skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There were two points;

First if she needs to remove children from shared house, police should be involved. There are legal procedures how to do that. If she did that in secrecy, without her partner consent, that is kidnapping by definition.

Second point was reaction to this:

> Taking your children out of an abusive relationship is not kidnapping. If my wife were abusive, I'd leave and take my daughter with me. I'd fight for full custody in court.

I am just saying good luck with that as a men in US.
Running with scissors – Dependency Injection
I recently started using http://notion.so (not just for a journal but for other note-taking as well). I quite like it.

Before that I used my own http://quicknotes.io and before that http://workflowy.com
Philip Pullman Writes on Heath Robinson
> and it does it well

Well that's a matter of opinion! ;)
While they quantify the impact of an older vulnerability, the 80% figure comes from clients who are using the current implementation.
You can create a list of people and then view just their tweets. Twitter keeps this fairly hidden away for whatever reason. So you could have a "News" list or whatever. I think that's what you mean anyway.
AI and Automation by the Numbers: Predictions, Perceptions, and Proposals
"non genius" seems like a funny way to describe a person who outperformed gates on the putnam
> Is the rate of executives departing greater than at a similar-sized tech company?

This seems like a big stretch. Can you name a company that has lost its "head of comms, president, head of AI Labs, VP of growth and SVP of engineering" and now the VP of Global Vehicle Programs?

Not that they should be held to the same standard, but the allegations in the parent are based only on suspicions without any factual foundation - we'd be very disappointed in journalism that did the same.
Mountaineering: Freedom of the Hills is the de facto reference book for most serious mountaineers
I use it everyday, its great, it also has 2 billion revenue (?).

I don't understand the hate for them.
I would leverage your existing knowledge but avoid WordPress, and instead use Grav (https://getgrav.org). It's open source and much more flexible than WordPress, plus it does not require a database (it's a flat-file CMS) and it's very easy to build a site with it.

You don't have to have WordPress as the go-to resource for everything, but also you don't really have to roll your own CMS every time you build up a site, which is quite a time consuming task.

Grav offers a light experience to a CMS, and you can decide if you want to just work with markdown files, or rely on the Admin panel for easier editing.

(Disclosure: I'm a dev team member).
This fits legal definition of "parental kidnapping".
True, it all depends what your requirements are.

Personally I'd just designate a path for shared repos (e.g. /srv/vcs/<project>{.git,.hg} etc), give people write access using ACLs and group membership. If they create repos in their home directories, thats their business.
I tried that, seemed very impressive but for whatever reason it refused to fill in my login box. That was the end of that:(
Then why did Microsoft stagnate under his leadership, once Gates left?
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A core issue is the use of Record/Playback approach... something that Selenium itself has dropped long ago (Selenium IDE is dead, people, DEAD).

In my experience, once you stop trying to record clicks, often on elements that will dynamically change outside of your control, and instead use proper coded tests for locating UI elements like Selenium 2+ gives you, it's much easier to have both tests that don't break and tests that are easy to maintain.
Looking at this list, the professions that Turnbull wants to remove is incredibly broad. As a Canadian in the US, I'm not 100% clear, but it seems like the 457 visa is a lot like the H1-B.

With that comparison, it's really surprising to see professions like:

* Chemical engineer
* Petroleum engineer
* Electronics engineer
* Web developer

on the list at the bottom.

If someone announced they were taking these professions off the H1-B list in the US, I'm pretty sure there'd be a huge uproar. This is not even to mention that lots of these sound pretty important for Australia's resource economy. Can someone educate me on the situation from a more Australian point of view?
Shuffle lines in Vim
My favorite part of Twitter is that it's like a global public email. If you can find someone on it, it's likely you can reach out to them and have a brief conversation in public.

Because the conversation is public rather than private, you can also find existing relevant conversations that might answer your question. No need to always be the one doing the talking.

