skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
but it is true i think, that immigrants do take jobs away from the lower-skilled demographics, because they may be willing to take on a lower wage than their native counterparts. The influx of new demand due to immigrants is going to be slower to materialize as wealth to the upper-eschelons of owners, which is then slower to trickle down to more hires/jobs to meet demand. Therefore, in the immediate future, the natives are less well-off.
They might want to say on the github what this is and what it achieves.

The first page of a github project is like a landing page. You get a few seconds to explain your product (project).

BTW I like the idea of a having a standard directory structure for these sorts of apps, a bit like rails.
This looks really interesting
I migliori ingredienti naturali per prodotti fatti in casa
I know a guy who does arbitrage of porn traffic and he makes $2M a month, already saved up $20M.
> “alternative facts”

Would of been nice if they had kept anti Trump rhetoric out of this.
Yes, as a benchmark an 80kg male rider that's an athlete but not a pro (say cat1 or cat2) can produce maybe 1200-1300 watts for 10 seconds, and maybe 400 watts or so for 5 minutes.
As for me, I develop https://thestartupway.website/ only by myself but I really cannot tell you if it's a successful business. I have a job of a software engineer and when my friends ask me to make a landing page for them I just use my tool and take a small money from them. It's just for fun for me and it's great that it helps somebody with their needs. So, for me, it's a little success )
just got to this point. it almost feels wrong how i can get done with "work" in 30 min on a good day and a couple of hours on a bad day, and then have all this time to myself while everyone i know is working in an office till evening. this has also given me the luxury of being up till morning and then waking up by lunch time
Yet, no one is tackling the AI UI problem. Why is that?

I can't believe people are still thinking natural language is the way to go...
This is interesting. I'll chime in w/ one additional anecdata point - recently I've started supplementing Methyl Folate, B6 and B12 and saw significant increase in my energy levels; not in a jittery stimulant-like way, but more like w/ calmness and clarity.

Have you experienced any negative side effects? Any advise on what to be cautious for?
The first two are totally solvable with a couple ESLint rules (`===` and `no-var`), and the latter somewhat solveable with TypeScript or Flow.
Yeah, but did he win the Putnam?
تور مشهد در هتل اولیا
هتل اولیا مشهد از هتل های تازه تاسیس ۲ ستاره مشهد است که در آبان ماه ۱۳۹۲ در میدان شهدا، خیابان شیرازی افتتاح شد. این هتل دارای مزیت های خوبی می باشد که بارزترین مزیت آن نزدیک بودن به جوار بارگاه امام رضا (ع) می باشد. ادامه در http://xn----4mcbuhcsd6mvade17j9n.com/mashhad-tour/%D8%AA%D9%88%D8%B1-%D9%85%D8%B4%D9%87%D8%AF-%D8%AF%D8%B1-%D9%87%D8%AA%D9%84-%D8%A7%D9%88%D9%84%DB%8C%D8%A7/
Other Haskells with Lisp syntax: https://wiki.haskell.org/Haskell_Lisp
Failure to Appear is failure to comply with a court summons, not failure to pay a parking ticket. There is definitely more to this story.
Pricing Your Product: Part Art and Part Science
https://insomnia.rest/

Guy quit his job a year or two ago to develop this full-time and seems to be doing pretty well for himself. I use the client all the time as a developer.
Isn't that exactly what `import()` is?
That's the state propaganda. Turkic people in that area are later arrivals, and the Ottoman Turks basically pinned their legitimacy on the religion of the region. Suleiman was "generous" because the state propaganda of the time was "Ottoman Justice".

Consider a hypothetical history with Persian empire not falling to Muslims and Byzantine also enduring. Best buddies forever or likely the same pattern of pull-push on borders and a cultural clusters boundary condition?

Geography is the key here, not people's misunderstanding regarding the meaning of it all.
If Satoshi Nakamoto is still alive and still has access to the coins he mined but never sold, they're already worth billions and the work has changed the world.
I've roasted a few times, simply using an old hot air popcorn popper. It was a lot of fun, but there isn't anywhere local I can get good green beans. Do you have any recommendations for on-line shops?

