skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But if you don't like it because it appropriates the power of declaring someone a sexist in order to undermine the original artist's intent...you're still a sexist! That's the beauty of it.

I'm not convinced that this sort of dishonest communication is what's required to give women a more even playing field in business. If that was the commissioners' intent, of which I am also not convinced.
If someone were to add a board of advisors, makeup crew and branding group just behind the girl, that would make the whole piece perfect, in my opinion
I've done a lot of production Haskell and I've had a similar experience.

In our case, we dealt with it by keeping relatively bare, boring code. We avoided point-free style, crazy combinators like lenses, and complex monad transformer stacks except in the 'plumbing' part of the application that didn't need to change very much.

This paid off in spades as we had a lot of engineers who only ever had to work in the 'porcelain' parts of the application. They got a lot of great work done using abstractions that matched their intuition exactly.
At that point I'd expect the EU antitrust (and, in a sane climate, the US ones) to be all over that.
Pointing the bull the other way would make it look like it was running away from the girl. How is that not changing its artistic meaning?
Try turning on "attract" and moving your mouse to click the button from far away. It's much easier than moving your mouse to a normal button!
> And why wasn't it taught in high school if it was so important?

Sometimes it is taught earlier but that just requires a great teacher and only so few of great teachers want to deal with adolescent youth for disgraceful payment.

College is a good time to start teaching people to think and to learn because it's the first time when most of the young people begin to understand that learning is just for their benefit and nobody else actually cares if they learn anything.

> If learning to think was a thing, surely the content of the course should matter?

It does matter to some degree. Learning to prove mathematical theorems teaches you to think better than analyzing poetry.
Turkey did so in its change from an ancient empire to a modern republic. Strange though, that it is taking the Kazakhs so long to make the change. Ataturk made the change in one year; the Kazakhs are taking nearly a decade, during which time the change can be rolled back or abandoned. Mao wanted to go to Pinyin to increase literacy in China; he stopped with simplified characters. Japanese can be written perfectly well with romaji, but it will never supplant that country's writing system. My guess is that Kazakh teenagers are already writing their language using roman characters in order to text and sms each other, just like the Arab teenagers who created Arabizi (Roman alphabet plus 3, 5 7 and 9) on their own in order to use phones that did not yet support R2L script. While modern phones do so, the new writing system still persists and is perfectly serviceable.
Also, why do people insist on saying the Roman alphabet has 26 characters? B looks nothing like b. R looks nothing like r. For someone completely unfamiliar with the alphabet, there are more than 26 letter forms or glyphs to learn.
>publishers don't exactly have a good track record of treating their user well

That's an overly broad and vague statement to excuse entitlement. I'm fine with downloading content that's publicly available, but not because "they had it coming."
Thank you! Currently Kapten uses Docker images with the "latest" tag which normally is the latest stable version. For example the official node image is currently at 7.9.
I wonder if the user will like it , some authors will use terms that are all good for items considered bad by the customers -
depending on the bias of the author. Sentiment analysis will fail if an opposite political bias is considered.
Which power is that, that corporations are good at advertising themselves by playing to our emotional biases? I believe that was established before this arrangement.
Me to, I thought it was intentional.
Likewise. Chrome 57.0.2987.133 on Windows 10 (Creators) 64 bit.
This is an interesting question, but I doubt even the people in charge have a clear picture in their head. Maybe corporations will become sovereign entities, with their own citizens and social structures.

That amount of money would be a good start for buying counties outright and building a military.
Whilst I've probably been in a similar situation at some point or another in my past (albeit in the UK), and can very much sympathise with your story, I can't possibly agree with your final premise.

Ruthlessness is not what makes for a happy work life.

You absolutely should call out the thankless and unappreciative! Perhaps they really are just poorly informed about how long things take or the knowledge that makes it possible (however unlikely)... that's still no excuse.

And to "treat others as they treat you" is a slippery slope that can quickly get you a bad reputation.

Don't be afraid to do things differently, you will be happier for it.
Wouldn't everything be solved by simply turning the bull to face in a different direction?

Imagine that they do that and then the girl changes position to be in front of the bull again. And then again and again. What a coward bull!
What if we had stronger unemployment benefits and some form of UBI? I.e. if you take a risky job, the government insures some part of your pay (e.g. up to 2000$/mo), and if everything tanks you can still fall on a UBI and pay the bills and buy food.
Great article (honestly: it's worth a read), but it doesn't display properly on a half-widescreen window (at least not mine, at least not in Firefox).

