skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What do they have to gain using the Linux kernel? As WSL shows running Linux userland applications on the Windows kernel is perfectly feasible, however, running Windows applications on a Linux kernel (aside from GPL nightmares) is a different story. The two architectures are quite different, but NT was built from the start to support different 'personalities' (cf. the OS/2 and POSIX subsystems).
Agreed. This is still hn right? I had assumed most of us would be familiar with the product.
Scala far more than Clojure at this point.
Six Ways to Tame Your Internet of Things Project
that's true - Firebase is pretty much a Gateway to google's cloud and add-platform. deepstreamHub is an alternative to Firebase core (or what Firebase used to be pre Google acquisition)
I'm just saying, that it'd be entirely illogical for the social justice community at large to be against the practice of kink, given that many of its members practice kink in a wide variety of ways. There's no reason to assume that the SJW community at large will be against the practice of any consensual sexuality, which many people in this thread are doing.
Yeah, I've only been here like 8 years as a registered user. Mostly lurking, and clearly still a noob, hmm?
Seems reasonable. The Catholic Church doesn't allow high-ranking members to be atheists, and look, the Old World even gave them their own state.
As I've said previously [1][2][3], you shouldn't PUSH with `Link re="preload"` for performance gains. You will likely run into TCP HOL Blocking or browser request race conditions. Instead send PUSH_PROMISES in the whitespace while the client waits for the TTFB.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14082636
[2] https://shouldipush.com
[3] https://youtu.be/GjWD1pOkxUk?t=1534
Effect of Latin or Chinese script on teaching programming languages
In ordinary paid work both sides have consideration and freedom. In this case they don't so you can't compare it to 'ordinary work', it isn't.

That leaves 'forced labor' as the only other option if you feel that letting people starve to death is a viable alternative (as you did in your earlier comment).

The rest of your comment is not applicable.
This I did as well when The Economist arrived. They make it easy since half of the ads are printed full-page on both sides. Took like 30 seconds to do and did make reading much more enjoyable. Now (wow, has been years now) I use the digital edition on iPad and listen to it more than I read it, but when reading I do look at the ads as there are fewer and of high quality in the app edition.
Ask HN: Who is attending Collision? Food, drink, and music suggestions
Favorite restaurant:

1. Kingfish (http://www.kingfishneworleans.com/)

2. GW Finns (http://gwfins.com/)

3. Lilette (http://www.liletterestaurant.com/)

Favorite casual place to eat

1. Deanies (http://www.deanies.com/restaurants/french-quarter-private-dining/)

2. La Casita's for happy hour tacos (http://www.eatlacasita.com/)

3. Cafe Rose Nicaud (https://www.caferosenicaud.com/)

4. St. Roch Market (http://www.strochmarket.com/)

Favorite breakfast:

1. Atchafalaya (http://www.atchafalayarestaurant.com/)

2. Ruby Slipper (https://www.therubyslippercafe.net/)

Favorite bar:

1. Bulldog (http://bulldog.draftfreak.com/)

2. Barrel Proof (http://www.barrelproofnola.com/)

3. Courtyard Brewery (http://www.courtyardbrewing.com/)

4. NOLA Brewing Company Taproom (http://nolabrewing.com/tap-room/)

5. Hot Tin (http://hottinbar.com/)

6. Twelve Mile Limit (https://www.yelp.com/biz/twelve-mile-limit-new-orleans) (Mid-city dive bar 5 minutes by cab or Uber. Best cocktails.)

7. Monkey Board (http://www.monkeyboardnola.com/)

All of John Besh's restaurants are phenomenal especially if you are entertaining clients.