Regarding robusta- first crack tends to be hard to hear, which can mess up your roast if you aren't careful. My subjective recommendation is to use them for ~10% of your total bean bill. Crema for days when you pull shots, great earthy flavor. Pairs really well with Sumatran beans.
Your README don't explain how I can/should integrate it in an existing Vue project.
Let's say I use the webpack-simple template to scaffold my project...
I really would like to give it a try
Stripe Payment Gateway for WooCommerce
SciHub has onion site scihub22266oqcxt.onion, I don't know about LibGen though.
It enables you to not package modules that your app's not using, preventing the dreaded "shipping x MB to your users".
From coal to solar, India's energy landscape is almost too hard to keep up with
Yes of course. I'm hypothesising character AIs that don't know they are in a game. From their point of view, it's all 'real'. They might get built that way to maximise the realism of their behaviour.
Working by example may work. And analysing many successful examples may also yield some insight. But make sure to get the full picture: look also at those who fail. They might have tried the very same methods to most degrees. Don't fall for the survivorship bias :) It might be other factors which are truely important than those which seem the obvious ones.
Just what we need, more economic hocus pocus. People need to understand that buying toxic cars is wrong. No amount of tax or financial liability makes it OK. This is moral issue.
> When everyone but me is asleep it's so peaceful and quiet, and I can read, slay work dragons, learn stuff, or just veg. Unfortunately this usually results in maybe six low quality hours of sleep. And I pay for it in distractibility, moodiness, not as smart as I am when well rested, etc. ...I actually feel worse much of the time. More tired, speak less clearly, slow thought... It sucks.

Are you me?
These sorts of papers would be a little easier to read if the definitions were a little tighter and the goal of the article was a little clearer. "Marketplace" & "trust" are big-ish words, for example.

I'm still not sure what the "The challenge of decentralized marketplaces" is. Securing reputation systems against spam? What's all the stuff about different market types for?
I thought that it would be an interesting read about misconceptions in archeology, but turned out to be white shaming.
I think this issue has been overblown. The x86 ISA isn't necessarily more power hungry per 'computational unit' than the ARM ISA (except for some lower-end cases):

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/188396-the-final-isa-sho...

In particular: https://www.extremetech.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/Avera...
That definitely sounds plausible for a very early computer, yep. Hand toggling, in this case, meant literally loading code probably bit by bit (byte by byte if you were lucky) with switches. Very error prone.
Mumbai has an efficient, exclusive food-delivery service–if you can afford it
...and it's blocked.
I made millions from Adsense, not in USD though :)
Git as a NoSql database
Researchers develop cross-browser fingerprinting technique
It's been known since around ~2010 that browsing the web with javascript enabled allows third parties to track you across the internet irrespective of whether you have DNT/cookies enabled or use incognito mode. It seems that now similar approaches can be used to track you even if you use different browsers [1] and the source is available if not fully complete [2].

Quite a good talk on this last year at MS Research[3].

This raises a question - will we see users start to disable javascript in the same way as they have started to enable DNT and (to a degree disable cookies)?

[1]:https://www.ghacks.net/2017/02/14/researchers-develop-cross-browser-fingerprinting-technique

[2]:https://github.com/Song-Li/cross_browser

[3]:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y1Y96jC5AA
India and China are taking the lead in renewables. Trump and the republicans will be still stuck in oil and coal when the world leaves them behind. If the future is robotics and Ai is powered by electricity you have to invest in the future ie solar instead of protecting the past ie coal and oil.
Vietnamese dong?
An Ode to Cultured Code (and Things 3)
UpCloud+Kontena – all Suomi (Finnish) love
Thousands of developers in developing countries beg to disagree.
Harnessing the energy generated when freshwater meets saltwater
> It's the worst when I'm working on my computer, due to the blue light (I've started wearing yellow sunglasses to minimize the effect)

If you are on Linux you should have a look at Redshift[0]. It allows you to adjust color temperature and brightness via command line. During daytime I put more blue and brightness into the screen, depending on the weather outside (5000K-6500K, 70%-100% brightness). I do this once when I start working. When it gets dark outside I turn the values down to something like 3000K-4000K and 50%-70% brightness, depending on the amount of light inside the room. This relaxes your eyes and puts you in a better (less tensive) mood, especially at night. Redshift really became essential to me.

