skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Exactly. As a mostly business traveler, I'd be delighted if there were no options other than business class service with champagne and caviar for dinner. (OK, I generally prefer beer and I'm not a huge caviar fan but the principle still applies.)

But most people traveling for personal reasons (and many traveling on business) choose or are required to choose the rock bottom price which results in not only stripped down amenities but also a general focus on cutting operational costs to the bone.

Furthermore, the big legacy carriers are still generally more attractive to regular business travelers because of their loyalty programs which insulate them from at least some of the worst aspects brought on by competition on price. (In that they get a somewhat better class of service without paying for it directly.)
I ran FreeNAS for a long time and finally gave up on it and ZFS for media storage and apps. After a brief stint with OMV/snapraid/mergerfs I bought unRAID and I've been very happy. The Docker integration is second to none for a home media server.
Now I'm curious, Are there any websites that do something similar to /r/place? (hackathon idea?)

Also, reminds be of the million dollar front page [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Million_Dollar_Homepage
Life is pretty good at entropy. Take for example: humans. We've been digging up vast amounts of fossil fuels to then burn them up. Without us, those reserves would stay in the ground probably forever. Is there another organism that's better entropy as us? (actually I think there are contenders)

Perhaps that's our reason for being.
> And to query the whole canvas you'd query a million rows on every read?

No, just using it to store the update log.

But I don't know if there's any obvious problem with querying a handful of megabytes once per second either.
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Where did I say that I don't want Apple to pursue this research? I just said that I don't want it to be solely available on Apple devices, and I certainly wouldn't support a company being congratulated for providing a medical service at an incredible cost.
Elm is so amazing. It isn't as amazing when you just try out it's tutorial, but if you try to build an actual application in it, especially if you are a single programmer working on a project.

In my experience whenever I worked on a JS project on my own, there was an upper limit to how far I could keep writing the code on my own. After that, I had to spend time in doing other things (like writing Integration tests, lots and lots of unit tests, or refactor existing code because I realized that there are many issues unveiled).

But now, with Elm, it's like a whole set of unit tests are being written at the time of writing code which take care of plenty of common errors usually made due to lack of a good type system.

Add to that the usage of Maybe types (which are very beneficial in avoiding some UI antipatterns[1]), and the Reactive Programming pattern, I feel like I am writing a lot less code than what I am used to writing in JS projects.

I highly recommend Elm to anyone who wants to write a personal project, you'd see what benefits I'm talking about.

1. http://blog.jenkster.com/2016/06/how-elm-slays-a-ui-antipatt...
One of two authors here!

Here's the situation: No Starch, being as awesome as they are, are totally happy with printing an open-source book. The Rust project wanted to do a second edition of the book for various reasons, so Carol and I have been doing that, but also, working with No Starch's editors. So they've been collaborating with us on it. It also means you can get a nicely laid out eBook, the paper copy, all of that.

The proceeds are going to charity.
This reminds me of what Michelle Rhee wrote in her book 'Radical':

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Imagine a third-grade teacher whose class is working on fractions. She opens up her laptop that the school has provided. She ventures into a teacher portal that the district has set up to assist educators. The teacher types “adding fractions” into the search engine. Up pop links to lesson plans that various teachers in the district have used to teach the skill of adding fractions. They are sorted by grade level. Each lesson is rated by a certain number of stars, ratings other teachers have given the plan based on how well it was written and how well it worked in their classroom. There are also links to videos of master teachers presenting lessons on adding fractions. In these videos teachers can hear narration by the master teacher, who is explaining what happened in the room, and why she did what she did. There’s also a message board that teachers can use to comment on the video and share ideas.

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When I read this, I thought "Yes! Stack Overflow for lesson plans"
Are you confusing the free market with capitalism here? Capital is striving to destroy competition; in a truly free market, consumers will counterbalance that if it is not in their interest (e.g. favor smaller airlines that give better service).
Would really prefer Stripe to release more payment options like Bitcoin or Paypal, or adding more countries and their more local payment options.
Impressed by Stripe's marketing strategy. With the acquisition of IndieHackers.com and now this, they're taking content marketing to the next level.
Why Boycotting United Airlines Will Never Work
Sir Tim Berners-Lee lays out scenario where AI runs the financial world
Installation of another work near his art doesn't affect the integrity of his work, even if it does create a new composite work in which his, with complete integrity, is subsumed.

