skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>> no one will buy the Wii U just for Zelda.

If people are willing to buy a Switch just for Zelda, I'm sure people who don't have enough money for a Switch would be willing to buy a used or refurb Wii U on the cheap to be able to play Zelda.
It makes no difference one way or the other. The idea is that customer A doesn't want their campaign paired with ads from customer B. I don't care whether they're right or wrong in feeling that way -- they clearly do feel that way. So if you do it anyway, you are absolutely making a clear choice that you favor customer B.

That's my only point. There's no way to abstain and keep the goodwill of everyone.
it's always good to pat ourselves on the back!
I have no idea what a "gently eugenic" regime would be. Or, if it's what I'm imagining, why it would be necessary for sustainability. Mind elaborating?
Awesome!

You may also add these projects:

https://github.com/shaunlebron/parinfer
https://github.com/prettier/prettier

They are fixing the same problem Cirru Project was trying to solve, just in a more practical way.
> I did compulsory military service, including in a leadership role. "If you don't do what you're told, you don't get go home next weekend." Worked very well for conscripts, who usually get to go home for many weekends (unless on exercises).

As a former conscript, this was definitely the ultimate motivator.

Conscript service was so incredibly dull that one would do almost anything just to get off-base over the weekend.
There is actually one issue JavaFX has on Linux: It uses Gtk to determine renderscale, so it can’t handle HiDPI at all (Gtk only scales in integer amounts, so everything is either 96dpi or 192dpi)
All / only feelings, no substance at all.

I have always felt treated like a suspect around US / Canadian / Swiss borders. Have been ordered to take of shoes etc.

There is literally nothing in the whole piece except feelings.
> I don't think Sweden is a target

As Andy Grove said, "only the paranoid survive" [1]. Good strategy means being prepared for the worst case. As a plus, being prepared for a worst-case scenario goes a healthy way towards deterring it.

Keep in mind that Sweden is neither a NATO member [2] nor a nuclear power [3]. If Russia needed to make a strongman pitch at home or sow confusion abroad, it would be easier (and more meaningful) to cause trouble in Sweden or Finland than virtually anywhere else. Hence the perennial submarine drama [4].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Grove

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlargement_of_NATO#Sweden

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_nuclear_weapons_progra...

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_submarine_incidents
Eight Monitors and Constantly Surveilling
Having participated in a couple teen suicide autopsies, I submit that, at least in the meetings I was in, there was broad support for recruiting social networks to help fight both cyber-bullying and detect suicidal tendencies. If anything, let's screw up in the other direction for a while and see how the two approaches compare.
That's a good personal solution but it does not scale. But by all means, do that; we need more people who understand the capabilities and limitations of the technology in the space.
They likely meant the one that came out in late 2004, Doom 3.
As a society, fund jobs where humans are still best. Caretaking of elderly, daycare, more teachers for more hands-on learning. Unless robots are full on conscious beings, people will always need that human connection for their own proper development and well-being.

Case in point, Norway has a ton of oil money and they could almost live off it as a country. But instead they save as much as they can and invest the rest in a strong social state that takes good care of the young, elderly, poor, disabled.
Weird, I'm still seeing it on the "CPUs, Speeds, Pricing: ..." page.
That sounds good in theory but what counts as automation and how do you put a dollar value on it? For example, if I use AWS to provision servers instead of hiring sysadmins to manage my own hardware, should I be taxed? If I use computer vision software to detect defects in products I manufacture, should I be taxed? By how much?
Nuclear fusion is ALWAYS 10-20 years away.
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Interesting, totally new concept for me: Where can I read more about EMA filter coefficient in Keras? My Google-fu is failing.
And it's mainly because games aren't optimized to take advantage of 16 threads - yet. That's partially Intel's fault for keeping 8+ core processors so expensive.

AMD is trying to change that. Of course 16t games won't be available from day one of Ryzen launch.
I see a bill to ban assault rifles, to limit the sale of high capacity magazines and an article about a Senate proposal to ban the sale of firearms to people on the government's no-fly list.

