skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The article makes very little sense. Trump's orders were about a) limiting immigrants and refugees from Syria, Iraq, Sudan, etc. and b) removal of criminal illegal aliens (of which for vast majority of them ICE has no idea where they are so it's as useful as ordering the sun to raise of the west). But field workers are predominantly Mexican or Latin American, and vast majority of them do not commit any crimes except possibly illegal entry or visa overstay. So what's the connection with Trump orders?
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This kind of ignores the people in their twenties are often in massive student debt and likely to be unemployed or have employment that barely makes a living wage.

Save/invest 15% is not helpful advice to somebody with no job, or somebody who is struggling to make rent cheques.
If you interpreted 'current state of a resource' somewhat liberally, where the resource is the abstract state of a particular versioned/timestamped request, does an ETag then really become the same as an Idempotency-Key?

Or put another way, is the only difference that ETags are generally computed based on the server's stored state of a particular resource so it's possible to have multiple clients with the same ETag, while the 'resource' backing an Idempotency-Key is the entire state of a particular user that encompasses all the user's resources?
Just start by installing it.

Chances are you'll see a number of your friends have it installed already as others have noted in this thread.

Then talk about it to your friends, show them the stuff you know they will love. For some it is bots. For others it is themes. Hashtags to follow topics. The possibility to have a chat with yourself (I run a journal like thingy where I note when I check oil on my car, when I changed my contacts etc, all hashtagged so I can retrieve it by tag later.)
I'm cool with Stripe's versioning for the most part. There have just been a few occasions where to get a non-breaking enhancement I've need to move to a breaking version. But not a huge deal.
NASA therefore uses the term "exoplanets":

https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-telescope-reveals-la...

Also:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exoplanet

"An exoplanet or extrasolar planet is a planet that orbits a star other than the Sun. The first scientific detection of an exoplanet was in 1988."

Nature did their own clickbaiting with "alien worlds" in the title which was at least here on HN corrected with "planets" whereas the technical term would be "exoplanets."
That's really interesting, thank you for the link! Have you ever heard of treatments? Not for a cure specifically, but to help improve specific recall random memories (ie, not specifically remembering Billy, but all people)?
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When we bring parenthood into the picture I think this is confounding the results that the studies should account for, but in too many cases, they do not.

Then the mainstream media and people championing social justice causes often take these results the wrong way (even if they do so for noble reasons) and run with it too far.

I think we should compare never married men to never married women, otherwise I believe it to be disingenuous to make that wage gap argument based on gender.

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Thomas Sowell argues that economic differences between working men and women are not generally due to employer discrimination, as is widely alleged: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EK6Y1X_xa4
FWIW, you can constrain a DaemonSet to run on a specific set of nodes by using nodeAffinity but you would need to label those nodes appropriately which you are going to do anyway in a production cluster (use a specific set of nodes for running infra components such as routers or registries).
Err, probably a silly question, but what's the context behind this post?

I get that Waffle seems to be a weblog script or something. But are you quitting a company/team project or stopping a personal project because of annoying users and requests?

Just wondering, for those of us here who don't know what's going on.
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>This will ideally lead to the currency having a stable value.

That's not guaranteed. If I can't spend it on anything, it's monopoly money: regularly printed, but not actually currency.

Monopoly money is a stable state item, too. We've no reason, barring outside influence, to believe that anyone will ever start accepting monopoly money as a currency. The first person that did would be taking tremendous risk; there's an awful lot of monopoly money sitting in peoples cupboards. If they break ranks and no one follows, they'll be left with piles of worthless paper.

If too many of your coins enter circulation before someone starts accepting them as a currency, you could be left in the awkward situation where in order for a merchant to mitigate the risk of accepting your coins, they have to set the price of a loaf of bread so high that no single user of your service actually has enough coins to purchase a loaf.
Perhaps if they weren't facing such grim futures, they'd be a bit less prone to escapism?
My understanding is that yes, this is part of that puzzle. The author of this post works on https://crates.io/crates/bindgen
VS Code is like Sublime Text. Nothing like VS or Eclipse.
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Basic Income Experiments Are Not a Basic Income
> So we may have to wait a century or two.

It took some thousands of years to be able to circumnavigate the planet, and some centuries after that to do it quickly and safely.