Moreover, it's important to note that the federal copyright exceptions regarding satire and other forms of commentary, even though some of them are also reflected in statutory fair use, are of constitutional dimension, and would therefore similarly limit application of any state-law restriction on a new work as they do federal copyright law.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14109308
Sorry to hear about your kitten.

One of our cats does the same thing with her paws, mostly on our (glass) storm door or on mirrors. She'll also do it on opaque doors when they're closed and she wants to go in the room they're blocking. Like you mentioned, maybe that behavior indicates a desire to go to the place they're pawing at.
Is there any difference between flavors other than the preinstalled software?
NASA announces one of Saturn's moons could support alien life
Tried installing it on 3 computers and 2 VMs ... failed on all
As a layperson, I've no opinion on this – just sharing the article because it seemed amenable to your idea that life emerged non-acutely as a natural consequence of physical laws.
Ludwig – Clarify your thoughts in English
Notes: How to Build the Future – Jessica Livingston and Sam Altman
Listened to How To Build The Future With Jessica Livingston and Sam Altman. I thought it was really informative.

Here are my notes:

https://kokonautlabs.wordpress.com/2017/04/13/notes-how-to-build-the-future-jessica-livingston-sam-altman/

These 5 Most Important Traits were my main takeaway from the interview :).

#1 Determination (More than Intelligence, than Previous Success)

#2 Understanding Users, Building Great Product

#3 Don't get Distracted

#4 Being Flexible Minded (Keep Testing and Go with Different Directions. Be open minded)

#5 Be a Good Leader (Will need to convince Employees to join, Deals with Business People, Convince why they should care about you)
Gee, I now realize I sound like a total dick in the comment above. What I mean is that you can get most people to promote a product as long as they have a match of values and reputation, and the money is right. Given how this is fairly new to devs its going to take a good deal to break the ice. Though I suspect the upside is going to be huge. Maybe a deal similarnto what copywriters get. Base plus a percentage.
How to spot a lying job candidate
I'd most likely have two tables - one for user activity and one for each pixel (1 million rows only in that table). Selecting a million rows from that pixel table might be 200ms or whatever. I'd still have Redis cache, though, since you're getting 100ms.
Comparative size of our Moon and Enceladus http://callumprentice.github.io/apps/celestial_bodies/index....
> It's more that if you put all of your employees up there, they start getting poached.

I hope you're joking, because that seems like a very silly reason in the age of LinkedIn and recruiter databases. It's probably very easy to find a relatively up-to-date list of employees for any given company out there.

My guess is that most small companies don't do this simply because they don't even consider that it would be a nice gesture to publicly recognize more than just the top execs.
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Yeah that discover feature not only set themselves up for fight but also was the most uncreative feature from snapchat that didn't even fit into how people used the app.

"Pundits" like to give their interpretation on "why something is successful" only after it became successful, so most of their interpretations are nothing more than circle jerking backwards rationalization, so I never really bought into any of those meaningless praise anyway.
Edit: I think the point is the law needs to be changed anyway, so there are options in how you shape a new system.

Anyway, characters can also be trademarked, so you could have a magic school in a movie that's not named Hogwarts and a little boy not named Potter etc. So, you can have similar stories using different charters, but your forced to produce an original work and not use or imply 'based on X'.

There are also rules that let you use others trademarks. So, you don't need to pay using a ford car in a movie, or having an older song on the radio.

We could also have a longer copyright that caps to 7 years after first sale or public performance.

My point is simply there is a lot more flexibility than total control forever, that still preserves artistic control in their lifetimes.
I do somewhat agree with the opinion of making it open source. Imagine how much better the platform could be with constant developer input. But I understand that might not be an easy decision to make.