1. August (http://www.restaurantaugust.com/)

2. Domenica (http://www.domenicarestaurant.com/)

3. Borgne (http://www.borgnerestaurant.com/)

4. Luke (http://www.lukeneworleans.com/)

Music

1. Frenchman St. has several music venues and should be the first destination for jazz and blues

2. d.b.a. (http://www.dbaneworleans.com/)

3. Blue Nile (http://bluenilelive.com/)

4. Tipitina's (http://www.tipitinas.com/)

5. One Eyed Jacks (http://www.oneeyedjacks.net/)

6. 21st Amendment (http://www.21stamendmentlalouisiane.com/)

7. Neil Diamond will be at the Smoothie King center on Tuesday night (http://www.smoothiekingcenter.com/events)

8. The Pixies are at the Saenger Theater on Weds. night (https://www.saengernola.com/calendar)
iterm2 is far and away the best I've ever used. https://iterm2.com/
Yacy is a search engine. Searx passes your query off to other search engines.
In this vein, I strongly recommend Scott Aaronson's Why Philosophers Should Care About Computational Complexity http://www.scottaaronson.com/papers/philos.pdf
> Windows didn't have a terminal emulator until recently anyway,

Well, actually....Hyperterminal :)

http://imgur.com/ukBjD7F

/gets coat.
This is where professionalism is important. Firmly separating your personal life and your professional life.

That said, there's a huge gap between a religion a person is imparted with as a child, and philosophy they chose as an adult and have jumped into with both feet.

Many people come from backgrounds with bigoted ideas like that, but they don't colour their daily lives with it because they're not actively married to the idea - it's just part of the box of stuff they grew up believing passively.

This, on the other hand, is an active choice. An active decision that women are our lessers. That's far more serious. I have a lot more trouble with the idea of politely ignoring somebody who actively evangelizes this kind of idea rather than being simply passively being raised with it.

Where do you draw the line? How far do you go in ignoring the fact that key people in your community are, to be blunt: hateful?

Marvel Comics recently fired an illustrator for hiding Islamist, anti-Semitic and anti-Christian references in his art. His ideas were "normal" in his country - should that have been ignored? Reprimanded as long as he kept his politics out of his art?
> People like a good two minute hate. It creates all sorts of interesting sensations.

- Humanrebar, 2017
Malware they might be, but calling them a virus is incorrect. They are not self-propagating.
One of the things we felt very strongly about when developing Kim was that Simple things should be simple. Complex things should be possible. To that end the Pipeline system behind the Field objects really does allow anything to be achieved. Wether thats producing values from composite fields or handling unique or non standard data types.

it would be great if you can share some ways that you specifically need serialization to work for something like pandas, or better yet, some ways existing solutions don’t work with pandas. We’ve had some pretty unique requirements ourselves and have not found any blockers yet.

Thanks for the message.
> The best we can hope for, I think, is to find a common ethic (no lying, no stealing, no verbal abuse, etc.) and agree to part ways respectfully to the degree we can't.

Indeed, that's why I used the word ethics instead of morals ;)
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> It's a shame that all people cannot be like this, because there are others who take a hard line stance against certain private matter that someone else may hold.

In Eich's case, it wasn't a private matter. He used his money and influence to attempt to enforce his religious views on people who do not subscribe to his religion. When you are involving the government in public enforcement of your personal views, they are not personal any longer.
On the other hand, imagine if this is adopted by one of those clueless marketers at the megacorps and then someone leaks the notes - it will be a much easier read and probably even juicier than the code. Wouldn't that be something!

Just tell them this will hyper-synergize their communications by providing them measurable, AI-powered real time knowledge management. Memo.ai FTW!
And of course, selling the White House chametz:

https://i.redd.it/p57ueuzum8ny.jpg

http://brisbanehebrewcongregation.com/wp-content/uploads/201...
Finally, someone willing to stand up for the majority. When will this discrimination end? When will the weak and marginalized release their stranglehold on our society and let the rest of us fly free? Not a day goes by when I don't imagine what it would be like to not be able to say or do whatever I want and the fear of that makes me absolutely terrified. We must be constantly vigilant to ensure that fantasy never becomes a reality.
Go re-design your program on a Pentium-II with 128MB of RAM and you'll understand every single complaint anyone could've had - including the sheer bloat of your project.
You could have spared us the downvote bait but I do agree that this weird new "progressive orthodoxy" is worrying, and that's coming from a pretty hardcore liberal feminist atheist leftist globalist whateverist myself.

