skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
No Birth Control for Katara
Hee, hee, so do I still get to creampie you every day & Night still? Yes Zuko you still get to creampie me to your heart's desire answered back a nonplussed Katara.

Oh cool, You get to be "my babymaking machine" now!! Hee, hee!, Zuko joyfully answered back.

Toph had stumbled in drunk as a skunk after drinking all morning with Uncle Iroh and his Masonic Brother's without them noticing her until she blurted out. Zuko's going to turn you into "one of those" little Thai Gal's that get addicted to "Impregnation Risk Sex" and aren't satisfied until they get knocked up and ready to pop a kid out every 12 months. Hee, hee, snort! As she staggered towards her and Aang's room to pass out. Leave it to you to be allergic to "Borth Control Pills", Zuko to be allergic to latex, not that he'd be willing to fuck with one on anyway.

I'd accuse you of being drunk there Toph but, I know you're always this rude said Kataraaa. Damn right answered A staggering Toph. Anyway, it's time for me to go fuck and get creampied myself. , she said ain a matter of fact manner.

Aang who'd been blogging and putting together his You Tube Videos all night was usually a day sleeper. The amount of times either Aang or Sokka wore anything to bed could be counted on one hand. As both boy's thought it manly and cool to sleep in the nude.

This was absolutely great as far as Toph was concerned, it gave her quick and easy access to Aang's manhood.

I'll continue this story later........Read between the lines.
Apple's India Problem
No one is ignoring reports, nor does the blog post say that.

If you have a complete report you can do so at cloudflare.com/abuse

Humans review all submitted reports.
The societal problems this would exacerbate are already very hard to fix. It's not that the status quo is good, but immortality is solving a non-problem that may make the real problems intractable.
Indeed, choice of metrics matte.r To add to what you're saying, there are even more metrics than that!

Consider latency as an example. There's average latency and nth percentile latency (and a similar metric of % of requests above certain latency). You can plot the latency as a CDF (Cumulative distribution function) to visualize it differently. The amount of time you run the benchmark affects things, as performance is typically better 5 seconds in compared to 5 hours in. Performance consistency within a closely bounded temporal interval matters a lot too, as too spiky performance can be detrimental.

Is the same workload being performed? Are the machines configured similarly, or is one a replica cluster while another one is a slower NAS? Are the indexes similar? What is the read workload during that time, as no reads vs high reads affect write latency rate.

And we're just talking about one metric for a database. There are other related metrics -- like iops, cpu taken, memory taken, disk taken, disk writes, disk amplification (io per op), etc, that all 'matter'.
Trump seems to be Pro-Trump, anything else is just convenience or political favor.
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You're attacking imaginary straw men. And you're throwing around words whose definition you don't understand.

Instead of stereotyping and attacking large diverse groups of people like you're attempting to do, let's talk about someone who really exists, and whose words are on the record, not a hypothetical subject for debate.

Calling Mexicans "rapists" is intolerance.

Do you tolerate people who brag about grabbing women by the "pussy"?

Is the opinion that you can get away with sexual assault if you're rich a valid opinion?
Forgive my ignorance since I don't have a CS degree, but don't all algorithms used for selecting have a human behind the logic. So wouldn't an algorithm always have some bias based on the weights given by a human. Kind of like OKCupid saying you are a 75% match with someone. You may not be compatible with that person, but whoever designed the algorithm declared it to be true with their design.

So wouldn't any algorithm always have some biased in it?

Sorry if this comes off as a stupid question or is unclear.
Compressing Genomes for Fun and Profit with Pareto, Docker and Gnuplot
Everybody has rights to fork Java. Oracle gave those rights with OpenJDK under the GPL+classpath exception license. As long as you follow this license, you are free to do what ever you like with OpenJDK. Essentially it means you must stay GPL+classpath exception, but you can add/change/remove any part you like.
Is it still cash? I'd be surprised if they held 40-odd million in a plain deposit account. It's not as though they need that much working capital.
Good points. Being female puts a person at a disadvantage in certain ways, and particularly makes it more likely that teachers and parents will believe that the easier path of study is preferable to the one that requires more challenges, particularly in mathematics and science.

This does likely have an impact on how many female programmers we see today.

Men are disadvantaged in other ways, such as being taught to suppress emotions and to prefer aggression to problem solving. Many men are permanently damaged by this and the effects harm their employability and relationships for their entire lives.

I'm not suggesting there is equality/equivalence or that large-scale social biases and patterns don't disproportionately effect some people. Just making the point that there may not be an ideal and we may always be trying to correct for various excesses. One notable excess is the pressure put on working parents, which are asymmetrical and backward for both sexes in many ways.
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there is only so much land

There is way more land than needed, if only we build cities dense enough. Have a look at e.g. Hong Kong's density: The Kwun Tong district in HK has 57250 persons per square kilometre [1] which, assuming the world is 7*10^9, means we could house them on a mere 122270 m^2 (about 1/5th of Texas).