[0]:http://jonls.dk/redshift/
> A fit man can, in an hour, produce about 400 watt-hours of electricity

That's not "a fit man" that's a trained and fit cyclist, good marathon runners (2h15) were measured at an average 300W over the run[0], a fit adult might reach 200W.h over an hour or two, over long periods of time (e.g. an entire workday) you won't get much more than 100W.h if even that, an average fit labourer would be around 75W.h.

And that's mechanical in all cases, not electrical, you then have to factor in conversion losses. While a large rotary generator is ridiculously efficient (98~99%) it doesn't scale down that well (you'll be at about 80~90% at the generator output) following which you still need to remove the losses from the voltage regulator, battery, and possibly AC converter.

And then you still have the issue that your base energy sources (people) is not really efficient at converting food to mechanical energy in the first place.

Frankly, you'd be better off with a team of draft animals powering a big crank/wheel (with a flywheel for regulation), the average draft horse can produce ~740W (1hp) sustained. There's a reason why they (and oxen and other beasts of burden) have been used until engines became a thing.

[0] http://running.competitor.com/2016/11/photos/understanding-r...
Bitcoin? That is, if Satoshi is a single person
Pakistani Rupee!
Best approach: Use no poison.
An alien may say: This humans seem to be bit insane - they put a lot of poison on their fields where they grow their food in order to protect their weak breeded plants against pets while they do everything that this pests have a easy run. Maybe we should search for another planet where the creatures seem to be more sane.
We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14436893 and marked it off-topic.
Distrokid
It's worth noting that the majority (~60%) of illegal immigrants arrive legally and simply overstay their visas. Also, Mexicans no longer make up the majority of the undocumented.

Not arguing for or against anything, just putting some numbers out that I recently learned, and found surprising myself. Should be an easy google-verify if you're interested.
Different Aspects of Smoked Fish in Windsor Essex
Deep learning box for $1700
without saying too much, the businesses all revolve around the fact that certain ad networks report data in such a way that its not usable by people.

i pull the data once a day and create reports with a cronjob. the server is idle 99.999993% of the time and peak concurrent queries is 1.

once people buy that service, they quickly realize that although the data is now presented in such a way that you can gain insights from it, they still can't do anything with it, because they don't really get math. because of that, i upsell some data analytics consulting where they basically get my skype and can ask questions.

there are millions of super low hanging fruit services like that to be written, if youre willing to allow your TAM to be 1M ARR.

on the consulting side of things, i spend about 5 minutes a day talking to people, which means that my hourly on that is ridiculous.
doesn't it include "making millions from adsense or from creating software products" ? I think Yes
That's true. But if you want to look at it from the perspective of how laypeople use PCs, the discussion about security is totally different from a purely technical one.

Assuming you know better than installing adware or installing random chrome extensions, Chrome is the most secure browser out there.

Btw, regarding extensions, before Mozilla switched to WebExtensions, you could do nasty stuff like extension-reuse attacks.
How much VC funding do you think this can attract?
"Most work, however, we carried out ourselves."

"a human needs to be motivated in order to produce energy."

Historically, "ourselves" was equivalent to "members of a disfavored ethnic group and/or social class" and the "motivation" was provided by guys with swords, whips, pistols, etc.

I'd rather not see routine slavery/serfdom come back, thanks.
Plenty of examples available in the Journal of Minimal Access Surgery:

Pavlidis TE, Pavlidis ET, Sakantamis AK. The role of laparoscopic surgery in gastric cancer. J Min Access Surg 2012;8:35-8

Pai A, Melich G, Marecik SJ, Park JJ, Prasad LM. Current status of robotic surgery for rectal cancer: A bird's eye view. J Min Access Surg 2015;11:29-34