The first two don't seem draconian to me, they seem reasonably targeted to address specific concerns. The bills listed appear to provide exceptions for weapons owned before the bill would take effect, for law enforcement, etc. I don't see the typical doomsday scenario of wholesale banning, mass confiscation or disarmament that we're told the democrats are always working towards. Maybe I need to read between the lines?

The third is disturbing because of the no-fly list, not the ban itself. Felons are already banned from owning firearms as a class, and no one would argue that terrorists or criminals should have guns, so the premise of banning firearms in some cases seems acceptable even to many gun advocates. The no-fly list wasn't created by Democrats, but it was expanded in scope and overwhelmingly supported by Republicans, so I can't really consider that part to be a Democrat issue per se - blame the Democrats for the ban, but blame the Republicans for the blacklist that makes the ban unacceptable.

If gun legislation is, as stated earlier by jonnycoder, "using a shooting event to blame guns and call for bans and stricter gun control," then the typical response by gun advocates amounts to "using a shooting event to promote guns and call for higher gun sales." Why can gun advocates criticize the former, but not the latter?
There's no need to worry. `Docker CE` is the exact same Docker as before - just renamed to clarify the relationship to Docker EE.

Docker is still open-source; it still has all the same features; it has the same maintainers and contribution roles; it has the same roadmap of features. And we still welcome pull requests.

Meanwhile we have been breaking the components of Docker into standalone upstream projects: containerd, swarmkit, libnetwork etc. So there are more and more ways to use parts of Docker without being forced to use all of it. We will continue doing that.

Is there any detailed fear that you can describe? I will do my best to reassure you.
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It's interesting you're arguing over macros when the (joke) theme was 'why lispers are jerks'.
>Now imagine you're a country with less than 10% of the population and need to produce a force of 200k soldiers in order to have a credible deterrent against an aggressive neighbor. How do you do that without conscription?

Well... you PAY THEM (enough)? You make the workplace worthwhile and attractive, like you have to for every job ever? How do you get enough nurses? Policemen? Engineers? You conscript them all? This is a deeply authoritarian mindset and it concerns me. Conscription hurts troop morale. Let people serve in the military when they want to serve.
> and implement a gently eugenic basic income regime

You don't need eugenics to regulate fertility. Population and fertility is in freefall basically, except ultra-poor areas.
I think that's the point of randomdata's comment.
practically an entirely different style in craft beer terms
Here's a link to resources on how to start publishing content: https://success.docker.com/store
It's every time you have to start up a lambda instance.

So if you're low, continuous traffic, it'll happen once and you won't really care. If you're high traffic, occasionally different instances will get started up, will also need their node network interface, and also take 6+ seconds. And if you're low traffic but not continuous, if there's a pause for more than around 15 minutes (entirely depends on how much demand there is for lambda and how rapidly they clean up old containers), for the next request you get you'll have to cold start again.
It's too bad webkittopdf is macOS only.
To those commenting that this somehow absolves friends from the responsibility of connection (and that's a bad thing), you're missing the point:

- Not everyone HAS friends who are willing or able to connect with them sufficiently. Saying "yeah, but they should" does NOT help the actual situation. These resources might.

- It is hard to know what to do with a (near) suicidal friend. Even if you truly wish to help, "connecting" or reaching out to them often doesn't help sufficiently. It can also be extremely draining on the helpful friend, who thinks they have a responsibility as a friend and good person to be there for someone in need.
For normal gloom and doldrums, sure, that's what friends are for. For severe depression and suicidal thoughts, a friend can very quickly get in over their head, becoming the sole emotional anchor or lifeline for the depressed person. This can also lead to the helpful person's becoming burnt out, depressed, and upset at their perceived failure in helping this person they care about.

The more technology can do in identifying this negative emotional vortex and prompting people with the appropriate resources, the better.