I've used DatoCMS and I actually really liked it. However the pricing model is quite steep for the service it provides. I feel that if open sourcing isn't in the horizon, at least consider expanding what the Free and Basic models provide.
I wonder what is the environmental impact of such a bomb.
The corollary to this, which took me a few more years to shake off, was that building a code edifice may not effect any useful change to the world or produce anything worthy of reuse. It's all very sensitive to the context you wrote it in, the design the code serves, and so on. A lot of value is built on simple automations that you could describe with a few lines of script - in those cases, an already existing design is doing the thing you wanted. The heavy lifting happens only after you need a new design.
i'm not saying "that is not real communism", i'm saying they are all different schools of thought, which should be judged independently.

Marxism
Leninism
Marxism–Leninism
Trotskyism
Maoism Juche
Anarchist communism
Socialism with Chinese characteristics
Luxemburgism
Titoism
Stalinism
Castroism
Guevarism
Hoxhaism
Khrushchevism
Indian Communism
Rankovićism
Left communism
Council communism
Religious communism
Christian communism
Eurocommunism
World communism
Stateless communism
National communism
Primitive communism
Scientific communism
Ho Chi Minh Thought
Scientific Outlook on Development
Black Anarchism
Agorist Anarchism
Capitalist Anarchism
Christian Anarchism
Collectivist Anarchism
Communist Anarchism
Egoist Anarchism
Existentialist Anarchism
Feminist Anarchism
Green Anarchism
Individualist Anarchism
Infoanarchism Anarchism
Insurrectionary Anarchism
Leftist Anarchism
Magonist Anarchism
Market Anarchism
Mutualist Anarchism
Nationalist Anarchism
Naturist Anarchism
Pacifist Anarchism
Philosophical Anarchism
Platformist Anarchism
Post-anarchist Anarchism
Postcolonial Anarchism
Post-left Anarchism
Primitivist Anarchism
Queer Anarchism
Social Anarchism
Syndicalist Anarchism
Synthesist Anarchism
Voluntaryism
Anarchism without adjectives

https://www.inc.com/samuel-wagreich/the-4-billion-company-wi...
https://libcom.org/thought/anarcho-syndicalism-an-introducti...
Well, I can say for myself that the younger me adapted faster to timezone changes than I do now. That adaptation is presumably driven by the diurnal rhythms of the destination, but given that a fair amount of modern life is conducted under artificial light (and artificial darkness, for those who sleep in), it seems plausible that sleep patterns could be modified to some extent, through adjustment to the already-artificial diurnal cycle.
isis is run by western intelligence
Relevant article:

http://bytesizebio.net/2009/10/11/weekly-poll-replicators-fi...

"Replicators First

Aka RNA World: RNA emerges as the first molecule that can replicate and perform enzymatic processes. It stores information and it is biochemically active. Thus it can both replicate and control a primitive meabolism. Later came the transition to DNA as an information storage, and the enzymatic role was mostly relegated to proteins.The first replicators might not even have been RNA molecules, but some pre-RNA nucleic acid such as PNA or TNA..."

"Metabolism First

Metabolism First holds that metabolic processes assembled prior to the existence of replicators. Günter Wächtershäuser proposed that the pioneer organism originated in high (>100C) temperatures in hydrothermal vents. This organism resembled the catalytic converter in a car, more than a primitive cell: it had a composite structure of a mineral base with catalytic transition metal centers, such as iron-sulfide and nickel-sulfide... "
> Ubuntu itself is going through some serious turmoil at the moment.

I suppose you mean the recent news about abandoning Unity and focusing on a gnome shell desktop for 18.04 LTS? Sure, it must suck for those who have invested a lot of their time and soul into Unity and are now losing their jobs.

