skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What is supposed to be in these links? (That actually have any significance.)

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-05-05/macron-says-he-vict...

Points to this:

http://archive.is/eQtrm

Which points to something saying "item not available".

But apparently 9 GB of data.

Seems like a nothingburger to me.
> but many have real issues with the wealth transfer to the 1%

Then why'd they vote for the party of wealth transfer to the 1%?

Or do you mean "have a problem with" in the same sense that an addict is said to "have a problem with" a drug?
Considering that many day to day apps (slack, spotify, vscode) are web views, is that really surprising?
I don't disagree with you—I've been to an 800 MW geothermal facility in northern California and was taken aback by the giant heaps of sulphur everywhere—but other renewables come with their own downsides.

- contemporary photovoltaic panels require all sorts of strange metals to make, which have environmental impacts via mining. This might change with new materials. Solar also tends to have quite high carbon dioxide impacts due to the manufacturing process. These are obviously way less than gas or coal, but about double compared to other renewables and nuclear.

- hydroelectric is notorious for destroying huge ecosystems stretching far above and far below the dam and its reservoir. Hydro is so bad that California doesn't let large projects count in the Renewable Portfolio Standard.

It's tough; there's no perfect energy source.
I don't think there's any particular shortage of news outlets covering the bad side(s) of the Trump administration.
Some ex-cloudflare/limelight/netflix chef security officers certainly won't be able to do anything against state actors.
Soft docs are harder and take longer, and as said elsewhere are not appreciated enough. If I'm writing an Elixir library for (what I think) my own use, I'll stop at typespecs, docstring with an example, and a short description.

I'll only start doing the tutorial doc and/or blog post if others have interest in the library. There's just not enough time :/
FN is financed by Russia, since other banks wouldn't give them a loan. And Le Pen is a contender in the second round so presumably it is exactly the case that major parties can have budget issues.
Macron is closer to a centrist.

He is economically a bit more to the right. And socially a bit more to the left. He supports immigration. He is giving 18 years a culture pass and is spending more on education.
Emmanuel Macron campaign hacked on eve of French election
At parties? I was under the impression that it's a performance enhancing drug popular in libraries.
Oracle cheers net neutrality rules rollback
A Look Back At Single-Threaded CPU Performance (2012)
My dad still plays war3 on a almost daily basis on bnet (random 4v4s). I definitely wonder who the other 7 are

Even Warcraft 2 is still being played - check out https://www.youtube.com/user/war2combat which is truly amazing!
And yet, there's a way to get from Central Square to Logan for about $2.25 for those who are cost sensitive.
Some platform signs are already referring to it: https://twitter.com/enf/status/860516293442543617
1. Chromebooks can have vulnerabilities too. A buffer overflow in the parsing code for the spreadsheet viewer and you've got arbitrary code execution.

2. What if you just click on a link? Browser exploits are a thing too
I'm bullish to Austin. Also into the Denver/Boulder, CO area. Of course, paid relocation needs to exist but those that do tend to be the better companies already.
Dont let the name "parti socialiste" fools you, it was once a socialist party, but in the early 80's, it became social liberal, and during the 00's, just liberal. And not the "nice boss liberal" one, no, the pretty dumb hard-core one. With proto-fascists shits in it.

Macron is in the right wing of the french PS, the party betrayed its own candidate (choosen by the electors by a primary) to back him up.

And Macron idea's are simple : whatever is good for the richs and the powerfull is good for the country.

So… Low salary, no labour law, no state services, more europe, less democracy, etc.

He's like Margaret Thatchers with fewer hairs.
> I think OP works for a member of parliament, if I understand them correctly.

No, he is saying that he is a member of a parliament. The lower house of the Irish parliament to be exact [0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noel_Rock
>EU doesn't even have the sort of military and intelligence institutions that are usually most secretive.

Might just be because the EU is a trade block, it doesn't have secretive military and intelligence institutions because it doesn't have any military and intelligence institutions at all.
Reduced trade and tourism would only deepen their inability to make payments on their Euro-denominated debts and receive additional financing. Keeping their sovereign currencies was probably wise for Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, etc., since they can devalue to match trade imbalances.
I suppose it's still worth stating explicitly.
These links work. Don't ask how I got them.

https://archive.org/download/Pierrpersongmail.com_drive.part...

https://archive.org/download/Pierrpersongmail.com_drive.part...

https://archive.org/download/xls_cedric/xls_cedric_archive.t...

https://archive.org/download/Macron_201705/Macron_201705_arc...

But seriously, using archive.org as a dump? Get your shit together, Ruskies, and use IPFS next time.

EDIT: Here are the magnet links in case the archive.org links go down.