[1] https://www.gov.hk/en/about/abouthk/factsheets/docs/populati...
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I don't know why you're being downvoted. Cloudflare's entire business model is "make your content look like it comes from us." Every guide online to complaining about dangerous/illegal content will end with you running rDNS against CF, looking up CF's ASNs, etc. They want to view themselves as a network, but all of the content is coming from them, in every way that matters.
"Character count" (i.e. grapheme cluster count) only exists once you apply a font—because of ligature rules and some other stuff.

Do you want your programming-language stdlib String class to require a font metrics library?

(This isn't a rhetorical question; you can go either way. Objective C cares about grapheme clusters, and so needs to know about fonts.)
This sounds related to Pournelle's Iron Law of Bureaucracy:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Pournelle#Iron_Law_of_Bu...
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Here is the thing: your neighborhood is only a very, very, very small portion of the United States. in 2014, 2% of the counties in the United States accounted for about 51% of the murders, and 54% of the counties had zero murders.
It sounded like you said that people choosing to govern themselves is stupid. Like the mere concept of people wanting to be governed by people who at least speak the same language as themselves is ridiculous.
I wonder why it isn't using Keybase, but only the GnuPG WoT. It could use both, right?
Dentists already have a mortgage sized student loan payment to make.

People also confuse revenue with profit. My coworker's OB/GYN has great revenue, but her insurance costs are amazing, almost as much as my salary.

From memory of my kids birth the hospital direct bills expensive equipment, certainly my buddies wife did not personally fund the construction of the birthing center room, however if my dentist wants a new x-ray or new chair AFAIK its literally cash out of his checking account.

Its comparing apples and oranges. Much like comparing U3 employment stats in an employee culture like the USA where as in Japan I understand they hire once a year for new grads and if you don't make it into a real job at a real company (and very many don't) its a lifetime of either NEET or temp work, so their concept of U3 means very little compared to our concept of U3. Their concept of U3 is kind of like our concept of U3 of military service academy recent officer graduates.
I wonder how we could improve the structure of the Web to ameliorate this sort of problem. It seems like Cloudflare is too central to this structure to be able to satisfy everybody simultaneously.
According to this table: https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/features/java8-...

you can use Lambda expressions and Method References with any Android version... but without Java 8 libraries...
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I think you misunderstand 3d printing costs and time. $20 gets you an entire kilo of standard plastic for printing. I highly doubt his enclosure setup took more than 50 grams to print, or about $1 total. Total printing time was likely under 5 hours.

PCBs are over an order of magnitude more expensive and generally have a two week lead time unless you fab them yourself on a cnc or laser setup. Also, what do you do if you realize you messed up something in your PCB setup? You have to wait for a whole new batch or else toss it and wire manually anyway. With 3D printing, you just modify the model and print a new version in a couple hours.

For one-off prototypes like this a custom PCB is a really iffy proposition.
Will Emmanuel Macron Be the First Millenial President?
This honestly doesn't surprise me. The fact that tons of men aren't working anymore is an indicator that the old methods of maximizing productivity by lowering wages and increasing hours isn't going to work as well in the future.
Just to clarify, I think focusing on threats to sue them for the debt are overly narrow. Depending on what they are doing with the IP (if anything), you have potential copyright infringement claims. Those claims carry with them the potential for statutory penalties (could be 6-figures per work infringed).

If I were to threaten them, that would be a big part of the threat. But, of course, it depends on if they are using the IP and how.
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I'm not saying they shouldn't get improvements, quite the opposite, I'm saying that we should be able to do better and without reducing the quality of life in countries where capital formation is already developed.

After all, Bangladesh it's [not so impressive](https://www.google.es/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9_&m...)

And I'm not sure neither about the [5x over thing](https://www.google.es/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9_&m...)
So does the UK:

https://www.planforbritain.gov.uk/information-leaving-eu/
https://www.planforbritain.gov.uk/12-negotiating-objectives/

Let me guess. Not enough detail?
Ignore was perhaps a poor word choice. They do get responded to, but the response results in no action being taken to stop the abuse, which is what I meant by ignore.
It's not a good example. Technical people are in demand basically everywhere. Think about manual labour.
Given that 'first world' means 'US and its allies', that's clearly a loaded question. There was no war between second-world communist countries either.

