skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have something very simple, A folder called FFR = For Future Reference, where I'll keep the most interesting stuff. Trusting Trust (and Overcoming Trusting Trust), Windows' NSA_KEY, and the like. Most are in the folder with no further hierarchy, but some are categorized into Security, DIY, UI/UX, Gift Ideas, etc.

I also have bookmarks at the root level for things that I will Definitely See Tomorrow™, which I never erase, because hey, They could be important.

Since it's the weekend, have this extremely educational video about languages https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/wat
Beta testers needed for BreadPlayer v2.0
Right, and they are only able to do so as a result of the media sensation the girl has been turned into.
>A single error in the very large part of DNA that shouldn't vary per individual

However true, that is irrelevant to genetic diagnostics as they exist today. We have no idea how a random error might impact health aside from very limited known mutations that are sufficiently frequent in the population to enable statistical correlation. We are probably decades away from being able to say, for a random mutation, 'this will lead to a deficiency in the synthesis of protein A which impact the development or working of organ B'. We can't even agree on the proportion of junk DNA.
Monitoring Docker Containers and Kubernetes Pods
5: Don't visit the USA. It's not compulsory to suck America's arse, you know.
I've been Drupaling for 13 years, before that I was J2EEing, before that I was AS/400 RPGing. Before that I was PASCALing at college, BASICing and Assemblering at home. I've seen all kinds of businesses and startups, and I've seen what works and what doesn't.

My advice to you is to use Drupal because you can get far fast. Use lean methodology (lean canvas etc.) and get your MVP out as fast as possible and start making money. Don't try and build lots of functionality that you don't know works, and by works I mean makes a profit.

Watch GaryV, as he says - the market is always right. Focus on selling cars or vin checking or whatever it is you're doing, nobody apart from techies give a hoot what your site is built on. Some of the biggest sites in the world are built on PHP, e.g. Facebook. Some of the biggest sites are built on Drupal, e.g. Weather.com (the most personalised site as every visitor sees a different output, and delivers data to mobile apps).

Your code won't help your business succeed, selling will.
> they will be mourned by a Mother Earth that dared send two of her sons into the unknown.

This is such a subtly eerie line.

Reminds me of the mood in certain sci-fi or fantasy stories where a group of people sends reluctant incursions into a mythical, hostile region, or fragile havens surrounded by a bleak landscape.

An infinitesimal point of light on a backdrop of blackness.

On one hand, humans have so much internal strife and self-defeating bureaucracy that prevents us from discovering the truths about the Universe and realizing our place in it. Strife that is mostly in our heads (politics, religion) and doesn't make a difference to anything at large, and would probably look very ridiculous to other intelligences.

On the other hand, we would probably go insane from the infinite loneliness – and indifference – of the cosmos if we didn't have all these pointless distractions..
Apps and search engines don't win wars
These shoes might solve that problem: [1]

[1] https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/b7/69/46/b769...
> anti-egalitarian

anti-egalitarian when it comes to outcomes, pro-egalitarian when it comes to opportunity

> avowedly Christian

This ... is a bad thing ? It is not a bad thing to be unashamed of being a Christian.

> pro-Big Business

Pro-business. Small and Big. Pro-jobs.

> pro-military

Pro-self-defense.

> neo-liberal

Classical liberal
The powerful LOOP macro was invented in the early seventies in Interlisp at Xerox PARC. It was called FOR there.

