skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I was just going to the US for a convention then staying for a few weeks afterwards. The question that arose suspicion was why I'd booked to stay in a hotel rather than stay at a friend's house. Ridiculous.

Anyway yeah, I had to collect my luggage and they then opened it up and rummaged through it. Asked why I wasn't taking a video game console despite ostensibly going to a video game convention. My response was of course that this would be quite impractical.

They then demanded access to my phone and read through my messages. They couldn't find anything other than my friend asking when my flight would arrive and a photo of him holding up a bottle of vodka (he was under 21). I think they just gave up at that point and let me through.

Fortunately I narrowly managed to make it to my connecting flight but it was such a stupid thing to have to go through.
prog + goto was two decades one of the main tools for loops in Lisp...
Android Developer link is broken.
It would be interesting to see how many of the startups that got really huge had an initially negative reaction on HN. We know that most startups fail, that means GDX (the subject of the article) will probably fail, so all the negativity is really just a statement of the bleeding obvious.

There is a big chicken-and-egg issue here, in that they need to get a large number of users on the site in order to make it somewhat self-sustaining. That pretty much seems to be what is happening now - yes, this is a PR puff piece, that means they're serious about growing the site.

If there's an interesting enough niche, people will come to this. I remember seeing boxrec.com in the very early days; it was still a server under someone's desk and had a handful of users - but the guy who set it up knows boxing inside out. We don't know the background of this family, but I don't think this is just a "let's set up a social network!" hail mary.

The play-by-play looks genuinely interesting, and we know people want to talk sports in real time. They use Twitter for this (poorly), and Facebook, but it's not a venue for hard-core sports fans. If they can bring together detailed play-by-play across a variety of sports, and enable people to talk about it together, and maybe bring in streaming / commentary (maybe this is phase 2), this is a very interesting proposition. Building that kind of audience would be massively difficult of course, but also clearly very valuable. Bet-in-play is huge, and that's just one aspect.

I wish them luck. I hope they're not as all chips-in as described, but it feels to me like an interesting idea that should create a valuable product.
Diseases are just that, diseases, not invasive or not. 'Invasive' is about competition, not direct attack. Goes for all your examples. So if you're saying 'don't import diseases' - well yeah. But that's not the point here.

Please tell which fungi, bacteria and insects spread through the vector you propose. Where do you think the seed you buy in your local garden center comes from?
But I am not lying, I dont have facebook, or twitter or snapchat. How do I prove I dont have these accounts? What if I do have a FB account that i signed up for years ago, never use, forgot to delete, dont know the password for? Do I get a stay in prison for that?
Everybody is different, some people sweat a lot more than I do, for sure.
I encourage experimentation like this, and I've been spending some time thinking of how a terminal emulator could be re-invented. Some of the best ideas I already see implemented so I'm very excited to try it.

Unfortunately, in practice it falls short. RAM is one thing, but CPU usage is absolutely through the roof. The app freezes when trying to type "cd jobs", then consumes all CPU cores fully and stalls my computer. Fans spin up and doing a simple "ls -al" takes several seconds for it to complete. During this time it will not buffer keypresses properly and I experienced old keypresses being mixed with new ones, to create a command I did not type.

The project doesn't sell itself as experimentation. Even if it did I'd advice against testing it, simply because of the severity of the issues I encountered using it for 5 minutes.

This project shows what can be done. It's a step forward. Now it's up to other terminal emulators to see how far they can go towards this.
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I agree with your observations, but I wanted to offer a positive viewpoint on them. One thing I learned about the US over the years is that a lot of law enforcement's heavy-handedness is an emergent property of supporting a country with extreme notions of personal liberty, not a reaction against it. The gamut of socially acceptable behavior is much wider in the US.
That's necessarily reflected in how their police function, and shouldn't be to their detriment.
The annoying bonus kicker is that the "social"
craze wasn't really social. It was people sitting on their computers. That's why ads were the main way to monetize.