It feels IST in a matter of centuries from now is extremely optimistic.
Isn't the likelihood of brute forcing the private key the same as it would be for an SSL certificate? At 2048 bits, brute forcing the private key is effectively impossible. Which leaves the avenues of attack the same for any private key: information breach through various other means.
And you'll only be bottlenecked by the GPU if you want to play AAA titles at high settings or at a resolution beyond 1080p. I'm still using an ATI Radeon HD 5770 and I haven't seen a compelling reason to upgrade my card.
Thank you! This is phenomenal.

I already started implementing this + Hazel. Love it!
Coveo does look cool but at my level, $2k/yr, it's far more expensive!
That's precisely the issue with tipping culture.
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I personally like collection+json as a response type for REST. I will say that my own efforts at using a hypermedia-containing response type for a REST api shared across several teams have been mostly wasted effort. Consumers of the api treat the responses as plain-old JSON which somewhat kills the advantages of having a proper REST response in the first place . . .
And yet, there are still occasions where the airline pilot needs to draw on deeper skills. We know this from many deaths averted by good pilots, and needless deaths resulting from poorly trained pilots.

The failed landing of Asiana Airlines at SF and the Air France Airbus that dropped into the ocean are two good examples.

Most programmers are metaphorically airline pilots, doing a routine job that is more about following the processes than elite skills, but some people wish that they were doing something more complex than they are.

Programmers who think they can only get by with the "routine" skill level are like airline pilots who think it's just fine for them to do the checklists, run the autopilot, and know nothing else. Who would you rather have piloting your plane?
The problem isn't the bookkeeping. It's the massive implicit memory leak that you get when there's only one 4-byte allocation left on your 4-KB page.
"Ronald Reagan started to have a decline in the number of unique words with repetitions of statements over time,” said Sherman. “[He] started using more fillers, more empty phrases, like ‘thing’ or ‘something’ or things like ‘basically’ or ‘actually’ or ‘well’."

Seems like history might be coming around again on this one.
And the name of the star is shared with Trappist beer!
a tldr would be welcome
Thanks for asking this. It made me think and realise that I don't know, which gives me cause for concern.
>So the people who get out and work every day are supposed to support the people who want to "practice a hobby."

Only if they choose to. Everyone will receive the basic income, those who wish (and are able to) to supplement this income by working will be free to do so.

>People who get out and work find this repugnant

Working people will cease to exist as the majority in the not-so-distant future. There needs to be a solution for humans no longer being able to add value in the workplace.
Xubuntu + xmonad is a really simple combo. I get xmonad window management with xfce tray, bar, etc.
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Great! That's the point. People in my tax bracket should be paying vastly more in taxes.

People who lobby for basic income certainly shouldn't pussyfoot around the notion that it's fundamentally a redistributive tax.

My goal is to eliminate poverty for US citizens who don't insist on living in extremely high cost areas. Secondary goals are to enable the poor to refuse to do bullshit jobs, and undermine the deeply-held notion that wage work is ennobling.

The only way to achieve such redistribution is now, as it has always been, to tax rich people like me.
Please stop posting uncivilly and unsubstantively. We're trying to have thoughtful, insightful discussion, and name calling doesn't help us get there.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Clear social lifts to the at least upper-middle level in all countries. can't see so many great people ending up miserably or tragically just because they were never given a chance, and I myself could spend years doing valuable things instead of just random no brain staff just to have something to eat by the end of the day.
For non-technical users, you must use Plesk. Want to use WHM because cpanel is more familiar? Won't support the server at all.

Want to use CloudLinux because it makes multiple PHP versions easier for the less technical? Won't support your server at all.

So it's only fanatical support for a subset of what most vendors usually support.

Don't get me wrong, support is better than what you get with say eUKhost but a lot of stuff is faster to just do myself than pick up the phone and listen to some bad techno until I get through to Linux support.

Fanatical Support my arse.
I like playing with F# in a Jupyter notebook.

https://notebooks.azure.com/
Thanks! Best of luck with your app! ;)
This is basic game theory. Organizations and society select for maximization of wealth/power - not ethics, morality, enlightenment, and/or aspirational value of your choice.

The problem is simple: Maximize organizational wealth/power given the social, business, and political context. Anyone competing in this system who does not loses to those who do.