It was then reimplemented in Maclisp and Lisp Machine Lisp in the late 70s as the LOOP macro we know now. It was then ported to Common Lisp and later added to the standard, after looking at several alternatives.
I totally agree. But open-source drivers running in a sandbox are even more secure than proprietary ones in a sandbox, which is the essence of the defense in depth.
Yes, I use them a lot, but find the organizing tools pretty lacking. E.g. I program in Python and keep a bookmark for many Python modules in alphabetic subfolders so that I can quickly jump to the docs. It's rather boring to maintain this setup. I also dance tango and I'd love to bookmark many Youtube videos but here the tools are really primitive: there's lots of ways to organize this (by type of video, dance style, by principal figures, by dancers -- sometimes more than one couple -- by music maybe) and no easy way to do anything other than a silo of "all things tango".
Not once sufficiently-advanced 3D printers are a household item and people can just manufacture what they want in their own homes.
I used to think I was awesome. Google burned that dream
I'd like to know what the Dr. Prof. Vijay S. Pande, father of the Folding at Home project, thinks about that.
I have one on order. Can't wait. What job were you able to use a pi3 to prepare for? Thanks!
If your current job pays $400K they are either grossly overpaying or you are in a very narrow band of people in your field and you probably should not be taking too many interviews with people who do not already know what they should be prepared to pay.

People at $400K a year don't apply for a job, they're recruited. Any of the problems mentioned in this thread would likely not apply.
What Is a Full Stack Designer in 2017? Will You Be One?
Most important line to me: “Adults aren’t wired that way either.”
Working in a car seems not a bad idea. We already have G-bus where people can read their emails.
delicious was awesome, very sad story that it didn't work out for them. right now i'm pretty happy with my self baked solution, though reading pinboards about features it sounds interesting. thanks for the recommendation.
>with its own black-box firmware, as well

Of course, the firmware should be open, too.
The only problem I see here is the criminalization of prostitution.
Like Xamarin for .NET Core?
Pro-military. The attitude of the typical US citizen (and government) towards their military is markedly more pro-military than in Europe. The article suggests that the UK is working towards being more pro-military, but the UK is far, far behind in that respect (and in many aspects, I'd say UK culture is less pro-military than large parts of Europe; to a large extent, the military in the UK is out of sight and out of mind).
cry me a river. you have to take this into account if you rent out your place.
This is simply awesome. Nothing more to add.
Staff and projects cut as Canonical tries to lure investors
I can understand the sentiment, but could you provide some real arguments? I suspect you didn't read my entire comment.
I was the guy who came up with autobinding in older Reacts and I'm glad to see it gone. It might save you a few keystrokes but it allocates functions that'll never be called in 90% of cases and has noticeable performance degradation. Getting rid of autobinding is a good thing.
> I have 14,183 threads in my work email inbox and I do not file emails into folders like most of my colleagues. I do not have the desire or the time to manage email folders.

This. I am not sure if my brain is wired differently or my use case for emails is somehow different to other people, but given all the search capabilities of the email clients (gmail & outlook) I have used during the last few years, I find it difficult to find less productive ways to use my work time than managing emails (either thinking whether an email should be deleted or moved to some folder).
Furthermore, use the Drupal Commerce modules for Drupal 8, releases are coming out thick and fast now. Commerce for 8 is awesome, you can have multiple stores (so like people have on eBay), product options are much easier than Drupal 7 to set up, and it's truly flexible so if when you A/B test or whatever you can easily alter the way your site works.
I love it when people think they have a simple solution to something, but gradually converge onto the complicated solution that they were trying to avoid. Like "why is this C++ sockets implementation 30k LOC....I could write that in 300 lines. Oh wait better add some error checking. Hm I wonder if I should test for endianness" etc etc.

They should have security for this Airbnb thing for situations like this.
In the 80s they were called "language ROMs"

There's some high-level stuff here http://beebwiki.mdfs.net/Paged_ROM (see "Languages") and I have asked my BBC Micro developer friends to send me some more useful docs, which I'll forward to you as soon as I get them.

Edit: Actually that page has some pretty low-level stuff on it as well, which may keep you busy for a while.
>> avowedly Christian

> This ... is a bad thing ? It is not a bad thing to be unashamed of being a Christian.

The bit you're quoting is not talking about a person, like a person being ashamed of something or not. It's talking about the governmental stance towards a country. The full quote being "So, while the Tories in Britain and the Republicans in the United States set about creating a neo-liberal Anglosphere – anti-egalitarian, avowedly Christian, pro-Big Business, pro-military"

Even someone who's a proud Christian has good reasons not to want the country to be avowedly in favour of one religion. (i'm not saying all Christians would hold this view).

