skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't know where that idea is coming from. There are a hundred million Americans under-employed and soon to be replaced with automation. This is an urgent issue.

Already clothes and basic food is so cheap as to be almost free here (the store cost is a fad/fashion tax; clothing is made in factories at pennies a garment).
Again i feel like everybody is using the word start up to replace the word business.
"Managing someone out" is a large company concept. Once they realize the mistake, the owner of a small company can get rid of somebody immediately. It can take surprisingly long to realize there's been a hiring mistake, though.
Also my first computer. Definitely a gateway drug. I was lucky enough to have a 16k RAM pack (held on with blutac). Later we had a series ZX Spectrums, the Acorn Archimedes A440, then an Acorn RISC PC. After that, boring x86 only :/
If you think 1.3 is close enough to 2, I have some investment options for you to consider.
"blatant assertion..."
Blatant: (of bad behavior) done openly and unashamedly.
Assertion: a confident and forceful statement of fact or belief.

Are you implying that we should be closed and/or ashamed of beliefs we might hold in this category of discourse?
I've found that the best ideas come from being in the fray of working on complex issues - rather than removing myself from them
Just this last weekend I had my friend tell me about the crap he went through with OrderAhead when they created a counterfeit website for his Michelin-starred restaurant.[0]

He reached out and asked for them to hand over the domain. They refused and said he should be thankful for the free advertising and free work they put into his business. He got a lawyer and they gave it to him.

Maybe Square/Caviar bought those!

[0] http://www.geekwire.com/2015/exclusive-thousands-of-rogue-re...
Google says to ‘count on’ a second-generation Pixel smartphone this year
WebAssembly is much simpler than Java, and harder to get wrong. The DOM isn't, but I would hope non-web targets for WebAssembly would use different (and simpler) APIs.
I did that up by Heavenly Lake, which is about 1/3 in China and 2/3 in North Korea, back in 2001. The border was just a stone marker, a chain that ran to the cliffside, and a very young (although about the same age as I was at the time), very bored member of the Chinese armed police. Apparently the North Korean guards were about a half mile back, so if you were unlucky enough to stumble all the way out to them you were well and truly screwed.

I have a picture somewhere that a friend took when I jumped over the chain and turned around and smiled, two feet inside North Korea, before jumping back and smiling at the border guard, who pretty clearly just wanted to make sure no stupid American tourists got arrested by the Norks on his watch (apparently some European backpackers had tried to hike the perimeter of the lake not long before and spent a few months in a North Korean prison).
So, the value of PI is a human invention? That's hogwash.
This got me excited since I was expecting a critique of the shortcomings of current AI methods, in the spirit of Dreyfus [0]. It seems to me another analytical approach to reinvent the wheel of phenomenology. Is the divide (and the perceived hostility) between the continental and analytical schools so big, that the two don't even share ideas anymore to improve these AI systems?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hubert_Dreyfus%27s_views_on_ar...
:)

it is probably something like :
1. go to upwork

2. find a 2-3 hours task (eg: scrape entire site [sitename].com, design a logo etc. etc.

3. give the same task to 5 different candidates

4. choose the best one

5. make profit and gain upwork cred

6. send a "thanks but we chose a different candidate" email to all the candidates

7. repeat

(edit:formatting)

edit2:
you can even let candidate X make a code review on candidate Y.

step 8: automate the process and go public
I hope this essays by pg help:

http://www.paulgraham.com/ideas.html

http://paulgraham.com/startupideas.html

They are focused in startups, but I think that a similar advice is useful for whatever you are looking for.
Not only would it look hypocritical to not enter into a relationship because someone doesn't fit into traditional gender roles, it would disqualify one from being a feminist altogether.