Remember when the Web was supposed to be device-independent? That was really awesome.
I've no doubt that tech is discriminatory - as a minority myself I've definitely experienced odd feedback at interviews "the team were impressed by your abilities but we've decided to proceed with someone else" etc. I just mean to compare rejecting degree-less candidates is not equivalent to discrimination against "non-fit" groups (gender, ethnic, sexuality minorities) as a degree is a technical qualification and not a protected characteristic.
Interesting. I'm actually ambiguous on the political perspective, but I fully disagree that the answer is obvious. Why should longevity protect a work of art from being subverted? On the contrary; to paraphrase Stroustrup, I'd say there are only two kinds of monuments: the ones that have been subverted and the ones nobody cares about. Fighting that is tilting at windmills.
and it even costs a fixed fee to get a passport.
He abandoned his work in a public place, therefore he has no ownership claims.
Ivan. in the refresher sections, after each section, for example, Complex Numbers, there is a list of sections in the example PDF, is this expanded in the real book or are they topics for further reading? I notice similar sections in earlier subjects seem to be expanded.
See healthcare. :D
You can see the effect with a tennis racket. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennis_racket_theorem

Basically the rotation of any 3D rigid object can be reduced to the rotation of an equivalent ellipsoid. The lengths of the three principle axes of the ellipsoid determine the moment of intertia around that axis.

For the case where the three principle axes are different lengths, the rotation is only stable around the smallest and biggest axis.

Ie, in a tennis racket you can easily spin the racket around the axis of the handle, and also the axis that is perpendicular to the plane of the netting.

But the racket won't easily spin in the axis perpendicular to these two.

We saw this as a demo in my undergrad classical mechanics class using a book (where the three axis are a bit easier to see since a book is more uniform).
> e-ink displays have not really improved significantly in terms of resolution and refreshing speed.

When we started using E-Ink displays in 2010, we were getting 6" 800x600 panels. In 2017, we're using (standard, not top of the line) 1600x1200 6" panels with significantly better white. You can put the old and new panels side by side and see the difference. There's a wide variety of sizes. There's also the Spectra black,white+red displays which I haven't played with yet. http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/23/4358326/e-ink-spectra-colo...

Refresh speed. E-Ink panels don't need refresh. Update speed is a bit better. You can do animation. Yotaphone used that for mirroring the LCD on E-Ink. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZoTfd7MzKs
> I guess you could still use repr(C) and optmize manually, then…

You always had to, the compiler explicitly never guaranteed layout for repr(rust), it just didn't perform any optimisation yet before TFA's changes.
Oh please, lets not be that dramatic.
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Half the fun of computer chess games like Chessmaster was the cool variant piece sets that were included.
I love how someone in one of the answers has an intuitive feeling that the phase space dimensionality can be reduced, and asks "does this hold generally", and then Terence Tao comes along in a comment and explains why it indeed does hold.

Math Overflow must be one of the most extreme examples of successful communication on a narrow topic between people at widely different levels of fame/skill.
I did a similar thing at work by moving the link away randomly from the real cursor.

I was sick of people following their long stale bookmarks and needed to establish the new link.
That still misses the core point. The reason the intent is important is because the girl is an advertisement.

> It could have been an elk, an explorer, or something abstract.

So we can hang billboards from the statue of liberty, then?
I agree with that assessment: TSB were blackmailing the NSA 'We bees having windows vulns'. NSA told MS - red faces all round but then we're pros right?,..move on. Now TSB have nothing except maybe some doco and every USGA after them LOL! Anything else is stretching it. How these idiots came upon EQTN - maybe other people know, I don't. As broker of 0day exploits, they suck. As to what the NSA should be doing with 'your taxes' - erm, what do you people think the NSA do or to rephrase what do you think they should be doing? USGA have layers of expertise available to them and some punkery may have had to have been tolerated at some field level because y'know these skills are in demand and private sector pays more and when a kid has a secret some kids just can't help themselves - they are by definition immature. There is the possibility that NSA work with MS but given the emergency nature of the patch it appears not so, which is disappointing because as a federal employee you do not want to be breaking innocent people's stuff.
Agreed; There are structural problems with no obvious solution in the justice system. However, there is one thing people can do - adjust their expectations and biases using information of the system's corruption.
Actually it has a movie industry. Many movies from Czechoslovakia period are being considered "classic" and are still popular, with quotes from them being used all the time.