It can either be someone famous, like John Carmack, Elon Musk, Markus Persson. Or it can be someone obscure, say a person who made your favorite Chrome extension or an indie video game from 2000.

Also, it feels like the place to go if you want to connect with people around a real-time event. Imagine you think you felt an earthquake. You can quickly see if others felt it too.

These are all awesome uses of Twitter that anyone can benefit from without needing to have any followers.

They are also things I would miss if Twitter goes away, because I don't think there's anything equivalent that has these properties (not counting Twitter clones).
And NUMA-like architectures on a single CPU die have been increasingly common between Intel's multiple ring busses on larger Xeons and AMD's 4-core clusters on Ryzen. Even per-core L2 caches violate the assumption that a given memory address is equally accessible from any processor core. You can't pretend that memory is all equidistant from the processor cores unless you want everything running equally slow.
We don't have lyft in Bangalore. We have Ola, but it is crap compared to uber.
My go-to default is black widow venom. If I don't get any specifics, I always just assume that the juice cleanse will rid my system of spider poison.
On the mobile app it will show the feed where you left it and you read it upward to catch up in chronological order.

For me I follow about 30 ppl and remove the too talkative ones inorder for the feed to stay manageable and provide the right amount of signal. That's about 10-20 tweets/day. I think people that follow a lot of accounts must use lists or something else.
Not if you put him in one of those shitty "Tent City" style jails Joe Arpaio runs.
Related: https://priceonomics.com/why-nobel-winning-scientists-are-ge...
More links from Reuters and Yandex (both posted on HN earlier):

http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN17J11C

https://yandex.com/company/blog/celebration-of-choice-a-lett...
Nothing wrong with taking a mental health day off of work. Especially if it's bothering you so much you can't concentrate.
#Vanlife, the Bohemian Social-Media Movement
So your euphoria is linked with violence?
Physical Chemistry by Peter Atkins
I genuinely can't work on projects that are not using TypeScript anymore. I feels weird but I can't trust myself making changes.
From my perspective as someone who's moved from academia (mathematics) to industry (driverless taxis) to startup founder (Overleaf), it felt to me like all of my transitions were one way only. Whilst I admit I'm not at the point of looking to go back into academia yet, I can't honestly see a path back.

I've written more about this here if you're interested: http://johnhammersley.com/?p=381
Do you believe all local governments are fiscally responsible?
In Security ( or more precisely in Cryptography ) - Applied Cryptography by Bruce Schneier

https://www.schneier.com/books/applied_cryptography/
Physical stuff needs transportation, rail, river, or ocean. Small, expensive, intensive things like processors Can be made wherever.
Thanks. Linz sounds promising. Will an "official translator" mean someone authorized by the Austrian government? Or will any qualified translator be enough?
This article seems based on a false analogy.

Real (geologic) hills can be measured. Their dimensions and slopes are objective quantities. There is no debate about their shape.

Mr. Dixon's hills (objective functions) are the stuff of wants, dreams, and deep conjecture. Their shapes are highly subjective and highly dimensional. So much so that the 3d-terrain construct adds little to the topic – whether a gradient, simulated annealing, or any other analytic approach is employed.

To me, the article is a whimsical piece of entertainment and is not useful for even notional career planning.
Increasingly? Weren't most of his supporters somewhat skeptical from the start?
You are everywhere ...
A lot of "programmers/web developers" on this visa are scammers looking for a quick way to gain permanent residency (apparently it's a lot easier for a random person to claim they're a programmer than other professions that require actual skill). There's a whole industry of businesses providing "employment" to these people for a fee. I think the idea is to replace this visa with one that has more stringent skill/language requirements to weed out these scammers.
Bangkok plans to ban all street food by year′s end
Sorry about that, GP is correct with regard to my intent.
I've been in an airbnb for a few weeks. Monthly rental.