That mentality is one of the reasons we need feminism. Women will only become increasingly equal to men as time goes on. If we blindly cling to antiquated, unrealistic notions of what constitutes an acceptable partner, we impede progress.
As this is potentially full of consequences for us Europeans, I'm a bit surprised that FSFE and others who fight for this seem to pull their effort out of Germany only. I live in Belgium, and I'd be glad to help them. Maybe there are some politicians here in Belgium that are well acquainted with politicians in Germany... It sounds like they only leverage activists they know (or maybe my informations are soooo bad)...
> the actual audio on apple buds is very mediocre

I for one find it to be more than adequate and actually good in fact.
There are tests that don't use a standard deviation of 15. Feynman might have done, for example, the Cattell Culture Fair Intelligence Test[1], which has a standard deviation of 24.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cattell_Culture_Fair_III
Cat breathing like a dog
Other banks relying on this third party will also be down. Actually happens all the time. Banks are very good these days at not losing your money but nothing else is guaranteed to work.
This caused an embarrassing moment for us this morning when buying groceries with a queue waiting behind. Since it was only two items, the clerk was kind enough to let me pay later.

Would have really appreciated a push notification as soon as the issue occurred -- they sent one a few hours too late.

If you're running a critical service, please make sure you have an appropriate and working notification strategy for major failures.
And you trust the government to keep it simple and not push any other legislation into it besides the simple "just live together for a year without incident"? What's the punishment for having a kid before you've lived together for a year?
The premise of open source ecosystems such as node is that reusable libs are tested by the whole community. Don't reinvent the wheel. I am not saying you shouldn't learn graphs/CS topics. But you should absolutely utilize the ecosystem.
Don't you feel it's a bit harsh to summarise the entire debate between idealism and realism as hogwash ?
Ah yes, of course, I forgot that management is chosen because of its infinite wisdom...
Why would one think "the nation state" is the "final" form? Can our society not adapt further?
Millions of Americans were "able to" buy houses in the mid-2000s. The problem is they bought these houses entirely on credit, wholly without the means to eventually pay for them. Cars are also a type of purchase Americans typically take on debt for. It is slightly more difficult to obtain a loan you shouldn't qualify for these days, but there's plenty of opportunity in the US for those who want to get in over their head.

The problem with a story like the quoted is that it presents the superficial elements of someone's lifestyle without giving any actual insight into the fundamentals (i.e., budget) on which the lifestyle is based.

So, I guess stuff like this might seem surprising to those unfamiliar with US culture. But my point is it may only seem surprising if the assumption is the person actually paid for those things. It's highly unlikely that a house, car, and kids are in the clear on a part-time waitress salary, and more likely that the person is up to her eyeballs in debt and neglected to mention it.
Aheui: Esoteric programming language designed for Hangul
As long as it's specified in your signed lease it's ok.
Ah, I probably misread. Thanks!
I'm not claiming that welfare is what it should be attributed to. Just saying that I think it should be part of the debate anytime anyone looks into these social issues like the article above does.
>> At Google, no, at Apple, yes.

Why ? Is this the cultural, or more related to the type and complexities of those inventions ?
"People who want endless meetings and never commit"

This is definitely a big issue being solo. Funny thing is that most of these folks who want endless demos and meetings are the ones whose signup rate is lower in my experience.
That reminds me of the hairy ball theorem: You can't comb a hairy ball smoothly (without at least one cowlick (<- word I just learned...)).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hairy_ball_theorem
Funnily enough syntax is one of the most important factors for me. Call me superficial but that was my main reason for choosing Python.
We can have the conversation about which country (if any) should be the leader of the free world once we have liberated the facts about the US military industry complex's world influence to a mainstream status.
Grow lights and decorated the house with "greenery" for christmas? Sorry, read news too often about pot plantations and their high electricity consumption...
What language was this in, out of curiousity? That timeframe seems very long for the task, but only because I tend to work with languages which have nice standard libraries.
Go doesn't currently run on bare metal, though I think there are forks that do. At any rate, this would be unusable for most interesting programs unless you plan to rewrite all of the things the kernel gives you in Go/Rust (though there are projects which aim to do this as well).
Or maybe he's just not that kind of guy? Looking back at his blog posts, he recently had a similar problem with TP-Link USB hub and I don't see any rage or tears.
One theory I have is WW2 and Korean Wars. Lot of young pilots hit their prime earning powers during the 60's and 70s' and bought up private planes.