The current response: Placate the users by agreeing with the issues and take no real actions (beyond a call for startups focusing on democracy).

CGPGrey's rules for rulers on youtube is a great application of the model to politics and organizations.
Aligning one's interest with the broader public makes sense because we are part of the broader public. What benefits the broader public benefits us individually, too.
I really like my FX-8320E but it's definitely not a speed demon. It struggles in single-threaded performance, in such tasks as web browsing... Even running vanilla Debian 8, browsing Reddit in Firefox is a bad experience. Images load very slowly (I have a 200mbps connection) and seem to make the rest of the processing hang. It's good for compilation though, and I can play recent games with it and an R9 280x.
That makes me think I have ADHD too . Mind you I'd imagine all of us here have wizard level skimming abilities by now.
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Having the monopole, they charge their subscriptions more and more expensive to consumers.
So, while sport is popular all over the world, millions of people do not have access to sports events because the subscription is too expensive.
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It appears that only the Lake Placid Olympics lost money in the US.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cost_of_the_Olympic_Games
Wonder how tidal forces from these planets would affect [possible] oceans on their neighbors. Would imagine it would make for quite a perturbed environment.
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In a post scarcity world why would most people need to? The whole point is that technology is about to make it possible to satisfy everyone's needs with minimum human energy and instead of reveling in it, we seem to be planning to de facto kill all the extra people we used to need with poverty.

If 3/4 of everyone wants to watch TV and take fun drugs and our society has the wealth to allow that to happen, hooray!
there is also http://try.websharper.com/ for toying with the language and websharper.
Police.
Probably this is why (6 year ago comment from pg on HN ranking algorithm): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1781013

Oh, you mean why was it submitted & upvoted? Frankly, I never know why any particular story takes off whereas others do not. E.g., First Steve Yegge blog post in 5 years didn't even make 1st page of HN! (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12979108)

Guess you'd have to ask everyone who up-voted why they did.
I'm not familiar with the area. Is real estate in short supply?
I don't want to be too negative, but this seems very meaningless.

I've just given you 5000 morgante points for your comment. I'll give you 5 more tomorrow! Nobody accepts morgante points for anything so it's inherently meaningless.

A basic income program is only interesting if it's actually giving out something of value. Your first step should be to assign value to a new currency, not to start handing it out.

I don't see a plausible path to value for your currency. Fiat currencies derive their value from government. Cryptocurrencies derive it from math. Yours is derived from your "word" that you won't just give yourself half the currency if you feel like it.

Not to mention that you don't seem to have any mechanism in place to ensure 1 person:1 account.
I see "antimatter" and "black hole" being thrown around as a source of propulsion in this thread.

Is this based on anything real like using the energy created from the radiation or just sci-fi speculation?
I don't think the way you are arguing your points does you any favors.
My day job involves extensive web work. I've found plenty I could contribute, but I'm at an oldschool corp. that just isn't going to approve open source contributions on company time, using company resources and source code. On the flip side, they also don't care what I program outside work. It's just that my personal projects aren't web related and don't lend themselves to being open sourced.
emacs, urxvt, and chrome? Worst case just emacs?
Universal basic income maybe.
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There's no other conceivable extinction event that could occur "a couple years out". If you're talking climate change, then I agree that's a major problem, but on the order of at least decades.
Author of the article here. Happy to see this up on HN!

The article is actually more of an annotated version of the F# Tutorial Script[0] which ships inside Visual Studio 2017 (also in other version of Visual Studio, but the Tutorial script is a bit different there).

You can get started with F# just about everywhere everywhere:

* Visual Studio[1]

* Visual Studio for Mac[2]

* Visual Studio Code (via Ionide plugins)[3]

* .NET Core and the .NET CLI (`dotnet new console -lang F#`)[4]

* Azure Notebooks (Jupyter in the browser via Azure) [5]

[0]: https://github.com/Microsoft/visualfsharp/blob/master/vsinte...

[1]: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/visual-studio-2017-rc/

[2]: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/visual-studio-mac/

[3]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Ionide.I...