I've worked with pretty strict christians and muslims in the past without issue. As long as it remains in the private sphere I don't see why anybody would have issue with that. It's also interesting to challenge you world view from time to time, echo chambers are never a good thing for critical thought.
Even better. Just checkin to FB once a day on your desktop (assuming you have one of course). Then you can use FBPurity to "cleanse" your FB experience.
Sorry. I should have said "should be CEO", not "can".

My question was about how much we cater to others' intolerance. It seems backward to me that we throw up our hands and accept that we'll, say, never have a fat president again because people just don't respect fat people. Or that a major political party should never nominate an out atheist because they are not electable (a self-fulfilling prophecy).

The silver lining to the Trump candidacy, I think, is that there is more tolerance of unconventional leadership than we have suspected. I swore up and down that Trump was unelectable.
Some feedback:

All of your titles are "Remote stash" instead of what they're really about, so it's hard to find tabs if you have multiple open.

"Work hard anywhere" doesn't seem to have anything to do with discovering the best cafes to work from, it seems to be some kind of weird motivational iphone covers + wrist bands emporium.

There is a lot of duplication. It would be better in my opinion to try to curate more: pick what you consider the best app / website to find co-working places, instead of listing 10.

Ideally these links would come with a paragraph explaining why you think this is actually good, as to look a little less like a link farm, and to provide context.

I realise you probably want this for analytics, but I'm not a fan of having "profile" pages for sites, because inevitably I'm just going to want to click through to the site so it wastes a click.

Site note: I live in London, and the websites which show cafes you can work from are surprisingly empty, for one of the largest cities in the world. It seems no one has really cracked this yet.
The previous post had a bit more info.

http://voices.canonical.com/alan.griffiths/2017/04/11/a-new-...
I enjoy being technically correct. I don't enjoy someone else's subculture and humour. I never feel like I fit in with those.
https://www.popehat.com/2016/06/11/hello-youve-been-referred...

Read it. I promise it is worth your time.
In the long run, I think that's the right location for things like IoT devices: there's no reason for my thermostat to dial back to the cloud when it can just connect to my central computing unit in the closet, exactly like it connects to the central heating and air conditioning units in the closet. Normal people don't mess with HVAC, but they can if they want to (and it's remarkably simple!); likewise I don't imagine normal people would mess with their home system, but they'd be able to if they wished.
Yes, most of them just ignore it.
Yes, unoptimized code is really that bad.

Moreover, optimized code is able to do more with less (by not repeating itself). Unoptimized code sits and does the same thing over and over.

Then there's parallelism (threads and, in particular, SIMD); use right, it works great. Use wrong and it only expands your memory bandwidth requirements (and kills your effective instructions per cycle).
There are a _lot_ of those these days.
>This, on the other hand, is an active choice. An active decision that women are our lessers. That's far more serious.

As long as holding that belief doesn't affect in any way his behaviour towards women as a contributor of that project, then his beliefs are none of the project's business.
>One inmate, Adam Johnston

He killed a man during a robbery.

http://odrc.drc.ohio.gov/OffenderSearch/details.aspx?id=A414...
> I reject the way in which it was delivered, it is essentially blackmail

Agreed. This line in particular got me -

> We unreservedly promise that if you do — but only if you do — we will have your back

Not exactly subtle. I'm surprised so many people put their name to this letter as alleged - I'm guessing they instead 'collected signatures' for a 'petition' then penned/published this - but I seriously doubt that so many would stop interacting with Drupal over this sort of thing. More likely they'd grin-and-bear it and still use the tool for their work, but not participate in the 'community drama'.

Software is ultimately about software, not interpersonal ethics. You can trumpet all you like with these pieces, but at the end of the day the people even reading are a tiny subset of the people using it, and even if they all leave and start advising against it, that software is still a solution in the solution space, viable to many customers who don't know or care about interpersonal dramas within its community.
They want you not to install Linux, but keep using Windows. That way, apart from using their OS, you may end up using the rest of Microsoft software: Edge, Office, Outlook, OneDrive, etc. That wouldn't happen if you used Ubuntu.