Nowadays the interest is not there and the training cost is high. These WW2/Korean pilots got free training from the military.
Conflict and Consensus
Definitely marketing. Even though my product is targeted at people just like me - software engineers, start ups, dev ops, etc.... I still have no idea how to reach those people, how to market to them, how to promote my product.
Nintendo Switch game cartridges taste offensively bad, trust us
Saying no to customers. I finally figured out that being more militant about per-customer customization was better in the long run. We have A, B, and C now. If none of them work for you, then here's a list of my competitors that can do bespoke work for you.

Of course, that's only good advice for specific situations. In my case, I'm small, not interested in rapid growth, and am focused on being low risk. I won't be rich anytime soon, but this approach keeps the hours down, and still maintains enough revenue to live like I want to.
Crikey, seems like my off-the-top-of-my-head memory did fail me here!
But picking managers who will beat the market is harder than picking stocks that will beat the market. Because stocks are more likely to have above market returns than funds (because of fees).
So this reminds me of fiberglass boats- the ones from the 70s and 80s are pretty much all still around:

http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/cache/searchResults.j...
I think there's positivity and negativity in any discussion on any news site. Personally I just downvote extremely negative comments that don't enhance the discussion, and move on to the positive ones.
"Americans relied on the organic growth of institutions to fit circumstances and experience. The true “genius” of American politics, he said, was that Americans had no political philosophy. Instead, they shared the common assumption “that institutions are not and should not be the grand creations of men toward large ends and outspoken values; rather they are organisms which grow out of the soil in which they are rooted and out of the tradition from which they have sprung.” The American Revolution was simply an attempt to preserve political institutions and practices inherited from Britain and adapted to the circumstances of American life. Even the Civil War “did not represent a quest for a general redefinition of political values” because it was an essentially conservative struggle between differences of “constitutional emphasis,” not different political theories."
Not too beautiful.
> is tied up in men's idea of what constitutes a "manly" role.

or in women's idea of what constitutes a "manly" role.
Ren Hang, Provocative Chinese Photographer, Dies at 29
Who else invented it?
Actually, I wanted to know something similar, but my question was, "whose shoes can Donald Trump NOT pi$s on?". It just doesn't seem to bother his supporters how rude or offensive he is, they appear to revel in it. No normal person could say or do the things he does. I also want to know, if being offensive to the Pope, a gold star parent, Mexicans, women and others wasn't enough, what on earth would be? When will he be held accountable like the rest of us must be? Honestly, is this just a case of mass jealousy for his ability to be offensive? Is there anything that he can do that he CAN'T get away with?
For me when I see some physics equations is a mystic experience.
Doubt this matters in practice when you have the legal and financial resources that Apple does
The turbulence from passing close can be dangerous.
This means that on a societal level we will probably implement some kind of artificial scarcity or even make belief work.

The later is in a way already happening just to keep unemployed people occupied:

Have a look at Potemkin economy:

http://davidstockmanscontracorner.com/frances-potemkin-econo...

> Candelia is one of a number of so-called “Potemkin” companies operating in France.

> Everything about these entities is imaginary from the customers, to the supply chain, to the banks, to the “wages” employees receive and while the idea used to be that the creation of a “parallel economic universe” would help to train the jobless and prepare them for real employment sometime in the future, these “occupations” are now serving simply as way for the out-of-work to suspend reality for eight hours a day

Society fears a large unoccupied class. Whether that fear is warranted or not is a different thing.
A friend of mine does logo work for small businesses. They almost always ask for logos that aren't really logos. In short, things that wouldn't be recognizable when rendered in just black and white.