Real social apps can make a lot of money:

* Group Dating
* Group Reservations
* Group Gifts
* Group Rides
* Group Dining
* Group Trips
* Paying for Events
* Group Lessons
* Group Sports

People spend real money on real things. Through your app, which helps them organize. Why not?

But now every time I say it's a "social network for the real world" investors yawn and say no one needs apps to be social. That they just have facebook. LOL.

When was the last time you used Facebook to go out to dinner with friends?
Interesting move on Azul’s part. LLVM really does seem set for world domination! I’m surprised by how much the C2 JIT is lagging behind - I guess only Oracle are working on it at this point.
Kube-router is a distributed load balancer, firewall and router for Kubernetes. Kube-router can be configured to provide on each cluster node:

a IPVS/LVS based service proxy on each node for ClusterIP and NodePort service types, providing service discovery and load balancing

an ingress firewall for the pods running on the node as per the defined Kubernetes network policies using iptables and ipset

a BGP router to advertise and learn the routes to the pod IP's for cross-node pod-to-pod connectivity
"One click and I can suddenly use ssh and watch something on youtube again."

What does this mean?
It's a problem because Google banned the account. Doesn't matter if it's unclear about policy violation given they're the ones making the decision and providing limited opportunities for recourse.
A few things:

1. An "idea" is nothing. An "idea" is not a competitive advantage. If it does take off in even the slightest, Facebook will just copy it, throw resources behind it and crush them.

2. What is their "unfair advantage"? From what I can tell none of them are developers, designers, or have a network of people that they can leverage in the industry.

I, like most other people here, have what I think is a great idea for business. I'm not going to quit my relatively well paying job for it or risk my family's well being for it.

I'm going to talk to people I know in the industry I'm targeting, I'm going to personally use my skill set to develop the web site and the backend on nights and weekends and host it on AWS.

After I do the first rough design using Bootstrap. I'm sure I can scrounge up enough money to find a real designer to do high fidelity mock ups that I can use to make a presentable site.

The most realistic case is that it will turn into a little extra income. Worse case, I'm out of a few hundred bucks in AWS hosting cost, spent some time getting better at a few technologies, and I have a portfolio of well designed code I can show when I'm interviewing.
of course they eat all kinds of raw fruit and vegetables, tomato is pretty much considered equal to apple, you will see people in streets of Beijing holding it and biting it like apple, same goes for cucumber which is especially popular in summer as alternative to ice cream to cool you down

speaking from perspective of someone who lived years in China with real Chinese, ignorance of previous poster is unlimited
your conception of RNN as a magic bullet is sorely mistaken.

for something like a meaningful name for a colour requires far more learning, data and context than is reasonable...
The car form factor can't be shared because everyone needs one at the same time (to commute to work). This is a major problem with making good cities in America, would be solvable by reintroducing minibuses.
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iirc pantone charge you an arm and a leg to use their colours...
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>Using Electron may have accelerated the process but let's not pretend that the author is going to rewrite it in something more performant once a little traction is gained.

If we also dont pretend that the sort of people complaining are anything but a distraction.

Because nothing is stopping them from writing something they like better, except off course skill, attitude and discipline. Thankfully they are able to contribute something much more valuable: opinions.

So, yeah. Maybe its a resource hog. Its still interesting and far superior to resource friendly version with the same feature set due to it having the awesome feature of actually existing.
please don't call ABCs Chinese, apparently one billion Chinese would disagree with your comment, apples are extremely popular, so are mandarins, tomatoes and nuts, all raw in China

real Chinese eat lot of raw stuff, if ABCs don't it must be some of their local fetish
Yes. The first time they didn't have the new machines yet. The second time, they had the machines, but they didn't work for my passport. That didn't matter (except for some stress that they might turn me away), since you still had to queue afterwards anyway.
Swing trading, seriously? The OP mentioned nothing about having a) money to invest or b) any financial knowledge.
Hi HN, just wanted to share my latest side project. It essentially is a gallery of lists of data that you may need in your mockups. It pairs well with the Craft by Invision Sketch-plugin.

