skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But there are also tons of reasoned and interesting posts on those mediums... the closest that exist on Twitter is the occasionally burst of tweets that you probably didn't even read on Twitter but saw on one of those Twitter conversation archiving websites, as the burst of tweets is totally untraceable :/. Twitter doesn't just "encourage" superficial content with its character limit: it actively enforces superficial content if you want to participate. I have half a million followers on Twitter and I essentially don't ever post anything there as it is next to impossible to say anything of value in 140 characters :/. Everyone I know in my field with Twitter accounts and a ton of followers essentially just use it to post snide bullshit and start arguments, or try and fail to be informative and spend the next week trying and failing to correct some misconception people got due to lack of context. The closest it comes to ever working is in the small community of people who seriously take to reddit to discuss what someone said on Twitter, which is the dumbest thing I could imagine... and it isn't even like Twitter is some amazingly successful company that can say "you are wrong, this works great": most of the talk about them is that they will fail or be acquired at a much lower valuation than they had many years ago.
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engine was a big mistake

An even better scheme would have been proof-carrying code: a contract should have been a pair (c, p) where c is the program expressing the contract (in a Turing complete language) together with a proof p in a suitable program logic (for total correctness) that proves that c does not do a bad thing (e.g. consume too many resources). It's easy to check that the proof p is valid for c.
Why do we need a global leader anymore?
I just want more information about this subject. Not sure why I am being down-voted?
A failed state.
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I was in San Antonio, Texas last week and while not exactly on the same scale as the pyramids, The Alamo has a similar middle-of-nowhere isolated feel to it when represented in the media, while in actuality it's smack dab in the middle of downtown -- surrounded by hotels and gift shops.
> Lisp, the granddaddy of all FP languages, is dynamically typed.

Lisp is a multi-paradigm language of which FP is one of them. You're referring to Standard ML or Haskell and that should explain why people conflate FP with static typing.
Well, China has more than four times as many citizens.
I have a cleantech startup, and in the industry we see this decision as only having a negative impact on deep red states. Most other states will implement mandates in line with Paris on their own, which will grow their local energy economies (the transition means lots of jobs).

Deep red states that try to slow the transition will just get left behind. Trump is hurting his own base, while not slowing anyone else down. The economics are simply too good to turn back now.

Happy to answer questions. And many companies in cleantech are hiring!
I'm really unsure why you want to be this pedantic, but okay.
You are making a lot of assumptions here.
My point is that bunch will idiom recognize division algorithms and change them. So yes, yes they do!
I don't think anyone argues that it doesn't occur, not even Republicans. The focus is on the extent of man's impact and what should be done about it. From the Republican point of view the alarmists have lost all credibility since about the 70s or 80s.
It's almost like they have more people then the US does? Like about four times as many?
It could be a big help. In fact, the program's name roughly translates to "subsidy" or "helper amount", which sets the right expectation I guess.

The cost of living is vastly different in urban centres and rural areas though, as is the quality of life in general. You can live on that kind of money if you live in the boonies and only consume locally-sourced food (increasingly rare as the middle east is getting hit hard by climate change), but anything that's imported will be prohibitively expensive. That includes medicine and fuel.

Once you enter a large city (where you can have an acceptable quality of life), shelter becomes very expensive. Putting together the deposit to rent an apartment for Iranian youth is almost as hard as saving up for a mortgage downpayment in the US.
"Am departing presidential councils. Climate change is real. Leaving Paris is not good for America or the world."

It doesn't get any clearer than that. Consensus was a step in the right direction. Disrupting the consensus before anything could be accomplished is a step backwards.
Yeah, I agree. There's no way that an engineer is getting integer percentages of equity after seed round. Maybe if they're highly recruited, in which case Google et al. would pay more.
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This type of smoke and mirrors bs is common in tech startups in my experience. The good news is even if the company is unwilling to disclose, Delaware law requires companies incorporated there (most tech startups, even in the Valley) to disclose key cap table numbers to share holders. You can exercise even 1 option to own a share and send the company a letter asking/demanding the info you seek.

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"As a Delaware corporation, all of the company’s stockholders (including minority stockholders) have the right to inspect and make copies of the company’s stock ledger and its books and records upon a written demand to the company. The stockholder’s inspection rights also apply to the company’s subsidiaries. Although Delaware corporate law does not specify the types of books and records that the stockholders may inspect, these rights extend, at a minimum, to the company’s financial records and corporate minute book."
You have to acknowledge that someone abusing opiods doesn't infringe on another's freedom but a terrorist attack does.

Not saying we shouldn't do anything about this drug epidemic but your comparison is fundamentally unsound.
Your internal data might not be consistent with what is stored in Stripe. Since Stripe is the one processing the payments, it is ultimately the source of truth for all data regarding whether or not transactions went through, failure reasons, disputes... etc.