As an atheist, I wouldn't want the country to go that way.
I don't view irratiality as a positive quality for entrepreneurs. From outsiders, they may seem crazy and stubborn. This is because those outsiders cannot understand the underlying assumptions or don't envision the world in the way the entrepreneur does. The entrepreneur should in fact always be rational, and make sure every decision is made based on solid ground.
What's the problem here? Did they leave the apartments uncleaned or...?

One of the biggest human rights insults around the world is making prostitution illegal.

1) It's not governments business what people do with their bodies.

2) People are going to do it anyway (even in countries where it is punished with a death penalty)

3) ...and therefore women and men working in this industry won't have access to unions, healthcare, safety etc.
More like vanilla flux and sugar around `store.subscribe`.
> Scots is a language, historically equivalent to English - very similar but different.

What is considered a language or a dialect is largely a political construct. By the way you put it, it seems to be the case here too.
You of course are so open minded that you see no problem in cleaning up stranger's piles of used condoms, or having them strewn about your house. Just part of a regular day in dandare's world.

Edit: Look at everybody pretending that cleaning up dozens of men's bodily ejections after they used your house as a brothel is just one of life's little chores. You've all spent too long on Reddit.
w.r.t. mixins vs HOCs

Mixins don't compose safely and were always kind of a hack.

HOCs are also kind of a hack, but at least they behave predictably (i.e. they do compose).

I don't really get the argument that React lacks testing infra. I know a lot of people say this but no one has talked me through an example yet.
Does Xamarian provide desktop widgets?
Cleaning up reasonable trash is pretty much part of AirBnb host's job. So if a women throws her sanitary pads/tampoons in the trash will you call them names too ?
I'm still waiting for a -proper- 3D RPG, with realistic physics and terrain deformation, that you can use to solve quests and achieve goals your way, in non-scripted ways.

• Enemy boss in a building guarded by henchmen twice your character's level? Feel free to spend a day or two digging beneath the structure to make it collapse on itself.

• "Indestructible" doors and walls blocking the way? Gather the strongest weapons and just keep shelling the same spot; realistic physics should dictate that nothing is indestructible and something should give way even if it hadn't been scripted in. Of course, it could also cause a cave-in on the other side, making you lose your objective anyway. :)
Still wrong on boostnote.io :)
Checked out the font in Fontforge. Realized this is US-ASCII-font. Managed to copy xkcd-A to Ä and also to add dots on it. But totally did not understand how to save this new shit in OTF-format. I think I have used Fontforge successfully before.
Then why would Windows need explicit support?
> (...) my next-door neighbour saw it, made a complaint against me and I was evicted from my family home.

I would do exactly the same thing as her neighbor. Why? because even if I know that person , I don't know how fucked up the clients are and I wouldn't want to live in a building where people come and go to have sex with hookers, especially if there are kids around.
instead of making your own specialized bookmarks, DuckDuckGo has bangs https://duckduckgo.com/bang
This is England where people having sex for money is not illegal.

Running a brothel is illegal, which is what the property owner is worried about.
People who aren't prostitutes also have sex in hotels you know.

Not cleaning up after themselves is a valid complaint but doesn't seem something specific to prostitutes.
Basically nobody does this, as far as I know. I think some of the big component authors like Wijmo do, but not most people, it's way too messy.

The composition is usually in the form of higher order components. It's very simple to wrap a function with another one, with more or different functionality. Classes just make it equally as simple when the wrapped component has its own state to manage.

Point is, nobody really cares whether they're ES6 or createClass, because nobody's actually doing inheritance. It's just that we JS devs like to stay on the bleeding edge, and we like to think that we're converging on standards even if that's a silly dream.