The project has been online for a week, so feel free to give me your feedback as well as new lists that you think would be good to have on there.

All lists are available on Github.

Thanks!
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My first startup was funded almost that way. One of my co-founders was a navy officer that had a thing for putting on a suit and sitting in fancy bars ordering black russians, and on one of those occasions while we were consiering where to get funding, he got talking to a recently returned long time expat who was wealthy, bored and looking for somewhere to invest. Two weeks later we had the cash in hand.

This was someone who knew nothing about our area. We were starting an ISP and he had never had a computer on his desk (this was '95...) - he'd always had secretaries to do "that stuff"; to him it was pretty much a game and a gamble based on getting on well with my co-founder that evening in a bar.
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do we have the same definition of "cavity search"?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_cavity_search
And violating the privacy of U.S. citizens is helping to stop nation state actors how? Do you think that is proportional to the threat?

Besides, last I heard a certain underregulated U.S. company enabled this mass manipulation. (Hint: it starts with an F.)

And you think the KGB is bothered my these measures in the least?
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I clicked on this expecting a metaphor where home == society.
well done. this is a cool app.

good luck charging for it though... if there is not a free one, some free-app loving developer might waste a couple of hours of his afternoon doing the same and shipping it for free.
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> The minimum size for 6 doors is probably about the size of a long-wheelbase Transit van

Depends on the mini-bus layout. 7-seater VW Touran (4527 mm long) has 5 doors. So maybe it possible to build 5 m long van with 6 doors, with 2 on the back.

> Won't help in really dense cities like London where traffic is at walking pace

Dedicated lanes and some regulations will be needed. For example mini-bus shouldn't be allowed to enter crowded routes unless it has 3 passengers. So two people would have to wait 5 min for the third passenger and so on. Or it can be used to transport people from suburbs to subway stations in cities like London.
It's be good if at the TCP level you could send multiple request packets across different connections on mobile and have whoever got back first was chosen for a while as the default. You have to admit currently this is very clunky.

I would also add that specifically for things like Uber it'd be good to set very low network timeouts for Wifi and allow certain apps to suggest to the device they'd like to switch.
doesn't sound all that crazy...already I like their homepage summary better than what I get from the bbc sports section or espn...also this could prove valuable experience for the kids even if this doesn't work, their subsequent attempts might.
This is so cool - just bought! Great work.
If you really care about matching existing paint, you want specialized equipment. Professional colorimeters call handle this task with ease, but I don't think smartphone cameras are quite up to the task.

If I wanted to do this, I'd try something like the Color Muse [1]. It's a $60 Bluetooth peripheral that proports​ to do accurate color scanning. Then an app on your phone tells you the specific paint that corosponds to the scanned color.

I haven't used it personally and can't vouch for it's performance, but I wouldn't trust phone camera alone and wouldn't spend $1k+ on a pro model, so I figure it's worth a shot

[1] https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KKEMIF0/
Not really. Both bases stayed pretty true to their colors.
1. shape your past work at calvin klein and any other projects into a nice little portfolio.

2. make a simple, clean resume which states those experiences in text form.

3. dont call yourself a junior. speak to the experiences you have had, which are several.

4. continue learning, make yourself an expert on one or more of the emerging, most common frameworks and language.

5. document your finds and solutions on a blog and github

6. link all this together, send out short emails with a link to your links.

You can't miss. You will get a job.
Sounds to me like voting with your pocket book. How is this a bad thing?