Host is a software engineer, even less social than me, and specifically advertised 100/100 Internet. Less convenient check-in than a hotel, yes, but for a 30 day stay, knowing "great Internet" and decent workspace (there's an LCD monitor, etc.) more than made up for it.

I want something which has the tech benefits of airbnb and the institutional backing of something like a starwood hotel. My least favorite thing is a shitty unaffiliated hotel; no idea what I'll be getting. The ideal would be this hypothetical corp-managed property. Right now I split between specific airbnbs and SPG hotels.
> I also remember some of the articles from a decade ago that were sure Intel's "might" would help it succeed in the mobile market.

You don't even have to look that far back. As recently as two years ago, I remember comments here proclaiming with certainty that Intel would crush ARM because they had finally broken through the power wall.

I think a lot of folks, Intel included, have a strong belief in the inevitability of x86 dominance. But ultimately most of the inherent value of x86 is compatibility with Windows software (and DOS before it). Take that away and a lot of the advantages disappear. (Not to downplay the impressive technical and process achievements Intel has made, of course...)
Microservices: the wrong approach to the right idea
Sublime Linting for React and ES6
Geekbot.
Redis?
Unity8 Team
If your application needs to do some heavy lifting on the client machines, then yes desktop technologies will be better. Web browsers are sand boxed for security and can be too limited for some purposes.

Desktop applications can avoid security problems inherent in web apps that are run through a general purpose browser.

The commonly cited tradeoff with desktop apps is they are harder to deploy and update. I don't believe this is necessarily true. You can tell a desktop application to periodically check for updates and notify the user to restart before allowing further writes to any central data stores. If fact many already do this. Problems arise when the OS prevents updates from being applied by non-admin users and you are deploying within a locked down corporate environment.

Java SE/Swing is a good platform for writing cross platform desktop applications. I work on an engineering simulation tool with a complex UI written in Swing. With Nimbus Look and Feel it looks and works the same across Windows, Linux and OS X without changes. Some people (devs) complain that is doesn't look native - none of my users care though.

The few times I have ventured into web development I have been horrified by the amount of work required to get web apps to look and work the same across different browsers. JQuery and Bootstrap deal with a lot of the pain but web dev still feels very hacked-together compared to desktop development to me.
correct! if you are paid in dollars, you are indirectly working for the government.

what is the purpose of taxes?
to create unemployment:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1uWVj0YJ3M
Because there are procedures.
Why was this device brought on the flight? Was it to create a panic? Was it a distraction? Are there any more devices? These things are not cleared up in 10 min.
There are also regulations that require deboarding and holding off air operations when a possible threat is discovered.
The only non professional behavior here is that they went on freaking twitter.
The fact that the TSA can post confiscated items on twitter like they are some treasure hunting club is still mind boggling to me.
A Real Hacker’s IDE
Has anyone tried this in Germany/EU? What would be the appropriate term for this in the EU/Germany?
That's true if Uber didn't ever exist, or if uber ceased to exist. I think it would be relatively straightforward to have a "local competitor to Uber", perhaps propped up by some stupid local regulation, once the taxi mafia is broken. Austin sort of has this, but not really, now.
Make dynamic Android View using json2view library
At the individual & small business tax filing level, you're also dealing with people who might not have money or motivation to do proper accounting, who might not have actually gone to college.

But they're still required to file everything properly, no matter how complex their personal/business taxes get.
Personally I prefer Protractor (wrapper for Selenium / WebDriver) to Selenium IDE: despite being officially advertised for Angular, it works just fine for non-Angular as well, and takes care of installing and updating webdrivers, and the tests are code instead of a wysiwyg UI.
Android Experiments OBJECT グランプリ: Magic Calendar [video]
That's great! Just what I need for user oriented milestones :)
That's weird. Any chance you remember what login box?
I disagree to a degree. There are feeds with minimal journalism that usually stick close to reporting bare facts. Journalism as opposed to reporting implies at least some level of commentary and surrounding context, both of which can easily be subjective.