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:6a9f03af2d552b42a23e69abbbe38737b8906454&dn=Macron%5F201705&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt1.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&ws=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdownload%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia601505.us.archive.org%2F27%2Fitems%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia801505.us.archive.org%2F27%2Fitems%2F

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:fc36c7e406187d83ec6602ff59183c3c56f3ea9b&dn=xls%5Fcedric&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt1.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&ws=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdownload%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia601507.us.archive.org%2F11%2Fitems%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia801507.us.archive.org%2F11%2Fitems%2F

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:b8f18fcb16819e34d01ea94d393f256cc540f99e&dn=Pierrpersongmail.com%5Fdrive.part1&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt1.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&ws=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdownload%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia601502.us.archive.org%2F34%2Fitems%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia801502.us.archive.org%2F34%2Fitems%2F

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:80baae16065f6fbc276e718bda2c5db4a6435f8d&dn=Pierrpersongmail.com%5Fdrive.part2&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt1.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=http%3A%2F%2Fbt2.archive.org%3A6969%2Fannounce&ws=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.org%2Fdownload%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia601503.us.archive.org%2F22%2Fitems%2F&ws=http%3A%2F%2Fia801503.us.archive.org%2F22%2Fitems%2F
Where in the. modern world is this untrue?
Trump's health care plan and environmental policies will kill millions, and you're concerns about swear words? That's rich.
cough Awfully quiet in here.
Your worries are pretty unfounded. The bigger concern is what Netflix would do to Apple's culture, not the other way around. Netflix is FCF negative and a fraction of the value of Apple and the value it produces.

That being said, it would actually be better for Netflix if Apple acquired it. Right now Netflix depends on access to the capital markets to fund their growth, which is why they regularly issue debt to finance it. In the event of a recession or some turmoil in markets (Europe, China, etc) that send NFLX's stock price down and bond yields up, that would severely impact NFLX's growth trajectory (spending a lot of money on original content to acquire subscribers).

The biggest threat to Netflix is Amazon and that's because they (and their shareholders) are willing to run at a loss for a long time. They have a lower cost of capital and generate FCF from other businesses. They would not be impacted by turmoil in the capital markets. As long as investing in video drives e-commerce sales (as it has), they have an asymmetric advantage over Netflix.

Apple acquiring Netflix would give Netflix the same edge. If Netflix was bundled for free with an iPhone Upgrade Plan (or in the carrier's version of it) and it drove increased iPhone sales, the economic logic for investing heavily in original content is there.

If Apple acquired Netflix, they would not make it exclusive to their hardware because that basically destroys the value of Netflix. They also would not integrate you into Apple because keeping Ted Sarandos and Reed Hastings around is key to executing the Netflix vision (but also because it keeps Apple, Apple).
Natural gas use will need to stop because of co2. IOW that "on par" cost of NG unsustainably excludes externalities.
Italy contributes more money to Europe's balance than it gets back. So a weaker, smaller Europe would mean that more money remains in Italy.

Also weaker EU does not mean collapse of EU, so tourism would be the same, as would be trade.

I am not necessarily an advocate of this solution, however, just pointing out that the current status of EU is not the best possible world for each one of its 27 members States.
Martin Shkreli has been permanently banned from Twitter
Probably the EU countries will start to fight(war) each other if it's like you say.

So maybe will be a win for usa-china, not for france/uk (as history teaches, also the winner get BIG losses from wars)

Europe has always been a mess continent(and pretty much very poor) until after ww2, where we've started to create a european project(that benefits everyone).
So, it's OK for the Trump crowd to "shoehorn" their politics into every inappropriate venue they can find -- for example: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/at-fda-tvs-now-turned-to-fox-new... -- but the remaining 74% of us are expected to remain on topic at all costs. Do I basically have your position correct here?
The legal requirement for broadcast networks to abide by decency standards is settled law. If it had just been on cable there wouldn't be a problem.
Maybe you misread my comment. Weaker Europe does not mean collapse of EU and collapse of Eurozone.
A friend hit me up yesterday asking if I wanted to play a cool new RPG he found, installed, and the custom game lobby was full within 3 minutes.

Warcraft 3 is alive and well, which makes me incredibly happy.

And I think this ties in with the Mod theme of the title very strongly. I don't _love_ RTS games, I can play them but it's not my biggest hit. But the Warcraft III custom games simply blew me away. As a teenager with a fairly limited game budget I have gotten a ludicrous amount of enjoyment out of the countless hours I've put into Warcraft III.

I'd be surprised if you told me I've played the RTS/classical mode of the game over 30 hours over my life. But if you told me I've played over 4000 hours in custom games I wouldn't even bat an eyelid.

Heck, as I said even nowadays I still reinstall and play a couple of fun maps every now and then.