If you're commenting about a friend's responsibility, have you ever been severely (suicidally) depressed, or the prime friend of someone who is? I have. I support Facebook's actions in this wholeheartedly.
Interesting timing for this piece, what with Snap's IPO today. Wonder if this will prove to be another Uber/Didi situation.
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I wonder if those reviews are more Ocarina of Time or Twilight Princess. In fear of upsetting die-hard Nintendo fans I won't specify what I mean by that :)

But time will tell.

Either way, I look forward to it, will give me an excuse to dust off my old WiiU.
It was AIM before Facebook, and playgrounds before AIM. Shitty people are quite responsible for many suicide attempts by people who are prone to committing suicide.
Can I license a single node & then rephrase all my support requests so they occur on that host? Even better, can I do it with the AWS option so I only need to pay when I find a critical bug?
In 2014 I traveled to Ghana for a friend's wedding there. The day I flew back, I had to go through a second, thorough security checkpoint at the gate before I could hope to board my plane. I didn't have anything to worry about - I'm considered one of the "'real' Americans" that the OP mentions - but I was still struck by what sort of impression this might leave on others coming to the United States with me. Namely, I thought that it sent the message that the US, before even receiving visitors, was saying "I don't trust you".

There is always that balance between security and openness; I don't deny that it's difficult to manage. Let's not pretend, however, that people aren't affected by xenophobic rhetoric. They are. What message does it send to actual Americans citizens like the OP when we lambaste them for their religion? Is that who we are as Americans, those who spread fear to those who don't look or act "real"?

I'm not liking where this country is going.
Revive unique ornate embellished design. Centuries ago, every product in the home of the wealthy was its own miniature work of art; almost necessarily, because it was all hand-made. Certainly kept artisans busy.

Today, flat design is considered desirable – by definition, devoid of embellishment. Embellishment is considered tacky. This trend is no doubt encouraged by mass industry, which benefits from more uniform design: it is easier to produce, and easier to mass-market.

A market for unique embellishment could provide employment for many. By definition, unique embellishment cannot be scaled, else it would not be unique. So-called "hipster" culture has already started going this route, with hand-made "artisanal" goods and services (food) becoming trendy and employing many producing what would otherwise be a fraction of a large factory's output.

Of course, the problem is maintaining the key trait – uniqueness – as desirable. Ornate embellishment can be mass-produced. The trick is convincing people to spend more to buy something that was inefficiently produced, as opposed to something that looks like it was inefficiently produced.
My father's job included a lot of travel, so I've traveled through airports and out of the country for more than 30 years.

The humanity from travel has been stripped from all of us, in spite of this I have the deepest sympathy for the writer of this article because while my humanity feels ignored while I travel due to corporations choices of how we are to be treated on their planes I am still in the "real american" category she* spoke of.

The greatest of my fears are having to sit next to someone who needs as much of the small provided seat I need causing us to have to "suck in" our shoulders so they only sort of lean on each other.

I don't have any text conversations on my phones or emails that would flag anything but in the same breath, I've never had to think or worry about that either.

edit: fixed gender issues.
>If I was after rendering performance, I wouldn't buy a Ryzen

But why? http://www.anandtech.com/show/11170/the-amd-zen-and-ryzen-7-...

The benchmarks show Ryzen being the obvious choice other than cinebench single threaded.
RAM disk possibly?

Would be nice to make a simple one-click benchmark: download a VirtualBox VM and click Start — it boots mfsbsd and starts compiling to a RAM disk, measuring the time.
I hate Facebook, but being hasty to place blame and responsibility on them after a suicide short sighted. Unless it was related to the emotional manipulation experiment they did a while back.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/gregorymcneal/2014/06/28/facebo...
Do you have any opinion as to the time line? My wife and I have plans to go to Europe (transiting Britain, going to Spain, Yugoslavia, France) in May 2017, and I was wondering if we need to look into getting visa(s) now?
elixir is for rubyists, really. dynamnic typing.
Yes, your last sentence alluded to that. But your whole post was still engaging a strawman.