Personally, having used fvwm, olvwm, afterstep, window maker, gnome 1, 2, 3, kde 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, fluxbox, unity, xmonad and a dozen more or less shorter acquaintances, my experience is that I can get work done on all of them. What the Linux desktop needs is not yet another reiteration of roughly the same concepts, but more elbow grease and polishing. Which happens when you have more users and developers. So with three of the major distros shipping with gnome 3 out of the box (ubuntu, fedora, debian) I think this will eventually be a net positive for the Linux desktop experience.
I've been using evolution for the last few years. It has a EWS (exchange web services) client that works really well for me at $BigCorp. I think I've had one or two crashes total, compared to outlook which crashes almost daily.

Prior to that I used gmail. When I used thunderbird it often seemed to spend all of it's time indexing. It has some nice plugins though.
Tesla competitor Lucid makes its first auto show appearance in New York
And how do you account for survivor bias? I don't think the CEOs of Blackberry or Nokia would have agreed that they cared less about the customer than Jeff Bezos. "Customer obsession" is not actual, actionable advice because it's not even measurable. It's nice rhetoric, but other companies were judged on hard metrics of profits and dividends.
Is Zuora's “Greatest Sales Deck” Great for Savvy Prospects?
As a developer, I wonder how hard can it be to disable console logging on any project if the source code is provided.
so according this test children under 1-1.5 don't have conscience about self awareness thus should not have same rights as other human beings, was this really confirmed at babies? isn't this test beyond their ability to express themselves?
Re-read The Innovators Dilemma. Startups built on just having better technology or product rarely ever work. You need to compete on an axis that the incumbent can't compete on. The incumbent should be looking at your startup, be aware of what you are doing, and be unable to copy it because doing so would break their existing (profitable) business.

If you are relying on outcompeting the incumbent directly you are in for a really tough fight.
How does Prettier compare to https://github.com/millermedeiros/esformatter, https://github.com/beautify-web/js-beautify, https://github.com/jedmao/codepainter, https://github.com/rdio/jsfmt, etc.?

Personally, I use TSLint with the tslint.autoFixOnSave VSCode setting, and couldn't be happier.
So I got hit by an unfortunate bug on the first day of /r/place.

I was trying to draw something, one pixel at a time, and all of a sudden, after a bunch of pixels, it stopped rate-limiting me! I could place as many as I wanted! So I just figured that they periodically gave people short bursts where they can do anything. This was backed up by my boss, who was also playing with /r/place, saying that the same thing happened to him not long before that (yes, my whole team at work was preoccupied with /r/place that Friday). So I quickly rushed to finish my drawing.

And then I reloaded my browser... and it wasn't there. Turns out that what I thought was a short burst of no rate limiting was just my client totally desyncing from Reddit's servers. Nothing was submitted at all.

Not too long after that, another guy on my team got hit by the same bug. But I told him what happened with me, so he didn't get his hopes up.
Would you mind sharing the blog that you have found?
Native Mobile Apps with Weex and VueJS 2.0
Facebook's vassalization of Instagram was brilliant, in retrospect. Facebook is free to pursue its imperial ambitions while Instagram follows the much quicker and looser edge/leader features demanded by the market of Snap/IG/etc.
Can we get non-excludability by requiring that any OSS produce with public funds have a license that prevents such possibilities​?

I'm imagining a clause like: "this source and any modifications is irrevocably eligible for use by all, provided that its creation did not break any other laws".
For healthy normal people, when you travel your circadian rhythms reset your body's internal clock and sleeping schedule based mostly on sunlight exposure. It takes between a few days and a week to adjust (this is exactly jet lag).

There is absolutely variation between time zones extremes. The Spanish, for instance, notoriously eat and stay up "late" compared to the Polish or Germans. All three countries are in the same time zone, despite the sun setting about 2 hours later in Spain.

Social habits do matter (the Spanish schedule is somewhat more delayed than the 2 hours you might expect from sunlight alone).

If you'd like to look up more on this topic, you can read about light therapy, sleep hygiene, shift worker syndrome (where normal people try to sleep later than natural), and delayed sleep phase syndrome (where night owls try to sleep earlier than natural).
Thought experiment:

I leave $100 on a table, with a sign that says "do not take this money, it belongs to me", and I walk away - maybe to go to the bathroom or something.