I guess what I'm trying to get at is that modding support is an extremely positive thing, and derivations of your creation can truly breed a life of their own which I can only see as positive for your consumers.
Many comments here seem to miss the point. This is a sort of a template for a full-blown app based on their framework to speed up development amd illustrate using Total.js, more than a competitor to Slack, or even a "product".
They seem to have other templates such as a CMS.
Yes, geology is a big factor in engineering a well. Pressure is another. Every well is engineered to the prevailing conditions and requirements. Sometimes it is possible to elide heavy casing which can save large amounts of money.
Not defending the OP but at the same time I've never approached a brand new subject and had a textbook or similar resource which walked me through it perfectly without having to look up words I did not understand or reference other materials. That is kind of just part of the process. Having subjected myself to the world of machine learning over the past several years I can tell you I constantly encountered things I did not understand, so much so that it became routine to just go look it up and move on.
TBH thats pretty much what happened with Minecraft the main modding group was taken apart by Mojang doing rent seeking behavior.
Right, but you only have to do that once per project, unless you make a habit of clearing your dependencies quite often. Personally, I'd rather spend two minutes compiling my dependencies once every month or so than have to maintain a complex build system for a project in order to support different toolchains and platforms. I guess if your project is relatively small or constrained to certain toolchains/platforms, it wouldn't be as much of an issue, but at least for the project I work on, maintaining the build system is definitely a non-trivial amount of effort.
*>I realize I'm being nit-picky about words,..."

If you were nit-picky about words, you would realize that the entire post you quoted from was utterly inoffensive to anyone not trying to find offense. FFS, he (excuse me for assuming that) even said "I made no judgement on women working."
Why do people insist that it is the Russians?

If Russia is so capable in this area then why is every published attack simple low-tech hacks like guessing a password or sending a spoof link?
So bullying is ok as long as you are on the 'right' side?

Also as an aside, you are aware that a moron would view a genius as a moron right? A moron wouldn't understand the genius and thus dismiss him as a moron. A moron would only find other morons to be geniuses.
"why should I care about T3X?"

If you look at the source code, you might learn something.
bstrie is coming by my place tomorrow, we're going to take a stab at overhauling `rand`. We must've been discussing this for two years.
OOTH, part of the goal of modules is to allow you to discard those parts of Java SE that you don't need.
>Then why'd they vote for the party of wealth transfer to the 1%?

Oh? Which party is that? Who do you think unrestricted immigration benefits - blue collar types or wealthy industrialists?
I'm not sure what you mean by selective editing.

The original emails are all there, including verified DKIM signatures for many of them.

Are you suggesting they only included the bad ones, selectively leaving out any good ones?
I really perceive no difference between those phrasings. I also don't have a strong desire to pander to those who go so far out of their way to avoid charitable interpretations. Fortunately, I know very few such people (male or female, majority or minority).
Reminds me of the comment in a time zone file:

From: Jonathan Leffler
# [British Summer Time] is fixed annually by Act of Parliament.
# If you can predict what Parliament will do, you should be in
# politics making a fortune, not computing.

https://github.com/lattera/glibc/blob/master/timezone/europe
You can name-drop all you want. These people have heard it all. But the short answer is, if they can't interface with the rough-and-tumble reality (and day-to-day insanity) of a scrappy political campaign... then no, their technical chops (by themselves) just won't do all that much.

won't be able to do anything

That's some pretty crude hyperbole (as I'm sure you're already aware).
Don't use what you don't trust
As a lifelong Bay Area resident, I honestly never thought I'd see this day. I've had a lot of fun teasing my friends in the public sector about their BART/CalTrain extension optimism, but maybe those days are coming to an end...
That Was The Week That Was - 1962: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That_Was_the_Week_That_Was

I agree that a lot of it is lazy comedy.
ACPU/ACPUL is made for same purposes (for 12+ y.o. children). I done some tests & child start coding in 15 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAcv12eBqcc

PS: I want to make some leraning videos using twitch/livecoding tv. I think, this idea is good.
Oh thank you!
Are you planning to sell these as kits for hobbyists to retrofit into their cars? That would be way more accessible than having to buy a Tesla.
What, satire and jokes about corrupt power structures are "bullying"? So what would you call what Trump says from his Twitter account on a daily basis?

Go away you partisan hack
OMG, custom games!

Warcraft 3 custom games is probably the most influential game engine/custome game system ever created.

War3 has produced multiple genres, including MOBAs (dota, lol, etc), and freaking TOWER DEFENSE.

I play custom games on starcraft 2 every day.
It's company policy and it gives them an opportunity to think of a positive spin for things before someone else hears about the complaints first, say though glassdoor or some other means.
Both of those articles are discussing the use of Adderall as a study aid, not a party drug. I think folks in this thread are objecting to its depiction as the latter specifically, not the fact that it is heavily used on college campuses in general.