If you take out the 'first world' bit, then yes, there's been plenty of war between democracies, including World War I: http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/demowar.htm
At the University of Michigan the girls hockey team have to pay to play
Looks like a page full of ads.
According to a poll from Kantor Public onepoint/TF1, of the people who voted Macron, 36% voted to support Macron and 64% voted to prevent Le Pen.
It doesn't matter who you are and what you've done. Some respect to what others have achieved is always a good thing.

Lots of people have "experience of machine learning" these days. And there's so much information out there anyway that you really don't need to know what you're talking about to leave a quick comment on a discussion board.
You likely live in the Mission, one of the worst neighborhoods for gun violence in the United States.
Great app, totally going to start using it on a day to day basis. It looks like deep links appear to be broken for me:

Link
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/public-wifi-nyc/id1232095734...

Renders this screen
http://imgur.com/a/E29QX

Also is there better place I can submit this kind of feedback?

EDIT:

Found github repo and made an issue:
https://github.com/spolu/dazzle/issues
This. It is worth it for people to figure out how to preserve truth and verifiability. Perhaps community guidelines is the state of the art, but how can software help prevent it from being gamed?

IMHO if Wikipedia loses that, it costs dearly not just to Wikipedia but to society.
"Conclusion: Parallelization isn’t too bad in either language. Each has its own annoyances. In Go’s case, this is due to not having a real type system. In Rust’s case, it’s due to the libraries being immature and not doing everything you might want."

So, on one hand you have Rust with it's immature libraries that will likely improve and eventually satisfy, and on the other you have Go, a language governed by people that have demonstrated an aversion to complicating Go's simplistic type system.

The former seems the better bet, especially since Rust folks are very aware of the issue and have made dealing with it a priority: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14275512. That is objectively better in my mind.
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> I have never seen any evidence that the WMF has been following standard software engineering principles that were well-known when Mythical Man-Month was was first published in 1975. If they had, we would be seeing things like requirements documents and schedules with measurable milestones.

This person appears to be completely ignorant of the changes in software engineering since, let's say, the mid 90s. (Which kind of discredits everything else he writes.)

However, he's introduced as "He runs a consulting business, rescuing engineering projects that have gone seriously wrong."

So basically this is just a consultant's sales pitch.
And depending how much you trust your numbers there are ten public school teachers in Mississippi for every google engineer. And there's almost fifty more states full of teachers... And they'll owe roughly the same student loan balance at graduation, well, in theory they would, if not correcting for extreme lack of diversity at Google.
Christ you just described the nightmare scenario I've been having since hearing the possibility of the universe being infinite, which would mean a consciousness exactly like mine is stuck under a pile of stone somewhere.
I wrote, in big red letters on the disk, "Don't insert into computers with hard disks or with other floppies."

I can't imagine how this could have failed...
In Tokyo, the salaries for developers range from $50K to $100K. In order to get the 10K, you need to be a senior developers and bilingual.

All salaries include public Social Security.
I think your line of argument is more odd than his. We've discovered antibiotics, and promptly created superbugs. We've gotten rid of horses, and promptly replaced horse poo with PM2.5. We've domesticated plants and animals, and promptly been rewarded with smaller brains, worse bodies, and mass extinction of fellow inhabitants of this planet.

If you believe we're doggedly and linearly solving Problems Humanity Faces one at a time, and that techno-utopia is around the corner, I think that's mistaken. We continue to remain blind to unforeseen consequences, and it is unclear to me that we'll figure them all out before we wipe ourselves off of the face of the earth.
Don't they have MediaWiki APIs and dumps? Look at other wiki sites. Also there is Kiwix and various offline apps. Have you seen them?

Thoughts?

Also what's the difference between WikiData and DBPedia?
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The biggest ticket in the expenses is salaries. I wonder how much of the growing expenses is linked to growing developer salaries
To just maintain the site - I mean, making sure every HTTP request (or reasonable part of them) is answered and Apache does not crash and logs are rotated and backups are performed - no, you don't need 300 people. If you froze Wikipedia in 2005 and never wanted to improve anything there, and never open new project, never make a local chapter, an editathon or support a new language, etc. etc. - you could probably do with 25-30 people.

But that won't be a live project. That would be a fossil that would slowly wither and die, as it becomes less and less relevant and more and more inadequate with the needs of the current user. In 2005, iPhone didn't exist, now everybody has a smartphone. Should we somehow account for that or just ignore it? How about knowledge graphs and linked data and all AI developments - should all Wikipedia knowledge still be text-only and ignoring whole Linked Data universe? How about supporting thousands of existing languages - should we just dump them in their own domain, or should we help them with automatic translations, article templating, language-sensitive searches and so on? How about creating richer media like maps, diagrams, graphs, video and audio content - should we help this or should we be content with just inserting links to outside content? And that's only minuscule part of the questions we can ask about things changed and developed in the last decade.