[4]: https://dot.net/core

[5]: https://notebooks.azure.com
With inexpensive and ubiquitous CCTV this situation will be much less mysterious now
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You are just plain wrong. HTTP was designed to access and update named resources. Those status codes correspond to the status of that resource so are totally appropriate no matter if the resource is a static HTML file or a database driven JSON response. I would hate to consume your APIs over HTTP.
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You want ConcurrentDictionary[1]... the worst one I saw was attaching information keyed off the thread id. Note: in ASP.Net lifecycle there are no guarantees that two events (load, prerender, render, etc) will be performed on the same thread from the pool.

Wound up seeing some REALLY weird issues... HttpContext.Current.Items is your friend there.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd287191(v=vs.110)....
Yeah, the industry is aching for a good solution. My favorite articles on the topic are:

- Edward Lee's "The Problem with Threads": https://www2.eecs.berkeley.edu/Pubs/TechRpts/2006/EECS-2006-...

- The occasionally hilarious chapter on concurrency (especially the "Concurrentgate" section) from Andrei Alexandrescu's "The D Programming Language", available in its entirety here: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=1609144

I think MS made great progress with the TPL and kickstarted an industry-wide movement with async/await. But certain aspects of C# still drive me nuts and will allow a junior dev to blow a leg off (I'd give my left arm for C++-style const references and/or compiler-enforced immutability). At one point I went so far as to play around with a Rosyln analyzer to tackle the problem (https://github.com/markwaterman/CondensedDotNet/blob/master/...), but gave up after realizing anything more then a token effort would be a huge undertaking.

Other languages are nibbling away at the edge of the concurrency problem with language-level support for CSP (golang), actors, etc., but, outside of the functional world (Erlang), I don't seen anyone working to address concurrency from the ground up.
Have you considered using the resource identifier as an idempotency key? Basically, have the client generate the ID (UUID, but namespaced on the server side [client+date]). This eliminates the need for the client to generate the idempotency key as well as the eliminates the need for the server to maintain an idempotency repository?
It's just overburdened and cooked at this point honestly. WhatsApp feels fresh compared to it.
OpenStack Keystone is at /v3 already. But yeah, it really took about 3-4 years until most consuming OpenStack services updated.
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You're missing the part about Bitcoin having a fixed rate of inflation. There's nothing to stop you from deciding to totally devalue your currency tomorrow, so it's impossible for people to even speculate on its future value.

From the rest of your comments, I'm curious how much research you've actually done into economics and currency. A currency which is being constantly and unpredictably printed is the opposite of stable.
> What they describe is not REST. [...] a strict requirement of the REST architectural style. [...]

You have a word "REST" for which you are apparently granted access to Plato's "true" definitions, which enables you to tell me that REST requires hyperlinks, but not naming conventions or HTTP verbs.

I reject your definition.

Go ahead and use that word "REST" however you like. I will continue using it to describe what you consider to be "ad hoc JSON-over-HTTP services".

Sure, I've read Fielding's dissertation.[1] I think stateless, cacheable, layered systems are a great idea. I think "code on demand" is (usually) a stupid one... even if it does turn out to work surprisingly well for web browsers. But none of those matter.

I work with people who build "ad hoc JSON-over-HTTP services". They spend hundreds of millions of dollars building ad hoc JSON-over-HTTP services. They call them "REST" services.

I have to talk to these people, so I call them "REST" services too. Because I'd rather build something useful than spend time telling people that they're using a word "wrong", when the only real meaning of a word is whatever it will bring to mind in the person you are communicating with.

[1]: http://www.ics.uci.edu/~fielding/pubs/dissertation/top.htm
alternative is to use base64.
some things you learn when you have to deal with emails.

also first time i was sending sms messages and not using ascii trying to determinate the message length was fun. and by fun i mean gsm 7bit annoying.
Please no empty snark like this here.
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Or, alternatively, it wants to take money out of the pot currently reserved for people best able to game the existing complex and flawed systems, and distribute it everyone fairly, including those who need it (some small number of whom currently "fall through the cracks").
So so for the sake of political simplicity ,why not just say to the bottom 80% -"let's greatly raise taxes for the rich, and than let's discuss about how to use it to help society "? Sounds like a great political promise.

Or maybe there's a problem ?
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Would they? I mean, we can see geological features on our moon, and our tides are orders of magnitude away from being rock-tearing events. I mean, the moon is small, but... how close do these planets approach, anyway?
Obviously an unpaid robot cannot pay taxes, businesses that use robots would have to pay said taxes
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