For foreign movies, there were also cases, when the dubbed versions were better (sounded better) than originals - for example Louis de Funès movies or MASH.
Maybe Really Quite Confident Girl could be turned around and placed rather close next to the bull, so that she's not shitting on the very soul of the American people.
> It’s been almost thirty years, and Charging Bull is still owned by Di Modica, still on temporary loan to the city, still one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City.
> Kudos to Trekstor to stand up for a fight, and thanks for the link.

I fear you may have misinterpreted that result. Trekstor doesn't make panels. They buy panels from OED Tech based in Shenzhen. OED Tech is actually a company started by former E Ink engineers who left Boston and moved to China. They were sued by E Ink because those guys just stole the chemical formulas and production processes. OED Tech even approached us (we buy E Ink panels) and promised to undercut their price.

Competition is good but I kind of prefer genuine competition. I had high hopes for interferometric but Qualcomm shut that down.
I generally feel my heart sink whenever I see dang or sctb post — it is almost always a negative contribution to the discussion, of the form 'we have detached this thread, because we don't like it, for opaque reasons.'

I like to hope that they're doing lots of good work in the backend of HN, but what I see on the frontend is almost uniformly negative.
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Arabic is a Semitic language; Turkish and the other Turkic are not. Vowels are an afterthought to Arabic writing, that is not the case with Turkish. Yes, you can write Turkish (more properly, Osmanli) using Arabic script. For that matter you can write Spanish using Arabic script and for many years many people did. But in both of these cases, you're shoehorning a language into a script that really isn't appropriate for it.
Di Modica, who still owns the bull, should put it somewhere else

Doing that could be an even bigger act of subversion than placing the girl there. What would become the meaning of the girl then?
Current Turkish alphabet is mostly enough to convey sounds of Turkic languages (with few exceptions like Ng sound), Azeri alphabet 3 more letters for non Turkic sounds, I am Sure Kazakh people will find a way, there are already working examples.
This is probably a niche use; all the potential RCE vulnerabilities I've found in projects with large numbers of users have involved projects with no formal vulnerability reporting process at all, where just finding a private way of reporting the issue was a pain.
> So basically, everything problem comes down to "I have to do the task myself"

No. Every problem comes down to "there's a problem that needs to be solved".
Japanese securities companies have special accounts which automatically report tax-related information to the tax agency and withdraw taxes appropriately. So you'd be able to do standard stock and currency trading without being required to file a return. It's quite nice being able to work at a company and participate in the market, and still not have to worry about filing.

Doing rarer activities such as investing in startups brings you into return-filing territory though, but I guess that's unavoidable since it's private investing, and not a concern for most people. Reading many comments on this post, it's clear hackers generally aren't "most people" ;)
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That Quora post is pretty bad. Actual evidence is requested, but the top answer is a list of wild conjecture.

The responder prefaces most of their comment with "it is widely believed that" and "it is likely that", states without any explanation that the Malicious Software Removal Tool is somehow a backdoor, and that "everyone who knows about [the backdoors] is under NDA", with no evidence to support that statement either.
Interestingly enough English was phonemic during the Middle English stage (11th - 15th century)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonemic_orthography
Indeed. I too found it kinda funny, since I'd always interpreted that particular sculpture as a symbol of the damage done when bankers and finance types get out of control.

I actually thought it was a reproduction of photos of the running of the bulls. Specifically, that moment in time where the fool in front and the bull both go round a corner. The bull tries to turn on the cobble stones of pamplona, but as a result, its hoofs begin to slide out from underneath it, and you tend to get photos like this one:

http://theday.co.uk/images/stories/2012/2012-07/2012-07-10_b...

Which is to say, the bull (market) has gotten out of control, and that statue represents the classical view you see of a bull that gotten out of control in the split second before everyone gets really hurt.

Honestly, i like my interpretation better :P
Ke ba.
Popularity being largely influenced by reach, I would say english is the language of a commonly shared subset of pop culture.
it fails at a lot of other basic things: I was unable to post anything because my firefox 52 is not supported to get a recaptcha challenge.

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Armenia and Georgia.
He should turn it around, to make it obvious that the girl is taunting the bull.
Isn't the bull also the symbol of a impoverishment of workers?

In financial jargon:

Bulls are peoples betting in growth saying buy, and betting on more dividends given to share holders vs work costs.

Bears are the one selling. (Bad news too to be honest, but more for share holders than workers)

A long trend in bullish behaviour is related to the richs getting richers.