What I don't understand is why Canonical thought that shrinking their user base would be good for their business.
It takes a little work, but SuSE can work with WSL too: https://www.suse.com/communities/blog/make-windows-green-par...
I've wondered this for a long time but never felt comfortable asking... Has ethnic/racial diversity in the workplace actually been shown to increase productivity or innovation, or is that dogma used to justify the practice?
3,000,000 for $150? That's criminal. How are you only getting 5 cents per thousand impressions? Are you getting really low quality traffic from far eastern countries or something? That's just extremely low even for Google. If your CTR is the problem, have you looked at placement optimization?

My recommendation is to sell the space directly on BuySellAds. At $1.00 CPM it would fly off the shelves, but you can get much more than that with a little patience (and provided that your visitors have at least some kind of quality).
Yeah I was ready to point out that if you don't have a lens, it can still be a camera.

But then it turned out to be a dishonest clickbait title with an article where the author wasn't really thinking clearly or with any sort of deep perspective at all about what cameras are for, or the value of what photographs of actual messy reality deliver.
I always had a dual feeling about this.
In one way, yes, at one point I also found myself tweaking KDE until it was even closer to Windows than it is by default. That works ok for me, and I am still unsure whether it is because I'm used to it or because it is just good or a combination.
At the same time though I always found it amusing and interesting to try completely different WMs. But in the end I noticed I'm always going back to some standards in the end. And spent (wasted?) some time configuring/being annoyed/... because the WM got in the way or was lacking features rather than being helpful.
So, like another commenter says: wouldn't mind a complete Windows UI clone (especially window/multiple monitor/keyboard behavior) on Linux.
Or news outlets could adopt the academic publishers / netflix / steam(?) model, and aggregate their subscriptions. I too would not pay $100 / year for WaPo. But I would pay $100/year for access to a quality selection of international news organizations. It is a blindingly obvious solution which I suspect is only hindered by pride and unrealistic expectations. There are a myriad of ways the profit could be split internally - it does not even require great creativity to find something that works fairly well, since it has all been done before numerous times.
The procedure is that you check before you submit.
That still doesn't make Slack an appropriate choice for open source. Even if the project didn't mind paying, Slack's business model is wholly incompatible with the traffic that an open source project would expect (lots and lots of not very active users)
The donor list was not leaked, it's public information.

> In other words, are we saying that only certain kinds of people can be CEOs?

Yes. When you're the leader and figure head of an org your views and opinions are seen as representing that org. If you're anti-gay marriage it's seen as if you may treat gay employees negatively. That's bad for hiring and bad for public opinion.
My $0.02, as someone who loves TS:

> TypeScript has larger community.

It kind of depends. In some circles Flow is bigger. Mind that it is heavily entrenched in everything Facebook does, so it's treated as a built-in, first-class citizen in many circles (e.g. React Native).

> Flow requires Babel. TypeScript doesn't.

I'm not sure I agree. Objectively, depending on the kind of Flow you write, you don't really require any transpilation step.

Plus, subjectively, using Babel with TypeScript should not be frowned upon - there's a lot of advantages that Babel can provide that are outside of the scope of what TypeScript tries to do. Personally I use it to provide shims (via babel-preset-env) so I can target older browsers based on version configurations.
Apple was not rich when Mac OS X launched.
I have the same,

I wish there was a text-to-speech tool that did not sound like a robot so I could listen to articles on commutes and other opportunities while not in front of a computer.
You are missing the whole point of photography and the reason why people invest into cameras and whole systems. In a world of fake and illusions of today, capturing reality is an important effort that can't be replaced, photos of our memories work with us on deep emotional levels. I am really unimpressed by primary goals of these efforts, albeit for other purposes it might be useful (ie VR in realistic locations).

> If you treat photos as pleasurable pictures, then machine-generated photos will serve fine (e.g. stock photos).