Would you also object if I didn't want to purchase clothes that are manufactured in a way I find morally deplorable? Hey it's not the workers fault right?
To convince yourself of this, just google "optical illusion color".
those sounds like prices of regular European supermarket,I was under impression that US supermarkets we supposed to be even cheaper than European

these things are permanently in promotion rotating between various supermarkets:
1kg banana 1.1€, 1kg grapes 2-2.2€, bunch of fresh spinach 1.2-2€, etc
Yeah, that's true. Even these cute color books are ridiculously overpriced.
Unfortunately these designated places become designated because the labour is cheap, the environmental and health and safety legislation is non-existent at best. The end result is loads of pollution and a high death rate amongst workers, but its cheap so its got that going for it.
Since this is a Linux clone:

> They are useless against real Trojans

Highly doubt anyone will consider it as a way of protecting against trojans.

> In worst case it's blocking applications from self updating which can lead to a less secure system.

Since this is mostly done on the package management level, it makes sense to use a tool similar to Little Snitch. You're detecting how apps phone home and nothing more. I would take it a step further and disallow some apps to connect to the Internet at all, and allow some apps to contact only certain web pages. Seems like a good way without spending a lot of time playing with firewalls.
I am quite sure there is no such thing as a politician with whom everyone agrees.

It is all about compromise.
The KKK is like some mythical beast brought out every couple years to scare people.

It is almost non existent.
What kind of influence on voters is OK in your books? Political rallies where you lie about what you'll do and about your opponents? Discussions with friends? TV ads?
i just don't understand why we don't replace it with universal email, everyone has it and it is certainly possible to build chat on top of it
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https://static01.nyt.com/images/2017/05/07/magazine/07airbus...

"Beware of propeller" seems like a strange name for a ship :)
The prices per gb, while initially ground breaking, are now some of the highest in the industry. Look around.
Probably that YouTube, phoning home, and using ssh was using all of his bandwidth.
In the solution of this exercise, 4 example puzzles are given. Here is the first one:

knuth(a, [[1,_,_,_,_,6,_,8,_],
[5,_,8,7,2,1,4,_,6],
[_,6,_,3,8,_,2,_,1],
[8,4,_,_,_,3,_,_,5],
[_,_,5,_,6,_,8,_,_],
[6,_,_,8,_,_,_,4,2],
[3,_,6,_,4,8,_,2,_],
[4,_,7,6,3,2,1,_,8],
[_,8,_,5,_,_,_,_,4]]).

Consider now a Prolog solution for 9x9 (i.e., "normal") Sudoku puzzles, using integer constraints:

sudoku(Rows) :-
length(Rows, 9), maplist(same_length(Rows), Rows),
append(Rows, Vs), Vs ins 1..9,
maplist(all_distinct, Rows),
transpose(Rows, Columns), maplist(all_distinct, Columns),
Rows = [As,Bs,Cs,Ds,Es,Fs,Gs,Hs,Is],
blocks(As, Bs, Cs), blocks(Ds, Es, Fs), blocks(Gs, Hs, Is).

blocks([], [], []).
blocks([N1,N2,N3|Ns1], [N4,N5,N6|Ns2], [N7,N8,N9|Ns3]) :-
all_distinct([N1,N2,N3,N4,N5,N6,N7,N8,N9]),
blocks(Ns1, Ns2, Ns3).

This is indeed exactly a case where search is necessary, because the pruning applied by this concrete constraint solver is not strong enough to deduce the unique solution. If we only post the constraints, we get:

?- knuth(a, Rows),
sudoku(Rows),
maplist(portray_clause, Rows).
[1, _, _, _, _, 6, _, 8, _].
[5, _, 8, 7, 2, 1, 4, _, 6].
[_, 6, _, 3, 8, _, 2, _, 1].
[8, 4, _, _, _, 3, _, _, 5].
[_, _, 5, _, 6, _, 8, _, _].
[6, _, _, 8, _, _, _, 4, 2].
[3, _, 6, _, 4, 8, _, 2, _].
[4, _, 7, 6, 3, 2, 1, _, 8].
[_, 8, _, 5, _, _, _, _, 4].