But pointing out a limit in the amount a single person can consume doesn't change the essential situation. It simply means that instead of reallocating worker time to different production, people's time is reallocated to consumption.

If those who have jobs have enough money to hit the limit on what they can (or choose to) consume, they will cease working, leaving those jobs to others.
Can you help me out here please. Whom should I send DMCA to? Whois does not discloses any owner's information.
http://whois.domaintools.com/126kr.com
If this is going along the lines of S-Expressions I say touche but it is what it is.

You need markup instead of code sometimes because you want declarative configuration. You want to sandbox a developer/user.

Yeah you can write declarative code in Scala (and many languages using Monads, macros or some sort of non imperative abstraction) using an embedded DSL... but it is embedded and hard to enforce someone from sticking a System.exit(1) somewhere.

Again If you are in the Lisp camp I submit there are better options.
Looks like Docker is still Docker, they just tacked on CE at the end. The enterprise edition looks like a promising (and more obvious) way to monetize.
Work to seize the means of production
Wholly agree with your meta analysis.

Here's my take, overgeneralizing:

Trump did worse than Romney, even factoring in the small bump from the haters (sexists, racists).

And those unwilling to vote for Trump defected to Johnson (4m in 2016 vs 1.5m in 2012) or Stein.

Clinton did MUCH worse than Obama.

Those unwilling to vote for Clinton stayed home.

Look. Democrats have to pitch a perfect game to win. Anything less is a loss. But whaddya gonna do?

Everyone I know thought Clinton had Florida. But didn't. We can kibitz over white work class in WI MI PN, or the addicts in WV KY that went Trump.

What I want to know, learn is what magic sauce Obama had that Clinton didn't which roused infrequent voters to show up.

It's the difference between fighting for pennies (Trump) and fighting for whole dollars (Obama).
Cause Norway is?

https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/2017/03/norway-moves-milit...
Several people contacted ASRock in the last few days.
And the reply always was that ECC is fully supported,
e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13762950
That's a little reductive. Another communications medium would take Facebook's place if it weren't the platform for this bullying.
Correct me if i'm wrong, but i don't think that's how carbon credits work? Paying 10% more for gas doesn't magically reduce the CO2 emitted. I would expect that at some point, someone has to actually not emit CO2 for this to work.
There is a formal definition of what is or isn't a craft brewery from the Brewers Association.

A craft brewery makes less than 6 million barrels per year, less than 25% is owned or controlled by a non craft brewery, and the majority of their alcoholic drinks are beer.

Sam Adams and DFH both satisfy those requirements.
Culture itself has to change. A winner-takes-all global capitalist system is already on track to pile loads of wealth upon the wealthy and hollow out the middle class into a modern serfdom.

We as a people need to better value kindness, volunteering, or even the basic dignity of life itself.

If we are lucky, we will achieve these things in time for the machines to learn them from us. If we end up creating super-intelligent machines in the mould of Ayn Rand, I suspect our future will be harsh and unkind.
I think all kids growing up in this period had fantasies about games matching up with their imaginations of them through some technical revolution.

What modern game dev misses is that it's the space to imagine things within a more abstract visual framework that creates that sense of wonder and possibility. Game aesthetics have to have "space" for their players' imaginations to fill in order to have the same impact as those from earlier eras.
Well, all the EU parliament can do is ask. If the commission refuses, then parliament will have to sue the commission for not upholding the law, that can take a couple of years to resolve and by that time things will probably be a lot different.
The process first began in 2014 and 3 years later, as you can see nothing has happened, don't expect anything to happen in the next 4-5 years.
Invest in chip companies. AI requires a lot of computes.
Why is this time different?