Example: show a spinner for 1 second before displaying.

const F = (props) => <div>{props.content}</div>;

class C extends React.Component {
state = { initial: "state" };
render = () => <div>{this.state.initial}</div>;
}

function delayWithSpinner(WrappedComponent) {
return class extends React.Component {
state = { showSpinner: true };
stop = () {
this.setState({ showSpinner: false });
}
render() {
return this.state.showSpinner
? <Spinner duration={this.props.duration} onCompletion={this.stop}/>
: <WrappedComponent {...this.props}/>
}
}
}

// exactly the same composition pattern for
// both classes and functions.
const SlowC = delayWithSpinner(C);
const SlowF = delayWithSpinner(F);
>And until we decriminalise sex work, sex workers will never be safe by not being able to work in pairs.

This is probably the most ridiculous argument I've heard for the decriminalization of prostitution.
On the producent's website there is a comparison between their X27 and competition. EMCCD has fair 2nd place in this contest. It has more noise than X27, but what you can get is still remarkable.
It is hard to imagine them just giving up. Why not try to fix the problem, even if it is a long shot.
Clearly you didn't read the article at all: they left used condoms, tissues, and empty bottles of wine all over the apartment. The owner had to clean it up, which was probably quite gross for him. That actually seems to be a big part of his complaint - he even says that if they hadn't made a mess he wouldn't have known what had happened, and would have probably accepted a repeat booking.

I agree with your points, but consider reading TFA at least.
What about the clients? do you really think it's a great environment for families? Once a place becomes a well known prostitution hub, it attracts a specific kind of people, and not the good ones.
The is England, where people having sex for money is not illegal.

The article says:

> I found the bin was overflowing with tissues and condoms. And basically what I had to do was pick all that up with my hands.

The sex workers probably have regular testing for STIs, but the clients may not have this testing.
I own a few pairs of Vibram Fivefingers, they're lovely. You feel so much more of the ground you're walking on, so many textures!

Death to all footcoffins!
I'm one of those people that still use coffeescript (if I'm going to transpile anyway, I'd rather use a language I like).

I use coffeescript classes as components without any problem and that inserts an "extends" function into every compiled .js-file that has a class.

I suspect people that need ES5/ES6 compatibility that currently rely on React.createClass as a peer dependency can switch to maintaining their own createClass function local to the project. Suboptimal, but not a lot of code.
It's literally the bread and butter of working in a hotel. I don't see hotels complaining that their rooms are being used for sleeping with prostitutes or sex in general.

I wouldn't expect guests of AirBnB to not do anything they would do in a hotel - after all you are attracting the same audience.

Bottom line - if they left a mess, then call a cleaning company and charge the guests a cleaning fee. Pretty much every AirBnB has a cleaning fee in terms of rental.

Would the reaction here be any different if an actual couple left the host with a pile of condoms? If yes,why? If no, why?
What's there to even pacify in LA and SF, especially with many not having guns because of laws here? What kind of far-fetched far-left drivel is this?
Regular AirBnB guests would never partake in anything involving alcohol, perfume, or...god forbid...sexual congress and spillage/transfer of bodily fluids while holidaying in my apartment!

Because, not to be too snarky, yes, that actually does seem like a regular day in the operation of an accommodation business.

I've even heard it rumored guests might leave the toilet in a less than pristine state...

The horror!

/ok, that was a bit snarky, but my point stands.
Legalizing prostitution causes increases in human trafficking. https://journalistsresource.org/studies/international/human-...
Putting Core Data on the Map
Humanoid, 0.1 released
I stopped using bookmarks after I realized I wasn't using them, thanks to a combination of:

1. Autocompletion: for any website I use regularly I just write a substring of the url or Title (Firefox does this especially well). This covers probably 70% of my browsing.

2. Google. This might take slightly longer in case I want to find a specific article I had read some time ago, but it still seems less effort that having to bother with bookmarks, in my experience: either you have a very long list of unsorted bookmarks, in witch it's hard to search, or you have to spend time sorting them into sub-folders.