In this particular instance the context could have been provided in a better way, but it is context nevertheless.
and likewise, college's role as somewhere to learn stuff is dwarfed by its role as a mandatory credential for employment
And I strongly suggest to do this - take couple of days break from coding in month or two.
The font size is "wrong" for everything and completely inconsistent and all over the place. White spacing is all wrong too.

The font color is non-contrasting, because gray on blue is a brilliant idea. I'd literally fire someone if they submitted this as graphics design.
Polar Expressed: What if an ancient story about the Far North came true?
The Art of electronics by Hill & Horowitz for electronics

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Art_of_Electronics
5 key learnings after 8 years of iOS development
You can get other offers that will match the expected value at other companies, especially as an executive. You use it as a negotiation tactic. "Can you beat what I got at Uber?"
When in reader view press the "aA" button on the right of the navigation bar.
I strongly disagree with the author here:

"Suddenly, he explained, the faceless bureaucrats who are often pilloried as symbols of government waste suddenly start to look like the people in our neighborhood whom we’re very glad to have."
FAQ for partial discharge(PD) Test
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14091843
Used ANTLR for something similar. Quick googling yields: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24935419/antlr-4-taking-d...

Further reading, you seem to do quite a bit more.

> I came across this paragraph while studying "Discrete Mathematics and It's Applications"; therefore, I got inspired to automate this task using computers.

Congrats, going from reading to an idea to a project to a public repo!
Python tools in your language
Samsung Blocking Users from Remapping the Bixby Button on the Galaxy S8/S8+
They also bought Movidius.
NLI is a clickable python file. When you click on it you enter a command line interface.
The US is being pragmatic. China and the Saudis are countries you can do business with, not some wannabe bully threatening their US-allied neighbours and the USA with nukes. The last thing the USA wants in the Korean peninsula is war. They want to continue to do business as usual with South Korea, Japan and China without some pesky fatso dictator threatening regional stability with duct tape built nukes and ICBMs. But if it takes a few preemptive strikes to neuter Kim, they will gladly lend a hand.
The equivalent to a COOP could be many things, depending what you want to do and achieve.
I would look into GmbH/AG (inc/LLC), gGmbH (non profit Inc), eingetragener Verein e.V. (not sure there is such a thing in the US), or, most likely, Genossenschaft e.G.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genossenschaft
The Way I Get My Information from Day to Day
The mysqlpump Utility
The assumptions here are bad - what is a click on a screen that executes an action? Its called a command.

implement a proper pattern, and suddenly im locating commands instead of selecting dom elements which may contain my command.
Cloudron v0.110.0 released
Impossible Tracks Truck Sim
> Am I missing any other substantive arguments from the paper?

The second half of the paper, "Linking with temporal analysis". If you read the second half of the introduction, you will find that the primary technique they use for tracing 80% of transactions is found in the current version.

The sloppiness of this code is really shocking, "when the Monero client chooses mixins, it does not take into account whether the potential mixins have already been spent."
I think the problem is, that if Twitter has already grown-up, then it has turned out that they don't have a viable business model. They lost almost $500 million last year and I don't think they have ever been profitable. That's only acceptable if investors see future growth.
Awesome! I'll research about that. Thank you!
We already have practical use cases: training and evaluation of large neural networks.
That button doesn't exist.

http://m.imgur.com/ehcd3oR

To adjust this settings users need to go to settings and adjust text size and then to accessibility and adjust text size.
I agree that having foreigners come is great for science in Australia but it's a bit dramatic to say "you might as well close down science in Australia".

An ARC DECRA does go to your own bank account as it pays your salary.

Btw, as an Australian you can't apply for a NSF fellowship nor a European fellowship.
Z-order (aka Morton order) is widely used in GPU acceleration, as a means of converting 2D locality into 1D locality.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-order_curve
Clearly, we need to use header files to define our semantic comments as types with inheritance.
There's a European subsidiary of SDF as well: https://sdfeu.org/
. So the latency is much better than accessing US servers.