'I feel that my cancer was aggravated for medical negligence and laparoscopy' is a fair and very good question, but must be studied and answered correctly.
Image upload and moderation with Vue.js and Node.js
Simulated consciousness is simply not consciousness You state this as fact, but it's actually a hotly contested philosophical debate that is many decades old already. Perhaps you're aware of this but perhaps not? If not, read up on Strong AI, Chalmers, Dennett, the Chinese room and counterarguments etc. You are welcome to your opinions but none of this is settled 'fact'.
It really. It's perfectly valid and descriptive English.
One value of Bitcoin is keeping money save from the authorities. For anonymous donations and microdonations it is also usefull. Speculation or insurance against the Fiat money economy is another usecase.
And Black Mirror too.
https://www.howtogeek.com/305363/what-is-windows-s-and-how-i...
I was struck by lightning yesterday–and boy am I sore (2013)
The science of being struck by lightning
The scourge of web analytics
/usr/lib/xscreensaver/voronoi

man voronoi:

“This implementation takes advantage of the OpenGL depth buffer to compute the cells for us, by rendering the intersection of overlapping cones in an orthographic plane.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD_8cBvknUM
Please first define success. You should think about your own values in order to know what is success for you.

I personally know people that made millions from creating software products and companies. But I do know nobody that did(or does it) it alone.

In fact, I "made millions" myself whatever that means starting with software(a million dollars is way less than 10 years ago because of inflation so it is not that much, specially if you life in a expensive place), but I made a hell lot of work and found colleagues along the way.

IMHO you should never focus on money. Money is just a tool for exchanging value. You should focus on creating value, even if at first it gives you little money. Because of innovation dilemma most things that create real value give you very little money first( Do you know how much money the Apple Store did the first year?)

In my opinion your priority should be finding a social circle that will help and understand you. If you have a business that means entrepreneurs. They will understand and support you like no one else. HN is virtual, you need real people around.

For me success is the ability to be free in my life, made my own decisions in my business, I could write on HN, or go climb a mountain when people is working, or travel a new country, or the ability to only invest on business that are ethical for me.

If earning more money means not being free, I will decline the offer, in fact I decline offers every single day. Why should I do it? To become a 80 years old billionaire? To have everybody know me so I have to live isolated against paparazzis or criminals wanting to kidnap my children because they know I am rich?

But your values could be different. Your priorities could be to show off, exert power over other people, of go meet interesting people, or have extreme experiences or send your children to elite schools, whatever is success for you.
Most religious activities, in most major world religions, are boringly prosaic, and function as simple shared loci for community activities as much as anything else.

The mentally ill as described in this article simply use their shared experiences as paranoia fuel. None of the other aspects apply.
Prices only remain flat (0% inflation) if no increase in productivity occurs.

2% inflation doesn't mean the currency has been debased by 2%, it means: if it has become x% cheaper to produce a basket of goods -- and the price of this basket of goods has increased by 2% -- the currency has been devalued by (2+x)%.

Producers are constantly competing to cut the costs of production, in order to gain market share at the expense of competitors, so I don't see how flat prices can be a reasonable assumption.
This case after the use of a morcellator is interesting

"Uterine myomas are the most common female genital tumour and occur in ~25% of reproductive-aged women"

"Parasitic myoma after laparoscopic surgery is very rare condition, there are almost 35 cases in the literature"

Temizkan O, Erenel H, Arici B, Asicioglu O. A case of parasitic myoma 4 years after laparoscopic myomectomy . J Min Access Surg 2014;10:202-3

Here we have a first measure of what "risky medical procedure" means in this case. Less than 0.07%. It seems that those are extremely rare cases, not justifying returning to old procedures that involve more pain and more health risk for 50.000 women. More invasive procedures equal to more people dying in operating theathers or in post-operative phase by the risks of surgery. Cancer is a drama of course, but this looks like a "lets kill thousands to save tens". More research is needed.
Because we are curious!
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Thank you for this answer!

> your SEO, ads, and word-of-mouth are doing their thing behind the scenes.

However, I imagine this takes some more work/skill to really pull off than just letting it do it's thing.
You should use HTML.parser and focus on the conversion to markdown.
The way you parse HTML in the convert function is very inefficient and can easily produce incorrect results with valid HTML (e.g. <p class="some>stuff">some text</p> )
Direct current across the brain. Really. I mean, in my younger or attractive days, I fell in for a while with a bunch of kink players who for safety reasons wouldn't even put DC across their et cetera, but other people consider it just fine for their actual brains. Sure.