The point here is that Wiki universe is a a big and complex live active project (or set of projects), with very many facets, and reducing it to technical maintenance of one webserver site - even one that gets tons of traffic - is not a good idea. The goal of the movement, as I understand it, is not "make sure site en.wikipedia.org does not crash", it is "make all sum of human knowledge be available to everyone". It's a big mission, and it requires people to achieve it.
If they were smart, they'd advertise this with : "Tech Ops HATES him! Check out this one weird trick that increases your memory speed 200%!!!"
Github.com will be the de facto canonical naming. It's already used in several language/packing systems, supported by others. And as the article points out, what other alternatives are there?

There are issues with this as is evident in Go projects using forks, etc which will have to get sorted out and evolve.
"this means that users don't really look for new interesting posts"

It's also possible that people do look for interesting posts, but didn't find yours interesting.

I just looked at your URL, cambassy.com, and it asks me to download an app without giving me any clue as to what it does. No thanks.

"if you read this post click upvote so we know if there is a point in posting here"

Asking for people to upvote your article is frowned upon around here. People should upvote articles because they think they're interesting. (Please read the Guidelines and FAQ links at the bottom of the page if you haven't done so already.)

I like gus_massa's earlier suggestion about writing a blog post that says interesting things about your app.

One more thing: A user ID that matches the name of a product (like "cambassy") suggests to me that this is a drive-by posting by someone who is not (or doesn't intend to become) a member of the HN community, and is only using HN for advertising. (Indeed, your user history shows that you created the ID specifically to post this one article.) I tend to ignore posts like that since they're frequently of low quality (and often spam). Just my personal bias, perhaps.
Not to really counter anything you're saying here but for my current NYC studio (with a cat) I had to give 3.5x the monthly rent the day I signed the lease.

- first month's rent

- security deposit worth a month's rent

- 15% brokers fee

Admittedly, NYC is terrible with its broker stuff but switching over to Tokyo wouldn't have been that dramatic if you were coming from this coast instead.
Here's what needs to be blocked:

- [x+1] (No idea who they are)

- Doubleclick Ad Exchange Buyer

- Google Publisher Tags

- QuantCast

- ShareThrough

- Google Analytics

- Scorecard Research Beacon

- WebTrends

- Google AJAX search API (Google killed that last year)

- Google Tag Manager

- Facebook Connect

- Disqus

- ZergNet

- Po.St ("The Most Advanced Social Sharing Platform for Brands")

- Ooyalya Player

- pages03.net -> mkt932.com -> silverpop.com -> IBM Watson Campaign Automation (Skynet v0.1?)
I kinda like the lack of adblocker actually. It lets me avoid promoting sites with excessive advertising without having to really expose myself to any advertising (since you can't really read the text in the images, especially not accidentally).
Reserving just the crate names won't cover your bases, though, no? I'm not clear on what exists as part of a crate—but if there's any user control over the filenames of the contents of the crate (e.g. if the crate's source code is in there) then any crate might contain a file named e.g. "nul.rs", triggering the same problem.
No I'm not (on both counts). But you're switching the subject... (There is nothing to be gained from this discussion, not that I didn't know it from the start.)
Not surprising. It's quality has deteriorated and not dependable. It's high SEO ranking has led to it being exclusively used for pushing an opinion or agenda. Articles on popular topics eventually end up being biased towards a viewpoint rather than being factual and chronological.
They rewrite a lot in Go.
Altcoins are like pokemon - just collect 'em all.

Drop $1000 into each with an original idea, $100 into each that sounds legit and $10 into each of the remaining ones (ignoring the ones which are just a fork with a couple lines of code changed).

Don't worry about fixing that time machine - as sad as not doing it a few months ago feels, it's not really making any difference in the long run (aka "Dollar-Cost Averaging").

As usual, standard rules apply - never invest money you can't afford to lose, scale the amounts stated above to fit your disposable income, etc.
>How do you know it was violent?

I don't but most peoples, like most animals are territorial and resist the movement of others into their territory.

Your language theory is interesting. But then the english language as spoken in many areas where it would be the language of the non-peaceful invader inherits from the local language.
And getting on for half the words in the english language itself were adopted from the French language of the Normans invaders.
Update:

<wycats> Because of this: https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/4989#issuecomment-193772935
<wycats> I ran some scenarios against huge repos when I first worked on cargo
<wycats> Trying to minimize the cost of operations
<wycats> I landed on the current strategy, and GitHub in the above thread more or less endorsed what we were already doing at that time
<wycats> Also see https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/2452
It's interesting to see humility cited in an explanation of why someone created something that suggests you read what he, or those curators he eventually chooses to whom to delegate, thinks you should read.