The act of reconciling the list of transactions you have stored in your database with what the source of truth has is an important process for finance teams.
As stated in the article, Nicaragua did not sign the Paris agreement because they thought it was not enough. So it's a good opportunity to learn where this country is, because they owned it.
Paris climate deal: Trump announces US will withdraw
People have so much time on their hands. Get a job? Who cares about his stupid drivel? Time wasted on this could be donated to help the EFF or hackers for charity. Wtf?
USD is often judged by its performance against the currencies of other nations, in terms of the exchange rate differences over time.
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I think it is important to distinguish between the US and Trump and his supporters. Musk and Tesla are one of the big driving forces in fighting climate change - the cars are an important step, but long term their storage business might have an even larger impact on moving to renewable energies. So supporting them sounds like a very good idea, especially if you disagree with Trumps climate politics.
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Many large corporations have come out against this decision (P&G, Coca Cola, GE, FB, G, 3M, Dow etc). So if he's not doing this because of lobbying from them, why is he doing this? Lobbying from O&G companies? Or is it just pure ignorance?
Why do you assume we haven't measured what optimal looks like?
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Well, it was an inevitable ending to communist experiment, I would say baked in from the beginning.

The real tragedy that the whole communism thing even happened.

Some people also want dignity. That thing was in short supply back then and is getting thin today.
You're overreacting and falling into what China would love people to believe, that 4 years of bad leadership is equivalent to decades of autocracy.

When Trump is gone in 3 years, it's not gonna be so dire. Stupid short-sighted decision, but it's just a road bump. The Germans and Japanese recovered from WW2, pretty sure the US can recover from Trump.
TIL Delicious hadn't already been killed by Yahoo!

All kidding aside though they were one of the first to have a really cool domain name. It will always be del.icio.us to me.
And why would "learning a culture" before getting to be a part of it be any bad? Why should we be entitled to a free pass to some place that needs a culture to be grasped?
This is exactly facebook problem: lowering the bar is not a good thing per se, especially if you then pretend to run away from the responsibilities that come with it (i.e. being a fucking awesome amplifier for the worst shit ever)
The inflation coincided with the introduction of stricter US sanctions, which also coincided with this study's finding that over that same winter poor people who'd just seen prices rise (and lost massive food/fuel subsidies the program replaced) didn't rush to quit their jobs in the face of a more uncertain future. Even Basic Income campaign groups seem to accept that the program helped accelerate the inflation[1] but I'd be hesitant to draw any strong conclusions about BI - good or bad - from the period over which Iran first introduced it. Longer term studies might be a little more interesting if they exist, but there are plenty of other secular trends in the Iranian economy.

An even bigger issue for it as a case study might be the present Iranian government's keenness to phase the program out.

[1]http://basicincome.org/news/2012/05/opinion-irans-citizens-i...
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Why was this removed from the front page?
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Seems to me that doing something would actually create jobs, but maybe not enough to offset those lost? Shortsighted is what it really is. Who cares if it's job killing if the alternative is civilization killing.
US will give billions if it continues to pollute. Why not stop ruining our planet instead ? Win win situation !
I used to get very discouraged whenever this happened to me (which is often since very few ideas are original). But then i had a thought:

"If you want this offering and have never heard of this other company then THAT is your opportunity"

It means that at least one customer(yourself) has not been reached by your competition so there are probably many others in the same position as you. You just have to reach those uninformed potential customers first or more effectively than your competition.

I hope that thought helps!
This! Facebook is a great forum/chatroom if you use it that. Put your actual feeds in an RSS reader.
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So you're saying you want to emulate countries that have much denser populations, countries who are so poor that they can't afford much carbon-producing industry, yet who continue to have unsustainable birthrates? I'm pretty sure the US sets a better example on that front.

Carbon per capita aside, do you realize how much pollution China and India produce? Do you realize what the rivers and lakes are like in those countries?

Yet you want to pay them Billions of dollars from US taxpayers to enable them to do even more of the same? How does that make sense?
> Even as an environmentalist

Huh? From your comment history here, you seem like much more of a laissez-faire capitalist than any kind of environmentalist.
According to Michael E. Mann, in 2100 it's +4.5C with no action, +3.5C with just the Paris Accord, and +1.8C with ratcheting up. (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DBQpulkWAAE2mrc.jpg)
This is a bad day for the US, since by such a behavior ("America first -- ignore international pacts"), the other countries will less and less likely follow this country (with exception of Saudi Arabia, of course).

The Europeans are already drawn to China and India and this will grow stronger.