I've been using this for IRC and it works satisfactorily.
The web is setup like a so-called plaza so obviously any time spent in a warren on the web is also in the plaza of the web.

>That's not to say plazas don't have their place. It's just that right now we prefer to spend most of our time in the comparative safety of the warren.

Reddit (plaza) is 7 on alexa. Well below Facebook's 3rd place ranking, but high enough that I don't think we can say anything meaningful about the warren/plaza distinction outside the simple fact that facebook has implemented user engagement extremely well. Twitter (plaza) is 10th.

http://www.alexa.com/topsites

But note the average time on the site. Reddit outranks Facebook. So I'm not sure that each individual could be said to be spending most of their time in a warren.

Of course I think all this doesn't include hits from mobile apps which is probably the majority of the time for all of these sites so you can probably ignore this whole post.
Sadly, many people who make those blanket statements (such as myself) also believe governments, especially big-centralized ones cannot be fixed. These kind of data is good, it may be an eye opener for some. But governments will find loop holes to make those spendings look like justified. Most people will be fine with it anyway. Look at the authors response: "Oh there are 10 million public school teachers, those are nice people!"
We're based in San Jose and had a pre-interview this morning (invite was on Sat). Mostly questions clarifying things from our application and further understanding of the product. Not sure if that means we will get a real interview invite or not...
Seems data.gov is down... though only technically
Again? Is this the new Typescript promotion channel?
I would distinguish between PhD and IT work when it comes to 457 visas. In practice 457, within the IT field at least, has rarely served its intended purpose and often been misused. Likewise it has deterred many locals from considering IT as an area of study.

On the other hand PhD applicants are much closer to the intended purposes of the 457. For example research cannot be developed in the same manner and quantity as IT.
Haptics to Walls in VR by Means of Electrical Muscle Stimulation
Smart gas meters?
This is really cool, given how expensive thermal cams can be. The main sensor used by the author (Melexis MLX90614) costs only ~14$ at my local retailer, you can probably get it a bit cheaper if you order online.
Yes, true, Von Neumann is dead, long live Von Neuman! ;)

The difference is of course that we should not see the whole cluster of cores as a Von Neumann machine, the memory bandwidth is just too low to drive multiple cores with some external memory, memory must be as close as possible to the cores themselves. Quote from wtallis lower in this sub-thread :

> You can't pretend that memory is all equidistant from the processor cores unless you want everything running equally slow.
But if you're travelling via the hub and spoke model you still need to rent at the other end.

The US is not adverse to subsidising and providing large tax discounts to companies, if anything this is much more common in the US than the EU because of state aid rules in the EU. Why wouldn't US regional airports also try and attract more airlines?

I've done some research and apparently LCCs now make up 30% of travel in the US. It looks like the US is catching up to the EU now.
Steve Jobs’ custom Apple I and other historic machines are on display in Seattle
Why has this story not gotten more press? You Google his name and first thing that comes up is his disgusting LinkedIn page.
Yes it is. But they will tell you that you signed the social contract with your birth blood and need to pay up or go to jail if not. Harsh but that is the truth.
reddit is most definitely not a plaza. It's a large website with lots of warrens, each of which is its own echo-chamber.
It's easy to suggest this type of fraud and assume it's true based on merit. Do you have any proof of the above statements or is this speculation?
Hi all!! Any news so far?
Without the vision, all they can look at is the balance sheet. Shame.
I do the same, as do others on my team. If we see an XXX in code-review, then we know someone commited something they didn't mean to.
Why hasn't this gotten more press? I realize it's a new story but when you Google his name the first thing that comes up is his disgusting LinkedIn page. Hoping this seriously disrupts his life. Because that would serve him right. What a sociopath.
one of my favorite John Maynard Keynes quotes.