access to credit/loans to enterprising people. I liken this issue to Democracy. You can't give a country Democracy but you can help create conditions for its citizens to build it themselves. But there is also a chance that they don't want it.
I was about to ask the same and the replies aren't clarifying the extent of the sentiment. The black bar is the only signal I've seen that they're 'going dark'.

I also didn't realize that AirBnb is less liked. I still believe in the AirBnb/Uber model if not the current implementations. (btw, Uber is the AirBnb of transportation right, AirBnb started the model?)
Read more books, take a few days off and go on an actual vacation away from the computer.
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Personally I have kept these separate before. I would just have /src/actions/{actionType}, but, that is not to say that these cannot be included in the components folder, and actually makes sense given that a certain action is generally associated with a certain component.

What is your opinion?
I do something very similar to this, but just using cmake and basic bash scripts to launch the compilation and then run the executable all at once. And for the interpreter mode, a bash script can just automatically dump that into a main function, and then compile and run it all at once.

It's cool, but you can set something up like this just a few lines of bash code.
The TFR of non-immigrant populations in most postindustrial countries is already below replacement rate. You don't have to do anything.
i see some criticism of electron in the comments because of it's high memory footprint. If i would have to create an offline app i would also choose electron, because of it's simplicity and my familiarity with the technology. Is there something being done or planned to reduce the footprint? Or something on the roadmap? I would guess a browser is just not optimised for a use-case comparable to Cerebro (running as a daemon).
That isn't the point of the OP though? Think the point being that the inspiration for a proprietary system that does that is the Bloomberg Terminal. Although they're used all around the world, seems that their use and functionality is perhaps more in the American zeitgeist.
Seems it's a little more nuanced than this actually, sorry. The only numbers I could find were at [0] (I'm in the UK).

At GCSE level (roughly aged 15/16) there's an equal split across STEM subjects. For A levels, there's more men than women in every STEM subject bar biology, and women achieve higher grades on average.

At university level, men dominate in most of the subjects (engineering is 86% male and CS is 83% male). The problem stems far deeper than the workplace, and is definitely present in Educatikn.

[0] https://www.wisecampaign.org.uk/uploads/wise/files/WISE_UK_S...
I know it's a joke, but as a high spend Facebook advertiser, I can tell you that Facebook only sells audience information in aggregate, not on an individual basis.
Nope, a kitchen appliance retailer in the UK, a small business. The application was basically a CRM for storing records of customers and orders with a DOS or IBM-esque console UI. Blue background, context-sensitive function key legends printed at the bottom of the screen. Modal dialogs were overlaid and didn't fill the whole terminal.

Since it was entirely keyboard driven it seemed pretty productive, probably moreso than the average webapp where even if you use Tab a lot there are cases where you're switching between keyboard and mouse a lot.
> https://github.com/KELiON/cerebro/blob/master/app/AppUpdater... :

> export default class AppUpdater {
......

why is this a class ? just so it can auto-exececute without being called ?

i would prefer an 'export default function init(){ // init code'
Again, playing devil's advocate. This incident would drum up support from Malaysia, Vietnam, Indonesia, perhaps China, etc.

Edit: Suppose, for example, the goal was to get some newer, especially harsh sanctions imposed on the DPRK. This incident shows the DPRK doing their usual crazy stuff, but in somebody's else's sovereign territory, and getting other sovereign nation citizens in trouble. It might sway some votes and support in your direction.
It's amazing how nobody has understood that your comment was out of exasperation and you were disgusted with the parent post.
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I think this is the most reasonable explanation.

Glycemic load seems to be the key. Otherwise, nothing wrong with eating vs blending.
Revenue is often used as a vanity metric. On the other hand... revenue is tangible, profit is an accounting construct.
building a product is usually just 10% of total work. launch it to learn the other 90%
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Indeed! ^^

It's important to be self aware of what your body is trying to tell you ultimately. Be able to monitor your mood, motivation, general tiredness, anxiety, and monitor what is causing that. I have regularly taken therapy to provide some introspection and this has helped tremendously. Overall, it comes down to some of the basics for me in many cases of deregulation (as its called when your nervous system is out of balance). Find things to bring your mind (such as therapy), and your body back into a regulated state. Take breaks from the computer, do yoga (as suggested above), enjoy experiences for the sake of learning something rather than for the sake of impressiveness, integrate your mind in areas that have nothing to do with your field....
This is interesting but would different architectures of GPUs play nicely? E.g. 3 AMD gpus and one NVIDIA gpu?
> One pitch outlined a module that transmits touch, like a high-tech version of the heartbeat feature in the Apple Watch.

Seems unfair to group this with the far fetched ideas. I for one think this is a killer feature in a world that could use more opportunities for meaningful connections.
Mono-ethnic modern states have high levels of altruism and 'civil society' - Japan, Finland etc. Multi-cultural societies don't since there is less trust and more us-vs-them mentality.
One of the most thoughtful things I've read on the topic of work satisfaction. I may actually help: https://sivers.org/balance
I didn't downvote you, but I disagree strongly. I am leftist and my experience with other people on the left is that they overwhelmingly disagree with the points you ascribe to them. (Except perhaps the first one, I think it's quite sane to trust experts.)

It's perhaps because you listen to "left-wing" politicians and people in power, and you're out of touch with people who have actual leftist opinions, that you get this impression. But it has nothing to do with being left-wing as it has it with being in power.

So, I think you should stop labeling those things as leftist (they are not - democracy is in fact very much a leftist idea), you're only hurting your own cause, by seeing enemies where you could have allies.
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Just ported it for Chrome and Firefox. Maybe the title should be updated to reflect that change. There might be extensions for this already which could be more convenient.
As @WA suggests PWA's are JS-apps that can be used offline in a browser. You need JavaScript to instantiate the Service Worker which caches the request, without JS and in turn the Service Worker you no longer have a PWA.

PWA's are something that Google is pushing pretty hard right now, to me that suggests there is becoming less of a concern around JavaScript being turned off than previous years.

https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
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Very nice on all fronts: design, usability, and content. Source is here: https://github.com/danielkunin/Seeing-Theory (Apache licensed)

Seeing projects like these makes me optimistic about EdTech. Such "math toys" and visualizations can really make otherwise dry STEM subjects come to life. See also http://immersivemath.com/ila/index.html which is linear algebra book with very good visualizations.
100% the best advice here! Finding purpose through helping/coaching the success of others.
From what I remember from watching Terry's videos he also did something like this in TempleOS with his compiler HolyC. His shell is apperently just his compiler running in an interactive mode.

HolyC is "kind of" C from a compiler perspective so I think it counts.