This might be helpful to get that message across with customers. I especially like the navigation via designer, country, style, etc.
Most likely the 16K "rampack". It was pretty much essential to get anything done with the machine[1]. The rampack infamously suffered from "rampack wobble" where a slight movement of the machine would disconnect lines between the motherboard and the rampack causing a crash. Eventually I got a larger case/keyboard and mounted the rampack internally.

[1] Though there was 1K chess, a mostly complete chess game in 672 bytes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1K_ZX_Chess
Computer performance by orders of magnitude
My first computer. I had already taken a programming course at school. I was working on a project that required some repetitive calculations (designing a loudspeaker using textbook formulas). The ZX81 went on sale at K-Mart for 40 bucks, and I rode my bike out there and got one.

I couldn't get the cassette storage to work, so for several days, I begged my family to not unplug it. I remember one amusing thing about its architecture, which was that it used the CPU for video generation, and did all of its execution of BASIC programs during the vertical blanking interval.
From the readme

> You don't need to use this entire stack if you build a simple web page with a few JS interactions of course (a combination of Browserify/Webpack + Babel + jQuery is enough to be able to write ES6 code in different files)...

Actually you can build a simple webpage with HTML and javascript. You don't need all those other tools adding complexity just because everyone else is doing it. This is especially true with how expressive es6 is.
So it is the Wirecard infra failing then? And it depends if they can ditch that dependency; they will have to work with GPS or whoever themselves then. That is quite a lot of work. There are companies providing an intermediary to lessen that burden. Ideally you would want to cut it out indeed.
A link to the auction with amazing pictures of the details. True nerdporn.

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23878/lot/35/?category=list&...
Reinhart, Rogoff, and the Excel Error That Changed History (2013)
Pull-to-reload functionality for web-apps
Really stupid idea. Few years ago one guy thought the same thing. His plan was go over the stream, take a picture and return. Suddenly border guards turned up at the NK side and started yelling/pointing rifles at him. He was lucky to only have started crossing, otherwise he would have certainly be caught.

If you have US passport and get detained, they would hold you for few years as a bargaining chip for some potential deal.
This. Many times over. I never learn. You (the reader) should, but it is hard; where do they stop liking me and where am I being screwed?
What is Instacart really charging?  the breakdown
> Can't do that in Cessna 172 either. But yeah, Cessna 182 probably.

sure, but the parent was asking about a DA40 vs 182
> "making money" are all pretty much man-made measures of social success and self-worth, which would be meaningless in a post-scarcity society.

It's actually at the very end just a proxy for mating value, like this article clearly explores.
I strongly recommend you to build the kernel once and check output assembly file. which should answer lot of your doubts like extra overhead of object loading.
It's not exactly same how you are interpreting. I tried very hard in order to optimize the output code.
This is fantastic. I have heard of a few projects like this. I'm guessing you're natively compiling the C# code. I'd love to contribute but I'd probably just get in the way. Good luck - a glimpse of the future perhaps.
Sounds like there's a start up idea in there somewhere for a controlled, non-sleazy, affiliate marketing service. Some way to connect tech-heavy/marketing-light founders with freelance people that can sell.
Hearing other solo founders complain.

If you work in technology and are lucky enough to find yourself in a position where you can actually start a company you are on permanent vacation compared to most of the world.
Ask HN: How would you fix Linkedin?
If you were the CEO of Linkedin,What steps would you take to fix it?
Well, given the 18 -> 40% single mother increase, it's not a zero sum game. Not all women who would have married from the factory worker pool are now marrying into the white collar pool; many of them are simply choosing not to marry.
Also the reason why 1K Chess occupied the left hand side of the screen. That way it needed much less video RAM. Screenshot: http://www.retrogamer.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/1k-zx-c...
Seriously, where can I find those? It seems to be an incredibly good and responsible attitude that would radically change the face the world, and, as a man, I'm dying to see such behavior happen. Does this trend have newspapers or forums where they share this positive attitude, so I can witness it and bump up my faith in my future?
Come on dude, can't you add the 43% on the title ? Why do you have to make it clickbait?
I don't "want the job" per se, I'm interested, which is a bit different and we'll need the interview process to find out if I actually want the job.