Now that I think of it, the following would be a very useful Google feature: +1 an url so that it becomes much more likely to bubble to the top in future searches.
Woking fine for me :/
Second Papaly. Changed my life. Totally depend on this service.
Please sir, you're disagreeing with the narrative where emotions mean more than statistics.
Was Facebook a derivative idea when it started?
In his first lecture with the startup school @sama said that "the most successful startups are not derivatives, they are not a copy of something else that was working pretty well". Then gave an example of FB and its clones.
That got me thinking of the time when FB started. Wouldn't you say that market very saturated for social apps then?
I am not sure if I misinterpreted what he said but it looked like he was advocating for first-mover advantage as opposed to second-mover advantage.
What do you think?
"extends" is often a bad idea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composition_over_inheritance

It's sad to see how new generation can't learn lessons of the past.
I know Mattermost to be a pretty usable clone.
> Regular AirBnB guests would never partake in anything involving alcohol, perfume, or...god forbid...sexual congress and spillage/transfer of bodily fluids while holidaying in my apartment!

At least you can track who they are. That's entirely different from a guest setting up a gang bang in an apartment rented on Airbnb.
Nice! What tool, and technique, did you use to create this?
Yea, I mostly use bookmarks for weird work URLs that are hard to search (ie. local Jenkins instance) or hard to remember (ie. ADP timesheet). Most everything else I just search for or look at my browser history.
He is welcome not to rent out his home. It isn't up to me to get the violins out.
An army travels on it's stomach.
http://www.westernfarmpress.com/tree-nuts/what-happens-if-us...

And, that oh-so-important-to-the-rest-of-the-country-farming, is less than 5% of California's GDP.

California's manufacturing sector is enormous. Good luck repairing your planes without California. And medicine? Oh, yeah, that biotech manufacturing goes bye bye. etc.

Our current highly interconnected economies rely on peace. If an actual significant war ever broke out, people would start starving immediately.
That's interesting. But I wonder if many product developers will be ok with a common view layer -- Android and iOS's UX and design language are different (Icon sizes, tab bar, back button... all that).
Personally I think it's a biggest mistake to use browser engine for a text editor. We already knew how slow and clunky the browsers are and thanks to vscode and atom our text editors are becoming the same. I would stick to sublime text and vim for as long as I could. /rant
I don't know about shares, but for fixed income securities, it's common to have a null price. I know this because my code is littered with checks for them!
Use it? yes, major browsers speak it. Use only http2? Not a good idea.
In England sex workers are not allowed to "run a brothel". A brothel (in English law) is a place where two or more women offer sex.

http://www.cps.gov.uk/legal/p_to_r/prostitution_and_exploita...

> the definition of a brothel in English law does not require that the premises are used for the purposes of prostitution since a brothel exists wherever more than one woman offers sexual intercourse, whether for payment or not.

This means that sex workers who want to charge people for money (a legal activity in England) can't do it by sharing a property (illegal), but have to do it on the street.

Whatever your views on sex work it should be clear that street sex work is more dangerous than that offered in a private residence.
It's part of the trade when you run lodging spaces. Hotels also clean up after their customers.
And that's the thing. You need to reimplement your UI code separately for react and react-native. react-xp abstracts all that away.
Yes I was impressed by the sun shots. That was really incredible.

However at night the headlight fan on the road is detail-free. This could be improved.

That was what I meant saying the DR could improve.

Thinking about it some more from a technical perspective ( and I know absolutely nothing about the technology in this field ) it seems the camera really suffers from strong point light sources ( headlights, streetlamps, so on ), and I know that these sources often have specific known spectral characteristics ( color temperature and so on ) -- and I'm wondering if a way to improve the performance here is to somehow detect the spectral signatures of a range of such light sources, and somehow cap the contribution these can make to the brightness in the image...so preventing these highlights from burning out the details, and increasing the apparent dynamic range -- even when the camera is pointed down road ahead of a vehicle with headlights on.
There's also a delicious irony in the fact the border agents would no doubt claim not to be stealing your data, but merely making a copy of it --while at the same time the US is extraditing people from around the world, to charge them with piracy, for copying music and movie files. In which case, it seems, copying data is theft.