I don't know anybody personally who does that, actually its silly. Or maybe normal to people who (poorly) photoshop themselves with ferraris, luxury and whatnot. Apart from our HR and marketing department of course, they love stocks :)
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Logging out of Facebook doesn't mean they won't be able to track you. Your browser fingerprint is likely tracked. If you've logged into Facebook at home, and you've logged into a computer at work, Audience Network likely figures out that your residential IP is your home, and an aggregated commercial network is your work.

If you visited the manufacturer's site, you would have hit a re-targeting pixel for the network, that will track you around the internet to remind you. At work, on your phone, at school, and at home.
In addition to browsers wanting to push https adoption, there was concern over how middleboxes would deal with it. Http2 is very different on the wire than http1 and middleboxes are known to be extraordinarily horrible at handling new protocols gracefully.
+1 for this. I know plenty of feminists that hang out with Goreans. Seems like an imagined opposition more than a real one.
Have you guys considered buying Fox Technologies? Do you have a compare/contrast between their ssh replacement and yours?
If I could use magic shades (a They Live reference?) to block ads in real life I would, even if it hurt the feelings of some business people.
Hmm, Are you serious?
Yes. You'll just get a reminder every while to get a license. Which you should :)
The answer is cookies. Facebook sets multiple cookies on your browser that do not expire and are not deleted when you logout. By logging in at work and home, you are making it trivial for them to track you. They also set this cookie when you intract with a Facebook like, share, comment or use Facebook to log-in to a third-party site.

A few suggestions to help mitigate this:

- Use a browser dedicated to all your social media browsing and another browser for everything else. Say Firefox for Facebook and Twitter, and Chrome for everything else. That will restrict what they can capture.
- Browser Facebook in your browser's incognito it private mode.
- Minimize third-party links you follow from your Facebook timeline. And don't shop and Facebook in the same browser!
- Don't interact with Facebook outside of their actual site. This includes likes and comments.
- Don't use Facebook as your log-in credential.
- Use an ad blocker!
- Have your browsers delete all cookies on log out. This is both your day-to-day and social media browsers. Facebook is not the only media company tracking you.
If you like it, and you're afraid that it will be abandoned then don't hesitate to pay. I'm sure money is an incentive to keep working on it. I paid for S2 and S3 and I'm happy to have done so.
Yes, and?

While I'm not into this kind of stuff, this is 'acted out'
in a recreational activity..

As one simple example,
this could be his way of coping with the 'reality' that women
are evolutionarily 'superior to men' or similar..

If the actual behavior hasn't impacted the community in a way that the community doesn't like directly, the 'problem' is the person making it their business to muckrake and air other people's dirty laundry..
How so? VSC is approaching 1:1 feature parity with ST at a $70 price reduction. Some features you need extensions for in ST are included with VSC OOTB.
>One inmate, Adam Johnston

In this case, it was because he killed a man during a robbery.

http://odrc.drc.ohio.gov/OffenderSearch/details.aspx?id=A414...
That is correct. Ad networks aren't obligated to obey 'Do not Track' requests.
it's the subsystem for running Linux. It's not actually Linux, and after enabling the subsystem you still have to actually get the Ubutntu image. That image is the Linux part.
When OSX launched people had different expectations.
I know HN has a big population of Indian readers. Avesta has close relationship to Vedic Hinduism. Eg: Avestan Mithra is the Vedic Mitra, Sanskrit Asura is Avestan Ahura, Vedic divinity Varuna and the Avestan deity Ahura Mazda.
The name for India in the Avesta is Hindu,Languange of Rig-Veda is closely related to language of Avesta. So on.
The donor list was not public. Some people believe private political behavior should stay private, just like voting.

Saying "this is too important for privacy to apply" affects more issues than just politics advocacy.

In this situation, people apparently are applying the template: "When you X, it's no longer personal anymore".
This is the biggest blocker, in my opinion. WSL is nice and all, but as long as cmd.exe/conhost.exe is the only official terminal, it'll never feel just right. If only they had an API so you could run Mintty without the wslbridge kludge.
We used to have a milkman delivery but it seemed crazy to do this while going past much cheaper milk in the supermarket or even the corner shop.