Furthermore, I already have a job, just as most reasonable candidates do - so if you want to convince me that I should spend many hours on that, you'd better be sure that your offer has a really attractive first impression and seems likely to be better than the job I currently have, otherwise you'll be self-selecting your candidates only from the (generally less skilled) sub-population of workers for whom "If you want the job, you'll find four hours" is true because they actually are desperate for jobs, unlike most skilled people in tech industry.
> What possibilities are opened up when 215Pb/Gram with good I/O and price is reality?

The data storage is almost totally irrelevant. When you improve DNA synthesis by 3-4 orders of magnitude, you make it dirt-cheap to synthesize whole custom genomes, hyper-optimized for anything you wish. (Currently, the state of the art is synthesizing an E coli genome takes multiple years and a large international collaboration.) CRISPR only lets you do a few edits at a time at most, in some parts of the genome; imagine being able to do tens of thousands of edits as easily as 1 edit. At that point, you're hardly even 'editing', you're designing organisms as a whole. The Church lab has some astounding proposals for things you can do when you are able to synthesize a whole genome, like cleaning out all the retrovirals, movable elements, recoding the genome for total viral immunity, on top of the obvious stuff like eliminating all mutation load or increasing specific traits by dozens or hundreds of standard deviations. The mind boggles.
For the rich, there are challenges of ennui and expectations. And that drives “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations”. Maybe it's not so unrelated.
And really, how hard is it to troll Wikipedia beforehand?

Or to just say you are a taxi driver / stylist / etc?
Also, hangman. If the guesser knows you're changing your answers, you end up in a perfect information game sometimes called Schrödinger's Hangman.
As someone building a highly technical distributed platform, I have found that the amount of time put into engineering prevents me from dedicating large sums of time to marketing and other efforts.

Typical run of the mill "hackathon" style startups that can be built in a week or two will have different issues.
Has anyone see the she beasts that the feminist community has put out ?

If men dont have to provide for wife and 2 kids, he is GOING to have a lot of money left over if he has a job, and working part time or not at all comes an option.

The recent mgtow movement is proof that men are sick of it and opting out.
This is true, make sure you say the words, 'I want this recorded as an official complaint', and ask for confirmation. All regulated industries will go the extra mile for this. I was once in a call centre were they had special complaint handlers for people who said the above words, so they could resolve it before the ombudsman hears!
What a fantastic collection!
For a go-to check, I ran the logos from a meme that was running on Twitter for some time ("Nothing is original: these are not the logos of Medium, Airbnb, Flipboard, and Beats": https://twitter.com/stefanotirloni/status/725065684862922753...) -- and behold, all the old ones pop up but none of the new ones.

Perhaps the source is this book? Logo Modernism: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logo-Modernism-Jens-Müller/dp/38365... (source: still the Twitter thread.)
This is a great collection. I love noodling through large collections like this.

A minor nitpick: the first example I looked at is incorrect.

http://www.logobook.com/logo/cnd/

The logo is semaphore for N and D overlayed, in a circle. It's not a birds foot.

http://www.cnduk.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&...
Many thanks, I guessed that the electricity would be the main issue. I just wondered if a comparison of the ROIs and efficiencies of the various methods has been published anywhere. Again, thanks for the info.
And unfortunately, it's also the biggest reason I hear for not liking Python.

I agree with the article. I work with ideas, incidentally written left-to-right top-to-bottom as text.
Monzo was your only payment instrument? If so, they weren't the only fail today.
Wait what? The Aborigine genocide has to figure in there somewhere. Add that in, what does the comparison look like?
In the US, Border Patrol only have the authority to do these things if you are attempting to enter the US. Apparently, that hasn't stopped them from asking politely on domestic flights: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/02/papers-...