You come along and say to yourself "wow, I'd love a hundred dollars, but I can't take that money - it's not mine. However..." - and out of your back pocket you whip out your handy-dandy molecular duplication machine...

...which you then point at the money, press a button, and it spits out an identical duplicate of the money on the table. Satisfied, you walk away.

I come back to the table, see the money undisturbed, pick it up, and go on my way.

Have I somehow lost something or been diminished in some fashion?

Let's say the same thing could be applied to goods - like someone makes a complete copy of your car, at no cost to them. Have you lost something by them now having a copy of your car?

Let's say you build something, perhaps something unique. You create a video of it, and post some pictures of it on Ebay, Youtube, Craigslist, etc - because you want to sell it. Someone studies the design (the videos and images) and recreates it perfectly (this can be done, btw); have you now lost something because they have a copy of the item?
Now where can we get a dump of all the data.

Like

timestamp, x, y, color, username
Yes! This in particular:

> One might argue that Dao had not completed “boarding” until the cabin door was closed. This argument would be wrong. The term “boarding” is not defined in the definition section of the contract, and absent an explicit definition in the contract, terms are to be afforded their plain meaning. “Boarding” means that the passenger presents a boarding pass to the gate agent who accepts or scans the pass and permits entry through the gate to the airplane, allowing the passenger to enter the aircraft and take a seat.

> It is possible in this regard to distinguish between the collective completion of the plane’s boarding process, which is not complete until all passengers have boarded and the cabin door is closed. But that is different from each passenger’s boarding, which is complete for each individual once he or she has been accepted for transportation by the gate agent and proceeded to the aircraft and taken his or her assigned seat.
This about sums it up for me:

"Nor does United seem better for its employees, who used to own the airline, but are now stuck enforcing cruel and arbitrary rules, and assessing the punitive fees. They are cast as wardens, trying to keep unruly passengers in line."
How is prettier compared to vscode autoformat feature?
How we built our mail notification service
Something that's kind of tricky for me and my team is that we disagree on things like indentation and spacing in/around brackets and parens. The disagreement isn't just a "I think it should be done this way..." but "I actually understand code better when it's written this way..."

If we were to implement prettier, and chose to use 2-space indents, for a simple example, how would a 4-space developer fare when they pulled down the Prettified code? Would they just set up their own config locally based on their own standards?
After several days of it working fine, I couldn't access the storage menu. I just couldn't get any data to load when I clicked on it.

And the 'cli' command error'ed out on every subcmd. So I don't know what happened or when, but it broke.

I am going to fall back to 9.10.2 and let a bunch of other people test 9.10.3 before I upgrade.
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Do you do some type of machine learning or actually manually process calls and offer feedback? Is each agent call transcribed?
>Are you implying that what OP says is not true

That Jeff Bezos is "allowing" counterfeit goods on Amazon to ruin the customer experience? Yes, that's untrue.

I'm sure if he could snap his fingers and fix the problem, he would. But the problem is a bit more nuanced than that, and can't be solved over night (perhaps ever, if the analogy is digital piracy).
Very easy flags to maintain and extend from a smaller model.
This isn't my experience.
Potential Energy Source for Life Spotted on Saturn Moon Enceladus
VR Chatbots and interactable NPCs
There are showers. It's just not for me.

Now I'm dragging a set of clothes/shoes, soap, towel/rag, hair brush, razor, shaving cream, etc to work? Probably should wear sandals in the shower unless I want foot fungus. Then what do I do with my wet towel and stank clothes? Stuff them in a bag where they stink worse? Hang them in my cube?

Then I head home and have to put on my stank clothes and get all sweated up again. Time for another shower I guess.

And that's not mentioning the time in transit, probably an hour a day round trip by bike. This is why I live close to my work. I can drive there with all the street lights and park, portal to portal in 10 minutes.
Some redditors have created /r/place derivatives already. I'm not aware of one prior to /r/place but it seems impossible that it hasn't been done before