However, it is exactly as you say: Even assigning a single variable a concrete value automatically enforces the solution by constraint propagation alone:

?- knuth(a, Rows),
sudoku(Rows),
Rows = [[_,Var|_]|_],
indomain(Var),
maplist(portray_clause, Rows).
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9].
[5, 9, 8, 7, 2, 1, 4, 3, 6].
[7, 6, 4, 3, 8, 9, 2, 5, 1].
[8, 4, 2, 1, 9, 3, 6, 7, 5].
[9, 7, 5, 2, 6, 4, 8, 1, 3].
[6, 3, 1, 8, 7, 5, 9, 4, 2].
[3, 1, 6, 9, 4, 8, 5, 2, 7].
[4, 5, 7, 6, 3, 2, 1, 9, 8].
[2, 8, 9, 5, 1, 7, 3, 6, 4].

Note though the general point: A sufficiently strong constraint solver could have deduced the unique solution even without trying any concrete value, exclusively by reasoning about the posted constraints with sufficient sophistication! This concrete solver can't, due to the particular trade-off between efficiency and pruning strength that was chosen by the implementor, and so search must settle the remaining part.

One of the other puzzles is:

knuth(d, [[1,_,3,_,5,6,_,8,9],
[6,8,_,3,_,9,1,_,5],
[_,9,5,1,8,_,6,3,_],
[3,_,8,9,6,_,_,5,1],
[_,1,9,5,_,8,3,6,_],
[5,6,_,_,3,1,9,_,8],
[_,5,6,_,9,3,8,1,_],
[8,_,1,6,_,5,_,9,3],
[9,3,_,8,1,_,5,_,6]]).

In this case, the solution is not unique. We can use the constraint solver to count the number of admissible solutions, again using search:

?- knuth(d, Rows),
sudoku(Rows),
findall(., maplist(labeling([ff]), Rows), Ls),
length(Ls, L).

Yielding: L = 12.

This indeed shows that search is necessary in general also when applying constraint programming. Still, no such search is applied in the posted article. In the example contained in the article, the constraints alone suffice to determine the unique solution. I leave it as an exercise for the reader to determine whether this is the case for all 4x4 Sudoku puzzles.
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Do you really think so, that people don't want, say, a unique piece of jewellery but just to pretend - through what appears to be a fraud on behalf of the seller - that some over-priced mass-produced jewellery is unique.

I couldn't disagree more.

In part if I buy something on Etsy I'm considering that most of the money I spend will get re-spent in that person's local community. In part I'm trying to encourage them in their craftmanship/art.
Technically, 27% of eligible voters voted for the Republican party. How many of those voted for Trump is unknown. But it's definitely less than all of them.
It would make a splendid Culture ship name!
Were you just picked out when your passport was being stamped? When you handed your immigration form in? Did someone approach you in baggage reclaim?
S pedelecs are limited to assisting up to 45km/h https://www.emotion-technologies.de/e-bike-typen/s-pedelec/ but fall within 'light moped' categories and as such cannot officially be used on cycle paths in the UK (but can be in Netherlands although there are moves afoot to remove them due to the speed differentials).

Another 'dodgy' option is to 'chip' your ebike and this will usually enable a assist limited 25km/h bike help you up to 45km/h.

What you do find is that people that are regular cyclists find eBikes too slow however on flat roads. Get a hill, and suddenly they come into their own. If you live in a hilly city/town, they really come into their own.

Prior to owning an eBike I would consider avoiding the most direct routes seeking out the flatter shallower gradient routes or finding myself pushing the bike up the steeper direct routes. These days I get to where I'm going at 25km/h and saves me a lot of time.

I still go out on my cyclocross bike when I want to really enjoy a long leisure ride. Ebikes are very boring as leisure rides.
It is very timely!
That will only result in higher rents in the city because you didn't address the root cause: lack of housing supply
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But then Etsy lose all those sales, which presumably is why they don't do that.

Are they more committed to their morals or their profit?
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The real name is actually painted at the top. It's BBC Volga [1]. Currently in the Bahamas.

1: https://www.vesselfinder.com/de/vessels/BBC-VOLGA-IMO-943632...