> In college, especially, these drugs are used as study-aid medication to help students stay up all night and cram.

> My friend pulled two blue pills out of tinfoil and handed them to me. An hour later, I was in the basement of the library, hunkered down in the Absolute Quiet Room, in a state of peerless ecstasy.
Politicians medaling with technology rarely ends well..

If they force ISPs to keep detailed logs and ban encrypted messaging Apps, more people will just start using VPNs.

RE: Brexit, there where so many lies during the referendum, if they ran it again the result would be very different. This whole thing feels like a death march.

The EU cannot let Britain exit cleanly as it will destabilise the union.

Don't get me started on May or Corbyn.
I'll believe it when I see it. You know what they said about Warm Springs...
I think it's a personal commitment thing. For example, after being married, I'd like to commit to having dinner with her all (or almost all) days of the week, whereas before, I was pretty ok with staying later at work and grab a bite with coworkers; that sort of thing. I absolutely make it a point to avoid staying late at work unless absolutely necessary.
Show HN: A multiplayer strategy shooting game set in space with planet gravities
Slovakia has euro. Maybe you meant Hungary?
No, "half the country" did not even vote. Significantly less than half the popular vote was for Trump.
People have loved amphetamines for decades, and this is a legal way to obtain them. End of story.
What if I think the DSM-IV is junk, too?
Sure, but say you're Intel and pitching the technology to Hollywood. Open source would make the entertainment industry nervous. And Intel isn't in a bargaining position, since Hollywood would be more than happy to just shut x86 PCs out of content.

(Needless to say, I'm offering an explanation as to why the Intel ME is what it is, not defending it. I think it's pointless. After all, it's likely that PCs are just not going to get content in the future, given that consumers use set-top boxes that use embedded architectures instead of x86 PCs and Intel has failed in mobile.)
That's a bit simplistic; Google definitively uses explicit metadata, they just don't blindly trust it like previous engines did.

https://developers.google.com/search/docs/guides/intro-struc...
Is legit. Own books. Author is bad ass.
Yes, and most of those interviews are terrible.
Be Lucky (2014)
I'm not a stripe, but I definitely ==
Increased labour supply doesn't naturally lead to lower wage growth, so she was right.
It doesn't matter if people are abusing drugs, it matters whether it is immoral or poor for them or not, it depends on what drugs are being abused and if they're bad, since adderall is a general performance enhancer and humans see significant benefits then such activities should be considered permissable, people cannot be held back in their lives because their doctors disagreed on their behalf, people cannot be held to the tyranny of underqualified 'professionals'.
Everything about this is related to the immigration problem in Europe. I'll try to formulate this as neutral as possible.

The immigration problem is seen as huge in Europe, and also in the US. Therefore people choose candidates that are against more immigrations, or at least recognize this as a problem.

People are worried for economic reasons, integration-problems, violence, attack on women, terrorists. There are many reports, and people do not know who to trust, especially with the terrorists.

What would any of you think when 500 people from a far away country were placed near your house? You would experience it as a some kind of problem.

If we look back in history, we can see that a part of these (mostly male) immigrants are coming from Syria (some say only 25%). Syria is currently in a war with ISIS and Al Qaida. And at the same time Syria is under attack from "moderate rebels" that are supported by the US (continuing a policy against Syria). Also Kurds are fighting, and Turkey, sometimes against each other. And many more states.

It is a big mess. Most people do not see US meddling as a solution. Peace is usually achieved by NOT attacking people living in another country.

Tried to make it so simple that politicians can understand it ;-)
More likely: IT guys will implement 1-month retention policies, causing campaign members to save locally, offering different opportunities for attackers.
Right, because nothing screams mastery of satire like calling someone a C* holder.
Just look at the simple fact that they were schedule 3 instead of schedule 2 until 2014, even though the base hydrocodone was schedule 2 without adulterants.

Here's an interesting discussion from 2010, before they were rescheduled

https://painmedicine.oxfordjournals.org/content/11/3/379.ful...
short version: ADHD 7-8x less chance of graduating college with a degree, 10% of dropping out of high school, 30% of repeating a grade(8-12 or maybe k-12), E.F. deficits overpower High I.Q. very easily. As economy of time > economy of information.
We aren't. But you can always summon one of our Voyage taxis and get the same experience for much cheaper!

Retrofitting is such a tough industry to be in. Every car is ridiculously different.
Undocumented code is self-documenting. Because it only ever does exactly what is written, it must be intended to do exactly what it does.
The only comments from the LGBT community that I've seen are that they found it funny and not homophobic. It seems to be the Republicans who are calling it homophobic.