Since it is in the financial district and they were pissed, it looks indeed the girl can be seen as a counter guerilla meaning finance is a symbol of countering the excess of finance.

Which, if it were the meaning would be kind of a strong alteration of one of the meaning of the oeuvre.

Knowing that among the undeniable moral right of the author there is right to prevent distortion, mutilation, or modification that would prejudice the author's honor or reputation, the guy do not have a point, he is in his lawfull right! Denying his point is just undermining the very few protection of authors.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_rights#In_the_United_Sta...

As a coder whose work is protected by Author's rights I strictly see as dangerous to fight against hardly claimed rights that makes our value.

I do free software and I do not give up on my moral rights and I think as a worker protected by these rights we should be educated in author's right and whether or not we like his point of view, we should stand for his claim because that is a fair right.

Imagine you make a software or an essay saying HN is full of interesting bright mind, and someone defaces it adding contents to mean HN is full of pedantic idiots. Would you like this?
Adaptive Optics, a rapidly-evolving technology in astronomy
Armenian and Georgian had their scripts. So at least 5 SSRs out of 15 had their official language in non-Cyrillic script, who knows how many other languages did too.
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The French have a robust film industry
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It's unlikely the NSA would illegally infiltrate only one multinational corporate entity given the exposed operational success.
It makes it look like the girl is taunting the bull. Which is exactly what is happening.

To me it represents a symbol in the war against men.
>so that she's not shitting on the very soul of the American people.

Don't be so melodramatic. No one cares that much about a bull statue, except perhaps Arturo Di Modica.
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With noscript urlroulette is useless because it requires cloudflare, ajax.googleapis, google, gstatic and a few others for no valid reason apart supporting google surveillance and helping google for free with what their algorithm cant do (yet).

Once you've enabled cloudflare, anything can happen.
I can't wait for people to start extrapolating conclusions about gender diversity based on the financial success of the SHE fund.
So if I read the article correctly, the bull originally represented the strength of the American people.

The girl is sold as representing the strength of women, but in fact it's a secret ad campaign that was put in front of the symbol representing American strength by a global fund. And people (unknowingly) support the ad campaign and react very aggressively to people questioning the ad and call anyone who questions the ad a woman hater.

And people who want to remove the ad don't care about the symbolism, they think things are fine or they don't like uppity women.

Seems like the perfect representation of 2016.
I see, thank you for the insight. It seems to be a similar but much harder problem to the German dictionaries which don't know how to deal with compound words. Android is also missing a lot of forms for verbs in second person singular.
No, Saro Dursun is a fraudster. I don't remember all the details but she Imigrated to Sweden in the 60/70s with another persons papers stating she was 65+ when she was in fact 40-something. 65 is the retirement age in Sweden...
> It's just that it wasn't enforced before.

To be clear, this "enforcing" is now the fact that your fields, if you forgot #[repr(C)], might be in a different order than what you assume.

But it has been linted for a very long time, at least in the direct interactions with FFI, you'd have to be casting pointers to/from C to hide that you're using a Rust struct for C data, from that lint.
Agreed this is a very annoying feature and IMHO unnecessary. But the good news is that the captcha didn't work and told me to get supported browser because firefox 52 apparently is not.
I suppose urlroulette is trying to be smart and fails, because recaptcha works on every other site in the same browser, though I still hate it with a passion.
> switching the alphabet allows the new governments of these countries to define the majority of the written corpus that their citizens will have ready access to.

I'm very cautious with this kind of statement. Up to the 40s (cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fraktur&oldid=771... also cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Antiqua%E2%80%93F...) German was mostly written in Fraktur instead of Antiqua. Nevertheless (being German) I can read Antiqua without problems. Yes, Fraktur and Antiqua are much less different [1] than Antiqua (Latin alphabet) vs. cyrillic alphabet vs. Arabic alphabet from your example, but do you consider the citizens as that stupid that there won't be lots of people that teach themselves all the alphabets that are used in text that they want to understand?

[1] they are not equal (i.e. not "just different symbols for the same letters") though. For example in Fraktur there exist two kinds of s (a long one and a round one) with strict rules when to use which. Or there exist ligatures that have to be used: these correspond to specific "combined consonant sequences" with specific sounds (different from the sounds of the individual letters) in German, such as ch, ck, ſt und tz (a subtlety that gets lost if you write German in Antiqua) - cf. for example https://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fraktursatz&oldid... (in German).
Hahaha, awesome work. And sorry from Germany for the Nazi morons spamming you.