And Trump should not think, that European buyers will be more inclined in the future to support US companies by buying US products.
well that is basically my business model, :) . I don't feel like chasing money around, so I fund my own silly ideas. Sooner or later one idea/product will pay off (or not). I am trying to enjoy myself in the process. In the meantime we are adding equipment to the factory, and adding customers to our distribution network
There's a white-collar crime investigator who has a sign on the wall of his office/interrogation room: "If you're here, you're not as smart as you thought you were".
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Besides the obvious concerns about the impact on the climate, I'm really surprised that Trump doesn't recognize (or prioritize) the economic costs to pulling out of the agreement.

A new axis between the EU and China could jeopardize US efforts to become a leader in the research, development, sales, and services of clean tech. As costs of clean technology naturally drop to be equal or less than fossil fuels (as is already happening), this will become a massive market that ultimately shrinks the size of the oil/gas and coal industries.

The decision to pull out of the agreement could have a large negative impact on the ability to attract leading researchers and funding, which then affects future jobs and US competitiveness in what will clearly be a massive growth industry. This will lead to job loss in oil and gas, with no commensurate increase in the jobs in replacement fields.

Trump seems to take a "public company-esque" view of governing: focus on short-term gains rather than long-term R&D and strategic planning to win the long game.
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"We can't change structs that don't get SROA'ed because of limitations of the language. For one thing, essentially any memory we write to the GPU's global memory can be read from the CPU side, and it's basically impossible to tell what is and isn't read, so we have to keep the memory layout the same.
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Which is precisely a language semantic problem, since there are plenty of languages where you can change SOA to AOS.
In fact, it's wildly common among high perf fortran compilers
Yes, the Paris pact was toothless. It was never going to work, just like Kyoto didn't work. So what's wrong with pulling out of it?

Consternation over the Paris accord is, in my opinion, elitist liberal virtue signaling. (Here in the DC/MD/VA area, everyone will complain about this move at Starbucks sipping on lattes while driving one hour each way to work from their McMansion in the exurbs. God forbid we do anything that might require lifestyle changes, i.e. have some real hope of working.)
Has someone actually proposed that it's a net money gain to cut the budget of the entity that's supposed to enforce taxation?! Sounds like an idea only slightly less stupid than reducing the budget of the police so as to reduce crime...
It absolutely does.

Take two policy makers that both agree on the science of climate change. One advocates for a particular policy to mitigate the effects. The other decides that policy would be too expensive or cause other harms.

The correctness of the science doesn't automatically mean the policy in question is wise.
One of those words that is often a tell is "just". That's where people sweep a lot of things under the rug. Including here, where you've hidden the fact that you made an unsupported assertion that assumes an answer to the question we're discussing.

I'll note that it's a different bad argument, one about consumer choice, than the one I was addressing, which was about business choices. But consumer choices too always have implications. That's why, e.g., boycotts are a thing: small decisions add up.
Tech world reacts to Trump decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement
You are kind of ignoring the second paragraph, which goes hand in hand with the first.
I think you can't extrapolate your lack of education or knowledge of basic geography to everyone else. I'm also from Europe and of course I knew Nicaragua.
In that case we'll close this thread, since at this point a public discussion isn't in anyone's best interest.

We'll also redact the name of his employer from the two comments that mentioned it.
That also assumes that whatever economic gains will be greater than the potential gains we could make by creating exportable renewable technology and the benefits of creating large numbers of sustainable energy jobs.

Then you have to account for the fact that as pollution (and therefore, CO2) is reduced, air quality improves, cancer rates decrease and all of the other health benefits related to airborn pollutants.

We are looking at an America without those things, or at least with renewables being adopted slower and with more resistance from the federal government than before.

I'm ashamed really, I'm especially ashamed by all the poor/middle class people who are actually proud of this just because it makes liberals and europeans unhappy.
I am having a hard time understanding why this purchase makes sense, unless one simply wanted to resell the domain name. Pinboard, to me, is more valuable than Delicious is.
Maybe take a look at Shiori (https://aki-null.net/shiori/). It's more of a stand alone app rather than a Chrome Extension but the well crafted solution (afaik works with chrome and safari) combines pretty much all needed features. Basically use it on a daily basis for the saving process although I have to say that I prefer Alfred App scripts to access the bookmarks on my Mac.
That's largely true for my city, but I made the query on a country-wide job aggregator. Reactjs still the least popular.
sure, sanctions may very well be one of the factors causing such high inflation levels (although I am hesitant to say that they completely explain away the massive increase in the money supply. FWIW, according to IMF, in 2008 Iran's M1 base has been around $70 billion[1]. Giving a population of over 75M a $1.5 * 365 does nicely increase that base by around 50%). My main main point however was not to claim that the UBI program caused the inflation, rather to challenge the reliability of the main claim of the report as to the change the UBI makes to people's working behavior. Under such high inflation, whatever the cause, people need to work more, rather than less, to make ends meet, so comparing their behavior to pre-inflation periods is just bad science.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bank_of_the_Islamic_Re...
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