Ever get that odd morning moment where you're not sure you woke up in the same worldline where you fell asleep? I think this one might be a Cronenberg film, but hey, at least I'm probably not actually in it.
Could I add them? Sure, but I was being sarcastic, and making a simple point. That point is, NO ONE BUT YOU controls: what goes in your shopping cart, what goes in your mouth, and whether you decide to go for a walk or watch more Oprah, Keeping Up with The Kardashians, etc.

Futhermore more, people (especially "liberals") keep complaining about the cost of healthcare, but have ZERO interest in discussing the cost of bad personal health i.e., diet, lifestyle, etc.) Expecting the healthcare system to make mostly preventable disease cost-free is ridiculously. Sure, that doesn't cover everything. I get that. But if we stopped wasting soooooooo much money on the preventables, we'd have plenty for the truly ill.

Instead we blame the system.

p.s. When you look down and can't see your own "thing" when you pee, isn't that a red flag? Instead, we keep eating ice cream - it's our right, right? - and blame anything but ourselves. Again, ridiculous.
Hey OP, just wanted to let you know - the animation is making a horizontal scrollbar appear and disappear at the bottom of the page.

What I think is happening is that as .limo-container (which is 100% of page width) rotates, its "real" bounding box is expanding and contracting ever so slightly. Just open the devtools and focus on that div, you'll get it immediately.

(I'm on Chromium 57.0.2987.98 (Developer Build) on Linux, FWIW.)
Keyword: preventable.

Point being, we're not ill because we need to be, we're ill because - wait for it - we want to be.

Welcome to The Matrix. We're just fuel for the machines. And apparently, we're more that happy to be as such.
Escorts Thessaloniki: Γνωρίστε Τις Escorts Thessaloniki
I think the most ingenious implication of what you're describing is that as a side effect, it is therefore guaranteed that no two distinct message will have the same nonce.
Any sufficiently advanced communication is indistinguishable from noise
Wtf is "human software"? And by the way, what's wrong with adding sugar on top of a low level system? Do you program with syscalls? I bet linux must be a pretty shitty software since it requires so many libraries and abstractions for "humans" to be able to work with it.
I agree with the DK reference, but I disagree that we have the "calories in" nailed down (and of course, calories out is completely out of the question).

For example, food temperature must (calorically) make some difference - e.g., if I drink a liter of 3 deg(celsius) water every day, and remain at 36 dec(celsius) myself, vs. if I drink a 43 deg(celsius) tea (and remain at same temp), the "in" is significantly difference (to the tune of 40kcal/liter between the extremes), whether you count it on in or out.

Furthermore, we don't even have carbs properly - depending on microbiome, undigestable fiber to you might be digestable to me, e.g. [0], and whether you eat digest papaya or carbon at the same time as other things can significantly change how much "calories in" the represent.

[0] http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2010/04/japanese-guts-are-mad...
Oh, I missed the context. I agree 100%
I meant higher level constructs. Classes are just an example. Even in Haskell you have typeclasses and modules. The point is that even though in JavaScript (and other Turing complete languages) you can emulate anything with what is available (for JS that is functions) you cannot easily build tooling around your ad hoc constructs.
That's not the whole story.

Do this experiment: drink/eat fat, 38% sweet cream is probably the friendliest to the uninitiated, but butter, olive oil, coconut oil would also work.

It doesn't get more dense than pure fat (and only about 2.5 as much as 38%fat sweet cream), and you will NOT be hungry afterwards.
Soon with the new webpack-cli, you'll just be able to 'webpack init':

https://medium.com/webpack/announcing-the-new-webpack-cli-75...
While a simple lisp-like macro system would indeed be convenient when requiring a tool to transform source code, it must be mentioned that metaprogramming as in generating large amount of code based on unpredictable input is better served by tools like metaocaml or, I've heard, template Haskell, which have no equivalent that I'm aware of in lisp world.