CGP Grey explains it best in "Humans Need Not Apply": https://youtu.be/7Pq-S557XQU
NYC transportation sucks even within areas where the population is very dense. It takes 2 hours to get from Bronx to Coney Island on subway. Plus there are almost daily service disruptions of all kinds.

San Francisco's Bart is hated by almost everyone but it is much faster[1]. In fact, I have never taken a slower subway than NYC subway.

[1] https://flic.kr/p/7LhwPz
I don't see the comparison. One is criminalizing citizens having negative thoughts about an oppressive government. The other is prohibiting rulers from promising to discriminate against a religion and then passing a thinly-veiled bill to do so.
> the user experience of Uber, Lyft et al is strictly better than public transport

Taking the bus from my home to work, I get to skip the bridge toll plaza, I get a nicer view (being up higher than an individual car), and I can get a seat with space enough to comfortably get work done.

Taking BART home is substantially faster than waiting in traffic out of the city, whoever is driving.

Uber, Lyft, et al are often a better user experience on balance than public transit. Calling them "strictly better" is an exaggeration.
A credible deterrent in 2020 is not 200k dudes with guns. It's air and naval power. Expensive and complex hi tech death machines.

Of course, a 10m country will never have a really credible defense against nuclear super power Russia by itself.
To me this is like asking how do we crack the littering problem from tourists on Olympus Mons?

I still think we are really far from this. Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant aren't anywhere near good enough to replace a human assistant. Siri has been out for 5 years and look at how slowly the improvement in digital assistants has been since then. At the rate seen over the last 5 years we're at least a decade or more away from digital assistants putting human assistants out of work.

Now we talk about AI actually putting jobs that require more training than an assistant (which I am not denigrating, it is a hard job, but easier to train someone on than some other professions) and I think we're 50-100+ years away from AI actually causing some kind of employment crisis.
Following the directions here[1] - adding Docker CE to CentOS 7.3 is broken right now:

[root@sandbox ~]# yum-config-manager --add-repo https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker.repo
Loaded plugins: fastestmirror
adding repo from: https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker.repo
grabbing file https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker.repo to /etc/yum.repos.d/docker.repo
Could not fetch/save url https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/docker.repo to file /etc/yum.repos.d/docker.repo: [Errno 14] HTTPS Error 403 - Forbidden

[1] https://store.docker.com/editions/community/docker-ce-server...
You say that like feelings are something not worth discussing.
The problem is fundamental and serious, what to do when a growing number of people have literally nothing valuable to contribute to an economy. But horses aren't a good analogy to shed light on it.

Horses are more analogous to steam engines than people, in their historical function on the economy.
Anecdotally, it worked for my uncle. The judge gave him the option to join the Marines or go to prison. He chose the former and he ended up becoming a productive member of society.
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This is really interesting. More interesting is the footer:

> The UT Austin Office of Technology Commercialization is actively negotiating license agreements with multiple companies engaged in a variety of battery-related industry segments.

I wonder which companies? Tesla hopefully!
What is micro-PaaS and why it's the future of app development
>> Although Stardew Valley may live on mostly PC-only due to the ability to mod the game.

Stardew Valley fans have been able to play it on a handheld (along with many other PC games) for a few months now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9qHDHzw4ag

I've got a GPD Win and it's absolutely no substitute for a Switch if you're a Nintendo fan. If you were looking at the Switch for its portability and for 3rd party and indie games, the GPD Win could be a worthwhile alternative. I got mine to play Steam games, but some gpd users have reported getting decent frame rates with emulators like Dolphin, PPSSPP and other emulators.
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Whoever is downvoting this, downvote with comments.
Personally, I filled that time around grad school and killing time finding my first job by taking vocational classes at my local community college. I learned both welding and machining in my evenings, and now that's the foundation of my hobbies.
It was good as a list of domains to initialize a web crawler.
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I have a word exploration site that has 50k views. I too have trouble getting approved, citing machine generated content. I suppose, the rules are more stringent and approval is only restricted to blogs?
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Is that the famous TV tax?